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56 minutes ago, foulplayatagarbodorprice said:
Hi, i dont know if this has been reported or its known. But i have completed both the ranger mission and police cases. But the guardian doesnt appear in the help section of the sea star society. So i cant complete the false fortune.
Do you remember when you downloaded the game? Following the removal of the Snorlax event due to Munchlax now being obtainable from honey trees in Technicolor Forest, that fortune was changed to be repairing the help board at the Help Section. The reupload that changed this was on June 28.
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Reuploaded Spork fixing an oversight where Happiny couldn't evolve because the Oval Stone wasn't set as an evolution item in the scripts. Additionally, all Gen 9 Pokemon now have backsprites
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Reuploaded Spork fixing two bugs that made a couple of postgame quests uncompletable:
-changed the false fortune relating to the former Snorlax event to one about repairing the Help Board
-it's now possible to enter Sushi's room after the conditions have been met. The Dream Shrine Pokemon was changed from Torchic to Sprigatito when Gen 9 was added, and I forgot to update the Torchic switch to the Sprigatito switch in Sushi's event pages
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Reuploaded Spork
-Made some updates to Kelani and Alexander's teams at Enigma's request:
Kelani:
- Lapras -> Iron Bundle
- G-Rapidash -> Garganacl
- Infernape -> Armarouge
- Tsareena -> H-Lilligant
Alexander:
- Weavile -> Lokix
-added item Clear Amulet, which can be purchased at the Battle Mall and is also a Battle Frontier prize
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1 hour ago, jun1972 said:
Hi, I'm from South Korea and i've really loved your game since my first play at 3 years ago. So I was going to Replay the game with newly added gen 9 and hisuian pokemon, and when i proceeded to Aliora Meadow and saved for soft reset, my save file stopped working with this message. I went to this thread to fix the problem, and I found the posts from people who are having similar problems. So I'd like to know if my problem can be fixed.
Sorry if my english was bad.
Your English is perfectly understandable! I saved you in Gellene Town, just in front of Aliora Meadow. Here's your save file!
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Reuploaded adding more PC boxes (the total is now 45) to allow for all Pokemon to be stored. I forgot to update the number of PC boxes to account for Gen 9 before
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Minor bug-fixing reupload for Spork:
-the player's Pokemon are now healed after battles in the Sea Star Tournament and Sir Skit's Round Table Tournament
-can no longer walk through one of the fountain tiles in the Sea Star Society's Shopping Section
-can no longer walk through some tiles of the passage in the Sea Star Society's Battle Section that leads to the Community Section
-fixed typo when first speaking to Sir Skit in the Sea Star Arena where he called the Round Table Tournament the "Round Touble Tournament"
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Reuploaded Spork fixing Ranger missions not being doable because the board still had a switch requirement for the battle that was removed
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55 minutes ago, aux Cord said:
I have another bug, this one actually something concerning: I can't start the Ranger Sidequests.
Normally, I try and cheese Ranger Diana pre-Gina so I can do the Ranger Sidequests pre-Gina. When I went there and couldn't take any quests, I assumed I'd gain access after beating Gina. I am now post-Felicia at Wonky Woods and the Ranger Board still reads default text. Seamus invites me to help, but I can't do any of them.
This is because I removed needing to battle in order to do the missions, but forgot that the board has a switch that doesn't let you do them until after the battle. And since the battle no longer exists, that prevented the player from doing missions
Reuploaded with this fixed!
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Reuploaded Spork to fix Sprigatito not evolving
Updates:
-added Orthworm overworld sprite (made by DarkusShadow) to starter selection
Bug fixes:
-Sprigatito can now evolve
-the map now scrolls up in the Ultra Comedy Stage if you visit it again like it does for the first visit
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3 minutes ago, aux Cord said:
Ah, that was the solution. "S" ended up being the toggle key, once again the options in the setting menu had no effect, but at least I was able to get Auto-Run working.
My only train of thought would be that they're similar abilities to Chlorophyll (Protosynthesis) or Grassy Pelt (Quark Drive), except rather than doubling speed in sunlight or boosting defense by 50% on grassy terrain, it's boosting the highest stat by 30% in the triggering condition. I'm not sure about scripting, but maybe you could cobble something together from them, as well as the "highest stat" thing from Beast Boost?
I'm glad you were able to get toggle working! I tested with the S key and didn't know that toggle in the Options menu doesn't work. I wonder how long it hasn't worked for.
If I remember right, a few of the challenges with trying to script them were:
•while Beast Boost raises the stat by 1 stage, Protosynthesis and Quark Drive raise it by 30%, and while I know how to script stat stages, I'm not as familiar with percentages. I think this was also the case with the Treasures of Ruin.
•Beast Boost activates when the opponent faints, while Protosynthesis and Quark Drive activate in weather/terrain or Booster Energy. On the topic of Booster Energy, I think there was also not knowing how to translate the effect of an ability into an item.
If I had to estimate the difficulty at my current scripting ability, I'd guess maybe above average difficulty and one that I could see returning to after leveling up a bit more.
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43 minutes ago, aux Cord said:
I'm having a few problems with this myself, on the most recent version. When it's set to "Hold" in the settings, I need to hold the button to run (Expected behavior), but when it's set to "Toggle" in the settings, I need to hold the button to run (Unexpected behavior). Saving and reseting doesn't fix it, nor does changing the setting, saving and reseting, and then returning to my prefered setting.
I also noticed, when I was selecting my partner for this run, that the Paradox Pokémon had Beast Boost instead of Quark Engine/Protosynthesis. I'm inclined to believe that this is a feature, as you've mentioned in the past that you're unsure of how to handle some abilities, but part of me wonders if it's a bug because you didn't mention it in your changelog for this upload- you did, after all, mention that the Treasures of Ruin would have Dark Aura instead of Tablets/Sword/Vessel/Beads of Ruin....And now that I check the Gen7+Moves&Abilities text file, I see that Quark Engine and Protosynthesis aren't mentioned, so this probably is an intended feature.That's interesting about toggle, I tried just now with toggle and was running without holding the button. You mentioned selecting your partner so I wondered if it could be an issue on new save files but not old ones, so I started a new file but can still toggle run there. I'm wondering if there are certain buttons on the keyboard that turn off or on the toggle feature?
