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RRad: /* 0xad - message_SwitchTalk */

2026-08-14T18:05:08Z

0xad - message_SwitchTalk

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	Of the game's partner options:		Of the game's partner options:

	<code>case 1:</code> used if male Squirtle, ~~Tododile~~, Chimchar, Meowth, or Munchlax		<code>case 1:</code> used if male Squirtle, Totodile, Chimchar, Meowth, or Munchlax

	<code>case 2:</code> default (all other male partners in vanilla)		<code>case 2:</code> default (all other male partners in vanilla)

RRad: /* 0xad - message_SwitchTalk */

2026-08-14T17:06:59Z

0xad - message_SwitchTalk

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	<code>case 2:</code> default (all other male partners in vanilla)		<code>case 2:</code> default (all other male partners in vanilla)

	<code>case 3:</code> used if female Vulpix, Eevee, Chikorita, Torchic ~~and~~ Skitty (all female partners in vanilla)		<code>case 3:</code> used if female Vulpix, Eevee, Chikorita, Torchic or Skitty (all female partners in vanilla)

	<code>default:</code> used when <code>$PARTNER_TALK_KIND</code>'s Talk Group has a value other than 1, 2, or 3		<code>default:</code> used when <code>$PARTNER_TALK_KIND</code>'s Talk Group has a value other than 1, 2, or 3
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	\|<code>$x_TALK_KIND</code>, contains Talk Group number		\|<code>$x_TALK_KIND</code>, contains Talk Group number
	\|}		\|}

	=== 0xc9 - object ===		=== 0xc9 - object ===
	<TO DO: Opcode description>		<TO DO: Opcode description>

RRad: /* 0xad - message_SwitchTalk */

2026-08-14T17:05:55Z

0xad - message_SwitchTalk

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	Same as _SwitchMonologue, but typically uses <code>$PARTNER_TALK_KIND</code> as an argument, and the cases used vary.		Same as _SwitchMonologue, but typically uses <code>$PARTNER_TALK_KIND</code> as an argument, and the cases used vary.

	Of the ~~vanilla~~ game partner options:		Of the game's partner options:

	<code>case 1:</code> used if Squirtle, Tododile, Chimchar, Meowth, or Munchlax		<code>case 1:</code> used if male Squirtle, Tododile, Chimchar, Meowth, or Munchlax

	<code>case 2:</code> ~~used for~~ all other male partners		<code>case 2:</code> default (all other male partners in vanilla)

	<code>case 3:</code> used ~~for~~ all female partners		<code>case 3:</code> used if female Vulpix, Eevee, Chikorita, Torchic and Skitty (all female partners in vanilla)

	<code>default:</code> used when <code>$PARTNER_TALK_KIND</code>'s Talk Group has a value other than 1, 2, or 3		<code>default:</code> used when <code>$PARTNER_TALK_KIND</code>'s Talk Group has a value other than 1, 2, or 3

RRad: Pan parameter details. All credit for this one goes to Chesyon; feel free to correct if I got a detail wrong

2026-08-14T15:17:11Z

Pan parameter details. All credit for this one goes to Chesyon; feel free to correct if I got a detail wrong

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	\|uint		\|uint
	\|pan		\|pan
	\|The panning of the SE. This parameter gets recalculated internally as <code>((''pan'' * 0x3f + ((''pan'' * 0x3f >> 7) >> 0x18)) >> 8) + 0x40</code>, which is eventually split up into two halfwords, then recalculated further into a signed byte.		\|The panning of the SE. Has an intended range of -260 (left) to 260 (right), with 0 being the center.

			This parameter gets recalculated internally as <code>((''pan'' * 0x3f + ((''pan'' * 0x3f >> 7) >> 0x18)) >> 8) + 0x40</code>, which is eventually split up into two halfwords, then recalculated further into a signed byte.
	What this means is that:		What this means is that:

	* A ''pan'' parameter of 260 will result in sound panning only to the right channel.		* A ''pan'' parameter of 260 will result in sound panning only to the right channel.
	* A ''pan'' parameter of 261 will result in sound panning only to the left channel.		* A ''pan'' parameter of 261 will result in sound panning only to the left channel.

	~~More research on this parameter may be needed.~~
	\|}		\|}
	=== 0xf6 - se_ChangeVolume ===		=== 0xf6 - se_ChangeVolume ===
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	\|uint		\|uint
	\|pan		\|pan
	\|The panning of the SE. This parameter gets recalculated internally as <code>((''pan'' * 0x3f + ((''pan'' * 0x3f >> 7) >> 0x18)) >> 8) + 0x40</code>, which is eventually split up into two halfwords, then recalculated further into a signed byte.		\|The panning of the SE. Has an intended range of -260 (left) to 260 (right), with 0 being the center.

