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Scenario Main Values

2025-12-28T20:04:18Z

Plasma7007: Fixed a typo

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The following table is a work-in-progress list of the scenario main (<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN</code>) values used by the vanilla game. These values help the game know where you are in the story and what events have (or have not) been triggered. They are also used to determine things that change based on story progression, such as which NPCs spawn in Treasure Town or the dialogue said by the partner if you turn to talk to them in the overworld.

The format used by the game for defining this variable is <code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = scn[1, 0];</code> where the two numbers in the brackets change depending on story progression.

For scripts that check for specific $SCENARIO_MAIN values using if-statements (such as to determine what partner dialogue should be played at that point in the story), you will usually see the value mentioned in a format like the following, which is taken from one of the partner's overworld dialogue scripts: <code>if ( scn($SCENARIO_MAIN) >= [26, 5] )</code> . In this example, the game is checking to see if the current $SCENARIO_MAIN value is ''greater than or equal to'' <code>[26, 5]</code> and, if that is indeed the case, then the partner's overworld dialogue will be some variation of "We're so close... There's no way we can give up now, [hero]!"

Because some scripts have identical names, the column for the script locations of each $SCENARIO_MAIN value will also include the name of the map folder they are found in. For example, the $SCENARIO_MAIN value that gets triggered following the Project P cutscene can be triggered by four seprate enter scripts that have identical names (''enter01.ssb'' and ''enter02.ssb'', respectively), so the corresponding map folder names are also included to help users know which enter scripts to look for.
{| class="wikitable center"
|+
!Scenario Main (Values)
!Game Chapter
!Description
!Script location of the value
!Other notes
!Other scripts that mention this value
!Debug Menu (that uses this value)
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[1, 0];'''</code>
|
|Immediately BEFORE the personality quiz
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_DIVIDE_OPENING</code>

''~ line 900''
|Contained within the larger <code>EVENT_DIVIDE</code>
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[2, 0];'''</code>
|
|Immediately AFTER the personality quiz
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_M00A_01</code>

''~ line 2261''
|
|
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|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[2, 1];'''</code>
|
|
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_DIVIDE_FIRST</code>

''~ line 967''
|'''''happylappy''''' writes that this is in a switch case in <code>EVENT_DIVIDE</code> over $SCENARIO_MAIN
''“Basically, if it’s [X, 0], make it [X, 1]… for these chapters only”''

(also applies to scn[3, 1];)
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[2, 2];'''</code>
!'''Chapter 1'''
|Partner’s Relic Fragment was just stolen on the beach
|'''D01P11B'''
<code>m01a0208.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[2, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 1
|Pre-fight in Beach Cave
|'''D01P41A'''
<code>m01a0401.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[3, 0];'''</code>
|
|Visual of the Rainbow Stoneship along with ''“The Pokémon Company and CHUNSOFT presents”'' before the game title appears
|'''S11P02C'''
<code>t01p0801.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2150''
|'''Main 2'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[3, 1];'''</code>
!'''Chapter 2'''
|About to enter Wigglytuff’s Guild for the first time with the partner
|'''G01P01B'''
<code>m02a0101.ssb</code>
|This value appears in the script mentioned by the previous cell, EVENT_DIVIDE, the debug script, and also in a switch case in EVENT_DIVIDE_FIRST (exact locations can be found in the next cell)
Same note from '''''happylappy''''' as [2, 1] where ''“Basically, if it’s [X, 0], make it [X, 1]… for these chapters only”''
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1599''

&

''~ line 393''
----Found in '''unionall.ssb'''

<code>EVENT_DIVIDE</code>

''~ line 750''
----Found in '''unionall.ssb'''

<code>EVENT_DIVIDE_FIRST</code>

''~ line 983''
|(under “Others”)
'''M2 The First Job'''

----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M02-01'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[3, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 2
|Chatot has you follow him since it’s your first day (about to learn about the Job Bulletin Board)
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m02a0301.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[3, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 2
|Entering Drenched Bluff for Spoink’s mission
|'''D02P11A'''
<code>m02a0401.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[3, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 2
|Enter Drenched Bluff for Spoink’s mission ''(if you failed previously)''
|'''D02P11A'''
<code>m02a0701.ssb</code>
|This one is found in a case menu
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[3, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 2
|Enter Drenched Bluff for Spoink’s mission ''(if you failed previously)''
|'''D02P11A'''
<code>m02a0701.ssb</code>
|This one is in a case menu, same scene as above
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[3, 6];'''</code>
|Ch. 2
|You find Spoink’s missing pearl at the end of Drenched Bluff
|'''D02P31A'''
<code>m02a0801.ssb</code>
|This one is in a case menu, probably relating to the '''demo version'''
|
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|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[3, 7];'''</code>
|Ch. 2
|You find Spoink’s missing pearl at the end of Drenched Bluff
|'''D02P31A'''
<code>m02a0801.ssb</code>
|This one is in a case menu, probably relating to the '''demo version'''
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[4, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 2
|Going to bed after your first successful job mission (also the end of chapter 2)
|'''G01P07C'''
<code>m02a1003.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1896''

''&''

''~ line 1607''

''&''

''~ line 401''
|'''Main 3'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M3 Outlaw Notice Board'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M03-01B'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[4, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 3
|Chatot notices you wandering the day after your first mission (about to learn about the Outlaw Notice Board)
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m03a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1615''

''&''

''~ line 406''
|(under “Others”)
'''Not That Way'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M03-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[4, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 3
|Meeting Marill and Azurill for the first time at Kecleon Market
|'''T01P02A'''
<code>m03a0301.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1623''

''&''

''~ line 411''
|(under “Others”)
'''M3 Drowzee'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M03-03'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[4, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 3
|Meeting Drowzee for the first time
|'''T01P01A'''
<code>m03a0401.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1631''

''&''

