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MarineTyler's XSE Scripting Tutorial!!!
I will be updating the thread daily to add all the features of XSE. I plan to Update with a new lesson every week, by the time this Tutorial is over, you should be able to find every bit of information necessary to script by viewing each detailed section!
Intro
Message Scripts and Compiling
Flags
I will be updating the thread daily to add all the features of XSE. I plan to Update with a new lesson every week, by the time this Tutorial is over, you should be able to find every bit of information necessary to script by viewing each detailed section!
Intro
Spoiler:
Introduction
Tools Needed
Terms for XSE
What are Scripts?
Spoiler:
Hello Everyone, My name is Tyler! I have been Pokemon Rom Hacking for about 2 years now, learning everything to about it. I've played all the Popular hacks (Ruby Destiny's, Light Platinum, Flora Sky, etc.) and learned, what the people want, why they want it, and how to make these desires come true. That's why today I am going to bring to you my most impressive skill, Scripting! To me Pokemon hacking, and creating video games in general is all about the scripts. They bring the foundation of what the game is about to life! Lately I have had many members ask me how to script in which I just directed them to Diegoisawesome's Thread. (http://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=164276) But many members still had questions, so instead of explaining myself and Diegoisawesome over and over again, I am going to make this thread! So with Diegoisawesome's permission, I am going to bring you an amazing, hopefully simpler scripting tutorial!
Tools Needed
Spoiler:
XSE (Extreme Script Editor)
FSF (Free Space Finder)
Advanced Map
Your Pokemon Rom
FSF (Free Space Finder)
Advanced Map
Your Pokemon Rom
Terms for XSE
Spoiler:
Dynamic Offsets - Offsets are the data numbers that hold information.
Pointers - Pointers are a set of data numbers that 'point' to the offset where data is held so something can happen.
Commands - Commands are the words used in XSE to make everything happen.
Compile - The process of putting the data into your game to be used.
Pointers - Pointers are a set of data numbers that 'point' to the offset where data is held so something can happen.
Commands - Commands are the words used in XSE to make everything happen.
Compile - The process of putting the data into your game to be used.
What are Scripts?
Spoiler:
Scripts are the information stored in games that allow for any action to be taken within a game. Let's look at what a script looks like.
Scripts, when looked at like this, become extremely easy to understand.
You have your 'Dynamic Offset' which in basic terms mean, "Where the Script is stored in game".
You also have your 'Pointer' which in basic terms mean, "How I find my Dynamic Offset in game".
Finally, we have 'Command' which in basic terms mean, "What do you want to happen in game".
Now that you understand what a Script is compiled of, now we can go onto the fun part. Writing them!
Note* For the sake of the tutorial I am going to use '0x900000' for the Dynamic Offset and 'Start' for the Pointer.
Note* To find Free Space for your Dynamic Offset, use FSF.
Simply open your rom in FSF.
Where it says search from offset type 900000
Then Click Search
and finally, Copy.
This # can be used for your Dynamic Offset!
Code:
#dynamic 0xOffset
#org @pointer
Command
Command
Command
etc.Scripts, when looked at like this, become extremely easy to understand.
You have your 'Dynamic Offset' which in basic terms mean, "Where the Script is stored in game".
You also have your 'Pointer' which in basic terms mean, "How I find my Dynamic Offset in game".
Finally, we have 'Command' which in basic terms mean, "What do you want to happen in game".
Now that you understand what a Script is compiled of, now we can go onto the fun part. Writing them!
Note* For the sake of the tutorial I am going to use '0x900000' for the Dynamic Offset and 'Start' for the Pointer.
Note* To find Free Space for your Dynamic Offset, use FSF.
Simply open your rom in FSF.
Where it says search from offset type 900000
Then Click Search
and finally, Copy.
This # can be used for your Dynamic Offset!
Message Scripts and Compiling
Spoiler:
Message Scripts
Compiling the Script
But, How do we use my Script?
Our Message Script Test
Extras for Messages
Spoiler:
Message Scripts are basic scripts that allow text to be shown in game. (Talking, Signs, etc.)
