Script: Enhanced UI [v20.1] [DEPRECATED]

Pokemon UI​

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Party Ball Icons

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In base Essentials, the party screen will always display a generic Poke Ball icon next to each Pokemon. With this plugin however, each Pokemon will now have a graphic displayed matching the particular Poke Ball type that it was caught in. The graphics for each Poke Ball type is stored in Graphics/Plugins/Enhanced UI/Party Ball. If you'd like to add graphics for new ball types, or replace the provided graphics with something else, you may do so here. This plugin comes with graphics for all of the Poke Ball types that are defined in base Essentials - including the Beast Ball. There is also a graphic included for the Park Ball, which only appeared once in the series for use in the Pal Park in Gen 4. This ball isn't found in Essentials by default, but it's there if you want to use it.

If you decide that you'd rather not display these Party Ball icons, or you'd prefer to keep it the way it functions normally in base Essentials, you may turn this feature off by simply opening the Settings file in the plugin folder, and setting SHOW_PARTY_BALL to false.

This feature is also compatible with the BW Party Screen plugin, and will display the Party Ball icons exactly as it does in base Essentials, as seen below:

IV Ratings

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The quality of a Pokemon's IV's may now be displayed in both the Summary and Storage screens. However, this isn't displayed with exact numbers. Instead a graphic is displayed to indicate the general quality of the stat. There's two different styles in which this may be done.

The default style uses different colored stars to indicate quality, ranging from bronze to gold. The second style uses a letter grading system instead, from "F" up to "S". Here's what both styles look like in-game:

Here's a breakdown of what each IV Rating indicates:

• Empty Star, or "F" Grade
  Indicates this stat has an IV of 0.
  
  
• Bronze Star, or "D" Grade
  Indicates this stat has an IV in the range of 1-15.
  
  
• Silver Star, or "C" Grade
  Indicates this stat has an IV in the range of 16-24.
  
  
• Gold Star, or "B" Grade
  Indicates this stat has an IV in the range of 25-29.
  
  
• Large Gold Star, or "A" Grade
  Indicates this stat has an IV of 30.
  
  
• Large Orange Star, or "S" Grade
  Indicates this stat has an IV of 31.

To control which style displays in your game, you may do so by setting IV_DISPLAY_STYLE in the plugin settings to 0 for the star layout, or 1 for letters. If you'd prefer not to show IV Ratings in the Summary screen at all, you may toggle this off by setting SUMMARY_IV_RATINGS to "false" in the plugin settings.

In addition to the Summary display, IV Ratings may also display in the Pokemon Storage screen. Here, the star or letter graphics will be displayed in the bottom left corner of the display window of the Pokemon's sprite. They will be listed in the order that the Pokemon's stats are listed in the Summary. If you'd prefer not to show IV Ratings in the Storage screen, you may toggle this off by setting STORAGE_IV_RATINGS to "false" in the plugin settings.

If you want to call this IV Rating display to be used in another UI, you can do so by simply using

Code:

pbDisplayIVRatings(pokemon, overlay, xpos, ypos, horizontal)

Where the arguments require the following:

• A Pokemon object.
• The bitmap that this display should be drawn over (usually an overlay bitmap in most UI's).
• The X and Y positions for this display.
• Whether or not the display should align horizontally, like in the Storage screen (true), or vertically, like in the Summary screen (false).

Finally, if you have the BW Summary Screen or BW Storage System plugins installed, this plugin will automatically compensate for this and will display properly on either of these displays, as shown in the examples below:

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Happiness Meter

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Usually, a Pokemon's happiness levels are hidden from the player, and they must visit an NPC to gauge this information. This plugin eliminates that need by implementing a feature in Page 1 of each Pokemon's Summary that displays a meter that indicates each Pokemon's happiness levels. This "meter" is a row of three heart icons. The more happy the Pokemon is, the more these hearts will fill up. Each full heart is the equivalent of roughly 80-85 happiness points, so three full hearts would mean the Pokemon has 240+ happiness points.