''~ line 416''
|(under “Others”)
'''M3 Truth'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M03-04'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[4, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 3
|Bidoof is about to help you pick your first outlaw job
|'''G01P03A'''
<code>m03a0502.ssb</code>
|
|'''D01P11A'''
<code>dus08.ssb</code>
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[4, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 3
|About to enter Mt. Bristle to save Azurill from Drowzee
|'''D03P11A'''
<code>m03a0601.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 421''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M03-06'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[4, 6];'''</code>
|Ch. 3
|Drowzee reveals that it was all a trick to Azurill (pre-boss fight)
|'''D03P41A'''
<code>m03a0801.ssb</code>
|For whatever reason, this particular variable appears twice in the same script (at the start of the scene and then right after the boss fight screen wipe effect)
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[4, 7];'''</code>
|Ch. 3
|Drowzee is defeated and you rescue Azurill
|'''D03P41A'''
<code>m03a1001.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 426''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M03-08'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[5, 0];'''</code>
|
|Requires you to do '''3+ missions''' and <code>scn[4, 7];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2283''
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2160''
|'''Main 4'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[5, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 4
|Loudred calls you over to do sentry duty for the first time
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m04a0101.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[5, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 4
|Triggers as the hero and partner are crawling to the sentry post
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m04a0106.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[5, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 4
|You have just completed sentry duty for the first time, and are about to hear your results
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m04a0201.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[5, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 4
|Triggers just after you receive the results if you failed sentry duty
|'''G01P04A'''
m04a0201.ssb
|Only triggers if you failed sentry duty
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[5, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 4
|Triggers after you’ve seen the cutscene where your team and Loudred go without dinner, which only happens if you failed sentry duty
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_M04_02_03</code>

''~ line 3242''
|''Only triggers if <code>scn[5, 4];</code>''

Appears in a switch case
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 431''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M04-03'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[5, 6];'''</code>
|Ch. 4
|Requires you to do '''2+ missions''' and <code>scn[5, 5];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2314''
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[5, 7];'''</code>
|Ch. 4
|Requires you to '''“do 0+ missions”''' and <code>scn[5, 6];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2325''
|'''''happylappy''''' suspects that this, and others like it, are just counting the number of days that pass
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[5, 8];'''</code>
|Ch. 4
|Requires you to '''“do 0+ missions”''' and <code>scn[5, 7];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2336''
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[6, 0];'''</code>
!Chapter 5
|Requires you to '''“do 0+ missions”''' and<code>scn[5, 8];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2347''
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2165''
|'''Main 5'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[6, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 5
|Morning address where Chatot announces that Treeshroud Forest’s Time Gear has been stolen
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m05a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 436''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M05-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[6, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 5
|Triggers after you tell Chatot you understand the details of your mission to investigate Waterfall Cave
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m05a0203.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[6, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 5
|Chimecho Assembly opens
|'''G01P03A'''
<code>m00p0101.ssb</code>
|
|
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|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[6, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 5
|The hero and partner discover the stairs to Spinda’s shop for the first time (“opening soon!”)
|'''P01P01A'''
<code>s30a0101.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[6, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 5
|Triggers when you enter Waterfall Cave for the first time
|'''D04P12A'''
<code>m05a0304.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 441''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M05-04'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[6, 6];'''</code>
|Ch. 5
|Reaching the bottom of Waterfall Cave
|'''D04P31A'''
<code>m05a0601.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[7, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 5
|After dinner, Wigglytuff tells your team about the upcoming expedition
|'''G01P05C'''
<code>m05a0911.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2170''
|'''Main 6'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[7, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 6
|During the morning address, Chatot talks to everyone about the expedition
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m06a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 446''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M06-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[7, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|About to encounter Koffing and Zubat at the job boards
|'''G01P03A'''
<code>m06a0201.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 451''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M06-03'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[7, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Opening cutscene for Spinda’s Café
|'''P01P01A'''
<code>s30a0201.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 456''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M06-035'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[7, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Loudred calls the hero and partner over for sentry duty (again)
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m06a0401.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[7, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Diglett has something else he has to do, and needs your team to do sentry duty again
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m06a0401.ssb</code>

&

<code>m06a0403.ssb</code>
|Triggers twice for whatever reason. The first time is at the start of the scene where Diglett asks for your help again, and the second time is after you confirm to Loudred that you understand what you need to do (i.e. right before the sentry duty minigame starts)
|
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|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[7, 6];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Chatot has just announced that Team Skull will be living at the guild until the expedition
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m06a0501.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 461''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M06-05'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Requires <code>scn[7, 6];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2431''
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2175''
|'''Main 7'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Chatot asks your team to go find Perfect Apples at Apple Woods
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m07a0301.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 466''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M07-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Entering Apple Woods for the first time
|'''D05P11A'''
<code>m07a0601.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 471''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M07-04'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 3];'''</code>
|Ch, 6
|Reaching the end of Apple Woods and encountering Team Skull
|'''D05P31A'''
<code>m07a0701.ssb</code>
|
|
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|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|The other guild apprentices sneak in some food for the hero and partner
|'''G01P07A'''
<code>m07a1302.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 476''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M07-06'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Project P is introduced to the player for the first time upon entering the crossroads
|'''P01P01A'''
<code>s30a0301.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 481''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M07-065'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 6];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Seems to be triggered upon re-entering the crossroads after having seen the Project P cutscene (i.e., having <code>scn[8, 5];</code>)
|'''G01P01A'''
<code>enter02.ssb</code>
----'''P01P02A'''

<code>enter02.ssb</code>
----'''P01P04A'''

<code>enter01.ssb</code>
----'''T01P01A'''

<code>enter01.ssb</code>
|This value can be triggered by four different enter scripts that all connect to the crossroads
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 488''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M07-067'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 7];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Requires you to do '''1+ missions''' and <code>scn[8, 6];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2358''
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 493''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M07-08'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 8];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Requires you to do '''sentry duty''' and have<code>scn[8, 7];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2370''
|
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|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[8, 9];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Requires you to “'''do 0+ missions”''' and <code>scn[8, 8];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2381''
|
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|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[9, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Requires you to '''“do 0+ missions”''' and <code>scn[8, 9];</code>
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_HA_YU_KI</code>

''~ line 2392''
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2180''
|'''Main 8'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[9, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 6
|Announcement of the expedition members during the morning address
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m08a0301.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1639''

''&''

''~ line 1646''

''&''

