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Branes Palette Editing (R/S/FR/LG - APE)

♠εx

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    Tutorial: - Hack Mew - ; Advance Palette Editor.

    [S-HIGHLIGHT]This program is made to edit palettes of games without the struggle of a hex editor. Change your tiles before you edit the palette![/S-HIGHLIGHT]

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    [S-HIGHLIGHT]Follow the steps bellow to get into the palette editing bit.[/S-HIGHLIGHT]

    1. Open your rom.
    2. Click "Load by Offset"
    3. Enter the offset you are editting.
    4. Click the copy button in the actual palette section.

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    [S-HIGHLIGHT]Search around the Tutorial Section for better Palette Finding Tutorials[/S-HIGHLIGHT]

    Hex-Finding
    1. Open your rom in VBA
    2. Find an outside area
    3. Go to Palette Viewer in the Options Section
    4. Click on one of the colours
    5. Copy down the numbers shown at the bottom
    6. Find another one
    7. Put them together and search them in a hex editor

    Finding it in APE
    1. Open your rom in a vba
    2. Find an outside area
    3. Go to Palette Viewer in the options section
    4. Copy down the codes for the colours; the ones that have 4 numbers.
    5. Open your rom in APE
    6. Click load by searching
    7. Enter the colours you used
    8. Click search

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    [S-HIGHLIGHT]The Picture Tutorial; Rom has already been loaded.[/S-HIGHLIGHT]

    List of Palettes.
    Ruby/Sapphire
    Pallete2: E94352
    Pallete3: E94382
    Pallete4: E943A0
    Pallete5: E943C6

    Fire Red/Leaf Green
    Pallete0: EA1B60
    Pallete2: EA1B80
    Pallete3: EA1B90
    Pallete4: EA1BEA


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    Fig1. The Rom has been loaded. Click the Load by Offset Button and enter your offset, after doing that click load. 16 Colours should come up below.

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    Fig2. Click the copy button next to the actual palette. (The picture with no brush or x or arrows.) The colours should show up in the changed palette section. Edit the colours there. It should say below in my picture which colours are used for what. Edit these colours as much as you want. Try to keep them sensible and matching.

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    Click the replace button and your done. If you want to edit another palette next to the offset should be an arrow (>), that should automatically go to the next palette. You should be able to tell which one it is because of the colours. Open your rom in Advance Map and check the palettes are alright.

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    [S-HIGHLIGHT]Submit your own palette.[/S-HIGHLIGHT]
     
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    Hedgehogger

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  • Awesome tutorial! This one actually works, and thanks to you, I now know Spriting, Scripting, Tile Editing, Mapping, AND Palette Editing!

    Only one thing of this tutorial I didn't understand: How do you find your own offsets? (Such as the "E94352")
     

    ♠εx

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    I'll post that up soon, it's also around the PC Aswell.
    It involves using VBA.
     
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    this is a real good tutorial helped me alot

    its not the effect i wanted but its stting me on the way to do it.

    Thanks
     

    ♠εx

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    Some people have been asking on how to find palettes like 8 and above.
    This is one thing I don't really know, I beleive that theres something deeper with those palettes, cause they change from town to town. I beleive you would need to use the eyedropper and search for it. I can't explain this bit, sorry.
     

    cooley

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  • To Find the palette offsets in ape, you search for the row of palettes Through a
    Hex editor. The offset where you find the Palettes is the one you search for in APE.

