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The player can use any field moves at any time, even without the required Badge.

The player can throw away important items such as Key Items and HMs from the Bag.

This lets the player create a Mystery Gift containing that item.

In the Bag, the interact menu for items contains an extra option: "Make Mystery Gift".

This opens a menu with debugging commands that apply to that Pokémon.

In the Party screen and the Pokémon storage screen, the interact menu for Pokémon/eggs contains an extra option: "Debug".

There is a Debug menu in battle, accessed by pressing F9 while in the main choice menu (Fight/Bag/Pokémon/Run).This Debug menu can also be accessed by pressing F9.The Pause menu contains an extra option: "Debug".The Continue/New Game screen contains a "Debug" option which opens a limited form of the Debug menu described below.The splash and title screens are skipped, and the Continue/New Game screen is shown straight away.You can hold Ctrl while the game starts to force these to compile (or hold Shift to force just the plugin scripts to compile) - the game's window must be in focus to do this, not the console window. Upon starting the game, it may compile plugin scripts and data in the PBS files if the game detects they have been updated.You can print messages to the console with echoln "message" lines of code in the scripts to help you monitor various aspects of the scripts in use. A console window is opened alongside the game's window.The Debug mode can be also toggled on and off by setting the variable $DEBUG to true or false respectively.ĭebug mode changes a number of features in the game, and enables several more options. These commands can include the ability to modify Pokémon stats, warp to maps, and change game variables.Ī game run from RPG Maker XP (rather than run by itself) is automatically in Debug mode. This mode provides additional commands and options that allow the developers to play through the game more easily and see what is going on behind the scenes.

To help with this, games will often have a Debug mode, which is a mode only accessible to the game's developers. Debugging refers to playing a game with the aim of making sure everything works properly in it, and finding and fixing any problems that may arise before the game is made publicly available.