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Gen III contest effects were part of the initial data import from brown
veekun and so have probably never gotten a proper rip.
This commit re-rips contest effect stats, types, combos, and the mapping
between contest effects and moves.
None of the stats changed (jam & appeal); a few moves got assigned
different contest effects (specifically: smokescreen, flash, spite, and
shadow ball); and several combos changed.
For example, Hail was listed as comboing into the following moves
(this is also what Bulbapedia says):
Ice Beam, Blizzard, Aurora Beam, Haze, Powder Snow, Icy Wind,
Ice Ball, Weather Ball, Sheer Cold, Icicle Spear
However, the actual list is much shorter:
Blizzard, Powder Snow, Weather Ball
I verified on my Ruby cart that Hail->Ice Beam and Hail->Icy Wind are
not real combos, and that Hail->Blizzard is.
n.b. There are a bunch of unused contest effects in the game: out of 48
effects, 15 are not used by any move. The pokedex doesn't currently
include these. I elected not to add them, partly because i didn't want
to have to rip flavor text for them, but mostly because if i were going
to go that route i would probably reassign contest_effects.id to match
their internal ids, which would have made for uglier diffs.
Fixes #280
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| add-bw-locations.py | ||
| add-gift-encounters.py | ||
| add-oras-locations.py | ||
| add-sm-locations.py | ||
| add-xy-locations.py | ||
| disambiguate-location-identifiers.py | ||
| fill-pokemon_form_generations.py | ||
| gen-iii-contest-effects.py | ||
| gen_iii_tutors.py | ||
| gen_iv_tutors.py | ||
| markdown-identifiers.py | ||
| migration-i18n.py | ||
| palpark.py | ||
| pokemon_species.py | ||
| set_pokemon_order.py | ||
| set_pokemon_order_columns.sql | ||
| update-move-changelogs.py | ||
| version-group-pokemon-move-methods.py | ||
| xd-tutors.py | ||
README
This directory contains scripts that are (or were once) used to maintain the database. Most of them will not work any more, since whatever they did was already done. They're included here for reference, should something similar be needed again. Make sure you know what you are doing when running these.