* Move resetRtc functionality to libpokemegb
I'll need to use it in 2 places in PokeMe64 and this will allow me to reuse code
* Forgot to commit this line
Note: for Korean games, specifically, I did not implement the Korean character set
(nor do I plan to)
The reason is that it is entirely different and more complex to implement than the other
character sets. I'm not personally invested nor interested enough to go through the hassle.
This affects the pokémon names that will be displayed when using libpokemegb. Instead as
a fallback, it will return "poke-<number>" for these roms.
Feel free to contribute proper Korean character set (and pokémon names) support!
This allows us to use the genx_prepareDistributionPokemon() functions followed by GenXGameReader::addPokemon()
instead of GenXGameReader::addDistributionPokemon() in order to actually show the resulting GenXTrainerPokemon in
a stats screen in PokeMe64. After all: the genx_prepareDistributionPokemon() function does things like generate IV,
decide the trainer OT name and ID and apply shinyness chances.
So when showing the resulting pokemon in a stats screen, we need the actual resulting pokemon in order to show the right
stats, OT and shinyness
- Add SpriteRenderer::OutputFormat::RGBA32 and SpriteRenderer::OutputFormat::RGBA16
- Move the removeBackground functionality out of the decodeSprite example application and into SpriteRenderer. It's RGBA32 only though
Now it not only unlocks the event, but it also makes it repeatable by removing the GS Ball from the players' inventory first
and resetting all GS Ball related event flags.
Not only does this cover up my screw up with PokeMe64. (it prevents players from having to create a new save
to get access to the GS Ball event if they used one of my previous versions of PokeMe64)
As a bonus, it also makes the event completely repeatable, which is nice!
Make it possible for Gen1PlayerPokemonStorages' Gen1Party and Gen1Box to
avoid the performance hit in ::getPokemon caused by the recalculation of
the pokemons' level. This recalculation would read the pokemon stats
datastructure, which could be slow on the N64 transfer pak.