For Beast Boost, you're correct that the Paradox Pokemon have it as a substitute for Protosynthesis and Quark Drive since I wasn't sure how to script those. I forgot to mention that in the reupload post and will add it now! There's also something else I forgot to mention in the post that I was thinking about before starting the post and forgot to mention by the time I finished, and I still don't remember what it was.
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Reuploaded Spork
Updates:
-added Gen 9 Pokemon
-new sidequests have been added to the Help Board at Sea Star Society's Help Section upon completing the Tinkatink quest
-added moves Flower Trick, Torch Song, Aqua Step, Lumina Crash, Jet Punch, Spicy Extract, Spin Out, Triple Dive, Kowtow Cleave, Raging Bull, Ruination, Hyper Drill, Armor Cannon, Bitter Blade, Double Shock, Gigaton Hammer, Mortal Spin, Axe Kick, Population Bomb, Silk Trap, Order Up
-added abilities Lingering Aroma, Well-Baked Body, Guard Dog, Anger Shell, Earth Eater, Rocky Payload, Purifying Salt, Seed Sower, Orichalcum Pulse, Hadron Engine, Wind Rider, Thermal Exchange, Sand Spit, Triage, Mycelium Might, Armor Tail, Good as Gold, Electromorphosis
-added Gen 9 character simulation battles to Planet Spork
-Professor Sycamore's character simulation battle on Planet Spork has been moved to a new Professors category, which also includes Professor Sada and Professor Turo (Professor Kukui is still in the Champions category)
-added item Punching Glove, which is sold in the Battle Mall and also a Battle Frontier prize
-Makuhita and Clobbopus have had their starter item gifts changed to Punching Glove
-Alumia's nickname theme has been changed to computer art programs
-Alumia now gives Copperajite instead of Mawilite after the Gym battle, and Mawilite can now be purchased by the Mega Stone vendor at the Sea Star Society's Shopping Section
-new Honey system
-the following Pokemon now have new events (detailed in the notepad files) due to their original events now being used for Gen 9 Pokemon: Torchic, Zacian & Zamazenta. Additionally, Snorlax's original event has been removed while wild Munchlax are now available with the new Honey system, and the "Not Today, Noctowl" police quest has been changed to be Bombirdier's event. Calyrex's quest has been changed to completing the new Help Board quests.
-the middle of Fork in the Road is now a Fly spot and has a nurse
-updated King's Shield to match Gen 8+ where it now lowers the opponent's Attack 1 stage instead of 2 upon contact
-Mega Coalossal's ability is now Steam Engine
-added formchangelocations and puzzleguide notepad files. formchangelocations lists all the places you change certain Pokemons' forms, and puzzleguide is to help with some puzzles that players ask for help with the most
-added Girafarig, Dunsparce, and Stantler to Battle Factory Johto rentals
-added first-stage Hisuian forms to Battle Factory Sinnoh rentals
-added Basculin to Battle Factory Unova rentals
-lowered postgame rematch levels from 100 to 90
-You no longer need to battle a Ranger to prove yourself before you can do the Ranger missions (Pokemon Ranger Diana still exists, but only in the Ranger Training Grounds). The Rangers in the Ranger Training Grounds now have teams themed around certain types of animals, similar to the Team Portal admins
-added item icons for Adamant Crystal, Lustrous Globe, Black Augurite, and Peat Block
-instead of getting fishing rods from three different fisherman NPCs, they're now given by Big the Incineroar. The Bolaii Coastline and Inoset Island rods are in the exact same places, while the North Virima City one was moved slightly to just above the bridge where the Pheromosa is. Also, instead of each one giving a set rod, the first time you interact with Big you get the Old Rod, second time = Good Rod, and third time = Super Rod, regardless of location.
-made the following character team changes:
- Jim: Heliolisk -> Maushold, Girafarig -> Farigiraf for second battle and postgame rematch (still Girafarig in Gym battle)
- Aretha: Roserade -> Arboliva
- Carol: Florges -> Dachsbun
- Alumia: Mawile -> Tinkaton (Copperajah is now Alumia's mega)
- Triston: Whiscash -> Dondozo
- Barker: Lucario -> Mabosstiff
- Felicia: Pyroar -> Meowscarada
- Quinn: Magmortar -> Quaquaval
- Lemon: Girafarig -> Espathra
- Brutus: Lucario -> Revavroom (Corviknight is now Brutus's mega)
- Kayla: Gliscor -> Ceruledge
- Stryker: Electivire -> Kilowattrel
- Belladonna: Skuntank -> Glimmora
- Team Rose: Roserade -> Tinkaton
- Jackie: Bisharp -> Kingambit
Bug fixes:
-can no longer surf on puddles in the rainy area of Weather Wonderland
-can no longer walk through the waterfalls in Raila Jungle and Mt. Comet
-one of the Cutiefly in Aliora Meadow no longer gets stuck trying to pass through a tree in its move route
-the big mushrooms in Giggly Grove now have the correct passability settings
-can no longer walk through some of the fountain tiles in the Sea Star Society's Food Section
-can no longer walk through part of a house in the Sea Star Society's Community Section if you walk left or right after exiting the house
-can no longer walk through some tiles of the passage in the Sea Star Society's Learning Section that leads to the Community Section
-Double Iron Bash, Headlong Rush, Ice Hammer, Power-Up Punch, Surging Strikes, and Wicked Blow are now classified as punching moves
-Hyper Fang is now classified as a biting move
-Heal Bell, Howl, and Overdrive are now classified as sound-based moves
-Powder is now classified as a powder move
-Heal Pulse and Origin Pulse are now classified as pulse moves
-Pollen Puff, Pyro Ball, and Rock Blast are now classified as ball/bomb moves
-fixed some palm trees in Raila Jungle overlapping with other trees
-Ice Spinner is now listed in the gen7+movesandabilities notepad file; it was previously missing despite being in-game
-in the megastonelocations notepad file, for Corviknite, "specifically from the those areas" -> specifically from those areas
-in the obtainablepokemon notepad file, all mentions of Giggly Grasslands have now been changed to Giggly Grove
-two of the Rangers in the Ranger Training Grounds no longer face a different direction after battle than before battle
There's a lot to say for this reupload. Because it would take a while to add Gen 9, I started the day after the last reupload before this one. And there are still a few Gen 9-related things that need to be done in the future, but I felt like it was time to reupload.