If you want to call this Happiness meter to be used in another UI, you can do so by simply using

Code:

pbDisplayHappiness(pokemon, overlay, xpos, ypos)

Where the arguments require the following:

• A Pokemon object.
• The bitmap that this display should be draw over (usually an overlay bitmap in most UI's).
• The X and Y positions for this display.

If you want to disable this meter from appearing, you may simply set SUMMARY_HAPPINESS_METER to false in the plugin settings.

This functionality is also compatible with the BW Summary Screen plugin, and will display Egg Groups in the Summary screen as such:

Egg Group Displays

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Egg Groups are usually hidden from the player, but this plugins makes this information available in both the Summary and Pokedex screens. This plugin comes with a set of icons that are used for each Egg Group, similar to how type icons work. Every existing Egg Group has its own icon, and I've even included additional icons for compatibility with my Legendary Breeding plugin. Here's how this may look in-game:

If you'd prefer not to display this information in the Summary or Pokedex screens, you may disable either or both of these by setting SUMMARY_EGG_GROUPS and POKEDEX_EGG_GROUPS to "false", respectively. These are found in the plugin Settings. Note that with Egg Groups displayed in the Pokedex, this information is only displayed for caught species. Species that have only been seen will not display Egg Group data.

The names used on each icon may not necessarily match up with how that Egg Group is named under the hood. This is because frankly, some of the official Egg Group names are just bad or confusing, and overlap with existing type or species names (Fairy, Ditto...) or aren't descriptive enough (Water1, Water2, Water3...). To address this, I've given each Egg Group a new name where I felt it was necessary. Note that these name changes are purely cosmetic, and only appear on the icons. Nothing is actually renamed in the code, so you can freely make up your own icons with different names if you'd prefer to call them something else.

Here's a breakdown of each Egg Group and what the display names will be on the icons:

• Monster => Displays as "Monster"
• Water1 => Displays as "Aquatic"
• Bug => Displays as "Insect"
• Flying => Displays as "Aerial"
• Field => Displays as "Field"
• Fairy => Displays as "Pixie"
• Grass => Displays as "Plant"
• Humanlike => Displays as "Humanoid"
• Water3 => Displays as "Shellbody"
• Mineral => Displays as "Mineral"
• Amorphous => Displays as "Enigma"
• Water2 => Displays as "Marine"
• Ditto => Displays as "Mimic"
• Dragon => Displays as "Draco"
• Undiscovered => Displays as "No Eggs"
• Genderless => Displays as "????"

Some species belong to one or more Egg Groups, but are incapable of breeding in that Egg Group due to lacking a gender. Because of this, Ditto is the only species that they may breed with. For these specific cases, I decided to display "????" as their Egg Group, since it may be misleading to list their real Egg Groups when they can't even breed with species in those groups. Here's an example of this:

If you want to call this Egg Group display to be used in another UI, you can do so by simply using

Code:

pbDisplayEggGroups(pokemon, overlay, xpos, ypos, showDisplay, vertical)

Where the arguments require the following:

• A Pokemon object or species ID.
• The bitmap that this display should be drawn over (usually an overlay bitmap in most UI's).
• The X and Y positions for this display.
• Whether you want to show the "Egg Group" background image behind the group icons that is used in the Pokedex display (true), or a string of text next to the icons like in the Summary screen (whatever string you want). Otherwise, leave this as nil or false.
• Whether or not you want the group icons to align vertically, like in the BW Summary screen (true), or horizontally, like in the vanilla Summary screen/Pokedex (false).

This functionality is also compatible with the BW Summary Screen plugin, and will display Egg Groups in the Summary screen as such:

HGSS Shiny Leaf

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HGSS introduced an often overlooked mechanic that allowed your follower Pokemon to rarely discover a "shiny leaf" while walking. Each shiny leaf the Pokemon found would be displayed in its Summary. Once the Pokemon found 6 shiny leaves, it would be fashioned into a crown that would be displayed instead. This is pretty much entirely just a fun little cosmetic feature, but there's no reason why it couldn't be reworked into something more meaningful. Regardless of how you choose to implement it - if at all - this plugin provides all the basic mechanics for its implementation, as well as all the necessary UI displays.

