Another update coming soon. Will include: 1.) Let's Play mode - in let's plays, I want Pokeminorities to be more likely so that they can be seen on screen. In Let's Play mode, shinies have a 1/128 chance (8 times more likely than the normal mode), Deltas have a 1/100 chance (10x more likely), and Albinos have a 1/12,800 chance (80x more likely). However, there is an icon on the summary screen of Pokemon caught in Let's Play mode that identifies them as such, and not even Debug Mode options can remove it. This is all done by altering the TSVs and ESVs of Pokemon caught in Let's Play mode so that they have a smaller range of possible values. Pokemon traded from LP mode to normal mode will retain their TSV and ESV (and therefore their Pokeminority) unless they're an egg when they're traded. 2.) A new, nicer looking title screen. Previous updates had merely a number change here. 3.) Riolu and Lucario now have a second Hidden Ability called Smash Force. The more the Lucario or Riolu is damaged, the stronger their attacks are, such that a Lucario with full health does the attack normally, but a Lucario with no health left does twice as much damage. This does not overwrite the species' official HAs. A new Mystery Gift can be found after updating, of a level 50 Lucario with the moves Agility, Force Palm, Aura Sphere, and Double Team, with the Smash Force ability. This is as close a recreation of Sm4sh's Lucario as I could get. 4.) In Double Battles with more than one trainer opponent, both opponent parties will now be displayed. 5.) Unown has new backsprites. Not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but better than before. 6.) Vivillon's forms now have distinct sprites in battle. Every save file is randomly assigned one of eighteen forms, and all Vivillon family members generated in that file will be that form. Not all the forms have backsprites, though. If a Vivillon doesn't have the proper backsprites for its particular form, it will show up as Meadow form. 7.) Delta Scatterbug line re-added as Ice that becomes Ice/Fairy as a Vivillon. Bodies are cyan, as well as the tips of the backs of the wings. 8.) Unlike the official games, Pokeball pattern Vivillon look different based on their Pokeminority. Normal are red for Poke Balls, shiny are blue for Great Balls, albino are dark grey for Ultra Balls, and deltas are purple for Master Balls.
9.) Shadow Pokemon now show up with a purple tint in the Party and Summary screens, just as they do in battle.