To explain the new Honey system: although Honey has always been available in Spork, there was never an actual use for it for a very long time. Although it was finally used for Calyrex's quest when Gen 8 DLC Pokemon were added, more recently I've felt like Calyrex's quest was kind of a halfhearted attempt at giving Honey a purpose in the game, which is why that quest has been completely changed. Honey now functions closer to how it does in the official games, where you spread it on trees to draw wild Pokemon. However, in Spork, you don't have to wait for a period of time as the encounter happens immediately. Honey can be used on trees that have a Combee on them. These trees are the same ones from the previous Calyrex quest in Forest of Feeling, Tinder Forest, and Technicolor Forest. Each of those forests has two different Pokemon you can encounter with Honey.
The reason postgame rematch levels were lowered from 100 to 90 is because there aren't many teams that have levels in between the end of the main story and the postgame. The last battles of the main story go up to level 87. Then for the postgame, most legendaries are level 90 and the postgame rematches were level 100. Although there's an Audino trainer at the Battle Frontier with level 100 Audino, it still feels like a very sharp increase.
For what hasn't been done yet: there are a few Pokemon lines that backsprite resources haven't been made for yet and/or I wasn't able to find (I got most of the resources from Relic Castle's Gen 9 pack, which is still being updated). Also, while I added the trainer data and rooms for the Paldea part of the Battle Factory, it isn't accessible yet. Paldea is the first region to not have Lasses, and I was thinking of using Student as a substitute, but looking for a trainer sprite and making the overworld sprites on top of how big this reupload was didn't seem like something I had the spoons to do at the moment. This also means there isn't yet an accessible Paldea Lass Ayumu in the Sea Star Society Pokemon Center. A "From Mesagoza" switch has been made in advance, but the player also can't choose to be from Paldea yet for the same reason.
A couple other notes:
-Zero Form and Hero Form for Palafin are just cosmetic, and they both have Hero Form's stats
-I wasn't sure if I could do the Ruinous Quartet abilities, and gave them all Dark Aura, which I thought could be fitting. Similarly, the Paradox Pokemon have Beast Boost as a substitute for Protosynthesis and Quark Drive.
That being said, I had a lot of fun making new events for this reupload, especially the new Help Board quests!
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Reuploaded:
-added Gen 9 Pokemon
-made the following team changes:
- Jim: Heliolisk -> Maushold, Girafarig -> Farigiraf
- Aretha: Roserade -> Arboliva
- Carol: Florges -> Dachsbun
- Alumia: Mawile -> Tinkaton (Copperajah is now Alumia's mega)
- Triston: Whiscash -> Dondozo
- Barker: Lucario -> Mabosstiff
- Felicia: Pyroar -> Meowscarada
- Quinn: Magmortar -> Quaquaval
- Lemon: Girafarig -> Espathra
- Brutus: Lucario -> Revavroom (Corviknight is now Brutus's mega)
- Kayla: Gliscor -> Ceruledge
-Alumia's nickname theme has been changed to computer art programs
-updated the TM learnsets for Delicia's Pokemon (for the first time ever, since I forgot to do it for Gen 8)
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Starting with Hidden Power Ghost when the first battle of the game is against a Normal-type and the first Gym is also Normal sounds like one of the most challenging introductions to a run, but fortunately you were able to get two other teammates quickly enough, so hopefully the early game wasn't too intense.
I liked seeing the connections you made between the team members and the theme of the run. It seems like Umbreon was both a team member and your zodiac sign, since Darkrai's information in the post seems to indicate you got it before the E4? That's also neat you were able to make a connection with them with Penumbra being Darkrai's apprentice!
An interesting thing I noticed about your Hall of Fame team is that you have two Pokemon related to the moon, two Pokemon related to stars, and two Pokemon related to the sun, column for column! I don't know whether they're intentionally organized that way or if it's a coincidence, but I thought it was cool!
Congratulations on completing the space/sky run and happy Pride Month!
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Reuploaded Spork
Updates:
-postgame rematches now have a Yes/No option in case you speak to a character without knowing you activated a postgame rematch
-in starter selection, you can now choose which form you want for Deoxys and Meloetta
-added Eeveetite to Eevee's starter item gifts and Shock Drive to Genesect's starter item gifts (I forgot about those when doing the starter items)
Bug fixes:
-Triston's Inteleon is no longer in mega form
-can no longer walk through the rocks in the water at the sunny section of Victory Road
-fixed typo when you're about to battle the Deoxys at Area S1 when Agne said "There are six of us" when there are seven (I probably forgot to account for the player character)
-the Guardian's file in the statistics/demographics part of the Data Vault has been updated to say that their team's nickname theme is Animal Crossing characters; the file listed the previous theme of Animal Crossing Pocket Camp essences
-in the Data Vault file about Delicia's character origin, the word reoccurring was missing one r; I changed it to recurring since after looking it up that seems more correct than reoccurring in this context
-fixed typo where Zekrom said it "aksed" the player questions through the statues at the Tower of Ideals instead of asked
-removed an extra space between two words in Orange's Data Vault character file (I don't remember which two words the extra space was between)
-in the Ranger Training Grounds, after battling Pokemon Ranger Diana, she would say she wouldn't be surprised if you surpassed Seamus one day even if you've defeated Seamus. She now acknowledges if you've defeated him
-when first speaking to Raymond to start the Slime Man quest in the Olidroll Police Station, he now turns to face the player instead of always facing down regardless of which direction you speak to him from
I think adding Gen 9 will take a while, so I wanted to do a "loose ends" reupload before then. I've been watching a stream playthrough of Spork (and also DDDL and Return to Dreamland) and most of these bugs and the ones from the last reupload were found in those streams.
