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[Scripting Question] Is there a guide for coding new moves effects ?
- Thread starter MrDoomKan
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I actually want to code the moves from generation 7 the ones that are listed in this link :
https://essentialsdocs.fandom.com/wiki/User:Maruno/Function_codes?useskin=osasis#Generation_7_moves
https://essentialsdocs.fandom.com/wiki/User:Maruno/Function_codes?useskin=osasis#Generation_7_moves
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There are many threads that have the code of Gen 7 and Gen 8 Moves. All you gotta do is search for the Move or Ability you want on Google along with Pokemon Essentials.
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And why don't you want to exactly? Even if you do code everything yourself, the code is gonna be extremely similar if not exactly the same as the code in those threads.
If you really wanna learn to code and have some basic knowledge of Ruby then try looking at existing move code, analyze it, study it and use this knowledge to code new moves.
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I'm going to echo Golisopod User by saying that the best way to learn programming in general, and specifically to learn how to make your own move effects, is by splicing existing effects together to create the desired functionality. That's how I started too.
And there's also nothing wrong with using existing people's public work. You can't expect to make a whole game on your own (i.e. without using anyone else's work), because you're already using Pokémon Essentials to begin with.