In both the Summary and Storage screens, the number of shiny leaves a Pokemon has accrued will be displayed. If the Pokemon has collected enough shiny leaves to make a crown, this crown will also be displayed. If you would like to hide either display, you may do so by setting SUMMARY_SHINY_LEAF and STORAGE_SHINY_LEAF to "false", respectively. These may be found in the plugin Settings.

To set a shiny leaf on a Pokemon, a Debug tool has been provided to allow you to manually set the number of leaves that you want. This can be found within "Deluxe Options..." in the Pokemon's debug menu.

Setting shiny leaves on a pokemon through a script is as easy as just setting Pokemon#shiny_leaf equal to a number. If set to a number equal to or greater than 6, the Pokemon will be given a shiny crown. Note that all this plugin does is allow for the possibility of shiny leaves to be set and displayed. No mechanics are in place to actually give Pokemon shiny leaves through gameplay (such as followers finding them while walking). How to implement these shiny leaves is up for you to decide.

If you want to call this Shiny Leaf display to be used in another UI, you can do so by simply using

Code:

pbDisplayShinyLeaf(pokemon, overlay, xpos, ypos, vertical)

Where the arguments require the following:

• A Pokemon object.
• The bitmap that this display should be drawn over (usually an overlay bitmap in most UI's).
• The X and Y positions for this display.
• Whether or not you want the shiny leaf icons to align vertically (true), or horizontally, like in the Summary screen/Pokedex (false). Note that this doesn't have any effect on how the shiny crown is displayed.

Compatibility with the BW Summary Screen or BW Storage System plugins is also included for shiny leaf displays, and may appear on these screens as such:

Habitat Icons

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Habitats is a feature added in FRLG that displays the type of environment that the species is typically found in when viewing them in the Pokedex, such as "Grassland", "Forest", "Cave", etc, accompanied by a graphic that illustrates that type of habitat. Essentials contains this data as well, but doesn't utilize it normally. However, this plugin introduces a feature that uses this habitat data to display the graphics associated with the habitat each species is normally found in, similar to FRLG. This can be seen while scrolling through each species in the Pokedex. Images for all of the habitats introduced in FRLG are included here.

If a Pokemon isn't found in any known habitat, or no graphic exists for the type of habitat that its found in, a question mark graphic will be displayed instead, to indicate that this species is found in an unknown habitat. If you don't want Habitat Icons to appear in the Pokedex like this, you may disable this by setting POKEDEX_HABITAT_ICONS to false in the plugin settings.

If you want to call this Habitat Icon display to be used in another UI, you can do so by simply using

Code:

pbDisplayHabitat(pokemon, overlay, xpos, ypos, showDisplay)

Where the arguments require the following:

• A Pokemon object or species ID.
• The bitmap that this display should be drawn over (usually an overlay bitmap in most UI's).
• The X and Y positions for this display.
• Whether you want to show the background image behind the habitat icons that is used in the Pokedex display (0 for red, 1 for blue). Otherwise, set it as false.

Body Shapes

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Categorizing Pokemon by their body shape is a feature that was introduced in Gen 4, where a series of icons were created to indicate the type of body style each species has. While this feature is used by Essentials, the only time you can even see which body style a species has is while using the search feature of the Pokedex, and specifically choose to filter by a particular body shape. This plugin adds a feature to make this body shape icon visible in the Pokedex data of each species at all times, similar to how the species footprint is displayed. This gives the body shape feature a more visible presence, instead of being tucked away somewhere that is hardly ever seen by the player.

By default, this plugin uses the modern body shape icons utilized by the most recent games. However, if you would like to instead use the retro icons that look most similar to the ones Essentials already uses (based on the Gen 4 icons), then you may toggle those icons to be displayed instead by using the SHAPE_DISPLAY_STYLE plugin setting, where setting it to 1 will use the retro icons, and 0 will use the modern ones. If you would instead like to hide this display from appearing at all, you may toggle it off by setting POKEDEX_BODY_SHAPES to false in the plugin settings. Here's an example of the retro icon style:

If you want to call this Body Shape Icon display to be used in another UI, you can do so by simply using

Code:

pbDisplayBodyShape(pokemon, overlay, xpos, ypos, showDisplay)

Where the arguments require the following:

• A Pokemon object or species ID.
• The bitmap that this display should be drawn over (usually an overlay bitmap in most UI's).
• The X and Y positions for this display.
• Whether you want to show the background image behind the body shape icons that is used in the Pokedex display (true). Otherwise, set it as false.

