Merge pull request #180 from seii/veekun-issue-103
Background: When I originally ripped FR/LG encounters, i gave them
their own set of location areas instead of reusing the ones from R/B/Y.
My reasoning was that location areas aren't really consistent across games,
and we have to name them by hand anyway, so it would be better to take care
of merging them in the presentation layer than the database layer.
The other devs disagreed with me, and all other rips have reused location areas.
This set of commits removes the separate location areas for FR/LG, merging them
with the existing location areas. Mostly straightforward, except:
- My original rip collapsed the three upper floors of the Pokémon Mansion into
a single unnamed area, since they had the same encounters. But R/B/Y had
slightly different encounters on each floor, so we have to re-duplicate these
floors.
- I'm not sure how we ended up with four Victory Roads in Kanto, but we did.
One of them (kanto-victory-road-1) is the G/S/C victory road, which has a
completely different layout so it makes sense having its own set of location
areas. As for the other three, one was used by R/B/Y (kanto-victory-road-2),
one by FireRed (kanto-victory-road-3), and one by LeafGreen
(kanto-victory-road-4). We can merge these.
Also, a few locations had inconsistent names:
- Routes 19, 20 & 21 => Sea Routes 19, 20 & 21
- Route 2 unnamed area => Route 2 south, towards Viridan City
- Safari Zone center => Safari Zone middle
Thanks to seii for doing all the hard work.
Fixes#103Fixes#156
There was a mix up with B1F and 1F in FireRed and LeafGreen.
Both floors got labeled as 1F during the location area cleanup,
and the B1F encounters were copied to 2F and 3F instead of the 1F
encounters.
This broke my database import:
```
psycopg2.DataError: extra data after last expected column
CONTEXT: COPY pokemon_shape_prose, line 21: "6,9,Upright,Sciurine,Pokémon with a bipedal, tailed form"
```
Markdown keeps breaking the 2.6 build. We could pin an earlier version,
or we can simply drop 2.6 support. The Python world is moving on; time
for us to do the same.
Andrew Ekstedt