@pkmn/engine 0.1.0-dev.9a0c07c3 → 0.1.0-dev.af1565df

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  The following information is required to simulate a Generation I Pokémon battle:
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- | pkmn | Pokémon Red (pret) | Pokémon Showdown |
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- | `battle.seed` | `Random{Add,Sub}` | `battle.seed` |
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- | `battle.turn` | - | `battle.turn` |
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- | `battle.last_damage` | `Damage` | `battle.lastDamage` |
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- | `side.{active,pokemon}` | `PlayerMonNumber`/`BattleMon` | `side.active` |
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- | `side.team` | `PartyMons` | `side.pokemon` |
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- | `side.last_used_move` | `PlayerUsedMove` | `pokemon.lastMove` |
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- | `side.last_selected_move` | `PlayerSelectedMove` | `side.lastSelectedMove` |
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- | `battle.last_selected_indexes` | `PlayerMoveListIndex` | `side.lastMove` |
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- | `side.order` | - | `pokemon.position` |
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- | `{pokemon,active}.moves` | `{party,battle}_struct.{Moves,PP}` | `pokemon.{baseMoveSlots,moveSlots}` |
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- | `pokemon.hp` | `{party,battle}_struct.HP` | `pokemon.hp` |
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- | `{pokemon,active}.status` | `{party,battle}_struct.Status` | `pokemon.status` |
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- | `{pokemon,active}.level` | `PlayerMonUnmodifiedLevel` | `pokemon.level` |
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- | `pokemon.species` | `party_struct.Species` | `pokemon.baseSpecies` |
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- | `pokemon.stats` | `box_struct.Stats` | `pokemon.baseStoredStats` |
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- | `active.stats` | `battle_struct.Stats` | `pokemon.modifiedStats` |
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- | `volatiles.transform` | `PlayerMonUnmodified*` | `pokemon.storedStats` |
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- | `active.species` | `battle_struct.Species` | `pokemon.species` |
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- | `{pokemon,active}.types` | `{party,battle}_struct.Type` | `pokemon.types` |
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- | `active.boosts` | `PlayerMon*Mod` | `pokemon.boosts` |
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- | `active.volatiles` | `PlayerBattleStatus{1,2,3}` | `pokemon.volatiles` |
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- | `volatiles.state` | `PlayerBideAccumulatedDamage` | `volatiles.bide.totalDamage` |
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- | `volatiles.attacks` | `PlayerNumAttacksLeft` | `volatiles.{bide,lockedmove}.duration` |
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- | `volatiles.confusion` | `PlayerConfusedCounter` | `volatiles.confusion.duration` |
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- | `volatiles.toxic` | `PlayerToxicCounter` | `volatiles.residualdmg.counter` |
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- | `volatiles.substitute` | `PlayerSubstituteHP` | `volatiles.substitute.hp` |
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- | `volatiles.disabled_{move,duration}` | `PlayerDisabledMove{,Number}` | `volatiles.disable.{move,time}` |
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+ | pkmn | Pokémon Red (pret) | Pokémon Showdown |
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+ | `battle.seed` | `Random{Add,Sub}` | `battle.seed` |
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+ | `battle.turn` | - | `battle.turn` |
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+ | `battle.last_damage` | `Damage` | `battle.lastDamage` |
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+ | `side.{active,pokemon}` | `PlayerMonNumber`/`BattleMon` | `side.active` |
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+ | `side.team` | `PartyMons` | `side.pokemon` |
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+ | `side.last_used_move` | `PlayerUsedMove` | `pokemon.lastMove` |
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+ | `side.last_selected_move` | `PlayerSelectedMove` | `side.lastSelectedMove` |
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+ | `battle.last_moves.{p1,p2}_index` | `PlayerMoveListIndex` | - |
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+ | `battle.last_moves.{p1,p2}_counterable` | - | `side.lastMove` |
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+ | `side.order` | - | `pokemon.position` |
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+ | `{pokemon,active}.moves` | `{party,battle}_struct.{Moves,PP}` | `pokemon.{baseMoveSlots,moveSlots}` |
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+ | `pokemon.hp` | `{party,battle}_struct.HP` | `pokemon.hp` |
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+ | `{pokemon,active}.status` | `{party,battle}_struct.Status` | `pokemon.status` |
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+ | `{pokemon,active}.level` | `PlayerMonUnmodifiedLevel` | `pokemon.level` |
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+ | `pokemon.species` | `party_struct.Species` | `pokemon.baseSpecies` |
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+ | `pokemon.stats` | `box_struct.Stats` | `pokemon.baseStoredStats` |
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+ | `active.stats` | `battle_struct.Stats` | `pokemon.modifiedStats` |
