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Hi all!
I'm looking into adding/adapting lingering effects. The process is clear until the last step: the actual effect of the lingering effect.
So, there is PokeBattle_MoveEffects, where the move basically states: "If this move is used, start a certain lingering effect."
Then there is PBEffects, which states that the lingering effect exists.
Then there is PokeBattle_ActiveSide (Or Pokebattle_Battler) which makes sure a lingering effect is triggered at the right time in battle.
What I am looking for, though, is the section of script that states what the lingering effect does (so, the actual effect) every time it is triggered.
Say, for example, I want to change Leech Seed to do 1/4th hp damage every turn - where would I find the script that says it does 1/8th hp damage?
I know how and where the lingering effect is started and triggered, but the actual effect seems hidden somewhere I can't find it.
Sorry if this is a very obvious question, but I've searched through all script sections to frustration, so any help would be welcome.
Thanks in advance!
I'm looking into adding/adapting lingering effects. The process is clear until the last step: the actual effect of the lingering effect.
So, there is PokeBattle_MoveEffects, where the move basically states: "If this move is used, start a certain lingering effect."
Then there is PBEffects, which states that the lingering effect exists.
Then there is PokeBattle_ActiveSide (Or Pokebattle_Battler) which makes sure a lingering effect is triggered at the right time in battle.
What I am looking for, though, is the section of script that states what the lingering effect does (so, the actual effect) every time it is triggered.
Say, for example, I want to change Leech Seed to do 1/4th hp damage every turn - where would I find the script that says it does 1/8th hp damage?
I know how and where the lingering effect is started and triggered, but the actual effect seems hidden somewhere I can't find it.
Sorry if this is a very obvious question, but I've searched through all script sections to frustration, so any help would be welcome.
Thanks in advance!