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Battle UI​

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Move Info Display

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This is a window that you can open during move selection in battle, and grants you in-depth info about each highlighted move, as well as the effectiveness of the selected move on your current opponents. To toggle the menu in battle, you just have to press the key that MOVE_MENU_KEY is set to in the plugin Settings. This key is set to M by default.

Move Data

• Pow: The power of the move. Moves that have variable power will be displayed as "???", and status moves will be displayed as "---",
• Acc: The accuracy of the move. Moves that don't rely on accuracy to hit will be displayed as "---".
• Effct: The added effect chance of the move. Moves that don't have an added effect will be displayed as "---".

Move Flags
Below a move's name, there is a field that may display a row of icons which indicate a variety of special properties this specific move may have. Here are all of the icons that may appear on a move, and what they represent:

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  Z-Move
  This icon indicates that this move is a Z-Move. Only relevant when the ZUD Plugin is installed.
  
  
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  Max Move
  This icon indicates that this move is a Max Move or G-Max Move. Only relevant when the ZUD Plugin is installed.
  
  
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  Bypasses Protect
  This icon indicates that this move does not have the "CanProtect" flag, and thus can ignore the effects of Protect. This icon only appears on moves that are capable of targeting an opponent.
  
  
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  Cannot be copied/Mirror Moved
  This icon indicates that this move does not have the "CanMirrorMove" flag, and thus isn't capable of being copied by the effects of Mirror Move. This icon only appears on moves that are capable of targeting an opponent.
  
  
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  Contact Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Contact" flag.
  
  
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  Tramples Minimize
  This icon indicates that this move has the "TrampleMinimize" flag.
  
  
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  High Critical Hit Ratio
  This icon indicates that this move has the "HighCriticalHitRate" flag.
  
  
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  Thawing Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "ThawsUser" flag.
  
  
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  Sound Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Sound" flag.
  
  
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  Punching Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Punching" flag.
  
  
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  Biting Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Biting" flag.
  
  
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  Bomb Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Bomb" flag.
  
  
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  Pulse Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Pulse" flag.
  
  
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  Powder Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Powder" flag.
  
  
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  Dance Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Dance" flag.
  
  
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  Slicing Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Slicing" flag. This is a new flag introduced in Gen 9, and thus will only appear if you have the Gen 9 Pack installed, or manually implemented this flag yourself.
  
  
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  Wind Move
  This icon indicates that this move has the "Wind" flag. This is a new flag introduced in Gen 9, and thus will only appear if you have the Gen 9 Pack installed, or manually implemented this flag yourself.

Type Effectiveness
If you're highlighting a damaging move, there will appear a section above the top right corner of the window which displays the icon of each of the opposing Pokemon on the field. Each of these icons will be contained in a colored box. The color and symbol found on this box indicates what the type effectiveness will be of your currently highlighted move if used against each opposing target. Here are the following indicators:

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  Immune
  A black box with a cross sign indicates that this specific Pokemon is immune to your selected move.
  
  
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  Not Very Effective
  A red box with a minus sign indicates that this specific Pokemon will take not very effective damage from your selected move.
  
  
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  Effective
  A blue box with a circle indicates that this specific Pokemon will take neutral damage from your selected move.
  
  
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  Super Effective
  A green box with a plus sign indicates that this specific Pokemon will take super effective damage from your selected move.
  
  
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  Unknown
  A white box with a question mark indicates that this specific Pokemon species has not yet been captured, battled, or owned by the player, and thus the effectiveness of your selected move is unknown.

Plugin Bonuses
Additional text will display when certain other plugins are installed. For example, if you're using the ZUD Plugin, your Z-Powered status moves will now also display the bonus effects the move will gain from its Z-Power. If the PLA Battle Styles plugin is installed, then the effects of your selected style will be displayed instead.

