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darkwing42 Newcomer Level: 3  Posts: 2/3 EXP: 111 For next: 17 Since: 08-02-04 From: rochester new york Since last post: 274 days Last activity: 274 days |
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| are the wild pokemon offsets going to be added soon to pokeroms.ini for fire red, leaf green and emerald? I tried to look myself using a hex editor and the example of the offset for sapphire but I couldn't make heads or tails out of it. Maybe a tutorial would help so more people can search. | |||
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Kyoufu Kawa I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way. Level: 70  Posts: 1124/2481 EXP: 3008456 For next: 7355 Since: 03-19-04 From: Catgirl Central Since last post: 14 hours Last activity: 13 hours |
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| Unfortunatly, wild pokemon data -is- very strangely stored. It took me at least five toilet breaks to figure out how to make a program follow the right path through the ROM. Can't help ya here. The moment FR/LG and/or E offsets become available, they will be added to PokeRoms.ini | |||
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darkwing42 Newcomer Level: 3 Posts: 3/3 EXP: 111 For next: 17 Since: 08-02-04 From: rochester new york Since last post: 274 days Last activity: 274 days |
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| thats okay. I didn't expect much anytime soon. just hoped someone might have some thoughts. |
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labmaster Blue Octorok Level: 12 Posts: 22/43 EXP: 6135 For next: 1786 Since: 07-17-04 From: New Zealand! Since last post: 10 days Last activity: 2 min. |
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| I can tell you where the data is - Kawa probably can as well. In FireRed, the actual encounter data starts at 083c73a0. This is referenced by a block of pointers starting at 083c9cb0. The problem (for me, at least) is knowing what data matches which areas. The index to the pointer to the encounter data is created in a most inefficient manner - a loop in the function at 08082934, which I haven't got around to reversing yet. However, you can still find the addresses manually for the area you are currently in. In VBA-SDL, place a break on thumb at 08082b4a. The word in r00 is a pointer to the start of the encounter data for the area you're in (for e.g., Route 01 data is at 083C8E60). The format of the data itself is pretty simple to understand - it's just the min/max level of the Pokemon followed by an identifier for the Pokemon species itself. |
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Kyoufu Kawa I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way. Level: 70 Posts: 1135/2481 EXP: 3008456 For next: 7355 Since: 03-19-04 From: Catgirl Central Since last post: 14 hours Last activity: 13 hours |
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| Lab, you're a fuckin' genius for explaining it like that. But just the offset and any format differences would suffice. |
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