    That is how you get 'EA1B60'. Hope it helped.
    -cooley
     

    SerenadeDS

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    I have a a lot of Offsets I've saved over time. I guess I can share! ;)


    ***FireRed***

    ~ PALETTE #0 - 00EA1B68

    ~ PALETTE #1 - 00EA1B88

    ~ PALETTE #2 - 00EA1BA8

    ~ PALETTE #3 - 00EA1BC8

    ~ PALETTE #4 - 00EA1BE8

    ~ PALETTE #5 - 00EA1C08

    ~ PALETTE #6 - 00EA1C28

    ~ PALETTE #7 - 0026D8A0

    ~ PALETTE #8 - 0026D8C0

    ~ PALETTE #9 - 0026D8E0

    ~ PALETTE #10 - 0026D900

    ~ PALETTE #11 - 0026D920

    ~ PALETTE #12 - 0026D940

    ~ PALETTE #13 - 0026D960

    ~ PALETTE #14 - 0026D980

    ~ PALETTE #15 - 0026D9A0

    ~ TEXT BOX - 00471DEC

    ~ TITLE SCREEN - 00EAE094

    ~ TRAINER CARD - 00E99198

    ~ OAK INTRO (BG) - 00460568

    ~ TRAINER CARD (BG) - 00E991B8

    ~ HIRO SPRITE (INTRO) - 0046161C

    ~ POKEMON TITLE SCREEN LOGO - 00EAB6C4



    ***Emerald***

    ~ PALETTE #0 - 00DD4E10

    ~ PALETTE #1 - 00DD4E30

    ~ PALETTE #2 - 00DD4E50

    ~ PALETTE #3 - 00DD4E70

    ~ PALETTE #4 - 00DD4E90

    ~ PALETTE #5 - 00DD4EB0

    ~ PALETTE #6 - 0033A7C4

    ~ PALETTE #7 - 0033A7E4

    ~ PALETTE #8 - 0033A804

    ~ PALETTE #9 - 0033A824

    ~ PALETTE #10 - 0033A844

    ~ PALETTE #11 - 0033A864

    ~ PALETTE #12 - 0033A884

    ~ PALETTE #13 - 0033A8A4

    ~ PALETTE #14 - 0033A8C4

    ~ PALETTE #15 - 0033A8E4

    ~ TEXT BOX - 00DDD728



    ***Ruby***

    ~ PALETTE #0 - 00216EEC

    ~ PALETTE #1 - 00216F0C

    ~ PALETTE #2 - 00216F2C

    ~ PALETTE #3 - 00216F4C

    ~ PALETTE #4 - 00216F6C

    ~ PALETTE #5 - 00216F8C

    ~ PALETTE #6 - 00216FAC

    ~ PALETTE #7 - 00216FCC

    ~ PALETTE #8 - 00216FEC

    ~ PALETTE #9 - 0021700C

    ~ PALETTE #10 - 0021702C

    ~ PALETTE #11 - 0021704C

    ~ PALETTE #12 - 0021706C

    ~ PALETTE #13 - 0021708C

    ~ PALETTE #14 - 002170AC

    ~ PALETTE #15 - 002170CC

    ~ TEXT BOX - 001E66CA



    Give credit please? Hope this helps everyone! :)
     
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  • can some 1 plz provide palettes offsets for the male hero like backsprites, overworld, picking male or female sprite, and battle sprite thank you in advance
     

    ♠εx

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    When trying to find backsprites or overworlds, just use the eyedropper in APE and click search, make sure you use at least 6 colours. Keep trying until you find it, it shouldn't take that long.
     

    Binary

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    Use Unzl and search the male/female sprite and there should be a pallete offset,
    Copy that offset to APE and there should be the male's/female's palletes,
    and just edit em
     
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  • what do u mean use at least 6 colors? do u mean search for 6 colors at once or do i use at least 6 colors in my custom overworlds?
     

    ♠εx

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    I think I put this in the first post? Meh...

    If your looking for overworld palettes, use the eyedropper and just to be sure, use six different colours to find your palette. If it's not the right one, try adding more.

    I'll be updating the whole thread soon, but i'm busy :)
     
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  • Your tutorial is cool, but i don't have the program. i want to hack my own Johto version from Emerald. can anyone help me get the program
     

    ♠εx

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    There are no offsets for D/P Pokemon, they aren't in GBA games, and there are no programs to find their offsets in D/P.

    (I'm going to redo the thread soon, i'm doing it up in word)
     
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