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Pokémon Data

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	This allows you to edit the Movement, IQ Group, Ability (or Abilities), Exp. Yield, Recruit Rate, Talk Group, and Idle Animation Type. Note that changing the Idle Animation Type requires the [[ChangePokemonGroundAnim]] patch.		This allows you to edit the Movement, IQ Group, Ability (or Abilities), Exp. Yield, Recruit Rate, Talk Group, and Idle Animation Type. Note that changing the Idle Animation Type requires the [[ChangePokemonGroundAnim]] patch.

			====Movement====
	Movement decides if a given Pokémon can walk over or through certain types of terrain. In the base game's context, whether a Pokémon can hover or phase through walls was often decided upon based on how the Pokémon sprites are animated rather than types or abilities as one might expect.		Movement decides if a given Pokémon can walk over or through certain types of terrain. In the base game's context, whether a Pokémon can hover or phase through walls was often decided upon based on how the Pokémon sprites are animated rather than types or abilities as one might expect.

			====Exp. Yield====
	Exp. Yield is only the "base Exp" for the Pokémon. To calculate the actual Exp that will be given out in a dungeon upon defeating an enemy of a certain level, use the following formula:		Exp. Yield is only the "base Exp" for the Pokémon. To calculate the actual Exp that will be given out in a dungeon upon defeating an enemy of a certain level, use the following formula:

	[Exp. Yield x (Level - 1) / 10] + Exp Yield		[Exp. Yield x (Level - 1) / 10] + Exp Yield

			====Recruit Rate====
	Recruit Rate is expressed as two numbers, which represent a percentage (10 = 1.0%, 100 = 10.0%, 1000 = 100.0%, etc.). The second number will be used if the player says "Yes" to the question asking them if they played Explorers of Time/Darkness in the Personality Quiz. Additionally, if the player has already recruited this species, the Recruit Rate will be halved if it is positive.		Recruit Rate is expressed as two numbers, which represent a percentage (10 = 1.0%, 100 = 10.0%, 1000 = 100.0%, etc.). The second number will be used if the player says "Yes" to the question asking them if they played Explorers of Time/Darkness in the Personality Quiz. Additionally, if the player has already recruited this species, the Recruit Rate will be halved if it is positive.

	Talk Group decides the dialogue used by Pokémon when talked to or upon leveling. The dialogue used can be seen by double clicking on the main "Pokémon" dropdown and checking the "Personality Groups" tab. Unlike most other values, the base game generally uses different talk groups for male or female individuals of the same species.		====Talk Group====
			[[Talk Group]] decides the dialogue used by Pokémon when talked to or upon leveling. The dialogue used can be seen by double clicking on the main "Pokémon" dropdown and checking the "Personality Groups" tab. Unlike most other values, the base game generally uses different talk groups for male or female individuals of the same species.

	=== Base Stats ===		=== Base Stats ===
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	== Stats and Moves ==		== Stats and Moves ==
	This can only be opened for the base form(first entry of a ~~Pokemon~~ slot).		This can only be opened for the base form (first entry of a Pokémon slot).

	~~'''Graphic'''~~		====Graph====
			Shows a graph where you can view how stats change as Pokémon continues to level up.

	~~Shows a graphic where you can view how stats change as Pokemon continues to level up.~~		====Stats====
			Here you can edit how much EXP is required for a level up, as well as how each Pokémon stats changes by how much.
	~~'''~~Stats~~'''~~

	Here, you can edit how much EXP is required for a level up, as well as how each ~~Pokemon~~ stats changes by how much.

	~~'''Level up Moves'''~~

	~~Here, you can edit what moves a Pokemon can learn upon level up. Warning: having more than 4 moves for one level breaks the game!~~

	~~'''HM/TM moves'''~~

	~~Here, you can edit what HM or TM can a Pokemon use.~~

	~~'''Egg moves'''~~

	~~Here, you can edit what moves a Pokemon may learn after hatching from egg~~.

			====Level Up Moves====
			Here you can edit what moves a Pokémon can learn upon level up. Warning: having more than 4 moves for one level breaks the game!

			====HM/TM Moves====
			Here you can edit what HM or TM a given Pokémon can use.

			====Egg Moves====
			Here you can edit what moves a Pokémon may learn after hatching from egg.

