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I find it more shocking that more people have posted about the image format the guy used in his initial post (which he has subsequently edited), than his actual application.

Oh wait, I don't find it shocking at all. I just remembered what messageboard I was posting on.

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*065304> +blackhole89> Dan did have a point there
*065338> +blackhole89> about how the whole contents posted on that thread within 12 hours
*065343> +blackhole89> revolved around how he used TIFF
*065638> @laptuna> Dan did have a point but there are better ways to go about it
*065644> @laptuna> i.e., PMing a mod or admin to drop a bomb in there
*065651> @laptuna> informing them to either start discussing the program or stfu
*065713> +blackhole89> point made

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Originally posted by FloBo

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About the macOS compatibility stuff: ever considered learning & using java? Create your programs with this and (hopefully) EVERYONE here will be able to use it (unless he is a pokemon "hacker" or a dumb idiot).

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Originally posted by Darkdata

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Originally posted by FloBo

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blabla...

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There are a lot of idiots in hacking areas, SMW even SMB1. (Not that these are all idiots, all i'm saying is each area has it's idiots ) However when you single out pokemon hacking you make it worse for the people who want to try and lea and also for the people who have an interest in it.

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, see? Didn't want to offend anybody though

Originally posted by Darkdata

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Now that thats over with, I agree that java would be a good idea.. But it's slow... very slow... and also if the rants from yoro on irc iare true, it is very annoying to program with.

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Especially if you write a simple editor extracting, modifying and reinserting some bits of data from/into a rom, speed might not be that problematic. And if you complain about slow GUIs, use SWT. It uses native interfaces and runs on MANY systems.

@Trax: what language did you write your tool in? Perhaps there's a transpiler on the net to convert it into a java/.net/whatsoever program =)

- (void)setAttack

{

  const char *ptr = [rom bytes];

  ptr += 0x1E67D;

  

  int i;

  unsigned char v;

  for (i=0; i<8; i++) {

    

    v = *ptr++;

    [[matrixAttack cellWithTag:i] setIntValue:v];

    attack[i] = v;

    

  }

}

Originally posted by HyperHacker

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Well that depends on your computer. As a general rule, if you use Windows and don't have a metric fuckton of RAM, it's going to be noticeably slow.

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Originally posted by Trax

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Many thanks to Ice Ranger, who added the data to DataCrystal. Yet, I'm still wondering how he found the data for the Rock Generator or Helmethead's floating helmets...

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