The last time I did a full playthrough of Spork was in 2020 for the reupload that added Gen 8. The game has gone through a lot of updates since then. Back in 2020, I thought about doing at least one full playthrough a year, but in 2021 and beyond I was always thinking that I'd do it after certain updates were made. Then when those updates were done, it was other updates I was saving a playthrough for after. It became a cycle. Seeing how many bugs were discovered recently makes me feel like doing another playthrough after Gen 9 is added. Since I did a playthrough for Gen 8, I think one for Gen 9 would be a nice pattern to follow too.
I think that the Yes/No option for postgame rematches will be very helpful. In addition to the streamer I was watching (who was the one to suggest this option), I've seen several other playthroughs of Spork where people talk to a character not realizing they're starting a battle and not being fully prepared.
I do think it'll take longer to add Gen 9 than it did Gens 7 and 8. One reason is that there's more content to account for. When Gen 7 was added, Spork was in episode 3 development. Since the main story was less than halfway complete, I didn't need to have a location or event in mind for every new Pokemon right away, since some would be in areas that hadn't been made yet. When Gen 8 was added I did need to, since the game was complete then. And with some of the additions since then, like starter item gifts and Planet Spork simulations, there's more that needs to be done with each additional gen. But I'm excited about adding Gen 9, and I've already thought of a lot of character team changes and some Pokemon locations!
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Reuploaded:
-can no longer walk through the outside of Castle Dedede (and possibly skip the Meta Knight battle in the process)
-can no longer walk off the stage in Snorunt Village
-Steffi fixed trainer sprite positioning for some of the Pokemon that act as trainer battles
-the Pyroar in the Fire Lion battle is now set to male, since previously the trainer sprite was of the male Pyroar but the Pyroar that gets sent out could be either male or female
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Reuploaded Spork
Updates:
-every starter now comes with at least one item gift
-just before the battles with the Fruit Squad at Victory Road, there's now a warning that you're about to do seven battles in a row with no breaks in between in case you don't have time right away and need to come back later
-added signs in front of each of the Battle Mall rooms with the kinds of items that are sold there
-House of Gratitude: Steffi monument updated to mention scripting assistance (like alphabetical bag sorting), RPG Maker testing, and suggestions
-the evolution stone used to evolve Nosepass and Magneton has been changed from Link Stone to Thunder Stone since they now evolve through Thunder Stone in the official games
Bug Fixes:
-the Razor Claw and Razor Fang now work when attempting to evolve Sneasel and Gligar respectively (I think removing the nighttime requirement in a previous reupload caused them to stop working somehow)
-Tornadus, Thundurus, Landorus, and Enamorus now appear after getting the Reveal Glass
-Entei is no longer missing from starter selection
-XY Mega Venusaur and SWSH Mega Venusaur no longer have overlapping stats
-when battling Lass Ayumu at the Sea Star Society Pokemon Center, the player's Pokemon are now healed after the battle. Previously, Ayumu said she would heal them and the healing jingle played, but they weren't actually healed
-can no longer walk through the wall tile between the TV and computer in Belinda's room in Mysterious Mansion
-can no longer walk through part of a group of bushes in Hemola Swamp
-can no longer walk through multiple trees in Raila Jungle
-fixed typo when speaking to a trainer after battle in the snowy section of Weather Wonderland: "thinking it was a real" -> "thinking it was real"
-when about to battle Rania at the Training Gym, she now turns to face the player as the battle is about to start
-the receptionist at the Sea Star University can now be interacted with
-if you speak to Felicia from the right at Crolea's birthday party, you won't be standing on top of Litwick when Felicia brings it out anymore
For the starter item gifts: this was an idea I'd had in the background for a few months, but the priority was upped after a wiki comment suggesting something similar, pointing to Applin as an example of a Pokemon that doesn't get many moves until it evolves. I looked up Applin's level-up learnset and was surprised that it only gets Withdraw and Astonish.
Some details about the general process of the starter item gifts:
- If a Pokemon evolves through an item, it gets the item that evolves it
- If a Pokemon needs an incense to hatch from an egg, it gets the incense
- If a Pokemon has a Mega Evolution or other form achieved through an item, it gets the Mega Stone or form-changing item
- If none of the above apply, the Pokemon gets an item that could be related to its type, physical appearance, behavior, etc.
- Some Pokemon have more than one item. For example, Eevee has all the evolution stones it needs to evolve
Some Pokemon were very easy to know which item(s) to give, and others were more challenging. Since there are a lot of Pokemon and a lot of items, I'm sure that sometime in the future I'll realize an obvious connection I wasn't thinking of before and change some. That already happened a few times when I was going through and adding them. The biggest one being Teddiursa. I hadn't thought of Gummy Teddiursa originally and only realized a few regions later.
I went back and forth a lot about whether I should include Mega Stones among the item gifts. On one hand, even if you have the Mega Stone early, you don't get the Mega Ring until after the 15th gym, at which point it's possible you'd have already found the same Mega Stone in its natural location. On the other hand, maybe there could still be something to say for not needing to seek it out, it makes some Pokemon easier to think of item gifts for, and there are some Mega Stones that aren't available until areas after the Mega Ring. Even though I did decide to include them, I do think both angles have valid points to consider.
Although I didn't add a notepad file to the game folder for the starter item gifts, I did keep track of all of them. Listed below are all of them separated by region. As mentioned earlier, these are subject to change if better connections are found. But I hope you like the items that go with the starter you choose!