	== Portraits ==		== Portraits ==
	Here, you can view, import or export ~~Pokemon~~ portraits. Usually, only the first entry(male) of a ~~Pokemon~~ slot has any portraits in here, the exception being ~~Pokemon~~ with gender differences. In case a second entry doesn't have a requested portrait, game loads a portrait from the first entry.		Here, you can view, import or export Pokémon portraits. Usually, only the first entry(male) of a Pokémon slot has any portraits in here, the exception being Pokémon with gender differences. In case a second entry doesn't have a requested portrait, game loads a portrait from the first entry.

	During import or export you have two options: im-/export each portrait in a separate files(said files must have <code>-x</code> in the file name, where x is a portrait slot (0 - Normal, 2 - Happy, etc.) or im-/export a portrait sheet(where all portraits are in one file).		During import or export you have two options: im-/export each portrait in a separate files (said files must have <code>-x</code> in the file name, where x is a portrait slot (0 - Normal, 2 - Happy, etc.) or im-/export a portrait sheet (where all portraits are in one file).

	== Sprites ==		== Sprites ==
	Here, you can import or export the sprite list of a ~~Pokemon~~, as well as import/export specific animations(Ground sprites, Dungeon sprites or Attack sprite).		Here, you can import or export the sprite list of a Pokémon, as well as import/export specific animations (Ground sprites, Dungeon sprites or Attack sprite).

	If you want to add a new ~~Pokemon~~, use Add New Sprite, otherwise you will overwrite the existing sprite!		If you want to add a new Pokémon, use Add New Sprite, otherwise you will overwrite the existing sprite!

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Talk Group

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	Talk Groups are used to determine the dialogue an allied Pokémon will use within dungeons and Spinda's Café. The group used by each Pokémon ID can be seen in their General tabs, and the dialogue strings can be seen by double clicking on the main Pokémon drop-down and selecting the Personality Groups tab.		Talk Groups are used to determine the dialogue an allied Pokémon will use within dungeons and Spinda's Café. The group used by each Pokémon ID can be seen in their General tabs, and the dialogue strings can be seen by double clicking on the main Pokémon drop-down and selecting the Personality Groups tab.

	In the base game's context, many Pokémon species are assigned to multiple groups based on gender and form. This is particularly noticeable for Castform, which uses a total of 6 different groups across all of its Pokémon IDs.		In the base game's context, many Pokémon species are assigned to multiple groups based on gender and form. This is particularly noticeable for Castform, which uses a total of 6 different groups across all of its Pokémon IDs. A searchable Pokémon list can be found on the [https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Pok%C3%A9mon_by_tone Bulbapedia page on the subject].

	Many of these groups received official names, but only in Japanese through an official guidebook for Explorers of Time and Darkness~~. A searchable Pokémon list can be found on the [https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Pok%C3%A9mon_by_tone Bulbapedia page on the subject]~~.		Many of these groups received official names, but only in Japanese through an official guidebook for Explorers of Time and Darkness.

	Keep in mind the notes only reflect how the groups are used in the base game.		Keep in mind the notes only reflect how the groups are used in the base game.

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	* [[Pokémon Forms]]		* [[Pokémon Forms]]
	* [[Pokémon Data]]		* [[Pokémon Data]]
			* [[Talk Group]]

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Talk Group

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Talk Groups are used to determine the dialogue an allied Pokémon will use within dungeons and Spinda's Café. The group used by each Pokémon ID can be seen in their General tabs, and the dialogue strings can be seen by double clicking on the main Pokémon drop-down and selecting the Personality Groups tab.

In the base game's context, many Pokémon species are assigned to multiple groups based on gender and form. This is particularly noticeable for Castform, which uses a total of 6 different groups across all of its Pokémon IDs.

Many of these groups received official names, but only in Japanese through an official guidebook for Explorers of Time and Darkness. A searchable Pokémon list can be found on the [https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_Pok%C3%A9mon_by_tone Bulbapedia page on the subject].

Keep in mind the notes only reflect how the groups are used in the base game.

