Resource Generation 9 Resource Pack [v21.1] (Updated with Indigo Disk contents) 3.2.9

[marugan990]

Hi , i have some problems with new moves AI, to be precise Ceaseless Edge and infernal parade:


Pokémon Essentials v21.1
[Pokémon Essentials version 21.1]
[v21.1 Hotfixes 1.0.9]
Exception: NameError
Message: undefined local variable or method `b' for main:Object
Backtrace:
[Generation 9 Pack] [002] AI New Move Rankings.rb:159:in `block in <main>' Event_Handlers:139:in `trigger'
Battle Al:111:in `apply_move_effect_against_target_score'
Al_ChooseMove:305:in `pbGetMoveScoreAgainstTarget'
Al_ChooseMove:245:in `block in pbGetMoveScore'
Al_ChooseMove:242:in `each'
Al_ChooseMove:242:in `pbGetMoveScore'
Al_ChooseMove:67:in `block (3 levels) in pbGetMoveScores'
PBDebug:6:in `logonerr
Al_ChooseMove:67:in `block (2 levels) in pbGetMoveScores'

I tried this on the vanilla version just with gen 9 plugin installed, it happens when hitting a pokemon that knows any of those moves , for "fixing" Ceaseless edge you can just remove the 'b' that causes the problem (i know its not a fix but my coding knowlwdge is not that great) however for infernal parade since the code for the AI is much longer i cant do the same
the game doesnt crash it just triggers a warning is there anyway i can fix this or disable the warning?
thanks in advance

EDIT:(deleting entirely the script for AI new moves kinda works but i think that just will cause more trouble in the future)

 

[DandiAmbi]

Hey Im having a problem I download 3.2.7 but its saying that its 3.2.4 and it wont let me in my game

 

[komeiji514]

A small problem I think. Psyblade's power is boosted even if user is not affected by terrain, according to pokemon wiki in many languages. But I can't confirm.

 

[Caruban]

Caruban updated Generation 9 Resource Pack [v21.1] (Updated with Indigo Disk contents) with a new update entry:

Minor Update (v3.2.8)

Fixed several AI bugs.

Change log:

• Changed Infernal Parade burn score "b" parameter to "target"
• Changed Matcha Gatcha burn score "b" parameter to "target"
• Changed Barb Barrage poison score "b" parameter to "target"
• Changed Ceaseless Edge's spike score method
• Changed Stone Axe's stealth rock score method
• Changed Chilly Reception's switch out score method
• Changed Frostbite AI handler to FrostbiteTarget
• Changed @battle to battle from Neutralizing Gas ability...

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

[riomarco]

Probably a stupid question(please forgive me, i started my pokemon fangame this week), but i want to add a pokemon on my team with different form(like alolan meowth or galaran meowth) to test some event that i make, but when i add the pokemon only one meowth on the list. I'm confused where can i add that pokemon on my team via debug menu. Or i want to add different form as wild encounter, how can add those?

EDIT: Make a primitive solution by moving the data(e.g: Meowth,1 from pokemon_forms.txt for pokemon.txt). I know it's not the best(or sophisticated) solution but i guess it kinda worked. Idk what will happen for the long run tho. So i still waiting for the correct solution for this

 

[Lucidious89]

Probably a stupid question(please forgive me, i started my pokemon fangame this week), but i want to add a pokemon on my team with different form(like alolan meowth or galaran meowth) to test some event that i make, but when i add the pokemon only one meowth on the list. I'm confused where can i add that pokemon on my team via debug menu. Or i want to add different form as wild encounter, how can add those?

EDIT: Make a primitive solution by moving the data(e.g: Meowth,1 from pokemon_forms.txt for pokemon.txt). I know it's not the best(or sophisticated) solution but i guess it kinda worked. Idk what will happen for the long run tho. So i still waiting for the correct solution for this

Just select the debug option in the party menu and just change the form of whatever Pokemon you're selecting.

 

[komeiji514]

A mistake in Opportunist.

Battle::AbilityEffects::OnOpposingStatGain.add(:OPPORTUNIST,
  proc { |ability, battler, battle, statUps|
    showAnim = true
    battle.pbShowAbilitySplash(battler)
    statUps.each do |stat, increment|
      next if !battler.pbCanRaiseStatStage?(stat, battler)
      if battler.pbRaiseStatStage(stat, increment, battler, showAnim)
        showAnim = false
      end
    end
    # Should be battler.pbThis instead of user.pbThis.
    battle.pbDisplay(_INTL("{1}'s stats won't go any higher!", battler.pbThis)) if showAnim
    battle.pbHideAbilitySplash(battler)
    battler.pbItemOpposingStatGainCheck(statUps)
    # Mirror Herb can trigger off this ability.
    if !showAnim
      opposingStatUps = battle.sideStatUps[battler.idxOwnSide]
      battle.allOtherSideBattlers(battler.index).each do |b|
        next if !b || b.fainted?
        if b.itemActive?
          b.pbItemOpposingStatGainCheck(opposingStatUps)
        end
      end
      opposingStatUps.clear
    end
  }
)

 

[riomarco]

Just select the debug option in the party menu and just change the form of whatever Pokemon you're selecting.

