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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 NewBarkTown, NEW_BARK_TOWN, $5, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, ROUTE_29, Route29, 0, 0, 9, NEW_BARK_TOWN
connection east, ROUTE_27, Route27, 0, 0, 9, NEW_BARK_TOWN
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 CherrygroveCity, CHERRYGROVE_CITY, $35, NORTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_30, Route30, 5, 0, 10, CHERRYGROVE_CITY
connection east, ROUTE_29, Route29, 0, 0, 9, CHERRYGROVE_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 VioletCity, VIOLET_CITY, $5, SOUTH | WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_32, Route32, 0, 0, 10, VIOLET_CITY
connection west, ROUTE_36, Route36, 0, 0, 9, VIOLET_CITY
connection east, ROUTE_31, Route31, 9, 0, 9, VIOLET_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 AzaleaTown, AZALEA_TOWN, $5, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, ROUTE_34, Route34, -3, 15, 12, AZALEA_TOWN
connection east, ROUTE_33, Route33, 0, 0, 9, AZALEA_TOWN
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 CianwoodCity, CIANWOOD_CITY, $35, EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection east, ROUTE_41, Route41, 0, 0, 27, CIANWOOD_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 GoldenrodCity, GOLDENROD_CITY, $35, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_35, Route35, 5, 0, 10, GOLDENROD_CITY
connection south, ROUTE_34, Route34, 5, 0, 10, GOLDENROD_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 OlivineCity, OLIVINE_CITY, $35, NORTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_39, Route39, 5, 0, 10, OLIVINE_CITY
connection west, ROUTE_40, Route40, 9, 0, 12, OLIVINE_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 EcruteakCity, ECRUTEAK_CITY, $5, SOUTH | WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_37, Route37, 5, 0, 10, ECRUTEAK_CITY
connection west, ROUTE_38, Route38, 5, 0, 9, ECRUTEAK_CITY
connection east, ROUTE_42, Route42, 9, 0, 9, ECRUTEAK_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 MahoganyTown, MAHOGANY_TOWN, $71, NORTH | WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_43, Route43, 0, 0, 10, MAHOGANY_TOWN
connection west, ROUTE_42, Route42, 0, 0, 9, MAHOGANY_TOWN
connection east, ROUTE_44, Route44, 0, 0, 9, MAHOGANY_TOWN
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 LakeofRage, LAKE_OF_RAGE, $5, SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_43, Route43, 5, 0, 10, LAKE_OF_RAGE
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 BlackthornCity, BLACKTHORN_CITY, $71, SOUTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_45, Route45, 0, 0, 10, BLACKTHORN_CITY
connection west, ROUTE_44, Route44, 9, 0, 9, BLACKTHORN_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 SilverCaveOutside, SILVER_CAVE_OUTSIDE, $2c, EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection east, ROUTE_28, Route28, 9, 0, 9, SILVER_CAVE_OUTSIDE
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route26, ROUTE_26, $5, WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, ROUTE_27, Route27, 45, 0, 9, ROUTE_26
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route27, ROUTE_27, $35, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, NEW_BARK_TOWN, NewBarkTown, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_27
connection east, ROUTE_26, Route26, -3, 42, 12, ROUTE_27
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route28, ROUTE_28, $2c, WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, SILVER_CAVE_OUTSIDE, SilverCaveOutside, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_28
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route29, ROUTE_29, $5, NORTH | WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_46, Route46, 10, 0, 10, ROUTE_29
connection west, CHERRYGROVE_CITY, CherrygroveCity, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_29
connection east, NEW_BARK_TOWN, NewBarkTown, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_29
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route30, ROUTE_30, $5, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_31, Route31, -3, 7, 13, ROUTE_30
connection south, CHERRYGROVE_CITY, CherrygroveCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_30
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route31, ROUTE_31, $5, SOUTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_30, Route30, 10, 0, 10, ROUTE_31
connection west, VIOLET_CITY, VioletCity, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_31
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route32, ROUTE_32, $5, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, VIOLET_CITY, VioletCity, 0, 0, 13, ROUTE_32
connection south, ROUTE_33, Route33, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_32
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route33, ROUTE_33, $5, NORTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_32, Route32, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_33
connection west, AZALEA_TOWN, AzaleaTown, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_33
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route34, ROUTE_34, $5, NORTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, GOLDENROD_CITY, GoldenrodCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_34
connection east, AZALEA_TOWN, AzaleaTown, 18, 0, 9, ROUTE_34
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route35, ROUTE_35, $5, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_36, Route36, 0, 0, 13, ROUTE_35
connection south, GOLDENROD_CITY, GoldenrodCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_35
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route36, ROUTE_36, $5, NORTH | SOUTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_37, Route37, 10, 0, 10, ROUTE_36
connection south, ROUTE_35, Route35, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_36
connection east, VIOLET_CITY, VioletCity, 0, 0, 12, ROUTE_36
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route37, ROUTE_37, $5, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ECRUTEAK_CITY, EcruteakCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_37
connection south, ROUTE_36, Route36, -3, 7, 16, ROUTE_37
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route38, ROUTE_38, $5, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, ROUTE_39, Route39, 0, 0, 12, ROUTE_38