Kanto Starter Item Gifts:
SpoilerBulbasaur: Miracle Seed, Absorb Bulb, Venusaurite, Venusaurite G
Charmander: Charcoal, Charizardite Y, Charizardite G
Squirtle: Mystic Water, Blastoisinite, Blastoisinite G
Caterpie: Butterfreenite
Weedle: Beedrillite
Pidgey: Pidgeotite
Rattata: Focus Sash
Spearow: Sharp Beak
Ekans: Poison Barb
Sandshrew: Soft Sand
Nidoran (both): Moon Stone, Poison Barb
Vulpix: Fire Stone
Zubat: Soothe Bell
Oddish: Leaf Stone, Sun Stone
Paras: Tiny Mushroom (2)
Venonat: Silver Powder
Diglett: TM102 Dig
Meowth: Amulet Coin, Meowthite
Psyduck: Soup or Potion
Mankey: Rage Candy Bar
Growlithe: Fire Stone
Poliwag: Water Stone, King's Rock
Abra: Twisted Spoon, Link Stone, Alakazite
Machop: Macho Brace, Link Stone, Power Belt, Machampite
Bellsprout: Leaf Stone
Tentacool: Poison Barb
Geodude: Link Stone, Hard Stone
Ponyta: Shuca Berry
Slowpoke: King's Rock, Slowbronite
Magnemite: Magnet, Link Stone
Farfetch'd: Stick
Doduo: Sharp Beak
Seel: Mystic Water
Grimer: Black Sludge
Shellder: Water Stone
Gastly: Link Stone, Smoke Ball, Gengarite, Gengarite G
Onix: Metal Coat, Lagging Tail, Steelixite
Drowzee: Dream Ball
Krabby: Kinglerite
Voltorb: Poke Ball
Exeggcute: Leaf Stone, Sun Stone
Cubone: Thick Club, Fire Stone, Rare Bone
Lickitung: Leftovers
Koffing: Smoke Ball, Dawn Stone
Rhyhorn: Protector
Tangela: Destiny Knot
Kangaskhan: Kangaskhanite
Horsea: Dragon Scale
Goldeen: Mystic Water
Staryu: Water Stone
Scyther: Metal Coat, Black Augurite, Scizorite
Pinsir: Pinsirite
Tauros: Iron Ball
Magikarp: Gyaradosite
Lapras: Laprasite
Ditto: Quick Powder, Metal Powder
Eevee: Water Stone, Thunder Stone, Fire Stone, Soothe Bell, Leaf Stone, Ice Stone, Shiny Stone
Porygon: Up-Grade, Dubious Disc
Omanyte: Shell Bell
Kabuto: Rocky Helmet
Aerodactyl: Aerodactylite
Articuno: Nevermeltice
Zapdos: Zap Plate
Moltres: Flame Plate
Dratini: Mystic Water
Mewtwo: Mewtwonite X, Mewtwonite Y
Mew: Lum BerryJohto Starter Item Gifts
SpoilerChikorita: Miracle Seed
Cyndaquil: Charcoal, Dusk Stone
Totodile: Mystic Water
Sentret: Ring Target
Hoothoot: Moon Ball
Ledyba: Comet Shard
Spinarak: Net Ball
Chinchou: Lure Ball
Pichu: Light Ball, Thunder Stone, Sun Stone, Soothe Bell, Pikachutite, Electric Seed
Cleffa: Soothe Bell, Moon Stone
Igglybuff: Soothe Bell, Moon Stone, Air Balloon
Togepi: Soothe Bell, Shiny Stone, Lucky Egg
Natu: Psychic Gem
Mareep: Ampharosite, Cotton Candy
Hoppip: Cotton Candy
Aipom: Protective Pads
Sunkern: Sun Stone, Miracle Seed
Yanma: Wide Lens
Wooper: Fresh Water
Murkrow: Dusk Stone
Misdreavus: Dusk Stone
Unown: Expert Belt
Girafarig: Persim Berry
Pineco: Shed Shell, Metal Coat
Dunsparce: Nugget
Gligar: Razor Fang
Snubbull: Pink Bow
Qwilfish: Poison Barb
Shuckle: Berry Juice
Heracross: Heracronite
Sneasel: Razor Claw
Teddiursa: Peat Block, Moon Ball, Gummy Teddiursa
Slugma: Lava Cookie
Swinub: Big Mushroom
Corsola: Luminous Moss
Remoraid: Lure Ball, Smoke Ball
Delibird: Nevermeltice
Skarmory: Metal Coat
Houndour: Houndoominite
Phanpy: Passho Berry
Stantler: Mind Plate
Smeargle: Premier Ball
Tyrogue: Black Belt
Smoochum: Aspear Berry
Elekid: Electirizer, Cell Battery
Magby: Magmarizer
Miltank: Moomoo Milk
Raikou: Zap Plate
Entei: Charcoal
Suicune: Mystic Water
Larvitar: Tyranitarite
Lugia: Pretty Feather
Ho-Oh: Pretty Feather
Celebi: Lum BerryHoenn Starter Item Gifts
SpoilerTreecko: Miracle Seed, Sceptilite
Torchic: Charcoal, Blazikenite
Mudkip: Mystic Water, Swampertite
Poochyena: Pecha Berry
Zigzagoon: Silk Scarf
Wurmple: Silver Powder
Lotad: Water Stone
Seedot: Leaf Stone
Taillow: Sharp Beak
Wingull: Sitrus Berry
Ralts: Gardevoirite, Galladite, Dawn Stone
Surskit: Honey
Shroomish: Big Mushroom
Slakoth: TM44 Rest
Nincada: Focus Sash, Poke Ball
Whismur: Throat Spray
Makuhita: Black Belt
Azurill: Soothe Bell, Sea Incense
Nosepass: Link Stone
Skitty: Moon Stone
Sableye: Sablenite
Mawile: Mawilite
Aron: Aggronite
Meditite: Medichamite
Electrike: Manectite
Plusle: Cell Battery
Minun: Cell Battery
Volbeat: Bright Powder
Illumise: Bright Powder
Gulpin: Black Sludge
Carvanha: Sharpedonite
Wailmer: Wailmer Pail
Numel: Cameruptite, Lava Cookie
Torkoal: Smoke Ball, Lava Cookie
Spoink: Pearl
Spinda: Persim Berry
Trapinch: Soft Sand
Cacnea: Sticky Barb
Swablu: Altarianite
Zangoose: Quick Claw
Seviper: Poison Barb
Lunatone: Moon Stone
Solrock: Sun Stone
Barboach: Lure Ball
Corphish: Star Piece
