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Blue Falkon Hoarder                  Since: 11-18-05 From: Canada Last post: 6672 days Last view: 6672 days |
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| Okay now I'm the kind of person who will open something new and (usually) know immediately how to use it. EliteMap is not the case, or perhaps it's just my computer.
Let's take the scripts for example in Pokemon Sapphire: A) If I load an event script in the game, it won't even come up. My task manager will say that it's not responding. That was in EM 3.7. Also, scripts that do work will not compile (they give me run-time errors). In EM 3.6, the scripts do load most of the time, but the compile button will not even show up. B) I'm not very keen with hexes, so I'm pretty new to them. What is with the Dexter program in EliteMap? I can't edit the description on hand, it asks me for hex pointers and I have no idea what those are, so yes, I'm a noob at that. But I'd like some help with the fact that these scripts are screwed to the moon. My computer isn't very good but a program so simplistic like this should be able to run fine. Computer specs: Windows 98, 128 MB RAM, 800 mHz processor. |
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Totakeke Gator   Since: 11-18-05 From: Onett Last post: 6720 days Last view: 6492 days |
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| A) The runtime errors are usually caused by the rom having a space in its name, parts of the Elitemap folder being moved to another folder (Remember: Do NOT move the Elitemap folder from the directory you chose to install it in.) | |||
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Blue Falkon Hoarder Since: 11-18-05 From: Canada Last post: 6672 days Last view: 6672 days |
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| Oh, I see. Yes, my file does have a space in the name. I'll try fixing that and seeing what happens. | |||
KiLLMasTer Red Goomba   Since: 12-02-05 From: West Va Last post: 6591 days Last view: 6591 days |
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Originally posted by Blue Falkon Did it work.......? (edited by Kyoufu Kawa on 12-02-05 10:25 AM) |
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Kyoufu Kawa Intends to keep Rom Hacking in one piece until the end  Since: 11-18-05 From: Catgirl Central Station Last post: 6465 days Last view: 6465 days |
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| Let's hope so. Then it'd work better than your layout. You broke the tables.
*Kyoufu Kawa fixes Killmaster's post as an example. |
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Blue Falkon Hoarder Since: 11-18-05 From: Canada Last post: 6672 days Last view: 6672 days |
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Originally posted by KiLLMasTerOriginally posted by Blue Falkon Nope, I even entered the runtimes I forgot to install. Still broken. Piece of shit. |
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IIINOVOXMQIII Micro-Goomba Since: 11-26-05 From: South Africa Last post: 6802 days Last view: 6802 days |
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| But does it only give the runtime errors for Sapphire?
Coz that type of problem usually surfaces in FR and LG, since I'm hacking it and Rubikon does NOT like FR and LG.... MInd you, I'd like to use Rubikon rather thatn hex, since it seems easier |
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Keitaro Mole Since: 11-18-05 From: Massachusetts Last post: 6623 days Last view: 6623 days |
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The fact is, if he can open it at ALL with Sapphire, then it isnt an issue on the rom's end. And...Rubkon easier than HEX? All it is is telling you what each HEX means without you knowing before hand, its quite literally the EXACT same thing. I'm so sick of everyone thinking HEX is so difficult  Wow, numbers from 0 to 255, what a concept. Surely I'd have trouble grasping that too. OH, wait. I don't. And neither should anyone else.(edited by Keitaro on 12-03-05 06:17 PM) |
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