connection east, ECRUTEAK_CITY, EcruteakCity, -3, 2, 15, ROUTE_38
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route39, ROUTE_39, $5, SOUTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, OLIVINE_CITY, OlivineCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_39
connection east, ROUTE_38, Route38, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_39
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route40, ROUTE_40, $35, SOUTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_41, Route41, -3, 12, 13, ROUTE_40
connection east, OLIVINE_CITY, OlivineCity, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_40
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route41, ROUTE_41, $35, NORTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_40, Route40, 15, 0, 10, ROUTE_41
connection west, CIANWOOD_CITY, CianwoodCity, 0, 0, 27, ROUTE_41
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route42, ROUTE_42, $5, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, ECRUTEAK_CITY, EcruteakCity, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_42
connection east, MAHOGANY_TOWN, MahoganyTown, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_42
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route43, ROUTE_43, $5, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, LAKE_OF_RAGE, LakeofRage, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_43
connection south, MAHOGANY_TOWN, MahoganyTown, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_43
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route44, ROUTE_44, $71, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, MAHOGANY_TOWN, MahoganyTown, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_44
connection east, BLACKTHORN_CITY, BlackthornCity, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_44
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route45, ROUTE_45, $71, NORTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, BLACKTHORN_CITY, BlackthornCity, 0, 0, 13, ROUTE_45
connection west, ROUTE_46, Route46, 36, 0, 12, ROUTE_45
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route46, ROUTE_46, $5, SOUTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_29, Route29, -3, 7, 16, ROUTE_46
connection east, ROUTE_45, Route45, -3, 33, 12, ROUTE_46
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 PewterCity, PEWTER_CITY, $f, SOUTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_2, Route2, 5, 0, 10, PEWTER_CITY
connection east, ROUTE_3, Route3, 5, 0, 9, PEWTER_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route2, ROUTE_2, $f, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, PEWTER_CITY, PewterCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_2
connection south, VIRIDIAN_CITY, ViridianCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_2
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 ViridianCity, VIRIDIAN_CITY, $f, NORTH | SOUTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_2, Route2, 5, 0, 10, VIRIDIAN_CITY
connection south, ROUTE_1, Route1, 10, 0, 10, VIRIDIAN_CITY
connection west, ROUTE_22, Route22, 4, 0, 9, VIRIDIAN_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route22, ROUTE_22, $2c, EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection east, VIRIDIAN_CITY, ViridianCity, -3, 1, 15, ROUTE_22
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route1, ROUTE_1, $f, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, VIRIDIAN_CITY, ViridianCity, -3, 7, 13, ROUTE_1
connection south, PALLET_TOWN, PalletTown, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_1
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 PalletTown, PALLET_TOWN, $f, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_1, Route1, 0, 0, 10, PALLET_TOWN
connection south, ROUTE_21, Route21, 0, 0, 10, PALLET_TOWN
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route21, ROUTE_21, $43, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, PALLET_TOWN, PalletTown, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_21
connection south, CINNABAR_ISLAND, CinnabarIsland, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_21
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 CinnabarIsland, CINNABAR_ISLAND, $43, NORTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_21, Route21, 0, 0, 10, CINNABAR_ISLAND
connection east, ROUTE_20, Route20, 0, 0, 9, CINNABAR_ISLAND
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route20, ROUTE_20, $43, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, CINNABAR_ISLAND, CinnabarIsland, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_20
connection east, ROUTE_19, Route19, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_20
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route19, ROUTE_19, $43, NORTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, FUCHSIA_CITY, FuchsiaCity, 0, 0, 13, ROUTE_19
connection west, ROUTE_20, Route20, 9, 0, 9, ROUTE_19
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 FuchsiaCity, FUCHSIA_CITY, $f, SOUTH | WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_19, Route19, 0, 0, 10, FUCHSIA_CITY
connection west, ROUTE_18, Route18, 7, 0, 9, FUCHSIA_CITY
connection east, ROUTE_15, Route15, 9, 0, 9, FUCHSIA_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route18, ROUTE_18, $43, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, ROUTE_17, Route17, -3, 35, 10, ROUTE_18
connection east, FUCHSIA_CITY, FuchsiaCity, -3, 4, 14, ROUTE_18
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route17, ROUTE_17, $43, NORTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_16, Route16, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_17
connection east, ROUTE_18, Route18, 38, 0, 9, ROUTE_17
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route16, ROUTE_16, $f, SOUTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_17, Route17, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_16
connection east, CELADON_CITY, CeladonCity, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_16
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 CeladonCity, CELADON_CITY, $f, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, ROUTE_16, Route16, 9, 0, 9, CELADON_CITY