Oh just realized that the region pokemon is on the bottom of the list lol. Again, super noob at this. Thanks for the help lol

 

[http404error]

There's a crash in the AI code for Triple Arrows. It doesn't actually inherit from the StatDownMove class, so statDown isn't implemented. It might just need a hardcoded [:DEFENSE, 1] here instead, or to have Triple Arrows function code reworked to implement statDown.

#===============================================================================
# Triple Arrows
#===============================================================================
Battle::AI::Handlers::MoveFailureAgainstTargetCheck.copy("LowerTargetDefense1",
                                                         "LowerTargetDefense1FlinchTarget")
Battle::AI::Handlers::MoveEffectAgainstTargetScore.add("LowerTargetDefense1FlinchTarget",
  proc { |score, move, user, target, ai, battle|
    flinch_score = Battle::AI::Handlers.apply_move_effect_against_target_score("FlinchTarget",
       0, move, user, target, ai, battle)
    score += flinch_score if flinch_score != Battle::AI::MOVE_USELESS_SCORE
    score = ai.get_score_for_target_stat_drop(score, target, move.move.statDown, false)
    next score
  }
)

 

[Caruban]

A mistake in Opportunist.

Battle::AbilityEffects::OnOpposingStatGain.add(:OPPORTUNIST,
  proc { |ability, battler, battle, statUps|
    showAnim = true
    battle.pbShowAbilitySplash(battler)
    statUps.each do |stat, increment|
      next if !battler.pbCanRaiseStatStage?(stat, battler)
      if battler.pbRaiseStatStage(stat, increment, battler, showAnim)
        showAnim = false
      end
    end
    # Should be battler.pbThis instead of user.pbThis.
    battle.pbDisplay(_INTL("{1}'s stats won't go any higher!", battler.pbThis)) if showAnim
    battle.pbHideAbilitySplash(battler)
    battler.pbItemOpposingStatGainCheck(statUps)
    # Mirror Herb can trigger off this ability.
    if !showAnim
      opposingStatUps = battle.sideStatUps[battler.idxOwnSide]
      battle.allOtherSideBattlers(battler.index).each do |b|
        next if !b || b.fainted?
        if b.itemActive?
          b.pbItemOpposingStatGainCheck(opposingStatUps)
        end
      end
      opposingStatUps.clear
    end
  }
)

Oh right, I should use battler.pbThis

There's a crash in the AI code for Triple Arrows. It doesn't actually inherit from the StatDownMove class, so statDown isn't implemented. It might just need a hardcoded [:DEFENSE, 1] here instead, or to have Triple Arrows function code reworked to implement statDown.

#===============================================================================
# Triple Arrows
#===============================================================================
Battle::AI::Handlers::MoveFailureAgainstTargetCheck.copy("LowerTargetDefense1",
                                                         "LowerTargetDefense1FlinchTarget")
Battle::AI::Handlers::MoveEffectAgainstTargetScore.add("LowerTargetDefense1FlinchTarget",
  proc { |score, move, user, target, ai, battle|
    flinch_score = Battle::AI::Handlers.apply_move_effect_against_target_score("FlinchTarget",
       0, move, user, target, ai, battle)
    score += flinch_score if flinch_score != Battle::AI::MOVE_USELESS_SCORE
    score = ai.get_score_for_target_stat_drop(score, target, move.move.statDown, false)
    next score
  }
)

I changed it to [:DEFENSE,1]

 

[Caruban]

Caruban updated Generation 9 Resource Pack [v21.1] (Updated with Indigo Disk contents) with a new update entry:

Minor Update (v3.2.9)

Fixed several AI bugs.

Change log:

• Added an ice defense buff algorithm for the AI during snow
• Fixed a bug in the pbPartyScreen for Revival Blessing
• Fixed the Opportunist message to display battler.pbThis instead of user.pbThis
• Fixed the Triple Arrows AI move's defense stat drop score

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

[Nova Ozuka]

How do I update this plugin if I already have it installed? Do I just replace it with the updated version, or do I also need to run the script command again?

 

[Lucidious89]

How do I update this plugin if I already have it installed? Do I just replace it with the updated version, or do I also need to run the script command again?

As explained in the instructions, the only reason to run the script command is to update data in your existing PBS files to Gen 9 standards. The only reason you'd need to do this is if you have custom edits or additions to your base PBS files that you don't want to lose.

If none of this applies to you, or you already updated the contents of your PBS files, then there's no reason to run the script command.