			This parameter gets recalculated internally as <code>((''pan'' * 0x3f + ((''pan'' * 0x3f >> 7) >> 0x18)) >> 8) + 0x40</code>, which is eventually split up into two halfwords, then recalculated further into a signed byte.
	What this means is that:		What this means is that:

	* A ''pan'' parameter of 260 will result in sound panning only to the right channel.		* A ''pan'' parameter of 260 will result in sound panning only to the right channel.
	* A ''pan'' parameter of 261 will result in sound panning only to the left channel.		* A ''pan'' parameter of 261 will result in sound panning only to the left channel.

	~~More research on this parameter may be needed.~~
	\|}		\|}
	=== 0xfa - se_PlayPan ===		=== 0xfa - se_PlayPan ===
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	\|uint		\|uint
	\|pan		\|pan
	\|The panning of the SE. This parameter gets recalculated internally as <code>((''pan'' * 0x3f + ((''pan'' * 0x3f >> 7) >> 0x18)) >> 8) + 0x40</code>, which is eventually split up into two halfwords, then recalculated further into a signed byte.		\|The panning of the SE. Has an intended range of -260 (left) to 260 (right), with 0 being the center.

			This parameter gets recalculated internally as <code>((''pan'' * 0x3f + ((''pan'' * 0x3f >> 7) >> 0x18)) >> 8) + 0x40</code>, which is eventually split up into two halfwords, then recalculated further into a signed byte.
	What this means is that:		What this means is that:

	* A ''pan'' parameter of 260 will result in sound panning only to the right channel.		* A ''pan'' parameter of 260 will result in sound panning only to the right channel.
	* A ''pan'' parameter of 261 will result in sound panning only to the left channel.		* A ''pan'' parameter of 261 will result in sound panning only to the left channel.

	~~More research on this parameter may be needed.~~
	\|}		\|}
	=== 0xfb - se_PlayVolume ===		=== 0xfb - se_PlayVolume ===

Happylappy: /* 0xd0 - ResetFunctionAttribute */

2026-07-22T09:33:25Z

0xd0 - ResetFunctionAttribute

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	\|0b001000		\|0b001000
	\|8		\|8
	\|Unknown.		\|Unknown. Seems to prevent the actor from turning to face you if disabled. May be interfering with assignment of ACTOR_TALK_SUB or ACTOR_TALK_MAIN, or just preventing movement?
	\|-		\|-
	\|4		\|4
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	\|0b001000		\|0b001000
	\|8		\|8
	\|Unknown.		\|Unknown. Seems to prevent the actor from turning to face you if disabled. May be interfering with assignment of ACTOR_TALK_SUB or ACTOR_TALK_MAIN, or just preventing movement?
	\|-		\|-
	\|4		\|4

Happylappy: Oops

2026-07-21T23:24:58Z

Oops

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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0xd0 - ResetFunctionAttribute ===		=== 0xd0 - ResetFunctionAttribute ===
	Enables bits that change properties of entities, namely how they follow other actors and how their talk script can be triggered. Is only intended to disable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [0,5], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Enables bits that change properties of entities, namely how they follow other actors and how their talk script can be triggered, to 0. Is only intended to disable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [0,5], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0xd1 - ResetHitAttribute ===		=== 0xd1 - ResetHitAttribute ===
	Resets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their collision works. Is only intended to disable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [6,10], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Resets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their collision works, to 0. Is only intended to disable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [6,10], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0xd2 - ResetOutputAttribute ===		=== 0xd2 - ResetOutputAttribute ===
	Resets certain bits of an entity's (i.e., an actor, object, or performer) "output" attribute to 1. Is only intended to disable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [16,31]. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Resets certain bits of an entity's (i.e., an actor, object, or performer) "output" attribute to 0. Is only intended to disable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [16,31]. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0xd3 - ResetReplyAttribute ===		=== 0xd3 - ResetReplyAttribute ===
	Resets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their talk script is triggered. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [11,15], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Resets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their talk script is triggered, to 0. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [11,15], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Parameters		\|+Parameters
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	=== 0x103 - SetFunctionAttribute ===		=== 0x103 - SetFunctionAttribute ===
	Enables bits that change properties of entities, namely how they follow other actors and how their talk script can be triggered. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [0,5], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Enables bits that change properties of entities, namely how they follow other actors and how their talk script can be triggered, to 1. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [0,5], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0x105 - SetHitAttribute ===		=== 0x105 - SetHitAttribute ===
	Sets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their collision works. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [6,10], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Sets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their collision works, to 1. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [6,10], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0x10e - SetReplyAttribute ===		=== 0x10e - SetReplyAttribute ===
	Sets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their talk script is triggered. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [11,15], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Sets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their talk script is triggered, to 1. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [11,15], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Parameters		\|+Parameters