{| class="wikitable"
!Group
!Name (Unofficial Translation)
!Notes
|-
|0
|Docile tone
|
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|1
|Polite tone
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|2
|Timid tone
|
|-
|3
|Cautious tone
|Male, Entei, Mewtwo and Deoxys only
|-
|4
|Veteran tone
|Male only
|-
|5
|Proud tone
|
|-
|6
|Broken Speech tone
|Gender unknown, Kabuto and Silcoon only
|-
|7
|Wild tone
|Male and Voltorb only
|-
|8
|Brash tone
|Male only
|-
|9
|Innocent tone
|Female and Phione only
|-
|10
|Confident tone
|Male only
|-
|11
|Carefree tone
|Male and Bronzor only
|-
|12
|Gritty tone
|Male, Electrode and Bronzong only
|-
|13
|Gutsy tone
|Female only
|-
|14
|Big Sister tone
|Female only
|-
|15
|Calm tone
|Female and Moltres only
|-
|16
|Shrewd tone
|Male and Shedinja only
|-
|17
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Unused?
|-
|18
|Partner (Lively Boy)
|Used by type 1 male partners (Squirtle, Meowth, Totodile, Chimchar and Munchlax)
|-
|19
|Partner (Kind Boy)
|Used by type 2 male partners (all other male candidates)
|-
|20
|Partner (Girl)
|Used by type 3 female partners (Vulpix, Eevee, Chikorita, Torchic and Skitty)
|-
|21
|Grovyle (when accompanying)
|Used only by Grovyle as a guest.
|-
|22
|Chatot (when accompanying)
|Used only by Chatot as a guest.
|-
|23
|Bidoof (when accompanying)
|Used only by Bidoof as a guest.
|-
|24
|Manaphy
|
|-
|25
|Celebi (when accompanying)
|Used only by Shiny Celebi as a guest.
|-
|26
|Cresselia (when accompanying)
|The official name reflects how the group is used in the Japanese versions of Time and Darkness. Cresselia keeps using this group after recruitment in all versions of Sky.
|-
|27
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Unused?
|-
|28
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Unused?
|-
|29
|Uxie
|
|-
|30
|Mesprit
|
|-
|31
|Azelf
|
|-
|32
|Dialga
|
|-
|33
|Palkia
|
|-
|34
|Regigigas
|
|-
|35
|Darkrai
|
|-
|36
|Kecleon
|
|-
|37
|Client
|Used by clients during escort jobs.
|-
|38
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Unused?
|-
|39
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Unused?
|-
|40
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Unused?
|-
|41
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Unused
|-
|42
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Shaymin as a guest, during the first climb of Sky Peak only.
|-
|43
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Snover during Special Episode 1.
|-
|44
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Armaldo during Special Episode 2.
|-
|45
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Banette during Special Episode 2.
|-
|46
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Skorupi during Special Episode 2.
|-
|47
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Gardevoir during Special Episode 4.
|-
|48
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Medicham during Special Episode 4.
|-
|49
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Dusknoir during the Barren Valley boss fight in Special Episode 5.
|-
|50
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Shiny Celebi during Special Episode 5.
|-
|51
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Dusknoir within Dark Wasteland in Special Episode 5.
|-
|52
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Dusknoir within Temporal Tower in Special Episode 5.
|-
|53
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Dusknoir within Dusk Forest in Special Episode 5.
|-
|54
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Dusknoir within Spacial Cliffs in Special Episode 5.
|-
|55
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Dusknoir within Dark Ice Mountain in Special Episode 5.
|-
|56
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Dusknoir within Icicle Forest in Special Episode 5.
|-
|57
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Dusknoir within Vast Ice Mountain in Special Episode 5.
|-
|58
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Bidoof during Special Episode 1. Only used for leveling up.
|-
|59
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Igglybuff during Special Episode 2. Only used for leveling up.
|-
|60
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Lopunny during Special Episode 4. Only used for leveling up.
|-
|61
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Grovyle during Special Episode 5. Only used for leveling up.
|-
|62
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Sunflora during Special Episode 3. Only used for leveling up.
|-
|63
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Loudred during the fight against the three Haunter in Special Episode 3.
|-
|64
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by Magnemite and Magnezone guests during outlaw jobs.
|-
|65
|<nowiki>-</nowiki>
|Used by both Shaymin forms after recruitment.
|-
|255
|Hero
|"..." dialogue used by the hero. Also assigned to certain unused/unrecruitable Pokémon, including Primal Dialga. Dialogue strings cannot be changed using SkyTemple.
|}

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Special Episodes Player Character List

Caitemis — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 01:26:13 GMT

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Misc. Settings

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			[[File:Misc Settings.png\|thumb\|A screenshot of the default settings for Lists -> Misc. Settings.]]
	Misc. Settings is a list of mostly dungeon-specific things you can edit. Here, you can edit text speed, music track in the main menu, enemy spawn delay, belly loss per turn, amount of HP healed by items and damage delay of bad conditions like burns.		Misc. Settings is a list of mostly dungeon-specific things you can edit. Here, you can edit text speed, music track in the main menu, enemy spawn delay, belly loss per turn, amount of HP healed by items and damage delay of bad conditions like burns.