''~ line 498''
|(under “Others”)
'''M8 Ready for the Expedition?'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M8 First Time to Craggy Coast'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M08-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[9, 2];'''</code>
!Chapter 7
|Triggered once you enter Craggy Coast
|'''D06P11A'''
<code>m08a0603.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1653''
|(under “Others”)
'''M8 Craggy Coast Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[9, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 7
|This is triggered after exiting the Side Path dungeon
|'''D06P11A'''
<code>m08a0701.ssb</code>
|
|
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|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[9, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 7
|Arriving at Mt. Horn
|'''D07P11A'''
<code>m08a1001.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1660''
|(under “Others”)
'''M8 First Time to Mt. Horn'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[9, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 7
|Triggered once you enter Mt. Horn (or Rock Path)
|'''D07P11A'''
<code>m08b1301.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1667''
|(under “Others”)
'''M8 Mt. Horn Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[9, 6];'''</code>
|Ch. 7
|This is triggered after exiting Rock Path
|'''D07P11A'''
<code>m08a1101.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[10, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 7
|Requires that you clear Dungeon 10 (Mt. Horn)
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>GETOUT_SCENARIO_DUNEGON</code>

''~ line 8864''
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2185''
|'''Main 9'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[10, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 8
|Arriving at the Foggy Forest base camp
|'''D08P11A'''
<code>m09a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1674''
|(under “Others”)
'''M9 First Time to Foggy Forest'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[10, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 8
|This is triggered after the partner picks up the Drought Stone when you choose the Foggy Forest route
|'''D08P11A'''
<code>m09a0201.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1681''
|(under “Others”)
'''M9 Foggy Forest Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[10, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 8
|Triggered upon exiting Forest Path and ending up back at base camp
|'''D08P11A'''
<code>m09a0301.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[11, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 8
|Triggers right after the scene with Team Skull getting into position to attack Wigglytuff (<code>m09a0701.ssb</code>) ends
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>EVENT_M09_06_07</code>

''~ line 3656''
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2190''
|'''Main 10'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[11, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 9
|Arriving at Steam Cave
|'''D09P11A'''

<code>m10a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1688''
|(under “Others”)
'''M10 First Time to Steam Cave'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[11, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 9
|Team Skull attacks Wigglytuff
|'''P03P02A'''
<code>m10a0301.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1695''
|(under “Others”)
'''M10 Steam Cave Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[11, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 9
|Arriving at Upper Steam Cave
|'''D10P21A'''
<code>m10a0501.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1702''
|(under “Others”)
'''M10 First Time to Steam Cave-2'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[11, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 9
|Hero tells the partner they think they’ve been to Fogbound Lake before
|'''D10P21A'''
<code>m10a0701.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1709''
|(under “Others”)
'''M10 Steam Cave-2 Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[11, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 9
|Hero and partner prepare to fight Groudon
|'''D10P41A'''
<code>m10a0905.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[12, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 9
|The guild promises Uxie that they’ll keep Fogbound Lake a secre
|'''P04P01C'''
<code>m10a1213.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2195''
|'''Main 11'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[12, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 10
|Dusknoir arrives at the guild
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m11a0201.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 503''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M11-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[12, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 10
|Identical to the usual scene of the partner saying goodnight to the hero, except this time there’s a scenario flag
|'''G01P07C'''
<code>m11a0301.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[12, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 10
|Chatot sends you on an errand to Kecleon Market to see if they have any plans to stock Perfect Apples
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m11a0401.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1716''

''&''

''~ line 508''
|(under “Others”)
'''M11 Marill Bros. Lost Item'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M11-04'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[12, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 10
|Your team is talking to Dusknoir by Kecleon Market as Marill and Azurill rush by to find their lost item
|'''T01P02A'''
<code>m11a0501.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 513''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M11-05'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[13, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 10
|Grovyle tells Uxie he will be taking the third Time Gear
|'''V03P12A'''
<code>m11a0707.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2200''
|'''Main 12'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[13, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 10
|After the morning cheer, Loudred tells the partner and hero that they have visitors
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m12a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 518''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M12-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[13, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 10
|Entering Amp Plains
|'''D11P11A'''
<code>m12a0201.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1723''

''&''

''~ line 523''
|(under “Others”)
'''M12 First Time to Amp Clearing-2'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M12-04'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[13, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 10
|Entering Far Amp Plains from the rest stop
|'''D12P21A'''
<code>m12a0601.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1730''
|(under “Others”)
'''M12 Amp Clearing-2 Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[13, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 10
|Boss fight against the Manectric tribe (first attempt)
|'''D12P41A'''
<code>m12a0801.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[14, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 10
|Bidoof comes to find your team on the beach with Dusknoir, saying everyone is needed back at the guild
|'''T01P02A'''
<code>m12a1201.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2205''
|'''Main 13'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[14, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 11
|Back at the guild, you learn Grovyle is the one who’s been stealing all the Time Gears
|'''G01P03A'''
<code>m13a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1737''

''&''

''~ line 528''
|(under “Others”)
'''M13 Capturing Grovyle is First'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M13-01'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[14, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 11
|Everyone is assigned locations to search for Time Gears
|'''G01P03A'''
<code>m13a0301.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1744''

''&''

''~ line 533''
|(under “Others”)
'''M13 First Time to Northern Desert'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M13-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[14, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 11
|Seems to trigger during morning cheers the next day if you did NOT go to Northern Desert (i.e., if you completed another job instead of heading directly to Northern Desert to advance the plot)
|'''G01P07A'''
<code>enter01.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[14, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 11
|Entering Northern Desert
|'''D13P11A'''
<code>m13a0401.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 538''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M13-04'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[14, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 11
|Hero and partner make it through the Northern Desert and decide the quicksand pits are a dead end
|'''D14P11A'''
<code>m13a0701.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[14, 6];'''</code>
|Ch. 11
|Hero thinks they should go back to the quicksand pits
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m13a0903.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2210''

''&''