First, let's take a look at a basic Message Script.
Now I'm going to go over this from top to bottom.
#Dynamic 0x900000 - This is where the game is going to store the script in its offset data.
#org @start - #org in scripts signifies the beginning of a script. @start(Pointer) is the pointer that will tell the game where to look in it's offset to find your script.
Note* @(Pointer) can be any word, as long as it has no spaces.
Good Pointers
@start ; @begin ; @MasterZolt ; Iamtheman ;
Bad Pointers
@start here ; Pokemon Love ; Iam a goofygoober
Now let's start the Commands!
Lock - Makes the NPC (Non Playable Character) stop what they are doing. (Walking, Running, Looking around, etc.)
Faceplayer - Makes the NPC look at the player.
Msgbox @talk 0x6 - This command tells the game text is going to appear, and your pointer (@talk) points to what you want to be said.
Boxset #'s
Release - This 'releases' the command 'lock', letting the NPC go back to what they were doing.
End - This is how you 'end' your scripts. It tells the game your script is over and to continue on with the game.
#org @talk = Pokemon is Life - This is the message your "Message @talk(Pointer)" was pointing to. It's written #org @talk because in a sense it is its own script. So we have to 'point' to the information we want displayed. The "Pokemon is Life" is your message itself that will appear in game. You put an '=' before the message to let the game know it's text.
Now that we understand Message Scripts, let's go over Compiling the script into our game.
First, let's take a look at a basic Message Script.
Code:
#dynamic 0x900000
#org @start
lock
faceplayer
msgbox @talk 0x6
release
end
#org @talk
= Pokemon is Life.Now I'm going to go over this from top to bottom.
#Dynamic 0x900000 - This is where the game is going to store the script in its offset data.
#org @start - #org in scripts signifies the beginning of a script. @start(Pointer) is the pointer that will tell the game where to look in it's offset to find your script.
Note* @(Pointer) can be any word, as long as it has no spaces.
Good Pointers
@start ; @begin ; @MasterZolt ; Iamtheman ;
Bad Pointers
@start here ; Pokemon Love ; Iam a goofygoober
Now let's start the Commands!
Lock - Makes the NPC (Non Playable Character) stop what they are doing. (Walking, Running, Looking around, etc.)
Faceplayer - Makes the NPC look at the player.
Msgbox @talk 0x6 - This command tells the game text is going to appear, and your pointer (@talk) points to what you want to be said.
Boxset #'s
Spoiler:
0x2 - Description:
This is the msgbox used for normal people. Using this type means that you don't need to use the lock, faceplayer or release commands.
0x3 - Description:
Used for signs etc. No lock or faceplayer effect. Only shows the sign textbox when used on an actual sign.
0x4 - Description:
A normal msgbox except for the fact that it does not close. Command closeonkeypress must be used to close it. No lock or faceplayer effect.
0x5 - Used for Yes/No questions. No lock or faceplayer effect.
0x6 - Description:
Normal textbox. Has no lock or faceplayer effect.
This is the msgbox used for normal people. Using this type means that you don't need to use the lock, faceplayer or release commands.
0x3 - Description:
Used for signs etc. No lock or faceplayer effect. Only shows the sign textbox when used on an actual sign.
0x4 - Description:
A normal msgbox except for the fact that it does not close. Command closeonkeypress must be used to close it. No lock or faceplayer effect.
0x5 - Used for Yes/No questions. No lock or faceplayer effect.
0x6 - Description:
Normal textbox. Has no lock or faceplayer effect.
Release - This 'releases' the command 'lock', letting the NPC go back to what they were doing.
End - This is how you 'end' your scripts. It tells the game your script is over and to continue on with the game.
#org @talk = Pokemon is Life - This is the message your "Message @talk(Pointer)" was pointing to. It's written #org @talk because in a sense it is its own script. So we have to 'point' to the information we want displayed. The "Pokemon is Life" is your message itself that will appear in game. You put an '=' before the message to let the game know it's text.
Now that we understand Message Scripts, let's go over Compiling the script into our game.
