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To me it sounds like "cuan juanito" (How, little john), which still doen't makes sense. Or "Cuaja nito" (Nito, curdle/set/settle), which is way worse. It also sounds like "Guanajuato". Maybe it's not even in Spanish; something about a janitor? C U ANJu JANITOr? Perhaps it be the nonsensical name of a poor pokemon used for debug purposes?

Yes it should only be the only required change. It should appear as a menu option in the pause menu and pokemon menu. I have had problems setting $DEBUG to true in several Pokemon Essentials derivatives (depending on the place the assignment is put), mostly because debug prompts the game to build all the resources, mainly the (usually missing) PBS files. I think that Desolation does not use PBS files, but I'm not sure if other things are affected. In some other game, if the variable was set, the player was labeled as cheater. I think deso does not do that, but be careful talking to some NPCs in jail .

It's not that hard to peek into the .rb files, and find the appropriate IF clause(s) that must be modified. Alas, I was playing without debug until the many trips to Silver Rise just broke my sanity (I hate that cave; I think i stopped playing the previous version of deso because that winding asfgasd) and I know it was only needed for side-quests, and I think surf makes it easy later in the game, but it unleashed ire deep into my soul that could only be sated by removing the obstacles' meaning. That's only to say that there are reasons why people like to walk through walls. But yeah, there's not much sense to ask for support when running a modified version.

Can confirm this happening, segfault,similar log, also in manjaro, 6.0.7; can't reproduce reliably, it happens when doing an action (had it walking through grass, selecting pokemon, and talking with npcs), but what condition triggers it, no idea. Also, what is zeriab_f12_removal_update in undertale.rb, which seems to be the thing dying? Ah I think I see, it's one of those thins that modifies behavior on reset. Will try commenting out the override, hopefully it doesn't soft-locks at some point. Seems to work fine, hopefully it wont break events. Oh well, it still crashes with 'unpatched' Graphics.update, just less often (from 5min to 30 min between crashes). It tended to crash more often at

http://45.55.245.165/downloads/RejuvV12-1.zip It's supposed to be the original local copy, see https://web.archive.org/web/20201130163957/https://www.rebornevo.com/rejuvdown/.

You can find old links with the wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20210516230125/https://www.rebornevo.com/pr/download/ It seems many are still stored locally https://www.rebornevo.com/downloads/Reborn18.4.1.zip

The times this happened to me was because I Ctrl-walked through stairs/vines(the kind that you go up and down within the same map). Stairs have events when you enter and exit them, if you skip the exit this happens. The way I fixed it was just to use any stair again (properly).

I linked a thread to a debug mod but it was removed, and if I provide the explicit method, this too may be removed.

Sorry, I just messed up something; reborn 19 uses a new script, MultipleForms.rb, as you have done. The other section in PokemonMultipleForms.rb is actually commented out, it does nothing. Looking quickly through it, you also need to remove this FormCopy = [ [PBSpecies::FLABEBE,PBSpecies::FLOETTE], # this line must go Because it will overwrite whatever change you do to floette with the data of flabebe (see the end of MultipleForms.rb). I have tested it and it seems to work, then, for me. PBSpecies::FLOETTE => { :OnCreation => proc{rand(5)}, :FormName => {5 => "Eternal"}, "Eternal" => { :BaseStats => [74,65,67,92,125,128], :DexEntry => "The flower it's holding can no longer be found blooming anywhere. It's also thought to contain terrifying power.", } },

Yes, completing a move is a bit more complex. I haven't done that in honesty; you might want to ask around the discord for help with that, it is more likely for someone to answer.

No, it is not implemented. Normally, adding multiple forms is relatively easy: Register the form in PokemonMultipleForms.rb (that was the old method). MultipleForms.rb Use the other forms as an example . You don't need to define every method (ie. if there is no ability change, do not add the "ability=>{...}" section; if you arent going to change the pokedex, omit the "dexEntry" section). There are more methods (for instance, to define mega forms), check other examples to learn them. Now, each form gets assigned a number (as you can see with the "pokemon.form==XXX" checks), and floete gets a form for each color, so make sure you assign a unique number to it (or not, you wont kill the game by overwriting a form). (Btw, it's in Ruby, the programming language) (Also, you don't need the PBS in these cases.) I think, then, you should test if everything went correctly: the game doesn't crash and you can set correctly the form with debug. Finally add the sprite (it is optional). Now here is some complexity. Battle sprites are at Graphics/Battlers/. However, sprites are now packed into sprite-sheets; Cass made a post about it. They are in blocks of four for each form (all in the same image), add a new block with the new sprites. If you want you can do the sprite thing first and it seems to work too. Note that her signature move, Light of Ruin, is not implemented either. Also, you might want to add an encounter? that's a bit more involved.

Many latter generation pokemon have their data in the game. However all sprites are missing (If you spawn one with debug it will crash on inspection, but one can use a placeholder or adapt the ones from rejuv) and I'm not sure all abilities and moves are well tested. But it is quite curious.