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Right, I missed those. In the data/commands.txt file, which you can edit, at line 136 it reads:
"trainerbattle": {"hex": 0x5C, "args": ("kind, num, ?, startmsg, defeatmsg",
(1, 2, 2, 4, 4))}, And it should read:
"trainerbattle": {"hex"...
That one's expected, not a bug :)
Like I said in my last post, unless you specifically disable it by setting "#define PKSV" before the #include's, msgbox is treated as a macro (see the std.rbh file), which expands as loadpointer + callstd, so that it can be used like this:
#include...
Ouch, the lack of testing is starting to show.
Here is a new release fixing the space issue: https://www.cosarara.me/jaume/files/RedAlien_nigtly_08-08-2016.zip
You should be able to use MSG_NORMAL, here is an example script which I've tested:
#define PKSV
#include "stdlib/std.rbh"
#dyn...
Hey, thanks for trying out my stuff. What you found were real issues in my program - thanks for taking the time to describe them here. I have fixed them all and uploaded a new version: https://www.cosarara.me/jaume/files/RedAlien_nigtly_07-08-2016.zip
Oh, by the way, the AI script mode is used...
Hi! It seems I'm still not well known enough around here. Welp, the scripting problem was solved ages ago. To be fair, PKSV-UI works just fine in wine, but even then I made my own script editor with XSE and PKSV compatibility as well as some extra features:
https://www.cosarara.me/py/redalien/
I...
When you decompile, the only information you have is what's in the ROM. How would the decompiler know your original source had an #asm in there?
EDIT: btw my tool has been around for a while.
I don't own a Mac, but I'll try to use a virtual machine to try to see what I can do (when I have the time, and that will probably be next week). Meanwhile, both PKSV and the Windows version of Red Alien should work using wine (at least they do on Linux).
Windows CAN use it, that's not what I meant. You just have to set your shell to utf8 with the command I pasted.
These are the steps:
1 - Launch Powershell
2 - "cd" to the directory where bluespider-cli.exe is
3 - Run "chcp 65001"
4 - Run bluespider-cli.exe with whatever arguments
Since it was not designed with windows in mind, to use it from windows powershell you'll have to first run the following to switch to unicode:
Then you can run whatever command you want:
(I'm assuming some experience with the shell here, knowing how to change directories and the like)
If you download from GitHub you'll be getting the source code, and what you want are the windows binaries. The most recent builds are always on my website, which I'm not allowed to link here (not enough messages on these boards) but you can find on my profile (Contact Info tab)