Compiling the Script
Spoiler:
Now that we have our Script, let's learn how to insert the data into our game so it can be used.
First, open your Rom in XSE.
Next, Let's insert our Script from above in.
Note* I have edited my theme in XSE to preference. You can do this in the 'Format' tab.
Now click the gear
This box should appear... and click copy.
There! You have successfully Compiled your script, and copied the offset for you to put in game!
First, open your Rom in XSE.
Next, Let's insert our Script from above in.
Note* I have edited my theme in XSE to preference. You can do this in the 'Format' tab.
Now click the gear
This box should appear... and click copy.
There! You have successfully Compiled your script, and copied the offset for you to put in game!
But, How do we use my Script?
Spoiler:
Now that we have our script compiled into the game, and have copied the offset where it is stored, we can assign it to an NPC.
First open your Rom in Advanced Map and then open up your map, (I'm using Pallet Town in Pokemon Firered) this should be what you see.
Now first, click on the 'Events' tab and we need to add our NPC or otherwise stated, Sprite. You can do this by going to the Bottom-Right corner and clicking the up arrow on 'Number of Person Events' and then clicking 'Change Events'.
Now on your map you should see a Sprite has appeared in the Top-Left corner. You can drag them anywhere you would like on the map. From here, you're going to want to change them from the original Trainer Sprite. You can do this by clicking the up arrow on 'Picture No:'. I'm going to change the 'Movement Type:' for the sake of the tutorial to show what the command lock does. Finally we need to paste our offset from XSE into the bar that says, 'Script Offset:'.
If you did everything I did, you should see this.
Now click the Save button at the Top-Left corner, and you're Done!
First open your Rom in Advanced Map and then open up your map, (I'm using Pallet Town in Pokemon Firered) this should be what you see.
Now first, click on the 'Events' tab and we need to add our NPC or otherwise stated, Sprite. You can do this by going to the Bottom-Right corner and clicking the up arrow on 'Number of Person Events' and then clicking 'Change Events'.
Now on your map you should see a Sprite has appeared in the Top-Left corner. You can drag them anywhere you would like on the map. From here, you're going to want to change them from the original Trainer Sprite. You can do this by clicking the up arrow on 'Picture No:'. I'm going to change the 'Movement Type:' for the sake of the tutorial to show what the command lock does. Finally we need to paste our offset from XSE into the bar that says, 'Script Offset:'.
If you did everything I did, you should see this.
Now click the Save button at the Top-Left corner, and you're Done!
Our Message Script Test
Spoiler:
Success!
Extras for Messages
Spoiler:
Text Adjuster
When you are writing longer messages you have to keep in mind that there is only so much room in the boxes that appear on screen in game. To avoid any glitchy message boxes, use the Text Adjuster. You can find this in XSE under Tools -> Text Adjuster. Type in your message, and click 'convert', and then 'insert'. This makes messages appear the right way in your game.
Special Effects
Text Color
To add color to your text, you have to add these codes right before your message.
FireRed/LeafGreen
Ruby/Sapphire
Emerald
Example:
Here's how it looks in game.
Hex Values
In game there are symbols that we can activate with this command.
Let me start with explaining Special Letters.
When you are in Tools -> Text Adjuster if you right click, it will say at the bottom of the choice window 'Special Characters'. That's how you get letters like the accented 'e' in Pokemon.
\h - Our hex value code.
With this list of options you can make special symbols appear like '$'.
Example:
Here's how it looks in game.
Vars
[player] - Displays player's name.
[rival] - Displays rival's name.
Example:
Note* Player = Zolt ; Rival = Gary
What it look like in game:
When you are writing longer messages you have to keep in mind that there is only so much room in the boxes that appear on screen in game. To avoid any glitchy message boxes, use the Text Adjuster. You can find this in XSE under Tools -> Text Adjuster. Type in your message, and click 'convert', and then 'insert'. This makes messages appear the right way in your game.
Special Effects
Text Color
To add color to your text, you have to add these codes right before your message.