''~ line 543''
|'''Main 14'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M13-06'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[15, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 11
|Back at the quicksand pits, the hero sensibly decides that jumping into the quicksand is the best course of action
|'''D14P11A'''
<code>m14a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 548''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M14-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[15, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 11
|Entering Quicksand Pit from the rest stop
|'''D15P21A'''
<code>m14a0501.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1752''
|(under “Others”)
'''M14 Quicksand Cave-2 Retry'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[15, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 11
|The hero and partner discover the Underground Lake, but are then challenged by Mesprit
|'''D15P41A'''
<code>m14a0601.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[15, 4];'''</code>
!Chapter 12
|Based on the hero’s vision, the guild decides to set out for Crystal Cave
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m14a0905.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 553''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M14-05'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[15, 99];'''</code>
|
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1055''
|I never saw this getting used in regular gameplay, but when you set this value using the debug menu you’ll find yourself at the Hot Spring with Torkoal missing and half of the NPCs having the wrong character’s dialogue
|
|(under “Others”)
'''Hot Spring Check'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[16, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 12
|Seems to trigger during morning cheers the next day if you did NOT go to Crystal Cave (i.e., if you completed another job instead of heading directly to Crystal Cave to advance the plot)
|'''G01P07A'''
<code>enter01.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2216''

''&''

''~ line 558''
|'''Main 15'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M15-01'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[16, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 12
|Entering Crystal Cave
|'''D16P11A'''
<code>m15a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1759''
|(under “Others”)
'''M15 Solve This!'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[16, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 12
|Your team finds the puzzle with the three colored crystals at the end of Crystal Cave
|'''D16P31A'''
<code>m15a0401.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 563''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M15-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[17, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 12
|Hero and partner explain what happened at Crystal Lake to the guild, then Magnemite tells everyone to come to Treasure Town
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m15b1201.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2222''
|'''Main 16'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[17, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 13
|Chapter 13 title card
(“Dusknoir’s Secret”)
|'''P01P01A'''
<code>m16a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1769''

''&''

''~ line 568''
|(under “Others”)
'''M16 Restrain Ourselves and Go Back'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M16-01'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[17, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 13
|Before going to bed, the partner reflects back on what Dusknoir had revealed to everyone
|'''G01P07C'''
<code>m16a0302.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[17, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 13
|Having heard no news about Grovyle’s capture, Chatot tells everyone to go about their regular work
|'''G01P04A'''

<code>m16a0401.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 573''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M16-03'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[17, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 13
|Before bed, the partner and hero wonder about the world of the future and if Grovyle has been captured yet ''(this is likely the night before you go to the future)''
|'''G01P07C'''
<code>m16a0502.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[18, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 13
|Triggers immediately after you finish traveling through the Dimensional Hole into the future
|'''V16P02A'''
<code>m16a0702.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2227''
|'''Main 17'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[18, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 14
|Waking up in the future
|'''V17P03A'''
<code>m17a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1777''

''&''

''~ line 578''
|(under “Others”)
'''M17 Check the Doors'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M17-01'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[18, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 14
|The hero unsuccessfully tries to open the jail cell doors in the future
|'''P05P02A'''
<code>m170201.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1781''

''&''

''~ line 1784''

''&''

''~ line 583''
|(under “Others”)
'''M17 To the Stockade'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M17 First Time to Chasm Cave'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M17-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[18, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 14
|Grovyle decides to keep moving and leaves, meanwhile the partner struggles with the truth
|'''D18P11A'''
<code>m17a0504.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1798''
|(under “Others”)
'''M17 Chasm Cave Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[18, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 14
|Triggers if you fail Chasm Cave
|'''D18P11A'''
<code>m17a0701.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[19, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 14
|
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>GETOUT_SCENARIO_DUNEGON</code>

''~ line 8965''
|Seemingly gets skipped over upon clearing Chasm Cave, so I don’t know what specifically triggers this
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2232''

''&''

''~ line 1805''
|'''Main 18'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M18 First Time to Dark Hill'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[19, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 14
|Triggers once you complete Chasm Cave (you are about to try and use the Dimensional Scream on the frozen waterfall)
|'''D19P11A'''
<code>m18a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1812''

''&''

''~ line 1819''
|(under “Others”)
'''M18 Dark Hill Exploration'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M18 First Time to Sealed Ruin'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[19, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 14
|Triggers after you complete Dark Hill, before the partner sees the lights from the stockade
|'''P06P01A'''
<code>m18a0401.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1826''

''&''

''~ line 1833''
|(under “Others”)
'''M18 Sealed Ruin Exploration'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M18 First Time to Sealed Ruin-2'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[19, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 14
|Entering Sealed Pit Ruin (for the first time)
|'''D21P21A'''
<code>m18b0901.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1840''
|(under “Others”)
'''M19 Sealed Ruin-2 Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[19, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 14
|Triggers before your first attempt at the Spiritomb boss fight
|'''D21P41A'''
<code>m18b1101.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[20, 0];'''</code>
!Chapter 15
|Triggers after Grovyle has explained the truth about the future and your team decides to follow him so they can get home
|'''P07P01A'''
<code>m18b1401.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2237''
|'''Main 19'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[20, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 15
|Visual of the paralyzed future
|'''V17P03A'''
<code>m19a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1847''

''&''

''~ line 588''
|(under “Others”)
'''M19 First Time to Dusk Forest'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M19-01'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[20, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 15
|Entering Dusk Forest
|'''D22P11A'''
<code>m19a0301.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1854''

''&''

''~ line 1861''
|(under “Others”)
'''M19 Dusk Forest Exploration'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M19 First Time to Deep Dusk Forest'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[20, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 15
|While heading to the entrance to Deep Dusk Forest, Celebi explains the Passage of Time
|'''D23P11A'''
<code>m19b0701.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1868''
|(under “Others”)
'''M19 Deep Dusk Forest Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[20, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 15
|Triggers if you fail Deep Dusk Forest
|'''D23P11A'''
<code>m19b0901.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[21, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 15
|Traveling through the Passage of Time
|'''V16P02A'''
<code>m19b1014.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2242''
|'''Main 20'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[21, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 16
|After the chapter title card (“A New Dawn”), the hero, partner, and Grovyle all wake up on the beach back in the past
|'''D01P11A'''
<code>m20a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1875''

''&''

