Three screens that show a single mon still drew an egg as the species it
will hatch into, and printed its stored nickname untranslated:
- The PC's hovered-mon panel drew the hatch species' front pic, the stored
"EGG" nickname, "/PICHU", gender, level and held item. pret draws the
SPECIES_OR_EGG pic and, for an egg, prints only gText_EggNickname with the
other lines blank (pokemon_storage_system_data.c:1034, :1091).
- The summary's egg page drew the hatch species' front pic, where pret uses
SPECIES_OR_EGG (pokemon_summary_screen.c:4016). It also recognised an egg by
mon.isEgg alone; it now uses Pokemon.isEgg like the rest of the engine.
- The trade scene drew a traded egg as its species and named it by the stored
nickname (trade_scene.c:757, :1239).
The script string buffers (BufferMonNickname and the other nicknameOf
helpers) now also give the language's EGG for an egg, as GetMonData
(MON_DATA_NICKNAME) does (pokemon.c:3020).
The party, the PC boxes and the release animation drew an egg with the icon
of the species it will hatch into, so a Pichu egg showed as a Pichu. pret's
party menu picks the icon from GetMonData(MON_DATA_SPECIES_OR_EGG), which is
SPECIES_EGG for any egg (pokefirered/src/pokemon.c:3245, party_menu.c:2655).
Pokemon.speciesOrEgg does the same, and the icon call sites use it. The
species pass only extracted icons up to NUM_SPECIES - 1, so the egg extractor
now also bakes gMonIconTable[SPECIES_EGG] as pokemon/icons/412.rgba. Cache
version 114 re-imports existing caches so the icon appears.
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