FireRed/LeafGreen
Spoiler:
White - [white_fr]
Black - [black_fr]
Gray - [grey_fr]
Red - [red_fr]
Orange - [orange_fr]
Green - [green_fr]
Light Green - [lightgreen_fr]
Blue - [blue_fr]
Light Blue - [lightblue_fr]
Light Blue 2 - [lightblue2_fr]
Cyan - [cyan_fr]
Light Blue 3 - [lightblue3_fr]
Navy Blue - [navyblue_fr]
Dark Navy Blue - [darknavyblue_fr]
Black - [black_fr]
Gray - [grey_fr]
Red - [red_fr]
Orange - [orange_fr]
Green - [green_fr]
Light Green - [lightgreen_fr]
Blue - [blue_fr]
Light Blue - [lightblue_fr]
Light Blue 2 - [lightblue2_fr]
Cyan - [cyan_fr]
Light Blue 3 - [lightblue3_fr]
Navy Blue - [navyblue_fr]
Dark Navy Blue - [darknavyblue_fr]
Ruby/Sapphire
Spoiler:
Transparent - [transp_rs]
Dark Gray - [darkgrey_rs]
Red - [red_rs]
Light Green - [lightgreen_rs]
Blue - [blue_rs]
Yellow - [yellow_rs]
Cyan - [cyan_rs]
Magenta - [magenta_rs]
Gray - [grey_rs]
Black - [black_rs]
Light Gray - [lightgrey_rs]
White - [white_rs]
Sky Blue - [skyblue_rs]
Dark Sky Blue - [darkskyblue_rs]
Dark Gray - [darkgrey_rs]
Red - [red_rs]
Light Green - [lightgreen_rs]
Blue - [blue_rs]
Yellow - [yellow_rs]
Cyan - [cyan_rs]
Magenta - [magenta_rs]
Gray - [grey_rs]
Black - [black_rs]
Light Gray - [lightgrey_rs]
White - [white_rs]
Sky Blue - [skyblue_rs]
Dark Sky Blue - [darkskyblue_rs]
Emerald
Spoiler:
White - [white_em]
Dark Gray - [darkgrey_em]
Gray - [grey_em]
Red - [red_em]
Orange - [orange_em]
Green - [green_em]
Light Green - [lightgreen_em]
Blue - [blue_em]
Light Blue - [lightblue_em]
White 4 - [white4_em]
Lime Green- [limegreen_em]
Aqua - [aqua_em]
Navy - [navy_em]
Dark Gray - [darkgrey_em]
Gray - [grey_em]
Red - [red_em]
Orange - [orange_em]
Green - [green_em]
Light Green - [lightgreen_em]
Blue - [blue_em]
Light Blue - [lightblue_em]
White 4 - [white4_em]
Lime Green- [limegreen_em]
Aqua - [aqua_em]
Navy - [navy_em]
Example:
Code:
#dynamic 0x900000
#org @start
lock
faceplayer
msgbox @talk 0x6
release
end
#org @talk
= [green_fr]This text is Green!Here's how it looks in game.
This text is Green!
Hex Values
In game there are symbols that we can activate with this command.
Let me start with explaining Special Letters.
When you are in Tools -> Text Adjuster if you right click, it will say at the bottom of the choice window 'Special Characters'. That's how you get letters like the accented 'e' in Pokemon.
\h - Our hex value code.
With this list of options you can make special symbols appear like '$'.
Spoiler:
00=
01=À
02=Á
03=Â
04=Ç
05=È
06=É
07=Ê
08=Ë
09=Ì
0B=Î
0C=Ï
0D=Ò
0E=Ó
0F=Ô
10=Æ
11=Ù
12=Ú
13=Û
14=Ñ
15=ß
16=à
17=á
19=ç
1A=è
1B=é
1C=ê
1D=ë
1E=ì
20=î
21=ï
22=ò
23=ó
24=ô
25=æ
26=ù
27=ú
28=û
29=ñ
2A=º
2B=ª
2C=·
2D=&
2E=+
34=[Lv]
35==
36=;
51=¿
52=¡
53=[PK]
54=[MN]
55=[PO]
56=[Ke]
57=[BL]
58=[OC]
59=[K]
5A=Í
5B=%
5C=(
5D=)
68=â
6F=í
79=
7A=[D]
7B=[L]
7C=[R]
A1=0
A2=1
A3=2
A4=3
A5=4
A6=5
A7=6
A8=7
A9=8
AA=9
AB=!