connection east, ROUTE_7, Route7, 5, 0, 9, CELADON_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route7, ROUTE_7, $f, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, CELADON_CITY, CeladonCity, -3, 2, 15, ROUTE_7
connection east, SAFFRON_CITY, SaffronCity, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_7
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route15, ROUTE_15, $f, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, FUCHSIA_CITY, FuchsiaCity, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_15
connection east, ROUTE_14, Route14, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_15
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route14, ROUTE_14, $43, NORTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_13, Route13, 0, 0, 13, ROUTE_14
connection west, ROUTE_15, Route15, 9, 0, 9, ROUTE_14
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route13, ROUTE_13, $43, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_12, Route12, 20, 0, 10, ROUTE_13
connection south, ROUTE_14, Route14, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_13
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route12, ROUTE_12, $43, NORTH | SOUTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, LAVENDER_TOWN, LavenderTown, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_12
connection south, ROUTE_13, Route13, -3, 17, 13, ROUTE_12
connection west, ROUTE_11, Route11, 9, 0, 9, ROUTE_12
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route11, ROUTE_11, $f, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, VERMILION_CITY, VermilionCity, 0, 0, 12, ROUTE_11
connection east, ROUTE_12, Route12, -3, 6, 15, ROUTE_11
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 LavenderTown, LAVENDER_TOWN, $2c, NORTH | SOUTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_10_SOUTH, Route10South, 0, 0, 10, LAVENDER_TOWN
connection south, ROUTE_12, Route12, 0, 0, 10, LAVENDER_TOWN
connection west, ROUTE_8, Route8, 0, 0, 9, LAVENDER_TOWN
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 VermilionCity, VERMILION_CITY, $43, NORTH | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_6, Route6, 5, 0, 10, VERMILION_CITY
connection east, ROUTE_11, Route11, 0, 0, 9, VERMILION_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route6, ROUTE_6, $f, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, SAFFRON_CITY, SaffronCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_6
connection south, VERMILION_CITY, VermilionCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_6
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 SaffronCity, SAFFRON_CITY, $f, NORTH | SOUTH | WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_5, Route5, 5, 0, 10, SAFFRON_CITY
connection south, ROUTE_6, Route6, 5, 0, 10, SAFFRON_CITY
connection west, ROUTE_7, Route7, 9, 0, 9, SAFFRON_CITY
connection east, ROUTE_8, Route8, 9, 0, 9, SAFFRON_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route5, ROUTE_5, $f, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, CERULEAN_CITY, CeruleanCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_5
connection south, SAFFRON_CITY, SaffronCity, -3, 2, 16, ROUTE_5
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 CeruleanCity, CERULEAN_CITY, $f, NORTH | SOUTH | WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_24, Route24, 6, 0, 10, CERULEAN_CITY
connection south, ROUTE_5, Route5, 5, 0, 10, CERULEAN_CITY
connection west, ROUTE_4, Route4, 5, 0, 9, CERULEAN_CITY
connection east, ROUTE_9, Route9, 9, 0, 9, CERULEAN_CITY
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route9, ROUTE_9, $2c, SOUTH | WEST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_10_NORTH, Route10North, 20, 0, 10, ROUTE_9
connection west, CERULEAN_CITY, CeruleanCity, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_9
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
2013-02-15 19:02:15 -08:00
Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route24, ROUTE_24, $2c, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_25, Route25, 0, 0, 13, ROUTE_24
connection south, CERULEAN_CITY, CeruleanCity, -3, 3, 16, ROUTE_24
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route25, ROUTE_25, $2c, SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection south, ROUTE_24, Route24, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_25
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route3, ROUTE_3, $2c, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, PEWTER_CITY, PewterCity, -3, 2, 15, ROUTE_3
connection east, ROUTE_4, Route4, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_3
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route4, ROUTE_4, $2c, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, ROUTE_3, Route3, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_4
connection east, CERULEAN_CITY, CeruleanCity, -3, 2, 15, ROUTE_4
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route8, ROUTE_8, $2c, WEST | EAST
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection west, SAFFRON_CITY, SaffronCity, -3, 6, 12, ROUTE_8
connection east, LAVENDER_TOWN, LavenderTown, 0, 0, 9, ROUTE_8
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
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Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route10North, ROUTE_10_NORTH, $2c, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_9, Route9, -3, 17, 13, ROUTE_10_NORTH
connection south, ROUTE_10_SOUTH, Route10South, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_10_NORTH
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
2013-02-15 19:02:15 -08:00
Trim address comments from maps.
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map_header_2 Route10South, ROUTE_10_SOUTH, $2c, NORTH | SOUTH
Use connection macros instead of guessed values in second map headers. Some of the under-the-hood connection values are offset by an arbitrary amount. This could be because of a graphical connection editor allowing a shift in the strip destination pointer, as well as the standard alignment value. There is no visible difference, so it can be confusing when two unique sets of values can produce the same result. Reversing this invisible offset was a major sticking point back when connections were dumped, but it was straightforward this time around. Much thanks to huderlem for articulating this quirk in pokered's connection macros.
