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+ | [[Image:BugCatchingContest.png|right|256px|thumb|A Bug Catching Contest being judged.]] |
| − | This page describes the '''Bug Catching Contest''', an event |
+ | This page describes the '''Bug Catching Contest''', an event in which trainers compete against each other by catching the best Bug-type Pokémon. |
| − | == pbBugContestState |
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| − | * pbSetJudgingPoint(M,X,Y): Where the contest's results are announced, M is the map ID, X,Y is player's location |
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| + | * <code>pbSetJudgingPoint(map_id,x,y)</code> - The map and coordinates the player is teleported to at the end of the contest, where the results are announced. |
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| − | * pbSetReception(M,M2,M3): Map(s) that serve as boundary for the contest, M is the map ID(s) |
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| + | * <code>pbSetReception(map_id1,map_id2,...)</code> - Sets the IDs of any reception maps for the contest. As many maps as you like can be listed here. Reception maps are ones the player can reach just by walking from the contest map, e.g. gatehouses surrounding the park in which the contest takes place. |
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| − | * pbSetContestMap(M): Map where the bug catching contents takes places, M is the map ID |
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| + | * <code>pbSetContestMap(map_id)</code> - Sets the ID of the map in which the Bug Catching Content takes place. Only one map can be designated. If the player goes to a different map (that isn't a reception map), the contest is cancelled. The Pokémon caught by the other contestants are randomly chosen from what is encounterable on the contest map. |
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| − | * pbStart(X): Starts bug catching content, X is the number of balls |
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| + | * <code>pbSetPokemon(pkmn_index)</code> - Designates a single Pokémon in the player's party (at index <code>pkmn_index</code>) to be the Pokémon used by the player during the contest. This is typically `pbGet(1)`, which returns a party index number previously chosen via <code>pbChooseAblePokemon(1,2)</code>. |
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| + | * <code>pbStart(num_balls)</code> - Starts the Bug Catching Content. <code>num_balls</code> is the number of Sport Balls the player starts with. |
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== Creating a Bug Catching Contest == |
== Creating a Bug Catching Contest == |
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Revision as of 22:06, 26 September 2020
A Bug Catching Contest being judged.
This page describes the Bug Catching Contest, an event in which trainers compete against each other by catching the best Bug-type Pokémon.
pbBugContestState methods
pbSetJudgingPoint(map_id,x,y)- The map and coordinates the player is teleported to at the end of the contest, where the results are announced.pbSetReception(map_id1,map_id2,...)- Sets the IDs of any reception maps for the contest. As many maps as you like can be listed here. Reception maps are ones the player can reach just by walking from the contest map, e.g. gatehouses surrounding the park in which the contest takes place.pbSetContestMap(map_id)- Sets the ID of the map in which the Bug Catching Content takes place. Only one map can be designated. If the player goes to a different map (that isn't a reception map), the contest is cancelled. The Pokémon caught by the other contestants are randomly chosen from what is encounterable on the contest map.pbSetPokemon(pkmn_index)- Designates a single Pokémon in the player's party (at indexpkmn_index) to be the Pokémon used by the player during the contest. This is typically `pbGet(1)`, which returns a party index number previously chosen viapbChooseAblePokemon(1,2).pbStart(num_balls)- Starts the Bug Catching Content.num_ballsis the number of Sport Balls the player starts with.
Creating a Bug Catching Contest
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