AC=?
AD=.
AE=-
AF=·
B0=[...]
B1="
B2=["]
B3='
B4=[']
B5=[m]
B6=[f]
B7=$
B8=,
B9=[x]
BA=/
BB=A
BC=B
BD=C
BE=D
BF=E
C0=F
C1=G
C2=H
C3=I
C4=J
C5=K
C6=L
C7=M
C8=N
C9=O
CA=P
CB=Q
CC=R
CD=S
CE=T
CF=U
D0=V
D1=W
D2=X
D3=Y
D4=Z
D5=a
D6=b
D7=c
D8=d
D9=e
DA=f
DB=g
DC=h
DD=i
DE=j
DF=k
E0=l
E1=m
E2=n
E3=o
E4=p
E5=q
E6=r
E7=s
E8=t
E9=u
EA=v
EB=w
EC=x
ED=y
EE=z
EF=[>]
F0=:
F1=Ä
F2=Ö
F3=Ü
F4=ä
F5=ö
F6=ü
F7=
F8=[d]
F9=[l]
FA=\l
FB=\p
FC=\c
FD=\v
FE=\n
FF=\x
01=À
02=Á
03=Â
04=Ç
05=È
06=É
07=Ê
08=Ë
09=Ì
0B=Î
0C=Ï
0D=Ò
0E=Ó
0F=Ô
10=Æ
11=Ù
12=Ú
13=Û
14=Ñ
15=ß
16=à
17=á
19=ç
1A=è
1B=é
1C=ê
1D=ë
1E=ì
20=î
21=ï
22=ò
23=ó
24=ô
25=æ
26=ù
27=ú
28=û
29=ñ
2A=º
2B=ª
2C=·
2D=&
2E=+
34=[Lv]
35==
36=;
51=¿
52=¡
53=[PK]
54=[MN]
55=[PO]
56=[Ke]
57=[BL]
58=[OC]
59=[K]
5A=Í
5B=%
5C=(
5D=)
68=â
6F=í
79=
7A=[D]
7B=[L]
7C=[R]
A1=0
A2=1
A3=2
A4=3
A5=4
A6=5
A7=6
A8=7
A9=8
AA=9
AB=!
AC=?
AD=.
AE=-
AF=·
B0=[...]
B1="
B2=["]
B3='
B4=[']
B5=[m]
B6=[f]
B7=$
B8=,
B9=[x]
BA=/
BB=A
BC=B
BD=C
BE=D
BF=E
C0=F
C1=G
C2=H
C3=I
C4=J
C5=K
C6=L
C7=M
C8=N
C9=O
CA=P
CB=Q
CC=R
CD=S
CE=T
CF=U
D0=V
D1=W
D2=X
D3=Y
D4=Z
D5=a
D6=b
D7=c
D8=d
D9=e
DA=f
DB=g
DC=h
DD=i
DE=j
DF=k
E0=l
E1=m
E2=n
E3=o
E4=p
E5=q
E6=r
E7=s
E8=t
E9=u
EA=v
EB=w
EC=x
ED=y
EE=z
EF=[>]
F0=:
F1=Ä
F2=Ö
F3=Ü
F4=ä
F5=ö
F6=ü
F7=
F8=[d]
F9=[l]
FA=\l
FB=\p
FC=\c
FD=\v
FE=\n
FF=\x
Example:
Code:
#dynamic 0x900000
#org @start
lock
faceplayer
msgbox @talk 0x6
release
end
#org @talk
= This script works at \h5B100!Here's how it looks in game.
This script works at %100!
Vars
[player] - Displays player's name.
[rival] - Displays rival's name.
Example:
Code:
#dynamic 0x900000
#org @start
lock
faceplayer
msgbox @talk 0x6
release
end
#org @talk
= [player]: Hey [Rival]! What's up!?Note* Player = Zolt ; Rival = Gary
What it look like in game:
Zolt: Hey Gary! What's up!?