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A screenshot of the default settings for Lists -> Misc. Settings.

Object Sprite

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	Requirements for the sprite: 1 palette, resolution less than 512x256.		Requirements for the sprite: 1 palette, resolution less than 512x256.

			The [[ExtractObjectTable]] patch must be applied in order to view, add, and import/export object sprites. Additionally, each object sprite needs to be assigned in the [[Object List]] in order to be used.

	Warning: due to a bug, you must save and reload the ROM after adding a new sprite object before importing an image to it, otherwise, SkyTemple will throw an error!		Warning: due to a bug, you must save and reload the ROM after adding a new sprite object before importing an image to it, otherwise, SkyTemple will throw an error!

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How to add a second partner

Frostbyte — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 23:18:13 GMT

Remove Drive link since everything has been ported now

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	# Having a three member party also means having more pokemon talking and being present in cutscenes, thus more scripting and writing on your part.		# Having a three member party also means having more pokemon talking and being present in cutscenes, thus more scripting and writing on your part.
	# If the Chimeco Assembly is enabled, the player will be able to remove the second partner. You can either let them do this, or delete the Chimeco Assembly.		# If the Chimeco Assembly is enabled, the player will be able to remove the second partner. You can either let them do this, or delete the Chimeco Assembly.

	~~==== Google Docs Version: ====~~
	~~https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRi3ZieBTBFC7eg2gFIQhhKGpoAkOsf_NyJ0628-PA5CqqSjRYInbttLouDrPeQRxwSEA4XiUSisbGE/pub~~

	== '''Adding a Pokemon To Your Starting Party (Credit: @Ajifer on the SkyTemple Discord)''' ==		== '''Adding a Pokemon To Your Starting Party (Credit: @Ajifer on the SkyTemple Discord)''' ==

How to add a second partner

General Snorlax — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 20:15:15 GMT

Adding a Pokemon To Your Starting Party (Credit: @Ajifer on the SkyTemple Discord)

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	# If the Chimeco Assembly is enabled, the player will be able to remove the second partner. You can either let them do this, or delete the Chimeco Assembly.		# If the Chimeco Assembly is enabled, the player will be able to remove the second partner. You can either let them do this, or delete the Chimeco Assembly.

	==== Version ~~with images~~: ====		==== Google Docs Version: ====
	https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRi3ZieBTBFC7eg2gFIQhhKGpoAkOsf_NyJ0628-PA5CqqSjRYInbttLouDrPeQRxwSEA4XiUSisbGE/pub		https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRi3ZieBTBFC7eg2gFIQhhKGpoAkOsf_NyJ0628-PA5CqqSjRYInbttLouDrPeQRxwSEA4XiUSisbGE/pub

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	# In the dropdown menus on the left, go to Lists > Recruitment List. Scroll to the pokemon with the ID 16 (it should be a Manaphy assuming you haven’t changed it.)		# In the dropdown menus on the left, go to Lists > Recruitment List. Scroll to the pokemon with the ID 16 (it should be a Manaphy assuming you haven’t changed it.)
	#* Click on the pokemon’s name and change it to whatever species you’d like. In the example below, I changed it from Manaphy to Growlithe.		#* Click on the pokemon’s name and change it to whatever species you’d like. In the example below, I changed it from Manaphy to Growlithe.
	#* You may also want to change the default level and the recruitment location. If you change the recruit location to “Beach (0215)”, then if the recruit gets ko’d in a dungeon, it counts as a party wipe. ~~<br />5~~. Add the following script to any cutscene after the tutorial dungeon (ie Beach Cave). For some reason the game will crash if you do so before Beach Cave. I personally put it in the cutscene before the first Koffing-Zubat fight and it worked.		#* You may also want to change the default level and the recruitment location. If you change the recruit location to “Beach (0215)”, then if the recruit gets ko’d in a dungeon, it counts as a party wipe. [[File:T1.png\|frameless\|300x300px\|right]]
			# Add the following script to any cutscene after the tutorial dungeon (ie Beach Cave). For some reason the game will crash if you do so before Beach Cave. I personally put it in the cutscene before the first Koffing-Zubat fight and it worked.