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+ | `volatiles.transform` | `PlayerMonUnmodified*` | `pokemon.storedStats` |
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+ | `active.species` | `battle_struct.Species` | `pokemon.species` |
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+ | `{pokemon,active}.types` | `{party,battle}_struct.Type` | `pokemon.types` |
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+ | `active.boosts` | `PlayerMon*Mod` | `pokemon.boosts` |
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+ | `active.volatiles` | `PlayerBattleStatus{1,2,3}` | `pokemon.volatiles` |
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+ | `volatiles.state` | `PlayerBideAccumulatedDamage` | `volatiles.bide.totalDamage` |
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+ | `volatiles.attacks` | `PlayerNumAttacksLeft` | `volatiles.{bide,lockedmove}.duration` |
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+ | `volatiles.confusion` | `PlayerConfusedCounter` | `volatiles.confusion.duration` |
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+ | `volatiles.toxic` | `PlayerToxicCounter` | `volatiles.residualdmg.counter` |
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+ | `volatiles.substitute` | `PlayerSubstituteHP` | `volatiles.substitute.hp` |
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+ | `volatiles.disabled_{move,duration}` | `PlayerDisabledMove{,Number}` | `volatiles.disable.{move,time}` |
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  - Pokémon Showdown [does not implement the correct Generation I RNG](#rng) and as such its `seed` is
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  Counter and is not set and cleared in the correct locations. `Pokemon.lastMove` matches
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  `PlayerUsedMove` more often so is what the engine attempts to model, despite the implications for
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  Counter)
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+ - `battle.last_moves` doesn't map precisely to cartridge concepts because it is used to track desyncs
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+ which instead are represented on the cartridge as discrepancies between the two separate battle states
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+ that exist in the link battle.
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  - Pokémon Showdown does not implement the [partial-trapping move Mirror Move
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  glitch](https://glitchcity.wiki/Partial_trapping_move_Mirror_Move_link_battle_glitch) and as such
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  does not need to keep track of a player's last selected move index (`PlayerMoveListIndex`)
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  store general information about the battle. Unlike in Pokémon Showdown there is a distinction
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  between the data structure for the "active" Pokémon and its party members (see below).
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- Due to layout constraints, the index of the last selected move for a side is stored in what would
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- otherwise be the padding bytes of`Battle` (the `last_selected_indexes` field) instead of in `Side`.
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+ Due to layout constraints, details about the last moves for a side are stored in what would
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+ otherwise be the padding bytes of`Battle` (the `last_moves` field) instead of in `Side`.
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  ### `Pokemon` / `ActivePokemon`
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  a special sentinel value to indicate `null`. Move PP data is only included for testing and is not
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  necessary for the actual engine implementation.
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- In order to workaround various [Pokémon Showdown bugs](#bugs) and to support its protocol in traces,
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+ In order to workaround various [Pokémon Showdown bugs](#bugs) and to support its protocol in logs,
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  additional information is stored in `Move.Data` (`targets`) about what Pokémon Showdown believes the
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  `Move.Target` to be (despite the concept of targeting not existing until Generation III when Double
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  battles were introduced). More specifically, a move's "targeting" status is required in various
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  must be gleaned through the `Battle` state). Useful size and offset information can be found in
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  the [`layout.json`](../../data/layout.json) which exists to simplify writing driver code.
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- Documentation of the wire protocol used for logging traces when `-Dtrace` is enabled can be found in
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- [PROTOCOL.md](../../../docs/PROTOCOL.md). Note that the
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+ Documentation of the wire protocol used for protocol message logging when `-Dlog` is enabled can be
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+ found in [PROTOCOL.md](../../../docs/PROTOCOL.md). Note that the
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  [`pkmn-debug`](../../../README.md#pkmn-debug) tool exists to display the binary protocol and battle
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  data in the browser for ease of debugging.
