"It's raining" in-battle animation

[Telemetius]

The raining animation that starts when the battle begins is currently not part of the stock essentials kit so how can I implement it?
I think the question is pretty straightforward and that it needs no further explanation.

 

[Maruno]

Well, yes it is. Its not a good animation, but it's there. Where did you get that idea from, that it was missing?

 

[Telemetius]

That's strange, it's not working in my project and the wiki page ( https://pokemonessentials.wikia.com/wiki/Weather ) states that: "Pokémon Essentials currently does not support in-battle weather animations that play while a message states a weather is in effect" so I thought it was normally missing.
In this case something must be interfering and it's my fault.

 

[Nickalooose]

You can tell weather is there if you use Sandstorm... But sometimes, you can see the rain falling.

 

[Maruno]

the wiki page ( https://pokemonessentials.wikia.com/wiki/Weather ) states that: "Pokémon Essentials currently does not support in-battle weather animations that play while a message states a weather is in effect" so I thought it was normally missing.

That paragraph was added literally over five years ago, and the most recent edit to that page was over two years ago. It's a safe bet it's at least somewhat out of date. I wouldn't take it too literally.

You may have missed the rain animation because the rain drops are so thin and because the animation lasts only half a second. For both of these reasons, I said it was a bad animation. A quick look at the code shows that it plays a common animation called "Rain" at the expected times, and there does exist a common animation of that name.

 

[Telemetius]

That paragraph was added literally over five years ago, and the most recent edit to that page was over two years ago. It's a safe bet it's at least somewhat out of date. I wouldn't take it too literally.

You may have missed the rain animation because the rain drops are so thin and because the animation lasts only half a second. For both of these reasons, I said it was a bad animation. A quick look at the code shows that it plays a common animation called "Rain" at the expected times, and there does exist a common animation of that name.

Thanks, I'll just need to edit the animation it's way easier that I thought.