Battle Info Display

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This is a new battle UI feature that replicates the info menu that may be pulled up during battle in SwSh. In this menu, you may view general info about each battler on the field, as well as the number of stages each of their stats may have been raised/lowered, and any effects that are in play that may be affecting the field. To toggle this menu, you may simply press whatever key that BATTLE_INFO_KEY was set to in the plugin Settings. This key is set to N by default.

When pressed, you will first bring up the battler selection menu. This will display each battler currently on the field. The name of each Pokemon's trainer will be displayed as well, unless of course it's a wild Pokemon. Once a Pokemon has been selected, the battle info page for that Pokemon will be displayed.

This page will show all the relevant battle information for this Pokemon. Only Pokemon owned by you will have their Ability, Item, and HP totals shown. The typing of the Pokemon will also be displayed here, but only if you have already caught or registered that species. On the bar below the Pokemon's icon, its level and status will be displayed, as well as the name of the last move this Pokemon used. On the top right corner, a turn counter is displayed to show what the current turn number is.

On the bottom left, a chart will be displayed that shows all of the Pokemon's current stat stages. If the Pokemon is owned by you, then the stats affected by the user's nature will be color coated. To the right of this, a list of every field effect currently in play that affects the Pokemon is shown here, as well as the number of remaining turns until each effect expires. Only up to 8 effects will be displayed here. Any more than that will not be shown.

If you have the Terastal Phenomenon plugin installed, the Pokemon's Tera Type will also be displayed on this page.

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• Adjusted the placement of the Egg Group display in the Summary when using the BW Summary plugin. Previously, the display would overlap memo text if the Pokemon was hatched from an Egg.
• Changed the text color for Legendary Egg Groups from blue to orange/gold. The text color will now also change to suit whether you are using the BW Summary plugin, or the default UI.

• Added the move info UI functionality.

• Restructured the code used to display the move info UI for better compatibility with other plugins.
• Tweaked the graphics used to display type effectiveness so that the symbols better match with how effective a move will be.
• Fixed an issue that would unintentionally reveal the identity of battlers under the effects of Illusion by displaying their real icon while displaying type effectiveness on the move info UI.
• Added extra functionality when used with the PLA Battle Styles plugin to display the changes that may occur on certain moves when used in a particular style.
• Added compatibility with the SOS Battles plugin.
• Added the battle info UI functionality.

chazfoot said:

Hi this plugin looks fantastic, but I can't get my game to ick it up. I've installed it in th same way as hotifxes, and essenlials deluxe for example.
In the plugins folder I have in my min root firecotry I have the Enhanced UI subfolder, that has just the rb files and meta.txt within it, like other plugins.
I've even tried rebooting my PC, any reason this plugin wouldn't be picked up when others are fine?

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• Added a display while selecting a Pokemon for the Battle Info UI that will now show each trainer's Pokeball lineup.
• Fixed an error in the Battle Info UI with Pokemon you own that are under the effects of Illusion displaying the name of the Pokemon they are disguised as, rather than their real name.
• When viewing a Pokemon's data in the Battle Info UI, its type display will now show its actual current typing, rather than its natural typing. For example, if a Pokemon changes type due to the Protean ability, the types in the UI will change to reflect this. This will even display the Pokemon's third type if an effect is in play that may grant them a third type (Forest's Curse, for example).
• When viewing a Pokemon's data in the Battle Info UI, Pokemon who you have not yet discovered will now have their type displayed as the ??? type, rather than not showing any type at all. Pokemon who have had their typing removed by an effect (for example a pure Fire-type that used the move Burn Up) will also be displayed as this type.
• The Battle Info UI now tracks the Fairy Lock field effect, which was left out in the last updated by mistake.
• The Battle Info UI now tracks the Swamp pledge effect, which was left out in the last update by mistake.
• The Battle Info UI now tracks the following battler-specific effects:
  • Disable
  • Embargo
  • Heal Block
  • Magnet Rise
  • Perish Song
  • Encore
  • Taunt
  • Telekinesis
  • Throat Chop
  • Trapping Move Effects (Fire Spin, Whirlpool, etc.)
• The Battle Info UI now tracks each Pokemon's remaining Dynamax turns when the ZUD Plugin is installed.
• The Battle Info UI now tracks the amount of turns a Pokemon is locked out of building Focus when the Focus Meter plugin is installed.

