The dex serves /dex/dp/pokemon/embirch/ and the sprite lookup logs a miss for
it, which is not a dex bug: Embirch is an NFE from a gen 4 CAP process, so it
belongs on a gen 4 page. It was drawn in BW's day, like the other twelve prevos
the gen 4 CAPs were given after the fact.
That is what GEN4_CAPS is already for. dp/ has no CAP art of its own -- gen 4
never drew any of it, and nothing in a gen 5 filename says a sprite is a CAP --
so the set names the eleven by hand and lifts them out of the gen 5 stills.
Name the prevos there too, and the same rule draws them: fifteen files, the
thirteen species plus the female slots on Flarelm and Protowatt, each trimmed
the way its evolution is.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
rb, rg, y, c, rs, dp and bw have been served out of /smog2/sprites since
before this repo existed: the frozen output of the tup pipeline, uploaded
once and root-owned ever since. The sources are all here, so build them.
Each set is one generation's fronts under the name the smogdex, the forum
and chatot compose from a dex alias. None of the three reads a manifest, so
these ride the LINKS mirror the way xy/ does.
A collection is named for one game and sourced from several: `-g` says which
games a picture is the copy for, and the layers are claimed in preference
order, which is how rs/ gets Deoxys-Attack out of FireRed and dp/ the Rotom
appliances out of Platinum. That flag is Gigantamax everywhere the grammar
isn't naming a gen 1-4 game, so what a rule builds is named for what it
publishes, with the game already spent on picking the collection.
The first-source-wins loop the xy set carried inline is now firstWins(),
since every layered set wants it. Its output is unchanged.
Against what is being served today, this drops the names nothing in the
repo can draw -- jynx-old and four MissingNo in y/ -- and the legacy numeric
ones, 201-a and 498-water and the rest, which the same sprites now answer to
as unown-a and arceus-water. dp/arceus-* was 96x96 art that is not gen 4's
at all; the real one was hiding under 498-*.