Flags
Spoiler:
What are Flags?
Using Flags
Preset Flags
Spoiler:
Flags are the 'Event Activators' of Video Games. Without flags, nothing could be started at another point. The game would be one straight line of boring. They are crucial to creating events in a game in a certain series of ways that you determine. Let's say you want a person to appear somewhere, but not until you talk to someone else saying, " I think I saw him down at the beach. ". This would take the action of Flags.
Using Flags
Spoiler:
The best way for me to explain Flags, is to just show you a script with the most common flag usage.
Let's start with checkflag:
Checkflag does exactly as it says, it 'checks' if a flag has been 'set', and if it has been 'set' an different script will be 'pointed' to. It is 'pointed' to by using either "if 0x1 goto @'pointer' - or 'if 0x0 goto @'pointer'" ( If you can't tell the only difference is the '0xvalue' ) 0x1, means that if the flag is set goto @'pointer', and if it's not set, it will continue with the script. Similarly, 0x0 checks if the flag is not set, and if it isn't, it will goto @'pointer', and if the flag is set, the script will continue normally.
My example uses 0x1 which means that the flag will have to be seen first.
Let's learn about setflag:
Setflag does exactly as it says as well, it 'sets' a flag so that it may be 'checked' if so willing. The only part about 'setflag' you really need to know, is that you pay attention to where in a script you choose to 'set' it. Notice how I put 'setflag 0x1200' at the end of the script right before it ended. By putting it there, it skips the checkflag because the flag was checked, and it wasn't there. I put the setflag at the end so that it can be checked the next time you activate the script. ( Talk to the NPC )
Finally, the 0xvalue:
We put an 0xvalue after a flag to determine which flag we are using. ( To be safe, I would just start at 0x1200 and go up from there 0x1201, 0x1202, etc. )
Available Flag Numbers
So this is how the script would work.
Code:
#dynamic 0x900000
#org @start
lock
faceplayer
checkflag 0x1200
if 0x1 goto @done
msgbox @talk 0x6
setflag 0x1200
release
end
#org @talk
= Is this the first time we're meeting? We should be friends!
#org @done
msgbox @speak 0x6
release
end
#org @speak
= Hey you're the guy from before!Let's start with checkflag:
Checkflag does exactly as it says, it 'checks' if a flag has been 'set', and if it has been 'set' an different script will be 'pointed' to. It is 'pointed' to by using either "if 0x1 goto @'pointer' - or 'if 0x0 goto @'pointer'" ( If you can't tell the only difference is the '0xvalue' ) 0x1, means that if the flag is set goto @'pointer', and if it's not set, it will continue with the script. Similarly, 0x0 checks if the flag is not set, and if it isn't, it will goto @'pointer', and if the flag is set, the script will continue normally.
My example uses 0x1 which means that the flag will have to be seen first.
Let's learn about setflag:
Setflag does exactly as it says as well, it 'sets' a flag so that it may be 'checked' if so willing. The only part about 'setflag' you really need to know, is that you pay attention to where in a script you choose to 'set' it. Notice how I put 'setflag 0x1200' at the end of the script right before it ended. By putting it there, it skips the checkflag because the flag was checked, and it wasn't there. I put the setflag at the end so that it can be checked the next time you activate the script. ( Talk to the NPC )
Finally, the 0xvalue:
We put an 0xvalue after a flag to determine which flag we are using. ( To be safe, I would just start at 0x1200 and go up from there 0x1201, 0x1202, etc. )
Available Flag Numbers
Spoiler:
Firered/Leafgreen:
Ruby/Sapphire:
Emerald:
You can use these, but as I said before, you can also just use 1200 and up to be safe.
