From f519326a505ca7d1e754a2d23c85cc8cfbcb6111 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: DavidJCobb <831497+DavidJCobb@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2023 02:12:38 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Updated Implementing Catch EXP (markdown)

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 Implementing-Catch-EXP.md | 4 ++--
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@@ -269,11 +269,11 @@ How does leveling up...
 
 ...in battle...
 
-It... It's a script command. It's *always* a script command.
+It... It's a script command. Battles use tons of scripting; the script commands are always a good first place to look for things.
 
 ## Let's look at `drawlvlupbox`
 
-The `BattleScript_LevelUp` script in [`data/battle_scripts_1.s`](https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/blob/master/data/battle_scripts_1.s) calls the `drawlvlupbox` function whether or not we've leveled up. The `Cmd_drawlvlupbox` function is very similar to `getexp`: it's another one of those commands that runs itself over and over in order to divide its work up across multiple frames. We can see that it sets a bunch of variables that look like `gBattle_BG2_Y`. I guess the battle engine checks these variables on every frame and uses them to decide where the four BG layers should be shifted to. It's probably meant as a way to let move animations easily manipulate graphics on the BG layers.
+The `BattleScript_LevelUp` script in [`data/battle_scripts_1.s`](https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/blob/master/data/battle_scripts_1.s) calls the `drawlvlupbox` function. The `Cmd_drawlvlupbox` function is very similar to `getexp`: it's another one of those commands that runs itself over and over in order to divide its work up across multiple frames. We can see that it sets a bunch of variables that look like `gBattle_BG2_Y`. I guess the battle engine checks these variables on every frame and uses them to decide where the four BG layers should be shifted to. It's probably meant as a way to let move animations easily manipulate graphics on the BG layers.
 
 Why is `drawlvlupbox` shifting a BG layer, though, I wonder? Well, PRET left this handy-dandy code comment in `Cmd_drawlvlupbox`: