List of Script Variables - Revision history

RRad: /* 0x43 - PARTNER_TALK_KIND */

2026-08-17T17:33:45Z

0x43 - PARTNER_TALK_KIND

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	=== 0x43 - PARTNER_TALK_KIND ===		=== 0x43 - PARTNER_TALK_KIND ===
	Determines the kind of dialogue the partner will use. In the base game, only 1, 2, and 3 are used for PARTNER_TALK_KIND, but with something like StarterMenuTool (or QuizMenuTool) these can be assigned to more custom values.		Determines the kind of dialogue the partner will use. In the base game, only 1, 2, and 3 are used for PARTNER_TALK_KIND, but with something like StarterMenuTool (or QuizMenuTool) these can be assigned to more custom values. The base game assigns types 1 and 3 to a list of 10 specific species IDs using the [[Starter List#Partner Personalities (PARTNER_TALK_KIND)\|PARTNER_TALK_KIND_TABLE]].

	While the dialogue differences are generally subtle in the English script, the Japanese and Spanish scripts in particular use this system to switch between distinctly masculine and feminine ways of speaking.		While the dialogue differences are generally subtle in the English script, the Japanese and Spanish scripts in particular use this system to switch between distinctly masculine and feminine ways of speaking.
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	\|-		\|-
	\|1		\|1
	\|Squirtle, Totodile, Chimchar, Meowth or Munchlax		\|Male Squirtle, Totodile, Chimchar, Meowth or Munchlax
	\|More "bold" dialogue-wise		\|More "bold" dialogue-wise
	\|No more wimping out. I have to be brave today.		\|No more wimping out. I have to be brave today.
	\|-		\|-
	\|2		\|2
	\|~~All~~ other male species		\|Default (all other male species in the base game)
	\|Less "bold" dialogue-wise		\|Less "bold" dialogue-wise
	\|This is it. I have to steel my courage today.		\|This is it. I have to steel my courage today.
	\|-		\|-
	\|3		\|3
	\|~~All~~ female species		\|Female Vulpix, Eevee, Chikorita, Torchic or Skitty (all female species in the base game)
	\|Least "bold" dialogue-wise		\|Least "bold" dialogue-wise
	\|This is it. Today I’m going to be brave.		\|This is it. Today I’m going to be brave.

RRad at 03:21, 26 July 2026

2026-07-26T03:21:46Z

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	=== 0x42 - HERO_TALK_KIND ===		=== 0x42 - HERO_TALK_KIND ===
	Determines ~~which of~~ kind of dialogue the hero will use. In base game, only 4 and 5 are used for HERO_TALK_KIND, but with something like StarterMenuTool (or QuizMenuTool) these can be assigned to more custom values.		Determines the kind of dialogue the hero will use. In the base game, only 4 and 5 are used for HERO_TALK_KIND, but with something like StarterMenuTool (or QuizMenuTool) these can be assigned to more custom values.

			Only 2 line differences exist in the entirety of the base game's used English script. However, HERO_TALK_KIND is more heavily used to switch between masculine and feminine dialogue in other languages, particularly in the Japanese and Spanish scripts, with some lighter use seen in the French and Italian scripts.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!Value		!Value
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	\|4		\|4
	\|Male Pokemon		\|Male Pokemon
	\|Masculine ~~Pronouns~~		\|Masculine dialogue
	\|-		\|-
	\|5		\|5
	\|Female/Genderless Pokemon		\|Female/Genderless Pokemon
	\|Feminine ~~Pronouns~~		\|Feminine dialogue
	\|}		\|}

	=== 0x43 - PARTNER_TALK_KIND ===		=== 0x43 - PARTNER_TALK_KIND ===
	Determines ~~which of~~ kind of dialogue the partner will use. In base game, only 1, 2, and 3 are used for PARTNER_TALK_KIND, but with something like StarterMenuTool (or QuizMenuTool) these can be assigned to more custom values.		Determines the kind of dialogue the partner will use. In the base game, only 1, 2, and 3 are used for PARTNER_TALK_KIND, but with something like StarterMenuTool (or QuizMenuTool) these can be assigned to more custom values.

