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This thread is dedicated to providing all of the information and resources for the people who plan to help out with the Exteriors and Interiors of the Pokemon Kanto Region map on the Vizzed Minecraft Server.

Our goal is to accurately replicate the Kanto Region of Pokemon, inside and out. The map layouts and graphics are based on Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green for the Game Boy Advance. Those 2 versions are pretty similar to Pokemon Blue and Red except with better map layouts and of course better graphics.

Not every item and graphic from Pokemon will be used since there are more items and objects in Pokemon than what Minecraft has so we'll have to get creative. Also, since my texture pack isn't finished yet, you'll come across objects that I haven't recreated in Minecraft so for the time being, just use whatever matches it best and let me know which objects I need to add into Minecraft from Pokemon.

You’ll only be able to do the towns and routes which I’ve finished the landscaping of but if you catch up to me, you can go ahead and work on the interiors of buildings of towns and routes I haven’t done finished yet.

Graphics and Objects
The roofs are all Wood Planks. The reason for this is because the Wood Plank textures are used for slabs and stairs and those work great for the roofs.

The exterior walls are of most common building materials such as stone, bricks, etc.

The interior floors are mostly Stained Wool.

The interior walls are mostly Stained Clay.

The interior and exterior windows are Stained Glass.

You can of course use other objects for the walls, floors and roofs if you find something else that better matches what you're working on. For example, if you find none of the Wool matches the flooring that you're working on but one of the Clay objects do, feel free to use it.

Most of the items will be similar to their minecraft item in some way but it won’t always be the case. Whenever possible, I'll also try to match things based on color. Feel free to make any requests for things you think should be changed or added.

Exterior
I'll be in charge of landscaping, all you really have to focus on is putting together the routes and the towns. Make sure everything is in the exact spot that it’s in according to the game, everything needs to be to scale (or as close to it as possible).

Interior
As you already know, when entering a building in the “Pokemon Kanto Region” world, you get teleported to the inside of the building in the “Pokemon Kanto Region – Indoor” world. Try to keep the layout of the interior similar to the locations of the exterior. So for example, professor oak’s house is close by to Red’s house (main character) so the interiors should be close by too.

You can use the current interiors as a reference to see how you should construct all other interiors.

Paintings are used for flat wall objects such as TVs, signs, posters, etc.

Torches are invisible but should surround a room at the top of the back of the black walls so that the rooms light up.

Markers
This is a Dynmap feature that you can read about here:
https://github.com/webbukkit/dynmap/wiki/Commands

Any time you make a room on the “Pokemon Kanto Region – Indoor” map or a building on the “Pokemon Kanto Region” map, you should add a marker so that users who are viewing things from the Interactive Map know what is what and it’ll make it easier for us developers of this world to know what is what as well. You should be able to find the instructions on how to make the markers in the above URL.

I’ve alread added 2 markers so that you can see how this works. View the “Pokemon Kanto Region – Indoor” map from the Interactive Map here:
https://www.vizzed.com/videogames/minecraft.php

Here’s how the naming of the Markers will work:
You should first specify the name of the town the building or interior is in followed by the building name. For interior, you’ll want to add a dash and then specify that it’s the ‘Inside’. If it’s the default floor, you don’t have to add anything else but if it’s not the default floor, then also specify which floor the Marker is showing. So here’s some examples of Marker names:
Pallet Town: Home (this would be a marker for Home)
Pallet Town: Home - Inside (this would be for the main floor of Home)
Pallet Town: Home - Inside: Upstairs (this would be for the upstairs of Home)

Resources
Here's the Download Link to the 'Vizzed Pokemon GBA Kanto' Resource Pack so far:
https://vizzed.com/VizzedBoardFiles/Minecraft/Vizzed%20Pokemon%20GBA%20Kanto%20v.0.5.zip

You'll definitely need to play Pokemon Fire Red for the Game Boy Advance while you do this. You can find the game on Vizzed here:
https://www.vizzed.com/play/pokemon-fire-red-gba-online-game-boy-advance-10644-game

I've got a save file for the game with the Elite 4 completed:
https://www.vizzed.com/VizzedBoardFiles/Minecraft/Pokemon%20-%20Fire%20Red%20Version%20Save.zip

To use that save file, go to this directory on your computer:
C:ProgramDataVizzedVizzedRgrPluginUser-#VBASaves

Replace the # with your Vizzed user ID number. Simply extract the save file from the download zip file and then move it to that directory.

