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1098 Newcomer                Since: 03-12-06 From: Right here. Last post: 6660 days Last view: 6660 days |
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| ... this may qualify as one.
When editing trainers with a hex editor in RSEFRLG, in what order is the data? i.e. in GSC it's [trainer name][5001][level][PKMN][attacks] |
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1098 Newcomer Since: 03-12-06 From: Right here. Last post: 6660 days Last view: 6660 days |
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| And how is the pokemon data outlined?
And if it's not too much, could somebody explain how I would go about changing all of these, or redirect me to someone who could? I've searched for this on Google probably fifty times, and also at M3I and the PokeCommunity... and have yet to find any help. Thank you for your help. |
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1098 Newcomer  Since: 03-12-06 From: Right here. Last post: 6660 days Last view: 6660 days |
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| I know, I know about PET. When I download it, it has an error that gives the trainer's pokemon a bunch of the wrong moves, and I use hex for almost everything anyway. Your help is greatly appreciated.
But uh, anyone wanna explain the first response by xeon to me? Just like, what's a dual, and is filler just blank space, is the class a byte or a name, and what do you mean by 16-bit integers? 16 bytes? |
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1098 Newcomer Since: 03-12-06 From: Right here. Last post: 6660 days Last view: 6660 days |
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| #org 0x6B0B00
checkflag 0x069 if 0 0x6B0B50 message 0x6B0C00 boxset 0x4 end #org 0x6B0B50 setflag 0x069 setflag 0x800 message 0x6B0C20 boxset 0x4 givepokemon 0x18B 0x05 0xD8 end #org 0x6B0C20 = Use this wisely. #org 0x6B0C00 = Leave now. When I compile this into my Ruby.gba rom, everything works perfect, except when I assign the offset to somebody, and I go to test it, the screen freezes. Nothing moves. Also, is it supposed to show up in a hex editor? 'cause when I go to the offset, nothing's there... What am I doing wrong? In ScriptEd, I open up bagon5.rbc, hit -compile- and select Ruby.gba. rkclog says it works, but when I go to play, it does not... Is there something wrong with my script? |
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1098 Newcomer  Since: 03-12-06 From: Right here. Last post: 6660 days Last view: 6660 days |
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| Thank you very much; I'll test that now.
What do the raw binary bytes do, anyway? -edits- Still not working... any other suggestions? (edited by Jonny Buuz on 03-16-06 07:55 PM) |
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1098 Newcomer Since: 03-12-06 From: Right here. Last post: 6660 days Last view: 6660 days |
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| None of these work; I know it's probably difficult to help me from here, but does anybody have any suggestions? Just something I can try; I really wanna put my script in.
Thank you. |
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