	<code>ProcessSpecial(PROCESS_SPECIAL_PREPARE_MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER, 16, 0) ) { }switch ( message_Menu(MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER) )</code>		<code>ProcessSpecial(PROCESS_SPECIAL_PREPARE_MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER, 16, 0) ) { }switch ( message_Menu(MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER) )</code>
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	==== Using the crossroads (map P01P01A) as an example. ====		==== Using the crossroads (map P01P01A) as an example. ====
	Step 1: Open the Enter scene and scan for (2 Acts) sectors		Step 1: Open the Enter scene and scan for (2 Acts) sectors

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	Step 2: Click the S checkbox to single-out the sector. (You can ignore any sectors that only have Bidoof + Sunflora)		Step 2: Click the S checkbox to single-out the sector. (You can ignore any sectors that only have Bidoof + Sunflora)

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	Step 3: Add the actor of your second partner. Make sure that		Step 3: Add the actor of your second partner. Make sure that
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	# “kind” is “ATTENDANT_MANAFI” (this will line up with the pokemon ID 16 in your recruitment list, which is Growlithe in my case)		# “kind” is “ATTENDANT_MANAFI” (this will line up with the pokemon ID 16 in your recruitment list, which is Growlithe in my case)
	# The actor’s sector is the same as the player and ATTENDANT1		# The actor’s sector is the same as the player and ATTENDANT1
	# They are facing the same direction as the player and ATTENDANT1		# They are facing the same direction as the player and ATTENDANT1 [[File:T5.png\|frameless\|600x600px]]<br />

	Step 4: Repeat for every (2 acts) sector (except the bidoof+sunflora) on every overworld map. In vanilla this includes:		Step 4: Repeat for every (2 acts) sector (except the bidoof+sunflora) on every overworld map. In vanilla this includes:

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	# I’m certain I’m missing some later on in the game. Like anytime you get to encounter a Kangaskhan Rock in the middle of or before a dungeon.		# I’m certain I’m missing some later on in the game. Like anytime you get to encounter a Kangaskhan Rock in the middle of or before a dungeon.

	'''Other Tips:'''		== '''Other Tips:''' ==

	# If you ever see “ProcessSpecial(PROCESS_SPECIAL_SET_TEAM_SETUP_HERO_AND_PARTNER_ONLY,0,0);” Make sure to delete it/comment it out or else it will reset your party.		# If you ever see “ProcessSpecial(PROCESS_SPECIAL_SET_TEAM_SETUP_HERO_AND_PARTNER_ONLY,0,0);” Make sure to delete it/comment it out or else it will reset your party.
	# You can refer to the second partner in dialogue using the “[c_name:UNIT_NPC1]” variable.		# You can refer to the second partner in dialogue using the “[c_name:UNIT_NPC1]” variable.

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How to add a second partner

Frostbyte — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 19:51:51 GMT

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	== '''How to Implement a Second Partner in SkyTemple''' ==		== '''How to Implement a Second Partner in SkyTemple''' ==
	~~<nowiki>[[Category:Tutorials]]</nowiki>~~		'''Who this guide is for:''' People who want to have a second partner, for a total party of three pokemon for your ROM Hack. This may work to have a party of four as well but I have not tested it.

	'''Who this guide is for:''' People who want to have a second partner, for a total party of three pokemon for your ROM Hack. This may work to have a party of four as well but I have not tested it.

	'''Considerations:'''		'''Considerations:'''
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			[[Category:Tutorials]]

How to add a second partner

General Snorlax — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 19:44:40 GMT

Having the Second Partner Follow You In the Overworld

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	== '''How to Implement a Second Partner in SkyTemple''' ==		== '''How to Implement a Second Partner in SkyTemple''' ==
	'''Who this guide is for:''' People who want to have a second partner, for a total party of three pokemon for your ROM Hack. This may work to have a party of four as well but I have not tested it.		<nowiki>[[Category:Tutorials]]</nowiki>

			'''Who this guide is for:''' People who want to have a second partner, for a total party of three pokemon for your ROM Hack. This may work to have a party of four as well but I have not tested it.

