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[PBS Question] Pokemon.txt for gen1-7 that includes "Shape"

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    Does anyone know where I can find a Pokémon.txt with gen 1-7 Pokémon while including the part that defines the "Shape" of each Pokémon?

    Unless there is a way to make my version of Pokémon essentials not need the shape definition I have to have it, otherwise the game crashes with errors...

    Hopefully not, but I think it might also have to include "Hidden Ability" definition. Since I noticed this is the other difference I've seen with most txt's I've seen...
     
    Does anyone know where I can find a Pokémon.txt with gen 1-7 Pokémon while including the part that defines the "Shape" of each Pokémon?

    Unless there is a way to make my version of Pokémon essentials not need the shape definition I have to have it, otherwise the game crashes with errors...

    Hopefully not, but I think it might also have to include "Hidden Ability" definition. Since I noticed this is the other difference I've seen with most txt's I've seen...

    Marin's PBS appender. https://www.pokecommunity.com/threads/405239
     
    Lol thanks, but I do want weight to be different. Maybe we can let Marin know?
     
    Do a CTRL + F for:
    Code:
    "Shape"         => [17,"u"],

    And place a # in front of all instances of it.
    Placing a # means that whatever follows in that line is a comment.
    It is best to comment things out when removing vanilla code so that you can easily add the functionality back if you choose to do so in the future.

    Note that doing the method above leaves a "mess."
    For instance, you'll have to find a way to remove the button from the Pokedex (in the scripts) and edit the Pokedex image to visually remove the button.
    There may be more that you may have to change.
     
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