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connection north, ROUTE_10_NORTH, Route10North, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_10_SOUTH
connection south, LAVENDER_TOWN, LavenderTown, 0, 0, 10, ROUTE_10_SOUTH
Split map headers and second map headers from main.asm
2013-02-15 19:02:15 -08:00
No more NONE
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map_header_2 Route23, ROUTE_23, $f, 0
map_header_2 SproutTower1F, SPROUT_TOWER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 SproutTower2F, SPROUT_TOWER_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 SproutTower3F, SPROUT_TOWER_3F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTower1F, TIN_TOWER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTower2F, TIN_TOWER_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTower3F, TIN_TOWER_3F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTower4F, TIN_TOWER_4F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTower5F, TIN_TOWER_5F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTower6F, TIN_TOWER_6F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTower7F, TIN_TOWER_7F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTower8F, TIN_TOWER_8F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTower9F, TIN_TOWER_9F, $0, 0
map_header_2 BurnedTower1F, BURNED_TOWER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 BurnedTowerB1F, BURNED_TOWER_B1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 NationalPark, NATIONAL_PARK, $0, 0
map_header_2 NationalParkBugContest, NATIONAL_PARK_BUG_CONTEST, $0, 0
map_header_2 RadioTower1F, RADIO_TOWER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 RadioTower2F, RADIO_TOWER_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 RadioTower3F, RADIO_TOWER_3F, $0, 0
map_header_2 RadioTower4F, RADIO_TOWER_4F, $0, 0
map_header_2 RadioTower5F, RADIO_TOWER_5F, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphOutside, RUINS_OF_ALPH_OUTSIDE, $5, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphHoOhChamber, RUINS_OF_ALPH_HO_OH_CHAMBER, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphKabutoChamber, RUINS_OF_ALPH_KABUTO_CHAMBER, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphOmanyteChamber, RUINS_OF_ALPH_OMANYTE_CHAMBER, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphAerodactylChamber, RUINS_OF_ALPH_AERODACTYL_CHAMBER, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphInnerChamber, RUINS_OF_ALPH_INNER_CHAMBER, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphResearchCenter, RUINS_OF_ALPH_RESEARCH_CENTER, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphHoOhItemRoom, RUINS_OF_ALPH_HO_OH_ITEM_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphKabutoItemRoom, RUINS_OF_ALPH_KABUTO_ITEM_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphOmanyteItemRoom, RUINS_OF_ALPH_OMANYTE_ITEM_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphAerodactylItemRoom, RUINS_OF_ALPH_AERODACTYL_ITEM_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphHoOhWordRoom, RUINS_OF_ALPH_HO_OH_WORD_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphKabutoWordRoom, RUINS_OF_ALPH_KABUTO_WORD_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphOmanyteWordRoom, RUINS_OF_ALPH_OMANYTE_WORD_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 RuinsofAlphAerodactylWordRoom, RUINS_OF_ALPH_AERODACTYL_WORD_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 UnionCave1F, UNION_CAVE_1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 UnionCaveB1F, UNION_CAVE_B1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 UnionCaveB2F, UNION_CAVE_B2F, $9, 0
map_header_2 SlowpokeWellB1F, SLOWPOKE_WELL_B1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 SlowpokeWellB2F, SLOWPOKE_WELL_B2F, $9, 0
map_header_2 OlivineLighthouse1F, OLIVINE_LIGHTHOUSE_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivineLighthouse2F, OLIVINE_LIGHTHOUSE_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivineLighthouse3F, OLIVINE_LIGHTHOUSE_3F, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivineLighthouse4F, OLIVINE_LIGHTHOUSE_4F, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivineLighthouse5F, OLIVINE_LIGHTHOUSE_5F, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivineLighthouse6F, OLIVINE_LIGHTHOUSE_6F, $0, 0
Fix errors in global substitution
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map_header_2 MahoganyMart1F, MAHOGANY_MART_1F, $0, 0
No more NONE
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map_header_2 TeamRocketBaseB1F, TEAM_ROCKET_BASE_B1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TeamRocketBaseB2F, TEAM_ROCKET_BASE_B2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TeamRocketBaseB3F, TEAM_ROCKET_BASE_B3F, $0, 0
map_header_2 IlexForest, ILEX_FOREST, $5, 0