	'''Considerations:'''		'''Considerations:'''
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How to add a second partner

General Snorlax — Fri, 27 Mar 2026 19:40:25 GMT

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== '''How to Implement a Second Partner in SkyTemple''' ==
'''Who this guide is for:''' People who want to have a second partner, for a total party of three pokemon for your ROM Hack. This may work to have a party of four as well but I have not tested it.

'''Considerations:'''

# Having a three member party also means having more pokemon talking and being present in cutscenes, thus more scripting and writing on your part.
# If the Chimeco Assembly is enabled, the player will be able to remove the second partner. You can either let them do this, or delete the Chimeco Assembly.

==== Version with images: ====
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRi3ZieBTBFC7eg2gFIQhhKGpoAkOsf_NyJ0628-PA5CqqSjRYInbttLouDrPeQRxwSEA4XiUSisbGE/pub

== '''Adding a Pokemon To Your Starting Party (Credit: @Ajifer on the SkyTemple Discord)''' ==

# Download this patch by Adex (please credit appropriately): <nowiki>https://github.com/Adex-8x/EoS-ASM-Effects/blob/main/special_processes/monster_entry/add_mentry_to_party.asm</nowiki>
# The above is a custom special process. In order to import custom special processes, you'll first need to apply the patch "ExtractSPCode" from Patches > ASM (double click) > Utility.
# That will let you go to Patches > ASM > Special Process Effects (From the dropdown), where you'll have to (in the second tab) add a new effect ID with the [+], import code to that ID to then in the first tab, add a new special process that you'll give the effect ID to.
# In the dropdown menus on the left, go to Lists > Recruitment List. Scroll to the pokemon with the ID 16 (it should be a Manaphy assuming you haven’t changed it.)
#* Click on the pokemon’s name and change it to whatever species you’d like. In the example below, I changed it from Manaphy to Growlithe.
#* You may also want to change the default level and the recruitment location. If you change the recruit location to “Beach (0215)”, then if the recruit gets ko’d in a dungeon, it counts as a party wipe. <br />5. Add the following script to any cutscene after the tutorial dungeon (ie Beach Cave). For some reason the game will crash if you do so before Beach Cave. I personally put it in the cutscene before the first Koffing-Zubat fight and it worked.

<code>ProcessSpecial(PROCESS_SPECIAL_PREPARE_MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER, 16, 0) ) { }switch ( message_Menu(MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER) )</code>

<code>ProcessSpecial(64,5,0);</code>

<nowiki>***</nowiki>Replace the ‘64’ in ProcessSpecial(64,5,0) with whatever the ID of the special process effect is. For me it just happened to be 64. (I think by default it’s 62 but I may be wrong.)

Those three lines will give the player a prompt to either accept or deny the second party member. To force the play to pick yes, paste this script (written by Ajifer)

<code>§label_5;</code>

<code> CallCommon(CORO_MESSAGE_CLOSE_WAIT_FUNC);</code>

<code> switch ( '''ProcessSpecial(PROCESS_SPECIAL_PREPARE_MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER, 16, 0) ) { }'''</code>

<code> '''switch ( message_Menu(MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER) )''' {</code>

<code> case 1:</code>

<code> default:</code>

<code> //Player said yes to accepting the partner</code>

<code> //Celebrations for the partner joining.</code>

<code> //Script continues here, ending with an end; or you can add a jump @label_6 to continue further down for clarity.</code>

<code> ''' ProcessSpecial(64,5,0);'''</code>

<code> jump @label_6;</code>

<code> case 2:</code>

<code> //Player said no to accepting the partner</code>

<code> //Guilt trip the player into reconsider, have the question asked again</code>

<code> jump @label_5</code>

<code> ;}</code>

<code>§label_6;</code>

Congrats! Now this pokemon is the third member of your party in dungeons.

== '''Having the Second Partner Follow You In the Overworld''' ==
In every “enter(sse)” scene of every overworld map, do the following:

# Go to the “sectors” list in the top-right.
# Find any sectors with 2 actors listed (player + Attendant1).
# Add actor “ACTOR_ATTENDANT_MANAFI” at the same location as those 2 actors. This will be the second partner’s “spawn point” whenever the player enters that map.