Spoiler:
0x1
0x2
0x3
0x4
0x5
0x6
0x2B
0x2C
0x2E
0x2F
0x30
0x31
0x32
0x33
0x34
0x35
0x36
0x37
0x39
0x3D
0x3E
0x3F
0x40
0x41
0x42
0x43
0x44
0x45
0x46
0x47
0x48
0x49
0x4A
0x4B
0x4C
0x4D
0x50
0x52
0x54
0x58
0x59
0x5C
0x5D
0x5F
0x62
0x63
0x64
0x65
0x66
0x67
0x68
0x69
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0xC1
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0xFF
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0x921
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0x92F
0x930
0x931
0x932
0x934
You can use these, but as I said before, you can also just use 1200 and up to be safe.
So this is how the script would work.
But, if we talk to them again, the checkflag will be activated and goto '@done' which is another script, where we placed a separate message to happen.You would talk to a person, and they would say, "Is this the first time we're meeting? We should be friends!" and then the script would set a flag (0x1200) and then be over.
You talk to a person, (the checkflag activates) and goes to the next script '@done)' where the NPC says, "Hey you're the guy from before!
Preset Flags
Spoiler:
These are Flags that when used activate certain events.
Firered:
Ruby/Sapphire:
Emerald:
They can be used like this.
Firered:
Spoiler:
0x820 – Activates First Badge
0x821 - Activates Second Badge
0x822 - Activates Third Badge
0x823 - Activates Fourth Badge
0x824 - Activates Fifth Badge
0x825 - Activates Sixth Badge
0x826 - Activates Seventh Badge
0x827 - Activates Eighth Badge
0x828 - Activates Pokemon Menu
0x829 - Activates Pokedex Menu
0x82F - Activates Running Shoes
0x821 - Activates Second Badge
0x822 - Activates Third Badge
0x823 - Activates Fourth Badge
0x824 - Activates Fifth Badge
0x825 - Activates Sixth Badge
0x826 - Activates Seventh Badge
0x827 - Activates Eighth Badge
0x828 - Activates Pokemon Menu
0x829 - Activates Pokedex Menu
0x82F - Activates Running Shoes
Ruby/Sapphire:
Spoiler:
0x800 - Activates Pokemon Menu
0x801 - Activates Pokedex Menu
0x802 - Activates Pokenav Menu
0x807 - Activates First Badge
0x808 - Activates Second Badge
0x809 - Activates Third Badge
0x80A - Activates Fourth Badge
0x80B - Activates Fifth Badge
0x80C - Activates Sixth Badge
0x80D - Activates Seventh Badge
0x80E - Activates Eighth Badge
0x860 - Activates Running Shoes
0x801 - Activates Pokedex Menu
0x802 - Activates Pokenav Menu
0x807 - Activates First Badge
0x808 - Activates Second Badge
0x809 - Activates Third Badge
0x80A - Activates Fourth Badge
0x80B - Activates Fifth Badge
0x80C - Activates Sixth Badge
0x80D - Activates Seventh Badge
0x80E - Activates Eighth Badge
0x860 - Activates Running Shoes
Emerald:
Spoiler:
0x860 - Activates Pokemon Menu
0x861 - Activates Pokedex Menu
0x862 - Activates Pokenav Menu
0x867 - Activates First Badge
0x868 - Activates Second Badge
0x869 - Activates Third Badge
0x86A - Activates Fourth Badge
0x86B - Activates Fifth Badge
0x86C - Activates Sixth Badge
0x86D - Activates Seventh Badge
0x86E - Activates Eighth Badge
0x8C0 - Activates Running Shoes
0x861 - Activates Pokedex Menu
0x862 - Activates Pokenav Menu
0x867 - Activates First Badge
0x868 - Activates Second Badge
0x869 - Activates Third Badge
0x86A - Activates Fourth Badge
0x86B - Activates Fifth Badge
0x86C - Activates Sixth Badge
0x86D - Activates Seventh Badge
0x86E - Activates Eighth Badge
0x8C0 - Activates Running Shoes
They can be used like this.
Code:
#dynamic 0x900000
#org @start
lock
faceplayer
msgbox @talk 0x6
setflag 0x8C0
release
end
#org @talk
= Here are your Running Shoes!In this script, you would talk to somebody and then they would say, " Here are your Running Shoes!" then the game would activate the flag that would give you your Running Shoes.
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