You can find a bunch of graphics of the various buildings, interiors, towns and routes here:
http://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/pokemonfireredleafgreen/

You can find a full size map of the entire world here:
https://www.vizzed.com/VizzedBoardFiles/Minecraft/Pokemon-FL-Kanto.png
(it’s a very big file so you may need to download it and view it)

Here’s another full size map except this one has a grid for reference and the landscaping:
https://www.vizzed.com/VizzedBoardFiles/Minecraft/Pokemon-Kanto-Map-Grid.png
(the grid lines are 8 pixels apart, the game sprites and minecraft sprites are 16 pixels wide)


	This thread is dedicated to providing all of the information and resources for the people who plan to help out with the Exteriors and Interiors of the Pokemon Kanto Region map on the Vizzed Minecraft Server. Our goal is to accurately replicate the Kanto Region of Pokemon, inside and out. The map layouts and graphics are based on Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green for the Game Boy Advance. Those 2 versions are pretty similar to Pokemon Blue and Red except with better map layouts and of course better graphics. Not every item and graphic from Pokemon will be used since there are more items and objects in Pokemon than what Minecraft has so we'll have to get creative. Also, since my texture pack isn't finished yet, you'll come across objects that I haven't recreated in Minecraft so for the time being, just use whatever matches it best and let me know which objects I need to add into Minecraft from Pokemon. You’ll only be able to do the towns and routes which I’ve finished the landscaping of but if you catch up to me, you can go ahead and work on the interiors of buildings of towns and routes I haven’t done finished yet. Graphics and Objects The roofs are all Wood Planks. The reason for this is because the Wood Plank textures are used for slabs and stairs and those work great for the roofs. The exterior walls are of most common building materials such as stone, bricks, etc. The interior floors are mostly Stained Wool. The interior walls are mostly Stained Clay. The interior and exterior windows are Stained Glass. You can of course use other objects for the walls, floors and roofs if you find something else that better matches what you're working on. For example, if you find none of the Wool matches the flooring that you're working on but one of the Clay objects do, feel free to use it. Most of the items will be similar to their minecraft item in some way but it won’t always be the case. Whenever possible, I'll also try to match things based on color. Feel free to make any requests for things you think should be changed or added. Exterior I'll be in charge of landscaping, all you really have to focus on is putting together the routes and the towns. Make sure everything is in the exact spot that it’s in according to the game, everything needs to be to scale (or as close to it as possible). Interior As you already know, when entering a building in the “Pokemon Kanto Region” world, you get teleported to the inside of the building in the “Pokemon Kanto Region – Indoor” world. Try to keep the layout of the interior similar to the locations of the exterior. So for example, professor oak’s house is close by to Red’s house (main character) so the interiors should be close by too. You can use the current interiors as a reference to see how you should construct all other interiors. Paintings are used for flat wall objects such as TVs, signs, posters, etc. Torches are invisible but should surround a room at the top of the back of the black walls so that the rooms light up. Markers This is a Dynmap feature that you can read about here: https://github.com/webbukkit/dynmap/wiki/Commands Any time you make a room on the “Pokemon Kanto Region – Indoor” map or a building on the “Pokemon Kanto Region” map, you should add a marker so that users who are viewing things from the Interactive Map know what is what and it’ll make it easier for us developers of this world to know what is what as well. You should be able to find the instructions on how to make the markers in the above URL. I’ve alread added 2 markers so that you can see how this works. View the “Pokemon Kanto Region – Indoor” map from the Interactive Map here: https://www.vizzed.com/videogames/minecraft.php Here’s how the naming of the Markers will work: You should first specify the name of the town the building or interior is in followed by the building name. For interior, you’ll want to add a dash and then specify that it’s the ‘Inside’. If it’s the default floor, you don’t have to add anything else but if it’s not the default floor, then also specify which floor the Marker is showing. So here’s some examples of Marker names: Pallet Town: Home (this would be a marker for Home) Pallet Town: Home - Inside (this would be for the main floor of Home) Pallet Town: Home - Inside: Upstairs (this would be for the upstairs of Home) Resources Here's the Download Link to the 'Vizzed Pokemon GBA Kanto' Resource Pack so far: https://vizzed.com/VizzedBoardFiles/Minecraft/Vizzed%20Pokemon%20GBA%20Kanto%20v.0.5.zip You'll definitely need to play Pokemon Fire Red for the Game Boy Advance while you do this. You can find the game on Vizzed here: https://www.vizzed.com/play/pokemon-fire-red-gba-online-game-boy-advance-10644-game I've got a save file for the game with the Elite 4 completed: https://www.vizzed.com/VizzedBoardFiles/Minecraft/Pokemon%20-%20Fire%20Red%20Version%20Save.zip To use that save file, go to this directory on your computer: C:ProgramDataVizzedVizzedRgrPluginUser-#VBASaves Replace the # with your Vizzed user ID number. Simply extract the save file from the download zip file and then move it to that directory. You can find a bunch of graphics of the various buildings, interiors, towns and routes here: http://www.spriters-resource.com/game_boy_advance/pokemonfireredleafgreen/ You can find a full size map of the entire world here: https://www.vizzed.com/VizzedBoardFiles/Minecraft/Pokemon-FL-Kanto.png (it’s a very big file so you may need to download it and view it) Here’s another full size map except this one has a grid for reference and the landscaping: https://www.vizzed.com/VizzedBoardFiles/Minecraft/Pokemon-Kanto-Map-Grid.png (the grid lines are 8 pixels apart, the game sprites and minecraft sprites are 16 pixels wide)