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Fortunately I noticed the crash and fixed that code that had been broken for four years...

Because Triples is normally* only available in Gen 5 or Gen 6, you would need to find a side server willing to create a Gen 8 Triples format for you. *Gen 9 Triples was added as an Other Metagame.

I'm not sure what you're asking. Apparently at least some of the time the game itself doesn't take steps to avoid floating-point inaccuracy, so it's possible that the sim shouldn't try either.

The particular interaction I'm thinking of here is that the sticky barb announces when it hurts its holder but not when it transfers through contact. As such, although tooltips will display a seen sticky barb, this could be inaccurate if it has since transferred itself, and the only way to know...

Skill Swap doesn't announce abilities when you swap with your own ally, so the client can't update its tooltips correctly, unless both abilities naturally auto-announce anyway.

Even Dynamaxing won't protect you from the effect of the Eject Button, since that's considered to be your item, and therefore you intended to switch.

Most information shown in tooltips is only that available from the battle log, but the switch view is special in that it contains extra information specially sent by the server, however this additional information is only used for this purpose and no attempt is made to update the regular tooltips.

Spoilers are currently implemented by setting the text and background to the same colour, however this doesn't affect emojis. I believe setting the text colour to transparent would work though.

Ditto had a choice scarf, which locked it into Revival Blessing.

The order always matters, and it doesn't even depend on the other type; the move would end up being doubly resisted if Tera Shell is checked first. (While I doubt this is the case, that's what research is for.) The order does matter for a simple resist: if Tera Shell was checked first, it would...

Sounds like it could be a duplicate of https://www.smogon.com/forums/posts/10457370/.

If you put Outrage as the first move then it does validate. I'm not sure why it doesn't try another source for Outrage if it's not the first move.

What's the desired behaviour when you're down to your last Pokémon? Currently my code crashes because it tries to deactivate all of the active Pokémon... unless you're lucky and they face across each other, in which case they can still attack each other on alternate turns.

I can confirm that the chat error is caused by the missing name (the chat log is trying to process the leech seed damage on the Arceus but can't work out which Pokémon is damaging the Arceus); this causes the identifier to be p1a: which fails to parse because there's no space after the :.

Yes it is; when you switch your Gliscor for your Shedinja, they switch places in your team, so your Shedinja is now your first Pokémon and Gliscor is now your last Pokémon. You can keep track of your current team order in the switch menu when it's your turn to move.

There is also the case of a Fire-type move against a Terapagos with Soak and Forest's Curse, since the sim normally processes each type separately, and the Tera Shell code would need to be rewritten if it's based only on the final resistance.

My guess is that Pecharunt's Ability was Normalize.

Kris dhelmise advised me that Tatsugiri's Commander already tells the client to skip that Pokémon, so I now have a rough version working on ROM, with at least some of the functionality active. The client still allows you to target both of your opponent's inactive Pokémon, so be sure to avoid...

If the user attempts to use an Electric-type move, Charge will still wear off even if a condition prevents the move from being used, such as being asleep or flinching.

I don't claim to know what bans are acceptable but the other alternative to a full item clause is a ban on multiple iron balls i.e. change the ban entry from 'Iron Ball' to 'Iron Ball > 1'.