- Fix Emerald party menu TM learnability descriptions (sDescriptionStringTable indexing)
- Fix summary menu 5th move slot display and move learning in RSE
- Fix pause/start menu viewport scrolling and scroll arrow indicators
- Fix berry planting bag pocket routing and screen veil fading in Emerald
- Fix Route 101 Birch rescue positioning and truck sequence unfreeze
- Add comprehensive regression tests for all fixes
- Save Editor (Gen 3):
- Added full support for EV, IV, Nature, Ability, and Ribbons editing for Gen 3 Pokémon.
- Implemented stat calculations, personality-based nature derivation, and Gen 3 save data structures.
- Added comprehensive unit test suite in tests/save_editor_gen3_ev_iv_tests.lua.
- GBA Extraction & Graphics:
- Added zero-copy ARM-safe ROM accessor and fast LZ77 string decompression.
- Fixed bag chrome decompression string-buffer indexing preventing solid-color renders.
- Fixed TM Case HM badge tile offset and palette mapping.
- Added builtin moves fallback in src/core/game3/battle/builtin_moves.lua.
- Improved parallel extraction resilience, desktop fallback search paths, and prefix handling.
- Android & Launchers:
- Added dynamic high-res app launcher shortcuts and color palettes for all supported games.
- Updated Android icon generator and intent dispatch handlers.
endFrame composites a world override mirrored on LOVE 12, because a
pipeline's own projection pre-flips Y. ctx.drawFx puts the standing
effects into that same canvas as ordinary 2D, so the mirror inverts them
instead of righting them: a trainer's "!" draws upside down, below its
feet, on the mirrored half of the screen.
The condition is now Renderer.mirrorsWorldOverride, named because it is
not only the blit's business, and ctx.drawFx runs its block under the
matching mirror about the bound canvas. project() is left alone: it
already answers in screen rows.
A Japanese glyph advances by its width plus the window's letter spacing,
which a Latin one ignores (pokefirered/src/text.c:853): 1 for the normal
font (new_menu_helpers.c:413, the field message printer), 0 for the small
one (gFontInfos, new_menu_helpers.c:65). The engine already adds that
spacing, but only to a string carrying the {JPN} control code a ROM-
extracted one does; a mod's Japanese text has none, so its kana ran a pixel
tighter per character than on the cart. A glyph drawn from a Japanese sheet
now takes the window's spacing either way, and only once, falling back to
the message printer's spacing when the window sets none.
Name limits count characters (PLAYER_NAME_LENGTH, POKEMON_NAME_LENGTH), but
the start menu, the continue screen and the PC's hovered-mon panel cut names
with string.sub, in bytes. A kana is three bytes, so a five-kana species name
lost two characters in the PC and a Japanese player name was cut inside a
character. FrlgFont.truncate cuts by UTF-8 character, and those sites use it;
Latin names are cut as before, and an accented Latin name, whose accented
letters are two bytes, is no longer cut short either.
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