Baltoy: Light Clay, Poke Doll
Lileep: Big Root
Anorith: Net Ball
Feebas: Prism Scale
Castform: TM07 Snowscape, TM11 Sunny Day, TM18 Rain Dance, TM37 Sandstorm
Kecleon: Sitrus Berry
Shuppet: Banettite
Duskull: Reaper Cloth, Dusk Ball
Tropius: Nanab Berry
Absol: Absolite
Wynaut: Lax Incense
Snorunt: Glalitite, Dawn Stone
Spheal: Snowball
Clamperl: Deepseatooth, Deepseascale, Pearl
Relicanth: Relic Copper, Relic Silver, Relic Gold, Relic Vase, Relic Band, Relic Statue, Relic Crown
Luvdisc: Heart Scale, Love Ball
Bagon: Salamencite
Beldum: Metagrossite
Regirock: Hard Stone
Regice: Nevermeltice
Registeel: Metal Coat
Latias: Soul Dew, Latiasite
Latios: Soul Dew, Latiosite
Kyogre: Blue Orb
Groudon: Red Orb
Rayquaza: Yache Berry
Jirachi: Comet Shard
Deoxys: Psychic GemSinnoh Starter Item Gifts
SpoilerTurtwig: Miracle Seed
Chimchar: Charcoal
Piplup: Mystic Water
Starly: Sharp Beak
Bidoof: Oran Berry
Shinx: Star Piece
Budew: Soothe Bell, Rose Incense, Shiny Stone
Cranidos: Rocky Helmet
Shieldon: Rocky Helmet
Burmy: Assault Vest
Combee: Honey
Pachirisu: Sitrus Berry
Buizel: Ring Target
Cherubi: Cheri Berry, TM11 Sunny Day
Shellos: Shell Bell
Drifloon: Air Balloon
Buneary: Lopunnite, Soothe Bell
Glameow: Silk Scarf
Chingling: Soothe Bell, Pure Incense
Stunky: Smoke Ball
Bronzor: Iron Ball
Bonsly: Rock Incense
Mime Jr.: Odd Incense, Ice Stone
Happiny: Oval Stone, Soothe Bell, Luck Incense, Lucky Egg, Heal Ball
Chatot: Throat Spray
Spiritomb: Odd Keystone
Gible: Garchompite
Munchlax: Soothe Bell, Full Incense, Snorlaxite
Riolu: Lucarionite, Soothe Bell
Hippopotas: Smooth Rock
Skorupi: Poison Barb
Croagunk: Poison Barb
Carnivine: Destiny Knot
Finneon: Luminous Moss
Mantyke: Wave Incense
Snover: Abomasite
Rotom: Air Balloon
Uxie: Mind Plate
Mesprit: Mind Plate
Azelf: Mind Plate
Dialga: Adamant Orb, Adamant Crystal
Palkia: Lustrous Orb, Lustrous Globe
Heatran: Lava Cookie
Regigigas: Heavy Ball
Giratina: Griseous Orb
Cresselia: Moon Ball
Phione: Heart Scale
Manaphy: Heart Scale
Darkrai: Dream Ball
Shaymin: Gracidea
Arceus: Meadow Plate, Flame Plate, Splash Plate, Zap Plate, Icicle Plate, Insect Plate, Sky Plate, Toxic Plate, Stone Plate, Earth Plate, Iron Plate, Fist Plate, Mind Plate, Spooky Plate, Dread Plate, Draco Plate, Pixie Plate
H-Growlithe: Fire Stone
H-Voltorb: Leaf Stone, Poke Ball
H-Qwilfish: Poison Barb
H-Sneasel: Razor Claw
H-Basculin: Lure Ball
H-Zorua: Silk Scarf
Enamorus: Reveal GlassUnova Starter Item Gifts
SpoilerVictini: Star Piece, Stardust
Snivy: Miracle Seed
Tepig: Charcoal
Oshawott: Mystic Water, Dusk Stone
Patrat: Zoom Lens
Lillipup: Silk Scarf
Purrloin: Dusk Ball
Pansage: Leaf Stone
Pansear: Fire Stone
Panpour: Water Stone
Munna: Moon Stone
Pidove: Sharp Beak
Blitzle: Quick Ball
Roggenrola: Hard Stone, Link Stone
Woobat: Sweet Heart, Soothe Bell
Drilbur: TM102 Dig
Audino: Audinite, Heal Ball
Timburr: Muscle Band, Link Stone
Tympole: TM18 Rain Dance, Damp Rock
Throh: Black Belt
Sawk: Black Belt
Sewaddle: Soothe Bell
Venipede: Poison Barb
Cottonee: Sun Stone
Petilil: Sun Stone, Leaf Stone
Basculin: Lure Ball
Sandile: Black Glasses
Darumaka: Poke Doll
Maractus: Miracle Seed
Dwebble: Shed Shell
Scraggy: Shed Shell
Sigilyph: Mind Plate, Sky Plate
Yamask: Spooky Plate
Tirtouga: Shell Bell
Archen: Sharp Beak
Trubbish: Garbodornite
Zorua: Cherish Ball
Minccino: Shiny Stone, Silk Scarf
Gothita: Luxury Ball
Solosis: Air Balloon
Ducklett: Pretty Feather
Vanillite: Casteliacone, Vanilla Ice Cream
Deerling: Rose Incense
Emolga: Sitrus Berry
Karrablast: Link Stone
Foongus: Poke Ball
Frillish: Dive Ball
Alomomola: Heart Scale
Joltik: Cell Battery
Ferroseed: Sticky Barb, Metal Coat
Klink: Cell Battery
Tynamo: Thunder Stone
Elgyem: Mind Plate
Litwick: Dusk Stone
Axew: Dragon Fang
Cubchoo: Nevermeltice
Cryogonal: Nevermeltice
Shelmet: Link Stone
Stunfisk: Zap Plate
Mienfoo: Expert Belt
Druddigon: Dragon Fang
Golett: Poke Doll
Pawniard: King's Rock
Bouffalant: Rocky Helmet
Rufflet: Dawn Stone
Vullaby: Rare Bone
Heatmor: Flame Plate
Durant: Occa Berry
Deino: Dragon Fang
Larvesta: Silver Powder
Cobalion: Iron Plate
Terrakion: Stone Plate
Virizion: Meadow Plate
Tornadus: Reveal Glass
Thundurus: Reveal Glass
Reshiram: DNA Splicers
Zekrom: DNA Splicers
Landorus: Reveal Glass
Kyurem: DNA Splicers
Keldeo: Splash Plate
Meloetta: Throat Spray
Genesect: Burn Drive, Chill Drive, Douse DriveKalos Starter Item Gifts