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Example of the new party lineup display:

Example of the new type display:

Example of the new effects that are now tracked:

• Moved the entire selection window for the Battle Info UI further up the screen, so the newly added party ball display no longer overlaps important battle buttons.
• While selecting a Pokemon in the Battle Info UI, the name of each battler will now appear in black text, while the highlighted battler's name will appear in white text.
• Updated the Battle UI graphics to complement the change in text colors.
• Added settings at the top of the Battle UI script to allow you to customize text colors.
• When using the ZUD Plugin, the icon sprites for Dynamaxed Pokemon will now be enlarged/colored and have a red outline instead of a white one when selecting a Pokemon for the Battle Info UI. Thier name will also have a red shadow when selected. If the species of the Dynamaxed Pokemon is Calyrex, this coloration will be blue instead.
• When using the ZUD Plugin, the icon sprites for Dynamaxed Pokemon will now be enlarged/colored in the effectiveness display of the Move Info UI.

• Eggs, Shadow Pokemon, and Pokemon with the ability Battle Bond will now display as part of the Undiscovered Egg Group, even if they naturally appear in other groups.
• Refactored the code for some of the Battle UI elements into smaller chunks to allow for better readability and easier editing.
• Added a new toggle in the plugin settings named ALWAYS_DISPLAY_TYPES. When "true", this will always display the typing and effectiveness for opposing Pokemon in the Battle UI's, even if you haven't yet registered those species in the Pokedex.
• The type and type effectiveness displays for each move in the Move Info UI will now reflect their actual in-battle typing, instead of their default typing. This includes the following moves by default:
  
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  • Aura Wheel (type affected by Hunger Switch)
  • Hidden Power (type affected by IV's)
  • Judgment (type affected by Multitype)
  • Multi-Attack (type affected by RKS System)
  • Natural Gift (type affected by held berry)
  • Revelation Dance (type affected by user's type)
  • Techno Blast (type affected by held Drive)
  • Tera Blast (type affected by tera type)
  • Terrain Pulse (type affected by terrain)
  • Weather Ball (type affected by weather)
  • All Moves affected by the Electrify or Ion Deluge effects.
  • All Moves affected by the Normalize, Aerilate, Pixilate, Refrigerate, or Galvanize abilities.
• The base damage displayed for certain moves with variable power in the Move Info UI will now reflect their actual base damage (taking current battle conditions into account) instead of their default base damage. This includes the following moves by default:
  
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  • Grav Apple (power affected by Gravity)
  • Bulldoze (power affected by terrain)
  • Eruption, Water Spout (power affected by user's HP)
  • Flail, Reversal (power affected by user's HP)
  • Return, Frustration (power affected by the user's happiness level)
  • Power Trip, Stored Power (power affected by the user's positive stat stages)
  • Trump Card (power affected by remaining PP)
  • Fury Cutter, Echoed Voice (power affected by consecutive use)
  • Facade (power affected by the user's status)
  • Rising Voltage (power affected by terrain)
  • Stomping Tantrum (power affected by previous move)
  • Retaliate (power affected by fainted party members)
  • Hidden Power (power affected by IV's)
  • Natural Gift (power affected by held berry)
  • Weather Ball (power affected by weather)
  • Terrain Pulse (power affected by terrain)
  • Water Shuriken (power affected by Battle Bond)
  • Misty Explosion (power affected by terrain)
  • Fling (power affected by held item)
  • Expanding Force (power affected by terrain)
  • Spit Up (power affected by Stockpile)
• The base damage displayed for moves in the Move Info UI will now factor in STAB when displaying the power of a move.
• The text color used to display the base damage for moves in the Move Info UI will now appear green when the move is affected by something that is raising its base power (such as STAB).
• The text color used to display the base damage for moves in the Move Info UI will now appear red when the move is affected by something that is reducing its base power (certain moves only).