''~ line 593''
|(under “Others”)
'''M20 First Time to Treeshroud Forest'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M20-01'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[21, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 16
|Triggers once you say “Yes” to if you’re ready to enter Treeshroud Forest
|'''D24P11A'''
<code>m20a0501.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1882''
|(under “Others”)
'''M20 Treeshroud Forest Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[22, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 16
|The hero and partner agree to go back to the guild for help
|'''D01P11A'''
<code>m20a0901.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2247''
|'''Main 21'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[22, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 17
|Hero and partner return to Wigglytuff’s Guild
|'''G01P01B'''
<code>m21a0101.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[22, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 17
|Chatot gives everyone their orders (your team is supposed to go visit Torkoal)
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m21a0410.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1889''

''&''

''~ line 598''
|(under “Others”)
'''M21 The Wise, Old Torkoal'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M21-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[22, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 17
|Morning briefing (if you didn’t go to the Hot Spring the previous day)
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m21a0520.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 603''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M21-04'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[23, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 17
|Before bed, the partner reflects on the meeting with Torkoal and wonders how Grovyle is doing
|'''G01P07C'''
<code>m21a0802.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2252''
|'''Main 22'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[23, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 17
|Torkoal appears at the sentry gate
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m22a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 608''
|(under “Dialogue Check”)
'''TALK-M22-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[23, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 17
|Torkoal is leaving the guild when he gets ambushed by Team Skull
|'''P01P01A'''
<code>m22a0302.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1896''

''&''

''~ line 1903''

''&''

''~ line 613''
|(under “Others”)
'''M22 Dungeon Stop'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M22 Let’s Stop by Sharpedo Bluff!'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M22-03'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[23, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 17
|Before entering the Sharpedo Bluff hideout, the partner wonders if Grovyle is back
|'''H01P99A'''
<code>m22a0601.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1910''

''&''

''~ line 1917''

''&''

''~ line 618''
|(under “Others”)
'''M22 Re-read Letter'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M22 Let’s Swing by the Beach'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M22-04'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[24, 0];'''</code>
!Chapter 18
|Lapras talks to Wigglytuff
|'''P10P01A'''

<code>m22a1004.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1924''

''&''

''~ line 2257''
|(under “Others”)
'''M23 First Time to Brine Cave'''
----

'''Main 23'''

|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[24, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 18
|Wigglytuff has not yet returned, but Chatot plans to leave for Brine Cave as scheduled anyway
|'''G01P04A'''
<code>m23a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1931''

''&''

''~ line 1938''

''&''

''~ line 623''
|(under “Others”)
'''M23 Brine Cave Exploration'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M23 First Time to Brine Cave-2'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M23-02'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[24, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 18
|At the Lower Brine Cave midpoint, Team Skull steals the Relic Fragment from the partner and Chatot runs after them
|'''D26P21A'''
<code>m23a0501.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1945''
|(under “Others”)
'''M23 Brine Cave-2 Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[24, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 18
|The hero and partner find Team Skull knocked out and Skuntank returns the Relic Fragment
|'''D26P31A'''
<code>m23a0701.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[25, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 18
|Triggers at the end of the scene where the hero, partner, and Grovyle meet Lapras
|'''P11P01A'''
<code>m23a1008.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2262''
|'''Main 24'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[25, 1];'''</code>
!Chapter 19
|Chapter 19 title card
(“To the Hidden Land”)
|'''G01P01C'''
<code>m24a0102.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1952''

''&''

''~ line 628''
|(under “Others”)
'''M24 First Time to the Hidden Land'''
----(under “Dialogue Check”)

'''TALK-M24-01'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[25, 2];'''</code>
|Ch. 19
|Triggers upon entering the Hidden Land
|'''D27P11A'''
<code>m24a0401.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1959''

''&''

''~ line 1966''
|(under “Others”)
'''M24 The Hidden Land Exploration'''
----(under “Others”)

'''M24 First Time to the Hidden Land-2'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[25, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 19
|Triggers upon saying “Yes” to entering the Hidden Highland
|'''D28P21A'''
<code>m24a0601.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1973''
|(under “Others”)
'''M24 The Hidden Land-2 Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[25, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 19
|Triggers upon entering the Old Ruins
|'''D28P32A'''
<code>m24a0802.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[26, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 19
|
|Found in '''unionall''' under
<code>GETOUT_SCENARIO_DUNEGON</code>

''~ line 9031''
|Seemingly gets skipped over after defeating Dusknoir, so I don’t know what specifically triggers this
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2269''
|'''Main 25'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[26, 1];'''</code>
|Ch. 19
|Triggers right after defeating Dusknoir
|'''D28P44A'''
<code>m25a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1980''
|(under “Others”)
'''M25 First Time to Temporal Towe'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[26, 2];'''</code>
!Chapter 20
|Arriving at the entrance to Temporal Tower
|'''D29P11A'''
<code>m25a0501.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 1987''
|(under “Others”)
'''M25 Temporal Tower Exploration'''
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[26, 3];'''</code>
|Ch. 20
|Triggers when you interact with the entrance to Temporal Tower (regardless of if you say you’re ready to go in or not)
|'''D29P11A'''

<code>m25a0601.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[26, 4];'''</code>
|Ch. 20
|Arriving at the Temporal Tower midpoint
|'''D30P21A'''
<code>m25a0801.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[26, 5];'''</code>
|Ch. 20
|Entering Temporal Spire
|'''D3021A'''
<code>m25a0901.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[26, 6];'''</code>
|Ch. 20
|Reaching Temporal Pinnacle
|'''D30P41A'''
<code>m25a1101.ssb</code>
|
|
|
|-
|<code>$SCENARIO_MAIN = '''scn[27, 0];'''</code>
|Ch. 20
|Immediately after defeating Primal Dialga
|'''D30P41A'''
<code>m26a0101.ssb</code>
|
|'''S02P01A''' (debug)
<code>m00a01a.ssb</code>

''~ line 2276''
----Found in '''unionall''' under

<code>GETOUT_SCENARIO_DUNEGON</code>

''~ line 9055''
|'''Main 26'''
|}
[[Category:Documentation]]