SpoilerChespin: Miracle Seed
Fennekin: Charcoal
Froakie: Mystic Water
Bunnelby: Soft Sand
Fletchling: Sharp Beak
Scatterbug: Silver Powder
Litleo: Flame Orb
Flabebe: Shiny Stone
Skiddo: Meadow Plate
Pancham: Black Glasses
Furfrou: Silk Scarf
Espurr: Mind Plate
Honedge: Dusk Stone
Spritzee: Sachet
Swirlix: Whipped Dream, Cotton Candy
Inkay: Twisted Rock
Binacle: Shell Bell
Skrelp: Luminous Moss
Clauncher: Mystic Water
Helioptile: Sun Stone
Tyrunt: King's Rock
Amaura: Icy Rock, Ice Gem, TM70 Aurora Veil
Hawlucha: Black Belt, Sharp Beak
Dedenne: Cell Battery
Carbink: Fairy Gem, Rock Gem
Goomy: Metal Coat
Klefki: Big Nugget, Big Pearl
Phantump: Link Stone
Pumpkaboo: Link Stone
Bergmite: Ice Stone
Noibat: Throat Spray
Xerneas: Pixie Plate
Yveltal: Dread Plate, Sky Plate
Zygarde: Draco Plate, Earth Plate
Diancie: Diancite, Fairy Gem
Hoopa: Prison Bottle
Volcanion: Lava CookieAlola Item Starter Gifts
SpoilerRowlet: Miracle Seed, Leaf Stone
Litten: Charcoal
Popplio: Mystic Water, Throat Spray
Pikipek: Sharp Beak
Yungoos: Oran Berry
Grubbin: Thunder Stone
Crabrawler: Ice Stone
Oricorio: Zap Plate, Flame Plate, Mind Plate, Spooky Plate
Cutiefly: Honey
Rockruff: Dusk Stone
Wishiwashi: Lure Ball
Mareanie: Poison Barb
Mudbray: Earth Plate
Dewpider: Mystic Water
Fomantis: Rose Incense
Morelull: Balm Mushroom
Salandit: Smoke Ball
Stufful: Poke Doll
Bounsweet: Rose Incense
Comfey: Heal Ball
Oranguru: Star Piece
Passimian: Sitrus Berry
Wimpod: Eject Button, Red Card
Sandygast: Soft Sand
Pyukumuku: Fresh Water, Pecha Berry, Eject Button
Type: Null: Grass Memory, Fire Memory, Water Memory, Electric Memory, Ice Memory, Bug Memory, Flying Memory, Poison Memory, Rock Memory, Ground Memory, Steel Memory, Fighting Memory, Psychic Memory, Ghost Memory, Dark Memory, Dragon Memory, Fairy Memory, Soothe Bell
Minior: Comet Shard
Komala: Dream Ball
Turtonator: Shell Bell, Lava Cookie
Togedemaru: Electric Seed
Mimikyu: Friend Ball
Bruxish: Lure Ball
Drampa: Friend Ball
Dhelmise: Luminous Moss, Iron Plate
Jangmo-o: Heart Scale
Tapu Koko: Electric Seed
Tapu Lele: Psychic Seed
Tapu Bulu: Grassy Seed
Tapu Fini: Misty Seed
Cosmog: Sun Stone, Moon Stone
Nihilego: Poison Barb
Buzzwole: Muscle Band
Pheromosa: Silver Powder
Xurkitree: Magnet
Celesteela: Moon Ball
Kartana: Weakness Policy
Guzzlord: Leftovers, Lemonade
Necrozma: Light Clay
Magearna: Timer Ball
Marshadow: Expert Belt
Poipole: Poison Barb
Stakataka: Stone Plate, Iron Plate
Blacephalon: Eject Button
Zeraora: Electric Gem
Meltan: Melmetalite, Metal Coat
A-Rattata: Leftovers
A-Sandshrew: Ice Stone
A-Vulpix: Ice Stone
A-Diglett: TM102 Dig
A-Meowth: Amulet Coin
A-Geodude: Link Stone, Magnet
A-Grimer: Black SludgeGalar Starter Item Gifts
SpoilerGrookey: Miracle Seed, Rillaboomite
Scorbunny: Charcoal, Cinderacite
Sobble: Mystic Water, Inteleonite
Skwovet: Oran Berry
Rookidee: Corviknite
Blipbug: Orbeetlenite
Nickit: TM46 Thief
Gossifleur: Miracle Seed, Cotton Candy
Wooloo: Silk Scarf
Chewtle: Drednawtite
Yamper: Poke Ball
Rolycoly: Charcoal, Coalossalite
Applin: Sweet Apple, Tart Apple, Flappletite, Appletunite
Silicobra: Sandacondite, Soft Sand
Cramorant: Leftovers
Arrokuda: Lure Ball
Toxel: Toxtricitite
Sizzlipede: Centiskorchite
Clobbopus: Protective Pads
Sinistea: Cracked Pot
Hatenna: Hatterenite
Impidimp: Grimmsnarlite
Milcery: Alcremite, Whipped Dream
Falinks: Friend Ball
Pincurchin: Electric Seed
Snom: Silver Powder
Stonjourner: Stone Plate
Eiscue: Icicle Plate
Indeedee: Psychic Seed, Room Service
Morpeko: Electric Seed
Cufant: Copperajite
Duraludon: Duraludonite
Dreepy: Metronome
Zacian: Liechi Berry
Zamazenta: Ganlon Berry
Eternatus: Poison Gem
Kubfu: Dusk Stone, Water Stone, Urshifuite D, Urshifuite W
Zarude: TM37 Sandstorm
Regieleki: Magnet
Regidrago: Dragon Fang
Glastrier: Icicle Plate
Spectrier: Spooky Plate
Calyrex: King's Rock
G-Meowth: Amulet Coin
G-Ponyta: Heal Ball
G-Slowpoke: Galarica Cuff, Galarica Wreath
G-Farfetch'd: Stick
G-Corsola: Spell Tag
G-Zigzagoon: Black Glasses
G-Darumaka: Ice Stone, Snowball
G-Yamask: Spell Tag
G-Stunfisk: Poke Ball
G-Articuno: Icicle Plate
G-Zapdos: Zap Plate
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Before I respond to the suggestions, I wanted to make sure this was meant for Spork? The reason I'm wondering is because you made a very similar post in Rejuvenation's 13.5 Status Discussion Thread in September.