map_header_2 WarehouseEntrance, WAREHOUSE_ENTRANCE, $0, 0
map_header_2 UndergroundPathSwitchRoomEntrances, UNDERGROUND_PATH_SWITCH_ROOM_ENTRANCES, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodDeptStoreB1F, GOLDENROD_DEPT_STORE_B1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 UndergroundWarehouse, UNDERGROUND_WAREHOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 MountMortar1FOutside, MOUNT_MORTAR_1F_OUTSIDE, $9, 0
map_header_2 MountMortar1FInside, MOUNT_MORTAR_1F_INSIDE, $9, 0
map_header_2 MountMortar2FInside, MOUNT_MORTAR_2F_INSIDE, $9, 0
map_header_2 MountMortarB1F, MOUNT_MORTAR_B1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 IcePath1F, ICE_PATH_1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 IcePathB1F, ICE_PATH_B1F, $19, 0
map_header_2 IcePathB2FMahoganySide, ICE_PATH_B2F_MAHOGANY_SIDE, $19, 0
map_header_2 IcePathB2FBlackthornSide, ICE_PATH_B2F_BLACKTHORN_SIDE, $19, 0
map_header_2 IcePathB3F, ICE_PATH_B3F, $19, 0
map_header_2 WhirlIslandNW, WHIRL_ISLAND_NW, $9, 0
map_header_2 WhirlIslandNE, WHIRL_ISLAND_NE, $9, 0
map_header_2 WhirlIslandSW, WHIRL_ISLAND_SW, $9, 0
map_header_2 WhirlIslandCave, WHIRL_ISLAND_CAVE, $9, 0
map_header_2 WhirlIslandSE, WHIRL_ISLAND_SE, $f, 0
map_header_2 WhirlIslandB1F, WHIRL_ISLAND_B1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 WhirlIslandB2F, WHIRL_ISLAND_B2F, $2e, 0
map_header_2 WhirlIslandLugiaChamber, WHIRL_ISLAND_LUGIA_CHAMBER, $f, 0
map_header_2 SilverCaveRoom1, SILVER_CAVE_ROOM_1, $9, 0
map_header_2 SilverCaveRoom2, SILVER_CAVE_ROOM_2, $9, 0
map_header_2 SilverCaveRoom3, SILVER_CAVE_ROOM_3, $9, 0
map_header_2 SilverCaveItemRooms, SILVER_CAVE_ITEM_ROOMS, $9, 0
map_header_2 DarkCaveVioletEntrance, DARK_CAVE_VIOLET_ENTRANCE, $9, 0
map_header_2 DarkCaveBlackthornEntrance, DARK_CAVE_BLACKTHORN_ENTRANCE, $9, 0
map_header_2 DragonsDen1F, DRAGONS_DEN_1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 DragonsDenB1F, DRAGONS_DEN_B1F, $71, 0
map_header_2 DragonShrine, DRAGON_SHRINE, $0, 0
map_header_2 TohjoFalls, TOHJO_FALLS, $9, 0
map_header_2 OlivinePokeCenter1F, OLIVINE_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivineGym, OLIVINE_GYM, $0, 0
More labels cleanup in map scripts.
2016-04-07 03:13:59 -07:00
map_header_2 OlivineTimsHouse, OLIVINE_TIMS_HOUSE, $0, 0
No more NONE
2015-11-02 11:37:02 -08:00
map_header_2 OlivineHouseBeta, OLIVINE_HOUSE_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivinePunishmentSpeechHouse, OLIVINE_PUNISHMENT_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivineGoodRodHouse, OLIVINE_GOOD_ROD_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivineCafe, OLIVINE_CAFE, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivineMart, OLIVINE_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route38EcruteakGate, ROUTE_38_ECRUTEAK_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route39Barn, ROUTE_39_BARN, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route39Farmhouse, ROUTE_39_FARMHOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 MahoganyRedGyaradosSpeechHouse, MAHOGANY_RED_GYARADOS_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 MahoganyGym, MAHOGANY_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 MahoganyPokeCenter1F, MAHOGANY_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route42EcruteakGate, ROUTE_42_ECRUTEAK_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 DiglettsCave, DIGLETTS_CAVE, $9, 0
map_header_2 MountMoon, MOUNT_MOON, $9, 0
map_header_2 Underground, UNDERGROUND, $0, 0
map_header_2 RockTunnel1F, ROCK_TUNNEL_1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 RockTunnelB1F, ROCK_TUNNEL_B1F, $9, 0
map_header_2 SafariZoneFuchsiaGateBeta, SAFARI_ZONE_FUCHSIA_GATE_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 SafariZoneBeta, SAFARI_ZONE_BETA, $13, 0
map_header_2 VictoryRoad, VICTORY_ROAD, $1d, 0
map_header_2 EcruteakHouse, ECRUTEAK_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 WiseTriosRoom, WISE_TRIOS_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 EcruteakPokeCenter1F, ECRUTEAK_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 EcruteakLugiaSpeechHouse, ECRUTEAK_LUGIA_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 DanceTheatre, DANCE_THEATRE, $0, 0
map_header_2 EcruteakMart, ECRUTEAK_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 EcruteakGym, ECRUTEAK_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 EcruteakItemfinderHouse, ECRUTEAK_ITEMFINDER_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 BlackthornGym1F, BLACKTHORN_GYM_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 BlackthornGym2F, BLACKTHORN_GYM_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 BlackthornDragonSpeechHouse, BLACKTHORN_DRAGON_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
More labels cleanup in map scripts.