			While the dialogue differences are generally subtle in the English script, the Japanese and Spanish scripts in particular use this system to switch between distinctly masculine and feminine ways of speaking.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!Value		!Value
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	\|-		\|-
	\|2		\|2
	\|All other ~~Male Species~~		\|All other male species
	\|Less "bold" dialogue-wise		\|Less "bold" dialogue-wise
	\|This is it. I have to steel my courage today.		\|This is it. I have to steel my courage today.
	\|-		\|-
	\|3		\|3
	\|All female ~~Species~~		\|All female species
	\|Least "bold" dialogue-wise		\|Least "bold" dialogue-wise
	\|This is it. Today I’m going to be brave.		\|This is it. Today I’m going to be brave.

Happylappy at 22:03, 15 February 2026

2026-02-15T22:03:08Z

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	DUNGEON_ENTER_INDEX is a more reliable tracker of the dungeon ID.		DUNGEON_ENTER_INDEX is a more reliable tracker of the dungeon ID.

			If not 215, PROCESS_SPECIAL_DUNGEON_HAD_REQUEST_DONE will assume no missions were completed without checking DUNGEON_ENTER_INDEX.

	=== 0x28 - DUNGEON_ENTER_MODE ===		=== 0x28 - DUNGEON_ENTER_MODE ===
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	\|-		\|-
	\|9		\|9
	\|Escape Orb Used		\|Escape Orb Used (Or mission cleared and left mid-dungeon)
	\|-		\|-
	\|Other		\|Other

RRad: /* 0x12 - SCENARIO_TALK_BIT_FLAG */ Flag 121 details

2026-01-21T20:20:04Z

0x12 - SCENARIO_TALK_BIT_FLAG: Flag 121 details

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	\|Pink Celebi		\|Pink Celebi
	\|D23P11A\um19		\|D23P11A\um19
	\|Used in both Celebi talk scripts for the player to probe deeper about her not minding that she gets to spend more time with ~~grovyle~~.		\|Used in both Celebi talk scripts for the player to probe deeper about her not minding that she gets to spend more time with Grovyle.
	\|-		\|-
	\|29-40		\|29-40
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	\|Partner		\|Partner
	\|Various		\|Various
	\|~~Somewhat unclear. Seems~~ to ~~be some kind of game progress, possibly whether or not~~ the partner has ~~(through some means)~~ told the hero ~~that~~ they want to check back on Sharpedo Bluff for Grovyle. ~~Spawns a trigger~~ in ~~T02P02A~~ if ~~enabled~~.		\|Used during the main story (Main 22, before Brine Cave) to remember if the partner has told the hero they want to check back on Sharpedo Bluff for Grovyle. If enabled, this flag will activate related R-button partner dialogue and prevent the player from triggering the same "Let's go check out Sharpedo Bluff!" dialogue in T01P02A if it has already been triggered in T01P01A.
	\|-		\|-
	\|122		\|122
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	=== 0x45 - CONFIG_COLOR_KIND ===		=== 0x45 - CONFIG_COLOR_KIND ===
	The aura bow color determined by the personality quiz at the beginning of the game. Only ever used by ~~wigglytuff~~ to determine the color of aura bow given to the player.		The aura bow color determined by the personality quiz at the beginning of the game. Only ever used by Wigglytuff to determine the color of the aura bow given to the player.

	=== 0x46 - ROM_VARIATION ===		=== 0x46 - ROM_VARIATION ===

Happylappy: /* 0x5c - EVENT_LOCAL */

2026-01-18T07:56:47Z

0x5c - EVENT_LOCAL

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	=== 0x5c - EVENT_LOCAL ===		=== 0x5c - EVENT_LOCAL ===
	Used as scratch paper by the base game, and is reset between scripts.		Used as scratch paper by the base game, and is reset between acting scripts.

	=== 0x5d - DUNGEON_EVENT_LOCAL ===		=== 0x5d - DUNGEON_EVENT_LOCAL ===

Happylappy: UNIT_SUM is the number of members on the active team!!!

2026-01-18T07:40:45Z

UNIT_SUM is the number of members on the active team!!!

