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  • I don't want the script to be like mine. Change the text and just make it less... similar to mine haha XD
    Ofc the commands shouldn't be changed, but you know what I mean. Also, watch out for poison, if you faint while on a boat, **** gets crazy
    Well mapping wasnt that hard.:)
    What will you do? Just start clean?
    And maybe, but can't you just use a-text?
    Yeah, that's kind of the point. We wanted to make the goal easily achievable, so people would actually get the challenge done. Although, there has been a low number of reviews this month, even with the easy to reach goal.
    That's correct! Just five reviews will net you a guaranteed in-depth review. The reason why it's so low is so that people who are busy with school can still participate.
    Thanks. It's more of a skill gained through experience writing routines. For teaching just use the tutorials around PC. Those were my teachers :P

    I'd be willing to answer any questions via VM or in their relevant threads :)
    More WBTO's? ASM is a tad hard, you might wanna learn most of the commands first, before you start making Routines.

    I dont even know ALL of them, but there are some basic ASM's you could try, like copying var's or checking if a pokemon has a status condition(a bit of a challenge.)
    I think their called directives, they go at the top of all ASM routines.

    Like #org @Main

    Pushes the contents of r0 and r1 onto the stack.(You'll have to come up with your own analogy for this)

    Loads the address(0x02036E28) into r0.

    'Moves' 0x3(hex, thanks to the '#' symbol) into register 1.

    Surprisingly, I forgot this, anyways, From what I remember this will write what is stored in the []'s(r0 containing #0x3) into the given register(r1 containing 0x02036E28)


    Label, you use this to store locations and stuff(xD)

    Reverses Pushy, and puts puts the data thats in the stack back in the register.
    You paste it in some free space, and then execute it via callasm in a script.

    Sorry for the late reply, Had to go on my phone for a while.
    Your not gonna run it, you drag a .ASM file onto it, or you can navigate to the folder, and compile it through command line.
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