2016-04-07 03:13:59 -07:00
map_header_2 BlackthornEmysHouse, BLACKTHORN_EMYS_HOUSE, $0, 0
No more NONE
2015-11-02 11:37:02 -08:00
map_header_2 BlackthornMart, BLACKTHORN_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 BlackthornPokeCenter1F, BLACKTHORN_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 MoveDeletersHouse, MOVE_DELETERS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 CinnabarPokeCenter1F, CINNABAR_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CinnabarPokeCenter2FBeta, CINNABAR_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route19FuchsiaGate, ROUTE_19___FUCHSIA_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 SeafoamGym, SEAFOAM_GYM, $9, 0
map_header_2 CeruleanGymBadgeSpeechHouse, CERULEAN_GYM_BADGE_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeruleanPoliceStation, CERULEAN_POLICE_STATION, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeruleanTradeSpeechHouse, CERULEAN_TRADE_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeruleanPokeCenter1F, CERULEAN_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeruleanPokeCenter2FBeta, CERULEAN_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeruleanGym, CERULEAN_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeruleanMart, CERULEAN_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route10PokeCenter1F, ROUTE_10_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route10PokeCenter2FBeta, ROUTE_10_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 PowerPlant, POWER_PLANT, $0, 0
map_header_2 BillsHouse, BILLS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 AzaleaPokeCenter1F, AZALEA_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CharcoalKiln, CHARCOAL_KILN, $0, 0
map_header_2 AzaleaMart, AZALEA_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 KurtsHouse, KURTS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 AzaleaGym, AZALEA_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 LakeofRageHiddenPowerHouse, LAKE_OF_RAGE_HIDDEN_POWER_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 LakeofRageMagikarpHouse, LAKE_OF_RAGE_MAGIKARP_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route43MahoganyGate, ROUTE_43_MAHOGANY_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route43Gate, ROUTE_43_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 VioletMart, VIOLET_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 VioletGym, VIOLET_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 EarlsPokemonAcademy, EARLS_POKEMON_ACADEMY, $0, 0
map_header_2 VioletNicknameSpeechHouse, VIOLET_NICKNAME_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 VioletPokeCenter1F, VIOLET_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 VioletOnixTradeHouse, VIOLET_ONIX_TRADE_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route32RuinsofAlphGate, ROUTE_32_RUINS_OF_ALPH_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route32PokeCenter1F, ROUTE_32_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route35Goldenrodgate, ROUTE_35_GOLDENROD_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route35NationalParkgate, ROUTE_35_NATIONAL_PARK_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route36RuinsofAlphgate, ROUTE_36_RUINS_OF_ALPH_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route36NationalParkgate, ROUTE_36_NATIONAL_PARK_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodGym, GOLDENROD_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodBikeShop, GOLDENROD_BIKE_SHOP, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodHappinessRater, GOLDENROD_HAPPINESS_RATER, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodBillsHouse, GOLDENROD_BILLS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodMagnetTrainStation, GOLDENROD_MAGNET_TRAIN_STATION, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodFlowerShop, GOLDENROD_FLOWER_SHOP, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodPPSpeechHouse, GOLDENROD_PP_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
More labels cleanup in map scripts.
2016-04-07 03:13:59 -07:00
map_header_2 GoldenrodNameRater, GOLDENROD_NAME_RATER, $0, 0
No more NONE
2015-11-02 11:37:02 -08:00
map_header_2 GoldenrodDeptStore1F, GOLDENROD_DEPT_STORE_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodDeptStore2F, GOLDENROD_DEPT_STORE_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodDeptStore3F, GOLDENROD_DEPT_STORE_3F, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodDeptStore4F, GOLDENROD_DEPT_STORE_4F, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodDeptStore5F, GOLDENROD_DEPT_STORE_5F, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodDeptStore6F, GOLDENROD_DEPT_STORE_6F, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodDeptStoreElevator, GOLDENROD_DEPT_STORE_ELEVATOR, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodDeptStoreRoof, GOLDENROD_DEPT_STORE_ROOF, $24, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodGameCorner, GOLDENROD_GAME_CORNER, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodPokeCenter1F, GOLDENROD_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 GoldenrodPokeComCenter2FMobile, GOLDENROD_POKECOM_CENTER_2F_MOBILE, $0, 0
map_header_2 IlexForestAzaleaGate, ILEX_FOREST_AZALEA_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route34IlexForestGate, ROUTE_34_ILEX_FOREST_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 DayCare, DAYCARE, $0, 0
map_header_2 VermilionHouseFishingSpeechHouse, VERMILION_HOUSE_FISHING_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 VermilionPokeCenter1F, VERMILION_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 VermilionPokeCenter2FBeta, VERMILION_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 PokemonFanClub, POKEMON_FAN_CLUB, $0, 0
map_header_2 VermilionMagnetTrainSpeechHouse, VERMILION_MAGNET_TRAIN_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 VermilionMart, VERMILION_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 VermilionHouseDiglettsCaveSpeechHouse, VERMILION_HOUSE_DIGLETTS_CAVE_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 VermilionGym, VERMILION_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route6SaffronGate, ROUTE_6_SAFFRON_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route6UndergroundEntrance, ROUTE_6_UNDERGROUND_ENTRANCE, $0, 0
map_header_2 RedsHouse1F, REDS_HOUSE_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 RedsHouse2F, REDS_HOUSE_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 BluesHouse, BLUES_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 OaksLab, OAKS_LAB, $0, 0
map_header_2 PewterNidoranSpeechHouse, PEWTER_NIDORAN_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 PewterGym, PEWTER_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 PewterMart, PEWTER_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 PewterPokeCenter1F, PEWTER_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
PewterPokeCEnter2FBeta -> PewterPokeCenter2FBeta Probably a typo.