==== Using the crossroads (map P01P01A) as an example. ====
Step 1: Open the Enter scene and scan for (2 Acts) sectors

Step 2: Click the S checkbox to single-out the sector. (You can ignore any sectors that only have Bidoof + Sunflora)

Step 3: Add the actor of your second partner. Make sure that

# “kind” is “ATTENDANT_MANAFI” (this will line up with the pokemon ID 16 in your recruitment list, which is Growlithe in my case)
# The actor’s sector is the same as the player and ATTENDANT1
# They are facing the same direction as the player and ATTENDANT1

Step 4: Repeat for every (2 acts) sector (except the bidoof+sunflora) on every overworld map. In vanilla this includes:

# Every Guild Floor and Room
# The Crossroads
# Spinda’s Cafe
# Both Town maps + Sharpedo’s Bluff
# The beach and path to the beach
# The outside of the guild
# I’m certain I’m missing some later on in the game. Like anytime you get to encounter a Kangaskhan Rock in the middle of or before a dungeon.

'''Other Tips:'''

# If you ever see “ProcessSpecial(PROCESS_SPECIAL_SET_TEAM_SETUP_HERO_AND_PARTNER_ONLY,0,0);” Make sure to delete it/comment it out or else it will reset your party.
# You can refer to the second partner in dialogue using the “[c_name:UNIT_NPC1]” variable.
# To have the second partner talk, use “ACTOR_UNIT_NPC1”. For ex.

<code>message_SetFace(ACTOR_UNIT_NPC1, FACE_NORMAL, FACE_POS_STANDARD);</code>

<code> message_Talk({</code>

<code> english=" No worries little buddy![K] Just be careful ya hear!",</code>

<code> });</code>

4. You use the actor “UNIT_NPC1” in cutscenes/scene editors to refer to the second partner.

5. When on the Overworld, for non-dialogue script (like turning or moving in an overworld cutscene), you refer to the second partner as “ACTOR_ATTENDANT_MANAFI” instead. For ex.

<code>MovePositionOffset<actor ACTOR_ATTENDANT_MANAFI>(1, 15, 0);</code>

6. The player’s bedroom only has two beds in it. You can add a third by replacing the map background with this one drawn by @Basealeios (please credit appropriately)

https://imgur.com/gallery/3-bed-bedroom-pmd-eos-T4I9Ktb

7. When testing, you may need to re-recruit/add the second partner to the party every time. For ex. If you’re starting your testing in Main 3, but the partner was added in Main 1, then the game will crash when it tries to call UNIT_NPC1 because it hasn’t been defined as of playing Main 3. You can resolve this by copy/pasting the below script at the beginning of Main 3 (or whatever Main you’re starting from)

<code>§label_5;</code>

<code> CallCommon(CORO_MESSAGE_CLOSE_WAIT_FUNC);</code>

<code> switch ( ProcessSpecial(PROCESS_SPECIAL_PREPARE_MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER, 16, 0) ) { }</code>

<code> switch ( message_Menu(MENU_ACCEPT_TEAM_MEMBER) ) {</code>

<code> case 1:</code>

<code> default:</code>

<code> //Player said yes to accepting the partner</code>

<code> //Celebrations for the partner joining.</code>

<code> //Script continues here, ending with an end; or you can add a jump @label_6 to continue further down for clarity.</code>

<code> ProcessSpecial(64,5,0);</code>

<code> jump @label_6;</code>

<code> case 2:</code>

<code> //Player said no to accepting the partner</code>

<code> //Guilt trip the player into reconsider, have the question asked again</code>

<code> jump @label_5</code>

<code> ;}</code>

<code>§label_6;</code>

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Belly heal!

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	</syntaxhighlight>Then go back up until you see <code>forever {</code>, which should be on line 36. Select everything from that line to the line <code>switch ( message_Menu(MENU_PERSONALITY_TEST_END) ) { }</code>, (should be line 319) and delete it. Then paste the code you copied from case 28 where you deleted that chunk of code. You can optionally fix the indentation by pressing shift+tab a few times. Save the script and start a new game, the quiz will be automatically skipped and you will have the default player and partner as your team.		</syntaxhighlight>Then go back up until you see <code>forever {</code>, which should be on line 36. Select everything from that line (including the line itself) to the line <code>switch ( message_Menu(MENU_PERSONALITY_TEST_END) ) { }</code> (also included, should be line 319) and delete it. Then paste the code you copied from case 28 where you deleted that chunk of code. You can optionally fix the indentation by pressing shift+tab a few times. Save the script and start a new game, the quiz will be automatically skipped and you will have the default player and partner as your team.

	=== What language are scripts written in? ===		=== What language are scripts written in? ===

Rank List

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