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:while is not stackable. To stack :while loops, start a new script with a while loop in there.

Fixed.

To answer your question: No, it's not obvious. That's why we asked. Self-explanatory. And can you open the log (F3 + L) in the game and maybe take a screenshot to see what it says once you open the script?

"nope" means same result? And I don't know what you mean by "Item codes".

Just try this script and try if it runs: version=2 @text.show(test) :end

Did you try anything other than that script or did you try that script and then post this thread?

Does it open the teach moves screen at all?

You must have copied the wiki without knowing that the square braket means it is a optional argument. So just remove the square braket will do.

Probably happens because of corrupted NPC save data.

The script that you call upon using the item.

Should be fixed.

The very last thing was indeed a bug, it checked the trapping status of the opponent for the own Pokémon when switching out. The rest is intended.

Well, the first Generation's battle techniques are quite strange and really bad programmed at some parts. So it might just have been a bug in the game. If you want to have a laugh at what they did wrong, here's a list: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_glitches_in_Generation_I

The effect you are describing is existing in Generation 1, but not in Generations above that. The effect of Wrap in Pokémon3D is using the techniques from Generation 2 onwards to Generation 6. Source: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Wrap Edit: Paralyze has exactly 25% percent change of...

I kinda forgot to build in a limitation as to how far in you can zoom, but then left it that way because people used it to strafe in first person ;)

When you press F5 and then zoom in on the third person mode, you can basically strafe in first person.

Can you post the script you already have right now?

Fixed.

The problem with a few of these error messages might be that you need to run the application in Administrator Mode (Right click > Run as Administrator). Direct subfolders in C:\ have implicit Administrator rights so that is why it might have worked partially after copying the directory there.

Fixed in next version - this shouldn't happen repeatedly.