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map_header_2 PewterPokeCenter2FBeta, PEWTER_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
No more NONE
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map_header_2 PewterSnoozeSpeechHouse, PEWTER_SNOOZE_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivinePort, OLIVINE_PORT, $a, 0
map_header_2 VermilionPort, VERMILION_PORT, $a, 0
map_header_2 FastShip1F, FAST_SHIP_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 FastShipCabins_NNW_NNE_NE, FAST_SHIP_CABINS_NNW_NNE_NE, $0, 0
map_header_2 FastShipCabins_SW_SSW_NW, FAST_SHIP_CABINS_SW_SSW_NW, $0, 0
map_header_2 FastShipCabins_SE_SSE_CaptainsCabin, FAST_SHIP_CABINS_SE_SSE_CAPTAINS_CABIN, $0, 0
map_header_2 FastShipB1F, FAST_SHIP_B1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 OlivinePortPassage, OLIVINE_PORT_PASSAGE, $0, 0
map_header_2 VermilionPortPassage, VERMILION_PORT_PASSAGE, $0, 0
map_header_2 MountMoonSquare, MOUNT_MOON_SQUARE, $2d, 0
map_header_2 MountMoonGiftShop, MOUNT_MOON_GIFT_SHOP, $0, 0
map_header_2 TinTowerRoof, TIN_TOWER_ROOF, $0, 0
map_header_2 IndigoPlateauPokeCenter1F, INDIGO_PLATEAU_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 WillsRoom, WILLS_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 KogasRoom, KOGAS_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 BrunosRoom, BRUNOS_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 KarensRoom, KARENS_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 LancesRoom, LANCES_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 HallOfFame, HALL_OF_FAME, $0, 0
map_header_2 FuchsiaMart, FUCHSIA_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 SafariZoneMainOffice, SAFARI_ZONE_MAIN_OFFICE, $0, 0
map_header_2 FuchsiaGym, FUCHSIA_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 FuchsiaBillSpeechHouse, FUCHSIA_BILL_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 FuchsiaPokeCenter1F, FUCHSIA_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 FuchsiaPokeCenter2FBeta, FUCHSIA_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 SafariZoneWardensHome, SAFARI_ZONE_WARDENS_HOME, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route15FuchsiaGate, ROUTE_15_FUCHSIA_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 LavenderPokeCenter1F, LAVENDER_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 LavenderPokeCenter2FBeta, LAVENDER_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 MrFujisHouse, MR_FUJIS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 LavenderTownSpeechHouse, LAVENDER_TOWN_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 LavenderNameRater, LAVENDER_NAME_RATER, $0, 0
map_header_2 LavenderMart, LAVENDER_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 SoulHouse, SOUL_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 LavRadioTower1F, LAV_RADIO_TOWER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route8SaffronGate, ROUTE_8_SAFFRON_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route12SuperRodHouse, ROUTE_12_SUPER_ROD_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 SilverCavePokeCenter1F, SILVER_CAVE_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route28FamousSpeechHouse, ROUTE_28_FAMOUS_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 PokeCenter2F, POKECENTER_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TradeCenter, TRADE_CENTER, $0, 0
map_header_2 Colosseum, COLOSSEUM, $0, 0
map_header_2 TimeCapsule, TIME_CAPSULE, $0, 0
map_header_2 MobileTradeRoomMobile, MOBILE_TRADE_ROOM_MOBILE, $0, 0
map_header_2 MobileBattleRoom, MOBILE_BATTLE_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonDeptStore1F, CELADON_DEPT_STORE_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonDeptStore2F, CELADON_DEPT_STORE_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonDeptStore3F, CELADON_DEPT_STORE_3F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonDeptStore4F, CELADON_DEPT_STORE_4F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonDeptStore5F, CELADON_DEPT_STORE_5F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonDeptStore6F, CELADON_DEPT_STORE_6F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonDeptStoreElevator, CELADON_DEPT_STORE_ELEVATOR, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonMansion1F, CELADON_MANSION_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonMansion2F, CELADON_MANSION_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonMansion3F, CELADON_MANSION_3F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonMansionRoof, CELADON_MANSION_ROOF, $1, 0