• Moved the Shiny Leaf debug tool implemented by this plugin so that it is now located in the "Deluxe" debug menu added by Essentials Deluxe.
• Earthquake's base power displayed in the Move Info UI will now be halved if Grassy Terrain is in play.

• Refactored all of the code related to displaying Battle/Move Info UI's in the Fight Menu, and moved it into this plugin instead of keeping it in Essentials Deluxe.

• Updated the move info UI to now have icons for "slicing" and "wind" move attributes introduced in Gen 9.
• Tweaked the battle info UI layout for better visual appearance and compatibility with other plugins.
• A battler's last used move will now be shortened in the battle info UI if the name of the move is very long and would break the UI.
• Overhauled the battle UI's in preparation of the release of the Terastal Phenomenon plugin.
• The battle info UI now supports the display of Tera Types, if the Terastal Phenomenon plugin is installed.
• STAB bonuses for moves viewed in the move info UI will now take Terastallization into account when calculating base power.
• Moves that gain a boost in power due to Terastallization will now display an additional message to inform you of this boost.
• The move Tera Blast will take the user's Tera Type into account when displaying its type and power in the move info UI.
• Battler icons displayed in the battle info UI will now appear crystallized for battlers that are Terastallized.

• Fixed an error that would occur when this plugin was installed without the Terastal Phenomenon plugin also installed. This error will no longer occur if that other plugin isn't present.

• Added a new UI feature in the Summary screens that displays a meter that indicates each Pokemon's current happiness levels. Compatible with the BW Summary plugin.
• Added a new UI feature in the main Pokedex menu that displays an icon representing the habitat data of each species.
• Added a new UI feature in the Pokedex data screens that displays an icon representing the body shape data of each species. You can toggle between modern and retro icons.

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Happiness Meter

Habitat Icons

Body Shape Icons

pkmnacademia said:

I love the Happiness Meter! Is there a way to set up an event that toggles the Happiness Meter? I'd like to start out the game forced to use a Daisy-like character to evaluate happiness, but after completing a quest for them, it would shift SUMMARY_HAPPINESS_METER to true. Is that possible to do in-game?

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Lucidious89 said:

You can't change the constant in-game, but you can just edit the code itself to simply not display the meter until a certain game switch is active. Just add something like return if !$game_switch[X] before the line where the happiness meter is called in the Summary, where "X" is replaced with whatever numbered switch you want. Then it won't display until whatever your "X" switch is is set to true.

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• Added several QoL features to the Pokemon Summary UI found in the modern series.
• When pressing the USE button to open the options while viewing a Pokemon's Summmary, the "Nickname" option will now appear in this list, which will allow you to re-nickname your Pokemon. This option will only appear if you are the Pokemon's original trainer.
• When pressing the USE button while specifically viewing the Pokemon's moves page, a different list of options will now appear. These will include the following:
  • Check Moves: This option will allow you to view the data of each of this Pokemon's moves, as well as re-order them. This option won't appear if the Pokemon has no moves.
  • Relearn Moves: This option will open the move relearning screen, allowing this Pokemon to recall a past move. This option won't appear if the Pokemon has no moves to relearn.
  • Forget Move: This option will open the move deletion screen allowing this Pokemon to forget a known move. This option won't appear if the Pokemon has no moves.
  • Use TM's: This option will open the bag, displaying all compatible TM's that may be used on this Pokemon. No TM's will appear if no compatible ones are found.
• Improves the controls for the Summary UI, allowing the UI to loop while scrolling through pages while pressing left/right, as well as looping through the party while pressing up/down, instead of coming to a halt when reaching the end.
• Added SUMMARY_MODERN_QoL to the plugin Settings. When toggled false, all of the above improvements are disabled.

• Made various tweaks for better compatibility with the newest update to the Gen 9 Pack.
• Removed all of the QoL additions added in the last update. All of these features are now found in the Gen 9 Pack, which is a better home for those mechanics.
• This is the final update for this plugin. Going forward, my focus will now be on adapting this plugin for v21.