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	=== 0x3a - FRIEND_SUM ===		=== 0x3a - FRIEND_SUM ===
	~~Unknown~~		When called by LoadScriptVariableValue(), will always return 1. Seems unused outside of this.

	=== 0x3b - UNIT_SUM ===		=== 0x3b - UNIT_SUM ===
	~~Unknown~~		In a switch case, will return the number of pokemon in the active team. Cannot be written to, only read. Skytemple's Variable reader will mistakenly read this as zero, as the script variable slot itself is unused, and the number of team members is a hardcoded return from LoadScriptVariable.

	=== 0x3c - CARRY_GOLD ===		=== 0x3c - CARRY_GOLD ===

Happylappy: /* 0x64 - ITEM_BACKUP */

2026-01-18T06:56:06Z

0x64 - ITEM_BACKUP

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	Unlikely to be a backup flag. Conveniently sized for item_GetVariable to extract the item ID and metadata.		Unlikely to be a backup flag. Conveniently sized for item_GetVariable to extract the item ID and metadata.

	Used ~~somewhere~~ in ~~Sky Peak~~		Used exclusively by the debug town. Unused in the context of vanilla EoS.

	=== 0x65 - ITEM_BACKUP_KUREKURE ===		=== 0x65 - ITEM_BACKUP_KUREKURE ===

Happylappy: /* 0x55 - WORLD_MAP_MARK_LIST_NORMAL */

2026-01-18T06:53:26Z

0x55 - WORLD_MAP_MARK_LIST_NORMAL

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	=== 0x55 - WORLD_MAP_MARK_LIST_NORMAL ===		=== 0x55 - WORLD_MAP_MARK_LIST_NORMAL ===
	~~Use unknown~~.		Is adequately sized for the number of World Map Markers. Presumed Unused.

	=== 0x56 - WORLD_MAP_MARK_LIST_SPECIAL ===		=== 0x56 - WORLD_MAP_MARK_LIST_SPECIAL ===
	~~Use unknown~~.		Is adequately sized for the number of World Map Markers. Presumed Unused.

	=== 0x57 - WORLD_MAP_LEVEL ===		=== 0x57 - WORLD_MAP_LEVEL ===

Happylappy: /* 0x13 - SCENARIO_BALANCE_FLAG */

2026-01-18T06:46:12Z

0x13 - SCENARIO_BALANCE_FLAG

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	=== 0x13 - SCENARIO_BALANCE_FLAG ===		=== 0x13 - SCENARIO_BALANCE_FLAG ===
	Starts at 0 and gets increased as the player completes certain story events. Controls bag size, Wynaut/Spinda dungeon unlocks, and the spawn threshold value of pokémon, which restricts spawning of some species until this variable reaches a certain value.		Starts at 0 and gets increased as the player completes certain story events. Controls bag size, Wynaut/Spinda dungeon unlocks, and the spawn threshold value of pokémon, which restricts spawning of some species until this variable reaches a certain value. Is also used as a general game progression marker by other things, restriction certain mission types, the croagunk swap shop being able to contain a water float, and other things like that.

	==== Value changes ====		==== Value changes ====

Happylappy: Edit description of talk flags to not say [200] are in use. This is likely incorrect, as 141+ seem to be fully unused as well.

2026-01-18T06:39:11Z

Edit description of talk flags to not say [200] are in use. This is likely incorrect, as 141+ seem to be fully unused as well.

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	=== 0x12 - SCENARIO_TALK_BIT_FLAG ===		=== 0x12 - SCENARIO_TALK_BIT_FLAG ===
	Up through [~~200~~] are in use, and they primarily exist to remember if the player has already talked with an NPC (therefore playing modified or shorter dialogue the second time around). For example, every merchant in treasure town comments on the player's accomplishments (like defeating Darkrai) the first time you talk to them. Whether that conversation has happened yet is tracked with SCENARIO_TALK_BIT_FLAG.		Up through [140] are in use, and they primarily exist to remember if the player has already talked with an NPC (therefore playing modified or shorter dialogue the second time around). For example, every merchant in treasure town comments on the player's accomplishments (like defeating Darkrai) the first time you talk to them. Whether that conversation has happened yet is tracked with SCENARIO_TALK_BIT_FLAG.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!Number		!Number