map_header_2 CeladonMansionRoofHouse, CELADON_MANSION_ROOF_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonPokeCenter1F, CELADON_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonPokeCenter2FBeta, CELADON_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonGameCorner, CELADON_GAME_CORNER, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonGameCornerPrizeRoom, CELADON_GAME_CORNER_PRIZE_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonGym, CELADON_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 CeladonCafe, CELADON_CAFE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route16FuchsiaSpeechHouse, ROUTE_16_FUCHSIA_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route16Gate, ROUTE_16_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route7SaffronGate, ROUTE_7_SAFFRON_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route1718Gate, ROUTE_17_18_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 ManiasHouse, MANIAS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 CianwoodGym, CIANWOOD_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 CianwoodPokeCenter1F, CIANWOOD_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CianwoodPharmacy, CIANWOOD_PHARMACY, $0, 0
map_header_2 CianwoodCityPhotoStudio, CIANWOOD_CITY_PHOTO_STUDIO, $0, 0
map_header_2 CianwoodLugiaSpeechHouse, CIANWOOD_LUGIA_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 PokeSeersHouse, POKE_SEERS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 BattleTower1F, BATTLE_TOWER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 BattleTowerBattleRoom, BATTLE_TOWER_BATTLE_ROOM, $0, 0
map_header_2 BattleTowerElevator, BATTLE_TOWER_ELEVATOR, $0, 0
map_header_2 BattleTowerHallway, BATTLE_TOWER_HALLWAY, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route40BattleTowerGate, ROUTE_40_BATTLE_TOWER_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 BattleTowerOutside, BATTLE_TOWER_OUTSIDE, $5, 0
map_header_2 ViridianGym, VIRIDIAN_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 ViridianNicknameSpeechHouse, VIRIDIAN_NICKNAME_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 TrainerHouse1F, TRAINER_HOUSE_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 TrainerHouseB1F, TRAINER_HOUSE_B1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 ViridianMart, VIRIDIAN_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 ViridianPokeCenter1F, VIRIDIAN_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 ViridianPokeCenter2FBeta, VIRIDIAN_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route2NuggetSpeechHouse, ROUTE_2_NUGGET_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route2Gate, ROUTE_2_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 VictoryRoadGate, VICTORY_ROAD_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 ElmsLab, ELMS_LAB, $0, 0
map_header_2 KrissHouse1F, KRISS_HOUSE_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 KrissHouse2F, KRISS_HOUSE_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 KrissNeighborsHouse, KRISS_NEIGHBORS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 ElmsHouse, ELMS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route26HealSpeechHouse, ROUTE_26_HEAL_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route26DayofWeekSiblingsHouse, ROUTE_26_DAY_OF_WEEK_SIBLINGS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route27SandstormHouse, ROUTE_27_SANDSTORM_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route2946Gate, ROUTE_29_46_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 FightingDojo, FIGHTING_DOJO, $0, 0
map_header_2 SaffronGym, SAFFRON_GYM, $0, 0
map_header_2 SaffronMart, SAFFRON_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 SaffronPokeCenter1F, SAFFRON_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 SaffronPokeCenter2FBeta, SAFFRON_POKECENTER_2F_BETA, $0, 0
map_header_2 MrPsychicsHouse, MR_PSYCHICS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 SaffronTrainStation, SAFFRON_TRAIN_STATION, $0, 0
map_header_2 SilphCo1F, SILPH_CO_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CopycatsHouse1F, COPYCATS_HOUSE_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CopycatsHouse2F, COPYCATS_HOUSE_2F, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route5UndergroundEntrance, ROUTE_5_UNDERGROUND_ENTRANCE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route5SaffronCityGate, ROUTE_5_SAFFRON_CITY_GATE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route5CleanseTagSpeechHouse, ROUTE_5_CLEANSE_TAG_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 CherrygroveMart, CHERRYGROVE_MART, $0, 0
map_header_2 CherrygrovePokeCenter1F, CHERRYGROVE_POKECENTER_1F, $0, 0
map_header_2 CherrygroveGymSpeechHouse, CHERRYGROVE_GYM_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 GuideGentsHouse, GUIDE_GENTS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 CherrygroveEvolutionSpeechHouse, CHERRYGROVE_EVOLUTION_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route30BerrySpeechHouse, ROUTE_30_BERRY_SPEECH_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 MrPokemonsHouse, MR_POKEMONS_HOUSE, $0, 0
map_header_2 Route31VioletGate, ROUTE_31_VIOLET_GATE, $0, 0
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