Interiors

This is a sub-page of Development:Pokémon Gold and Silver/Unused Maps.

Player's House#

Early MINKA_1F.MAP	Spaceworld '97 HERO01.MAP	Final HERO_1.MAP

An earlier version of the player's house. The fridge is missing, and the exit carpet is centered.

Player's Bedroom#

Early MINKA_2F.MAP	Spaceworld '97 HERO02.MAP	Final (Unused) HERO_2.MAP	Final MROOM.MAP

An early version of the player's room. It lacks the second bed, and most of the decoration, but does have an extra window and table. The latter ultimately made a comeback in later iterations of this map, albeit in a shrunken form, and without chairs.

Poké Mart#

Spaceworld '97 (Correct Width)	Spaceworld '97 (Incorrect Width)	Source Map SHOP01.MAP	Final FS_01.MAP

A smaller version of the Poké Mart that seems to match the size of the glitched Marts from the Spaceworld '97 demo. Evidently, this map stuck around well into the 1999 revamp, with this map being seen in prerelease material as late as April 1999. Nonetheless, by the Spaceworld '99 demo, it had been replaced with the final map, albeit with an unrefined tileset.

Trainers' School#

Earlier TRAINE02.MAP	Spaceworld '97 TRAINER2.MAP	Final TC_01.MAP

An earlier version of the Trainers' School found in Old, a duplicate also found under TRAUNE02.MAP. It makes use of an earlier version of the school tileset, which lacks the tower elements found in the later Spaceworld '97 tileset. Lacks the bookshelf in the top left corner, but has extra shadows not present in any later version.

An early version of the variant used for Pokémon League buildings also exists as TRAINE01.MAP and TRAUNE01.MAP.

Old City's Gym#

Source Map RE_01.MAP	Spaceworld '97 LE_01.MAP

An early version of the Pokémon League building in Old, which also makes use of the early school tileset. Structurally similar to the Spaceworld '97 map, but much more linear, and with stairs instead of an entrance mat. This map is also smaller than the Spaceworld version.

Bill's House#

Spaceworld '97	Source Map

MASAKI.MAP is an interesting little map that makes use of the updated Radio Tower blockset. Its name suggests it was meant to be Bill's house. In comparison, in the Spaceworld '97 demo, Bill's house is located in Old, and it uses a slightly tweaked version of the traditional interior map.

West Rocket Building#

ROCKE_W.MAP is a map that uses the Hideout blockset. Given the file names of the other hideouts, ROCKE_F.MAP (Font), and ROCKE_S1.MAP / ROCKE_S2.MAP (Stand), this map was likely meant for West. There were already plans in the '97 demo for there to be a Rocket takeover in West, so the devs may have considered to add a base there too.

Port#

Source Map (SW97 Tileset)	Source Map (Gen I Tileset)

PORT.MAP is a map that makes use of the "port" tileset, which is present in the Spaceworld '97 demo, but is not assigned to any map, used or not. The corresponding port blockset was updated when compared to its Generation I equivalent, though sadly parts of its tileset were accidentally overwritten with the overworld graphics. This port would have likely taken the player between West, High-Tech, and Font.

Magnet Train Station#

Source Map	Spaceworld '99	Final

An early version of what would become Goldenrod Station in the final game. Uses different floor tiling, and has trees for decoration. The back wall uses a gradient, similar to the Spaceworld '99 version. The file name for this map is the same as the final one: STATION.MAP.

Aquarium#

	Spaceworld '97	Source Map
2F
1F

AQA_1F.MAP and AQA_2F.MAP, which are for the aquarium in High-Tech, have some differences. For small changes, the stairs were moved from the bottom west corner to the northeastern corner of the map. As for the Lapras statue, it was replaced by one of a generic fisherman.

Dojo#

Spaceworld '97	Source Map KAKUTOU.MAP

A later version of the dojo found in New Type. Its size was cut in half, and it features scrolls on the back wall behind where the tables were in Spaceworld '97. Said scrolls are exclusive to the updated interior tileset.

Game Corner#

Spaceworld '97	Later

A set of potted plants in the bottom-left corner have been removed. More notably, a set of ascending stairs has been added, which would have led to an area containing the Poker and Memory Match games.

Unknown Lab#

Source Map CHYUKID.MAP	Spaceworld '97 OOKIDO02.MAP

A map that resembles the backroom in Oak's lab. It is called CHYUKID.MAP.

Treasure House#

Source Map GOJYU.MAP	Spaceworld '97 TAKARA.MAP

This room resembles a smaller version of the Treasure House found in Old City; it may have been an earlier iteration of said building. Its internal name is GOJYU.MAP; meanwhile, the Treasure House is called TAKARA.MAP, and the Five-Story Pagoda uses maps GOJYU01 thru GOJYU05.

Modern-style NPC Houses#

Used#

Spaceworld '97	Source Map MINKA01.MAP

One of two variants of the "modern" NPC house, MINKA01.MAP. The Spaceworld '97 version of the kitchen area featured an out-of-place N64 and an extra TV. This mapping error was corrected later on.

MINKA02.MAP, which features a cut-off table on the left side of the map, is unchanged from the demo.

Unused#

MINKA03.MAP	MINKA04.MAP

Two unused variants of the modern styled house, MINKA03.MAP and MINKA04.MAP. There's no wall separating the kitchen area from the rest of the map. MINKA04.MAP also features some weird block placement in the top right; the TV and N64 were probably supposed to be a single PC, like in MINKA03.MAP

Removed or Unknown Interiors#

To do: There are more removed interiors.

The files VANISH.DMG and MAPEXT.H contain many IDs for maps that aren't present in the Spaceworld '97 builds.

Both VANISH.DMG and MAPEXT.H#

VANISH.DMG Only#