Talk:List of Script Locations

2025-04-02T00:27:56Z

Plasma7007: /* Script error */ new section

== Fixes for List of Script Locations ==

Suggestions for additions or fixes for this page [[User:Chesyon|Chesyon]] ([[User talk:Chesyon|talk]]) 17:54, 18 January 2024 (UTC)

:"Magnemite tells everyone to gather in Treasure Town" is incorrectly listed as G01P07A > m15b1101.ssb, the same as the previous scene on the list. The correct scene is G01P04A > m15b1201.ssb. Discovered in [https://discord.com/channels/710190644152369162/1197552743309652039 this support thread]. [[User:Chesyon|Chesyon]] ([[User talk:Chesyon|talk]]) 17:57, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
::Fixed, thanks! [[User:End45|End45]] ([[User talk:End45|talk]]) 15:02, 19 January 2024 (UTC)
:::It still says G01P07A, it should say G01P04A [[User:Chesyon|Chesyon]] ([[User talk:Chesyon|talk]]) 15:45, 19 January 2024 (UTC)

== Scripts Missing From List ==

I'm pretty sure there are other scripts I've noticed missing from this list, will update this as I think of things.

Is there a reason the personality quiz script is entirely absent from this list? I'd think it's worth adding. [[User:Happylappy|Happylappy]] ([[User talk:Happylappy|talk]]) 06:03, 20 October 2024 (UTC)

:Additionally, it probably makes sense to add:
:S00P01A/partner (Script for Partner overworld conversations Part 1)
:S00P01A/partner2 (Script for Partner overworld conversations Part 2) [[User:Happylappy|Happylappy]] ([[User talk:Happylappy|talk]]) 14:30, 4 November 2024 (UTC)
::Done! [[User:Frostbyte|Frostbyte]] ([[User talk:Frostbyte|talk]]) 17:37, 4 November 2024 (UTC)

== Script error ==

"Chapter 10 (G01P01A) (m12a0102.ssb) - Marill & Azurill say their Water Float has been stolen" should have "m12a0101.ssb" as the script instead of m12a0102 [[User:Plasma7007|Plasma7007]] ([[User talk:Plasma7007|talk]]) 00:27, 2 April 2025 (UTC)

Dungeon Floor

2024-01-25T04:43:30Z

Plasma7007:

{{Stub}}

A '''Dungeon Floor''' is a single floor that is generated for a [[Dungeon Properties|dungeon]]. Each floor has properties that determined how it is generated, this includes the tileset to use, the music to play and a list of Pokémon, items and traps to spawn.

In [[SkyTemple]] you can edit the properties of a floor and show a preview of how a generated floor might look like in-game. The preview however can not show [[Fixed Room|Fixed Rooms]] and will display a note when a floor has a Fixed Room in use.

== Layout ==

=== Structure: ===
This tab is used to change the general layout of floors.

* Structure Type can be used to select the general layout of the floor. Several different structure types can be selected. Small, Small Medium, Medium, and Medium Large have the most random variation between floor shapes while Ring, Crossroads, Two Rooms One Monster House, Line, Cross, Beetle, and Outer Rooms have a more specific shape they tend to hold with lesser random variation. Single Monster House will always spawn a singular room as the entire floor with a Monster House.
* Floor Connectivity changes the amount of connections between cells used to generate the floor map.
* Extra Hallway Density is used to determine the amount of extra hallways on the floor once the initial connections are made. These can be extra connections between rooms, loops, or dead end hallways.
* Room Density is used to determine the amount of rooms on a floor. Some random variation may be applied to this number and a floor will never have less than two rooms unless it is a whole floor monster house.
* Dead Ends can be toggled on or off and determines if hallways can lead to dead ends instead of a room or other hallway. ''Note that dead ends can still occasionally spawn even with them turned off due to a bug in the game.''

=== Terrain Settings: ===
This tab is used to control additional layout settings of the floor.

* Secondary Terrain Enabled? can be toggled on or off and determines if the floor will spawn a secondary type of terrain outside of rooms. The type of terrain is determined by the tileset in use and not anything within Dungeon Floor settings. Most tilesets use water while a few use lava or void. Note that Secondary Terrain can still spawn within rooms themselves even with this setting turned off, if Secondary Terrain (Number of Rooms) is set higher than 0.
* Secondary Terrain (Number of Rooms) is used to determine the amount of rooms on a floor that have secondary terrain inside them. However, this feature does not seem to work consistently. Still, a higher number will give a greater chance of one or more rooms with secondary terrain.
* Secondary Terrain Density is used to determine how much secondary terrain spawns on the floor outside of rooms.
* Imperfect Rooms can be toggled to determine if rooms always spawn as perfect rectangles or not. With this setting on, small notches can be taken out of the corners of rooms, giving them an imperfect shape.
* Darkness Level can be used to determine how many tiles in front of the player that other Pokemon and items can be seen while traveling through hallways.
* Weather is used to determine what type of weather activates when the player enters the floor. This can still be changed by moves and abilities used on the floor.

=== Items, Traps, and Enemies: ===
This tab is used to control the amount of items, traps, and initial enemies that can spawn on a floor.
* Floor Item Density refers to how many items can spawn on the floor, with random variation between -2 and +1 items. Note that only 16 items can ever spawn on a single floor. The floor preview however does not take this into account and will show something closer to the actual number inserted if above 16.
* Buried Item Density refers to how many items can spawn hidden below wall tiles, outside of rooms or hallways.
* Trap Density refers to how many traps will spawn on the floor, with random variation between the actual number and the number divided by 2. Note that Wonder Tiles technically count as traps and are apart of this count.
* Max Coin Amount refers to the maximum amount of money a Poke(money) floor item can hold.
* Initial Enemy Density refers to the amount of enemies that are already on the floor when the player first enters it. Note that only 14 enemies can ever spawn on a single floor at once. The floor preview however does not take this into account and will show something closer to the actual number inserted if above 14. Random variation is used with the minimum amount being the actual number divided by 2, so numbers up to 28 can still be useful for guaranteeing higher amounts of enemies. If Initial Enemy Density is set to 0, only 1 enemy will spawn and no further enemies will spawn even as the player explores the floor. Due to a bug, setting the density to a negative number will always spawn 14 enemies, often all close by the player.