Happylappy: Clarify the bit indexing

2026-07-21T22:46:27Z

Clarify the bit indexing

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	=== 0xd0 - ResetFunctionAttribute ===		=== 0xd0 - ResetFunctionAttribute ===
	Enables bits that change properties of entities, namely how they follow other actors and how their talk script can be triggered. Is only intended to disable bits on the range [0,5], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Enables bits that change properties of entities, namely how they follow other actors and how their talk script can be triggered. Is only intended to disable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [0,5], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0xd1 - ResetHitAttribute ===		=== 0xd1 - ResetHitAttribute ===
	Resets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their collision works. Is only intended to ~~enable~~ bits on the range [6,10], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Resets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their collision works. Is only intended to disable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [6,10], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	=== 0xd2 - ResetOutputAttribute ===		=== 0xd2 - ResetOutputAttribute ===
	Resets certain bits of an entity's (i.e., an actor, object, or performer) "output" attribute to 1. Is only intended to ~~enable~~ bits on the range [16,31]. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Resets certain bits of an entity's (i.e., an actor, object, or performer) "output" attribute to 1. Is only intended to disable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [16,31]. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0xd3 - ResetReplyAttribute ===		=== 0xd3 - ResetReplyAttribute ===
	Resets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their talk script is triggered. Is only intended to enable bits on the range [11,15], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Resets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their talk script is triggered. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [11,15], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	=== 0x103 - SetFunctionAttribute ===		=== 0x103 - SetFunctionAttribute ===
	Enables bits that change properties of entities, namely how they follow other actors and how their talk script can be triggered. Is only intended to enable bits on the range [0,5], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Enables bits that change properties of entities, namely how they follow other actors and how their talk script can be triggered. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [0,5], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0x105 - SetHitAttribute ===		=== 0x105 - SetHitAttribute ===
	Sets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their collision works. Is only intended to enable bits on the range [6,10], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Sets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their collision works. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [6,10], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	=== 0x107 - SetOutputAttribute ===		=== 0x107 - SetOutputAttribute ===
	Sets certain bits of an entity's (i.e., an actor, object, or performer) "output" attribute to 1. Is only intended to enable bits on the range [16,31]. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Sets certain bits of an entity's (i.e., an actor, object, or performer) "output" attribute to 1. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [16,31]. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Parameters		\|+Parameters
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	\|}		\|}
	=== 0x10e - SetReplyAttribute ===		=== 0x10e - SetReplyAttribute ===
	Sets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their talk script is triggered. Is only intended to enable bits on the range [11,15], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!		Sets bits that change properties of entities, namely how their talk script is triggered. Is only intended to enable bits of a shared "attribute" bitfield on the range [11,15], but larger values seem to affect other bitfields. Skytemple accepts binary inputs for params, it is recommended you use them for this opcode!
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+Parameters		\|+Parameters

Happylappy: Expanded and re-organized [Re]Set[.*?]Attribute documentation.

2026-07-21T22:40:42Z

Expanded and re-organized [Re]Set[.*?]Attribute documentation.

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Adex: StopAnimation documentation

2026-07-12T21:43:59Z

StopAnimation documentation

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	No parameters.		No parameters.
	=== 0x129 - StopAnimation ===		=== 0x129 - StopAnimation ===
	~~<TO DO: Opcode description>~~		Stops a sprite's current animation, freezing it to its first frame.

			This opcode does not have a parameter for an entity, as it must be used in a with-statement or a targeted routine.

	No parameters.		No parameters.

Happylappy: "Sector ids above a certain threshold do not function. Perhaps 100, or 127?"

2026-07-11T04:16:23Z

"Sector ids above a certain threshold do not function. Perhaps 100, or 127?"

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	\|uint		\|uint
	\|script_sector		\|script_sector
	\|The "sector" of the script, and the value <code>switch(sector())</code> will return in def 0. Often used to determine whether a cutscene should be played as a flashback or not.		\|The "sector" of the script, and the value <code>switch(sector())</code> will return in def 0. Often used to determine whether a cutscene should be played as a flashback or not. Sector ids above a certain threshold do not function. Perhaps 100, or 127?
	\|}		\|}

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	\|uint		\|uint
	\|script_sector		\|script_sector
	\|The "sector" of the script, and the value <code>switch(sector())</code> will return in def 0. Often used to determine whether a cutscene should be played as a flashback or not.		\|The "sector" of the script, and the value <code>switch(sector())</code> will return in def 0. Often used to determine whether a cutscene should be played as a flashback or not. Note: Sector ids above a certain threshold do not function. Perhaps 100, or 127?
	\|}		\|}

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	No parameters.		No parameters.

			Note: Sector ids above a certain threshold do not function. Perhaps 100, or 127?
	=== 0x14a - SwitchValue ===		=== 0x14a - SwitchValue ===
	<TO DO: Opcode description>		<TO DO: Opcode description>