Okay, I think... The one your refering to is labeled as "Fallen World map" pose in the event commands, however, I don't know of any battle scripts/event that uses that...
"Jump" is #07
"Casting Frame 1" is #08
That possibly makes "Casting, frame 2" as #09.
Which if that order continues, the one to the right of casting 2 would be #0A.
Well, also if you look at D0/A0BE in the other "Battle script" file... It says
"Graphic to 10 (dead, vertical)"
Which would be #0A in hex.
On that note, and multiple edits, "Finger wag 2" is graphic 31 (#1F) the next in line is the "extra pose" so #20 might be that one. Just guessing though.
Okay...
Somewhere he I just saw #0D labeled as "dead, vertical" as you said, can't find it again though...
But I'm starting to think battle "events" and battle "animations" use different values for each pose. Something like that Anyway, guess that would be a reason to have two different text files for each half... Maybe
This is why I avoid Battle scripts. That being said, it also makes how I ever wrote code to manage high sprite sheet battle intros even more of a mystery... But I think that was in ASM not funky battle gibberish.
And I think I'm doing thst backwards. I think # is supposed to be decimal and $ for hex values, but the 0A and 0D should make it obvious.
"Jump" is #07
"Casting Frame 1" is #08
That possibly makes "Casting, frame 2" as #09.
Which if that order continues, the one to the right of casting 2 would be #0A.
Well, also if you look at D0/A0BE in the other "Battle script" file... It says
"Graphic to 10 (dead, vertical)"
Which would be #0A in hex.
On that note, and multiple edits, "Finger wag 2" is graphic 31 (#1F) the next in line is the "extra pose" so #20 might be that one. Just guessing though.
Okay...
Somewhere he I just saw #0D labeled as "dead, vertical" as you said, can't find it again though...
But I'm starting to think battle "events" and battle "animations" use different values for each pose. Something like that Anyway, guess that would be a reason to have two different text files for each half... Maybe
This is why I avoid Battle scripts. That being said, it also makes how I ever wrote code to manage high sprite sheet battle intros even more of a mystery... But I think that was in ASM not funky battle gibberish.
And I think I'm doing thst backwards. I think # is supposed to be decimal and $ for hex values, but the 0A and 0D should make it obvious.
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