=== Chances: ===
This tab is used to set the chances of various things spawning on the floor. The sliders are % based and go from 0 to 100. If the [[UnusedDungeonChance]] ASM patch is applied, Unused can be used to have a chance of generating a small maze of walls within one of the rooms inside a floor.

=== IQ and Misc: ===
This tab is used to change settings relating to IQ, as well as other settings.

* Enemy IQ determines how many IQ points enemies have, therefore also what IQ skills they will have.
* IQ Booster Boost determines how many IQ points IQ Booster increases IQ by.
* Hidden Stairs Type determines if a Secret Room or Secret Bazaar will spawn when the player finds Hidden Stairs. 0 will set Hidden Stairs to always lead to a Secret Bazaar, 1 will set Hidden Stairs to always lead to a Secret Room, and 255 will give a 50/50 chance of either. Any other number will give a 0% chance for both and the Hidden Stairs will instead work like regular stairs.

== Pokemon Spawns ==
The Pokemon Spawns tab can be used to determine what Pokemon can spawn as enemies within the floor. Pokemon can be added or removed using the + and - buttons. An unlimited number of Pokemon can be added to the spawn list, however each time the floor is entered, only a random 14 of them will be selected if there is more than 14 types of Pokemon that can spawn. Additionally, adding absurdly high numbers (Such as 100 or more) of different Pokemon to a single floor's spawn list may cause the game to crash upon entering the floor.

Kecleon Level refers to the level of the Kecleon running Kecleon Shop, if one spawns on the floor.

== Traps ==
This tab allows you to change the % chances of what trap will spawn on the dungeon floor when the floor generates a trap tile. Multiple types of traps can spawn on the same floor if more than one trap is generated.

== Items ==
This tab allows you to change the % chances and what items can spawn on the dungeon floor. Each tab within this tab controls a separate list for Floor Items, Kecleon Shop items, Monster House items, Buried items, Grab Bag items, and Secret Room items. You can add or remove complete categories of items for each tab using the top menu and the items that can spawn in each category in the bottom menu. {{NavSkyTemple}}

Dungeon Floor

2024-01-25T04:39:11Z

Plasma7007:

{{Stub}}

A '''Dungeon Floor''' is a single floor that is generated for a [[Dungeon Properties|dungeon]]. Each floor has properties that determined how it is generated, this includes the tileset to use, the music to play and a list of Pokémon, items and traps to spawn.

In [[SkyTemple]] you can edit the properties of a floor and show a preview of how a generated floor might look like in-game. The preview however can not show [[Fixed Room|Fixed Rooms]] and will display a note when a floor has a Fixed Room in use.

== Layout ==

=== Structure: ===
This tab is used to change the general layout of floors.

* Structure Type can be used to select the general layout of the floor. Several different structure types can be selected. Small, Small Medium, Medium, and Medium Large have the most random variation between floor shapes while Ring, Crossroads, Two Rooms One Monster House, Line, Cross, Beetle, and Outer Rooms have a more specific shape they tend to hold with lesser random variation. Single Monster House will always spawn a singular room as the entire floor with a Monster House.
* Floor Connectivity changes the amount of connections between cells used to generate the floor map.
* Extra Hallway Density is used to determine the amount of extra hallways on the floor once the initial connections are made. These can be extra connections between rooms, loops, or dead end hallways.
* Room Density is used to determine the amount of rooms on a floor. Some random variation may be applied to this number and a floor will never have less than two rooms unless it is a whole floor monster house.
* Dead Ends can be toggled on or off and determines if hallways can lead to dead ends instead of a room or other hallway. ''Note that dead ends can still occasionally spawn even with them turned off due to a bug in the game.''

=== Terrain Settings: ===
This tab is used to control additional layout settings of the floor.

* Secondary Terrain Enabled? can be toggled on or off and determines if the floor will spawn a secondary type of terrain outside of rooms. The type of terrain is determined by the tileset in use and not anything within Dungeon Floor settings. Most tilesets use water while a few use lava or void. Note that Secondary Terrain can still spawn within rooms themselves even with this setting turned off, if Secondary Terrain (Number of Rooms) is set higher than 0.
* Secondary Terrain (Number of Rooms) is used to determine the amount of rooms on a floor that have secondary terrain inside them. However, this feature does not seem to work consistently. Still, a higher number will give a greater chance of one or more rooms with secondary terrain.
* Secondary Terrain Density is used to determine how much secondary terrain spawns on the floor outside of rooms.
* Imperfect Rooms can be toggled to determine if rooms always spawn as perfect rectangles or not. With this setting on, small notches can be taken out of the corners of rooms, giving them an imperfect shape.
* Darkness Level can be used to determine how many tiles in front of the player that other Pokemon and items can be seen while traveling through hallways.
* Weather is used to determine what type of weather activates when the player enters the floor. This can still be changed by moves and abilities used on the floor.

=== Items, Traps, and Enemies: ===
This tab is used to control the amount of items, traps, and initial enemies that can spawn on a floor.
* Floor Item Density refers to how many items can spawn on the floor, with random variation between -2 and +1 items. Note that only 16 items can ever spawn on a single floor. The floor preview however does not take this into account and will show something closer to the actual number inserted if above 16.
* Buried Item Density refers to how many items can spawn hidden below wall tiles, outside of rooms or hallways.
* Trap Density refers to how many traps will spawn on the floor, with random variation between the actual number and the number divided by 2. Note that Wonder Tiles technically count as traps and are apart of this count.
* Max Coin Amount refers to the maximum amount of money a Poke(money) floor item can hold.
* Initial Enemy Density refers to the amount of enemies that are already on the floor when the player first enters it. Note that only 14 enemies can ever spawn on a single floor at once. The floor preview however does not take this into account and will show something closer to the actual number inserted if above 14. Random variation is used with the minimum amount being the actual number divided by 2, so numbers up to 28 can still be useful for guaranteeing higher amounts of enemies. If Initial Enemy Density is set to 0, only 1 enemy will spawn and no further enemies will spawn even as the player explores the floor. Due to a bug, setting the density to a negative number will always spawn 14 enemies, often all close by the player.

