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----AddTypes is an [[ASM Patch]] by Anonymous. It is located under the New Mechanics tab in Patches -> ASM. | ----AddTypes is an [[ASM Patch]] by Anonymous. It is located under the New Mechanics tab in Patches -> ASM. | ||
This patch adds types to the | This patch adds types to the type matchup table. This replaces the old 18x18 type matchup table with a 25x25 table. This new table contains generation 6+ type matchups with the Fairy type added to the end. | ||
Important: | Important: | ||
* The [[ImplementFairyGummies]] patch can only be applied if this patch is applied first. | * The [[ImplementFairyGummies]] patch can only be applied if this patch is applied first. | ||
* Prior to SkyTemple version 1.6.0rc1, the Scrappy ability and the Exposed status do not work if this patch is applied. | * Prior to SkyTemple version 1.6.0rc1, the Scrappy ability and the Exposed status do not work if this patch is applied. This is due to an error setting the Normal/Fighting vs Ghost matchup to 0 (little effect) on the type matchup table instead of leaving it at 2 (normal effectiveness; result is reduced in vanilla with a separate check). | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:28, 15 February 2026
This page contains information about the AddTypes ASM Patch.
Overview
AddTypes is an ASM Patch by Anonymous. It is located under the New Mechanics tab in Patches -> ASM.
This patch adds types to the type matchup table. This replaces the old 18x18 type matchup table with a 25x25 table. This new table contains generation 6+ type matchups with the Fairy type added to the end.
Important:
- The ImplementFairyGummies patch can only be applied if this patch is applied first.
- Prior to SkyTemple version 1.6.0rc1, the Scrappy ability and the Exposed status do not work if this patch is applied. This is due to an error setting the Normal/Fighting vs Ghost matchup to 0 (little effect) on the type matchup table instead of leaving it at 2 (normal effectiveness; result is reduced in vanilla with a separate check).