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Reuploaded DDDL and Spork
DDDL:
-Crolea's team: Stufful -> Teddiursa
-the game no longer crashes when opening due to leftover Hail data which has now been changed to Snowscape
Spork Updates:
-PLA Pokemon have been added
-Crolea's team: Bewear -> Ursaluna
-Peat Block and Black Augurite available at the Battle Mall (the Beedrill NPC)
-PLA character simulation teams now available at Planet Spork
-Gallade can now learn Sacred Sword
-moves added: Bitter Malice, Springtide Storm, Esper Wing, Mountain Gale, Victory Dance
Spork Bug Fixes:
-can no longer walk on a tree tile near Stryker's arena at Raila Jungle
This reupload is earlier than originally planned. By that I don't mean that the content of the reupload didn't take as long to add as I thought it would, but that I had to reupload early because I discovered a game-breaking bug in DDDL where the game crashes upon opening it because there was some leftover Hail data in the PBS files. It seems like I didn't remember to replace all mentions of Hail with Snowscape in Pokemon learnsets and trainer teams. I discovered this when I opened DDDL last night after changing Crolea's Stufful with Teddiursa. I'm not sure how I managed to not discover this before the last DDDL reupload...I wonder if I forgot to open the game and compile the files after making the Snowscape changes. Interestingly, while Delicia's Return to Dreamland had the same leftover Hail data, it was only DDDL that crashed, but everything has now been updated there too as mentioned in the Return to Dreamland thread.
On the topic of not being sure how something happens, I'm also not sure why I ever changed Crolea's Teddiursa to Stufful when adding Gen 7 to begin with. Crolea's team is supposed to be space themed, and while any bear would fit due to the Ursa constellations, Teddiursa, Ursaring, and now Ursaluna directly have the moon in their designs, so they were already a perfect fit.
As for what was originally planned for this reupload that will now be in the next reupload: there will be item gifts to go along with each starter Pokemon. These items would be related to the Pokemon in some way. It could be an item that evolves them, an item that changes their form, or just one that relates to their design (like Vanillite and ice cream). More details about the process will be explained next time when that reupload happens.
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Reuploaded:
-Crolea's team: Bewear -> Ursaluna
-leftover Hail data changed to Snowscape
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Contains major spoilers for ep 6 events. The reason the last line says December when this is February is because I wrote it in December during alpha testing.
Stepped out of Surge and caused a current like Visinite
Cellia East isn't ready for this tonight
My bars are off the Beamer Grid in a realm of their own
If you can't read between the Lines this DJ leaves you in the Dark Zone
But I don't steal Lil Priz's tracks
Green Pieces in my pockets, I'm making stacks
I used to have to look through the trash
Now I've maxed out my Credits and cash
A star putting food on the table, that's a souper Nova
The lines for my shows go all the way to H-OVER
I'm beyond Perfection, I left the settlers ruined
Leaving behind a Baron wasteland with nothing to do in
When I looked in that mirror it broke
No voice in my head, it doesn't want smoke
Every time I enter a city there's fire
And they say writing raps is just editing a text file?
Well I'm here to provide some insight
You'll be kicked out of the Club if you inFight
I might be new to the scene like Calisto
But these words from my Sol have Waterscape flow
Levitating on the beat without a Hoverboard
Swept Connor 6-0, Emily's brother floored
My story has dark roots that I don't even remember
But I hope you enjoyed the rap, and happy December-
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Reupload #3 for map revamp batch #3, which also comes with 3 notes!
-Xurkitree intro event activation changed from parallel process to autorun
-lightning readded to Raila Jungle
-updated some outdated info in the House of Gratitude. Specifically:
- Enigma's monument said the revamps currently go up to Liliech City, when they now go up to Giggly Grove
- Vince's monument mentioned Forest Guardian when his current project is Virtualization; both are now mentioned
- Ame's monument said that I'd been part of the Reborn community for 5 years, when it's now been 8 years. I changed it to "several years" so that it would always be accurate
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New bug-fixing reupload:
-Molten Mountain and Giggly Grove now have fog as intended
-can no longer walk through the fountains at Sea Star Society Learning Section
-at the Astral Observatory, the move tutor now turns back to where she was originally facing along with the other researchers after the conversations with them
-adjusted the screen color tone when entering Mt. Comet
-the sand at the first part of the Sea of Knowledge now matches the sand at the second part
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Spork + Delicia Sidegames Bug Reporting Thread
in Troubleshooting+Bug Reporting
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It looks like I forgot to update the legendarysidequests notepad file with the updated fortune. I'll do that now. Sorry for the confusion!
I just looked in the False Fortune event pages and I can see why it's not progressing. For some reason, there's a "Control Self Switch B" requirement in the event page for Mable to acknowledge that you've seen the Litwick in Felicia's dream, but I never actually used Control Self Switch B in any of Mable's event pages. This was probably a misclick when I was updating the Snorlax fortune to the Help Board fortune.
I'm unable to reupload fixing this globally at the moment, because I'm in the middle of adding a batch of map revamps Enigma made (which are for the areas you happen to be close to right now, if you're right before the Steel Gym), but I can fix it for you individually. I've attached my file for the False Fortunes map to the post. After downloading, add it to Spork's Data folder and when asked to replace, say yes. Hopefully this will allow you to proceed. If not, please let me know.
Map121.rxdata