=== Chances: ===
This tab is used to set the chances of various things spawning on the floor. The sliders are % based and go from 0 to 100. If the [[UnusedDungeonChance]] ASM patch is applied, Unused can be used to have a chance of generating a small maze of walls within one of the rooms inside a floor.

=== IQ and Misc: ===
This tab is used to change settings relating to IQ, as well as other settings.

* Enemy IQ determines how many IQ points enemies have, therefore also what IQ skills they will have.
* IQ Booster Boost determines how many IQ points IQ Booster increases IQ by.
* Hidden Stairs Type determines if a Secret Room or Secret Bazaar will spawn when the player finds Hidden Stairs. 0 will set Hidden Stairs to always lead to a Secret Bazaar, 1 will set Hidden Stairs to always lead to a Secret Room, and 255 will give a 50/50 chance of either. Any other number will give a 0% chance for both and the Hidden Stairs will instead work like regular stairs.

== Pokemon Spawns ==
The Pokemon Spawns tab can be used to determine what Pokemon can spawn as enemies within the floor. Pokemon can be added or removed using the + and - buttons. An unlimited number of Pokemon can be added to the spawn list, however each time the floor is entered, only a random 14 of them will be selected if there is more than 14 types of Pokemon that can spawn. Additionally, adding absurdly high numbers (Such as 100 or more) of different Pokemon to a single floor's spawn list may cause the game to crash upon entering the floor.

Kecleon Level refers to the level of the Kecleon running Kecleon Shop, if one spawn on the floor.

== Traps ==
This tab allows you to change the % chances of what trap will spawn on the dungeon floor when the floor generates a trap tile. Multiple types of traps can spawn on the same floor if more than one trap is generated.

== Items ==
This tab allows you to change the % chances and what items can spawn on the dungeon floor. Each tab within this tab controls a separate list for Floor Items, Kecleon Shop items, Monster House items, Buried items, Grab Bag items, and Secret Room items. You can add or remove complete categories of items for each tab using the top menu and the items that can spawn in each category in the bottom menu. {{NavSkyTemple}}

Dungeon Floor

2024-01-25T04:20:38Z

Plasma7007:

Fixed Room

2024-01-25T04:01:55Z

Plasma7007:

{{Stub}}

A '''Fixed Room''' (sometimes referred to as '''Fixed Floor''') is a special pre-generated room layout which can be placed on dungeon floors or replace a floor entirely. For most Fixed Rooms you can select to use one for a floor by editing the [[Dungeon Floor]] properties. Depending on whether a Fixed Room is supposed to be used as a floor replacement or as a single room it will then either replace the entire floor (this is usually used for boss fights) or spawn instead of a randomly generated room on a floor.

Some Fixed Rooms have special purposes, such as the Fixed Rooms used by the Secret Bazar.

Warning: When editing fixed rooms, '''do not''' attempt to edit Fixed Room #0 unless you know specifically how it works. This can break all floors within all dungeons of the game.{{NavSkyTemple}}

Dungeon Floor

2024-01-25T03:49:53Z

Plasma7007:

Dungeon Floor

2024-01-25T03:47:39Z

Plasma7007:

Dungeon Floor

2024-01-25T03:27:04Z

Plasma7007:

Dungeon Floor

2024-01-25T03:08:28Z

Plasma7007: Added details about structure settings

File:ExtraHallway01.png

2024-01-25T02:58:10Z

Plasma7007:

ExtraHallwayDensity set to 0

File:ExtraHallway1.png

2024-01-25T02:56:37Z

Plasma7007:

ExtraHallwayDensity set to 0

Pokémon Data

2024-01-25T00:03:49Z

Plasma7007:

Most all data and properties of any given Pokémon can be edited under the "Pokémon" dropdown tab within Skytemple. From there, you can edit the data and properties of the individual gender forms of each Pokémon by double clicking on the form you want to edit.

''Please note that it is generally unsafe to edit the Pokémon and "Reserve" Pokémon past #551. These are actors within the game and editing them can lead to unintended consequences. Pokémon #537 - #551 however can be safely edited and used to add new Pokémon to the game.''

There are four categories of data you can edit as well as a sidebar on the left showing the Pokémon's normal portrait and a single frame from its idle animation. The sidebar also allows you to change a handful of key settings as well as import/export data for that gender form.

Pokémon Data

2024-01-24T23:45:30Z

Plasma7007:

Most all data and properties of any given Pokémon can be edited under the "Pokémon" dropdown tab within Skytemple. From there, you can edit the data and properties of the individual gender forms of each Pokémon.

''Please note that it is generally unsafe to edit the Pokémon and "Reserve" Pokémon past #551. These are actors within the game and editing them can lead to unintended consequences. Pokémon #537 - #551 however can be safely edited and used to add new Pokémon to the game.''

Pokémon Data

2024-01-24T23:43:30Z

Plasma7007: Made a very simple description of editing Pokémon

Most all data and properties of any given Pokémon can be edited under the "Pokémon" dropdown tab within Skytemple. From there, you can edit the data and properties of the individual gender forms of each Pokémon.

''Please note that it is generally unsafe to edit the Pokémon and "Reserve" Pokémon past #551. These are actors within the game and editing them can lead to unintended consequences.''

Dungeon Properties

2024-01-24T23:31:40Z

Plasma7007: Added a small amount of extra details about editing floors vs. the full dungeon and briefly explained how to export a floor to other floors.

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Dungeon have certain properties, which you can edit in [[SkyTemple]] by selecting the name of a dungeon. These properties either apply to general aspects of the dungeons or settings which apply to all floors of the dungeon. The editor will also give you the option to rename the dungeon and change its floor count. You can access the settings which apply to all floors by double clicking the dungeon's name instead of a specific floor.

Altering anything on a specific floor will not automatically carry over to other floors within the dungeon. However, hitting the "Export" button at the bottom of the screen while editing a floor will allow you to export settings of your choice from that floor to any other floor within that specific, or even any other dungeon within the game.

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