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<math> b = 65535 \times \left(1 - \sqrt{1-\frac{a}{255}} \right)</math> | <math> b = 65535 \times \left(1 - \sqrt{1-\frac{a}{255}} \right)</math> | ||
The game makes two shake checks, checking ''b'' against a random number between 0 and 65535. If the first check is passed, then the ball will make a low bounce and capture the Pokémon. If the second check is passed, then the ball will make a high bounce and capture the Pokémon. If both checks fail, then the ball will make a high bounce but the Pokémon will escape. If ''a'' is less than zero, then capture is impossible and the Pokémon will escape without a bounce. The third | The game makes two shake checks, checking ''b'' against a random number between 0 and 65535. If the first check is passed, then the ball will make a low bounce and capture the Pokémon. If the second check is passed, then the ball will make a high bounce and capture the Pokémon. If both checks fail, then the ball will make a high bounce but the Pokémon will escape. If ''a'' is less than zero, then capture is impossible and the Pokémon will escape without a bounce. The third first partner Pokémon is coded to always fail capture on the first attempt. | ||
The game also provides a visual indicator of a player's chance to capture a Pokémon if in the overworld: | The game also provides a visual indicator of a player's chance to capture a Pokémon if in the overworld: | ||