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  ### `Battle`
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- | Start | End | Data | Description |
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- | 0 | 184 | [`sides[0]`](#side) | Player 1's side |
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- | 184 | 368 | [`sides[1]`](#side) | Player 2's side |
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- | 368 | 370 | `turn` | The current turn number |
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- | 370 | 372 | `last_damage` | The last damage dealt by either side |
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- | 372 | 373-376 | `last_selected_indexes` | The slot index of the last selected moves for each side |
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- | 373-376 | 384 | `rng` | The RNG state |
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+ | ------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | 0 | 184 | [`sides[0]`](#side) | Player 1's side |
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+ | 184 | 368 | [`sides[1]`](#side) | Player 2's side |
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+ | 368 | 370 | `turn` | The current turn number |
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+ | 370 | 372 | `last_damage` | The last damage dealt by either side |
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+ | 372 | 373-376 | `last_moves` | The slot index of the last selected moves for each side |
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+ | 373-376 | 384 | `rng` | The RNG state |
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- - `last_selected_indexes` layout depends on whether or not Pokémon Showdown compatibility mode is
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- enabled (`-Dshowdown`). In either case it stores a move "slot", where 0 is used as an empty value and
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- 1-4 represent actual moves:
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- - if `showdown` is enabled bytes 372 and 373 are used to store the last selected move index of
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- `side[0]` and bytes 374 and 375 store the last selected move index of `side[1]`
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- - otherwise byte 372 stores the last selected move index of `side[0]` in its first 4 bits and
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- `side[1]`'s in its second 4 bits
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+ - `last_moves` layout depends on whether or not Pokémon Showdown compatibility mode is enabled
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+ (`-Dshowdown`). In either case it stores the last selected move index and last executed move for
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+ each player (required to detect desyncs). In the case of the move index, 0 is used as an empty
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+ value and 1-4 represent actual moves:
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+ - if `showdown` is enabled byte 372 is used to store the last selected move index of `side[0]` and
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+ byte 373 is used to store whether or not the side's last executed move would have been considered
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+ "counterable"; and bytes 374 and 375 store the same information for `side[1]`
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+ - otherwise the first 3 bits of byte 372 stores the last selected move index of `side[0]` and the
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+ next bit stores whether that side's last executed move would have been considered "counterable",
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  - the `rng` depends on whether or not Pokémon Showdown compatibility mode is enabled (`-Dshowdown`):
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  - Confusion self-hits use the wrong damage formula resulting in off-by-one errors (and also fail to
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  account for an opponent's Reflect). Furthermore, the confusion self-hit damage will erroneously be
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  inflicted to the confused user's substitute if the confused user had been attempting to use a
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+ self-targeting move. Finally, Pokémon Showdown erroneously considers the *uncapped* self-hit
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+ damage for the purposes of tracking the battle's last damage.
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  Showdown. Some of these moves are [too fundamentally broken to be implemented](#unimplementable) by
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- - **Bide**: If the opponent faints after Bide inflicts damage on Pokémon Showdown residual damage
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+ - **Bide**: Bide's damage can overflow if OHKO moves are involved because OHKO moves work by setting
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+ damage grow unbounded. Additionally, if the opponent faints after Bide inflicts damage on Pokémon
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+ Showdown residual damage incorrectly still gets applied to Bide's user.
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+ - **Counter**: On Pokémon Showdown choices made while sleeping (which should not have been
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  - **Leech Seed**: Leech Seed fails to heal its source side if a seeded target faints due to
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  - **Pay Day**: Pay Day should still scatter coins if it hits (but doesn't break) and opponent's
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  - **Rage**: Rage boosts should still result in burn/paralysis [stat modification
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+ Petal Dance accuracy bug]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC5gbJeExbs) incorrectly, as the
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  glitch](https://glitchcity.wiki/Substitute_%C2%BC_HP_glitch) also fails in many cases due to
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+ maximum HP is evenly divisible by 4). Substitute also incorrectly blocks Dream Eater on
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+ Pokémon Showdown and will incorrectly still heal 1 HP for any draining moves if the attack does 0
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+ damage. Finally, Pokémon Showdown uses a `subFainted` field to track whether a Substitute was
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+ broken in order to know when to nullify a move's effect, only it doesn't get cleared at the end of
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