Nathan

Aww. :3 I'm doing quite well! How about you?

I'll PM you a free Visual Studio in a couple minutes. Enjoy!

Probably VisualBasic. You can make Windows Forms and other things that are algorithm-based, in a simple application. Especially of you have MS Visual Studio, which I highly recommend for any programmer.

That's ok, 24 hours ago I wouldn't have either lol
Well, it's late but read it over while I sleep. I read it over twice and look at what I accomplished already

.text
.align 2
.thumb
.thumb_func

This is required for all ASM hacks.

.global lesson1

you put the name of the file after .global

main:

The main event

push {r0-r1, lr}

push takes the data stored and moves it away so you can use free space. In this case we are freeing r0 and r1. You MUST put lr after pushing.

ldr r0, .PLAYER_DATA

Loads PLAYER_DATA into r0. ldr=load r
If you notice, at the bottom we define what exactly player_data is. It is the data stored at address 0x0300500C which IS the player's data.

ldr r0, [r0]
we are loading again but it's loading Itself? Yes, because 0x0300500C is a pointer, and if we load the pointer we load the data at the actual offset. so now r0 loads the actual data, instead of a pointer.

ldr r1, .VAR

We haven't used r1 yet, but now we load VAR into r1. r1 still has free space up until now. VAR is also a pointer, but it is a pointer to Variable 0x800D. So now, r1 IS Variable 0x800D.

ldrh r0, [r0, #0xC]

Now we use ldrh. It loads still, but a Half-word instead. If we used ldrb, it would load a byte, but that is too small. r0 still has our player data, but let's look for our secret ID #. our secret ID is 12 bytes away from the player data, and 12 in hex is 0xC. So we load the Half-word stored 12 bytes away from the player data, which is EXACTLY where our secret ID is stored. r0 now has our Player's secret ID.

strh r0, [r1]

str=store. strh=store half-word. It stores the data in r0 which is our secret ID into r1 which is Variable 0x8004. Now Variable 0x8004 has our secret ID!

pop {r0-r1, pc}

It is the opposite of push. push cleans r0 and r1, pop returns the previous data before we used the r's. Like push, you must always put pc when popping.

I've been stuck with computers all of my life.

First read this and tell me what you understand of it. It's ok if you don't, I'm gonna explain it anyway.

.text
.align 2
.thumb
.thumb_func
.global lesson1

main:
push {r0-r1, lr}
ldr r0, .PLAYER_DATA
ldr r0, [r0]
ldr r1, .VAR
ldrh r0, [r0, #0xC]
strh r0, [r1]
pop {r0-r1, pc}


.align 2
.PLAYER_DATA:
.word 0x0300500C
.VAR:
.word 0x020270B6 + (0x800D * 2)

Yes, pretty much.

C++, CSS, you name it.

I'm going to try to work with forms now, though I don't know where the Pokemon's type is stored. I will get back to you
P.s if you want to learn asm I can get you started now that I know it

The problem is that the stats are not calculated to the right values, instead they stay the same.
Asm is not hard really
there will definitely be more from where that came from now on!

Pretty much anything .NET, also some web design, scripting, and ASM/Binary.

You know how I said I would learn ASM? Well I did
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQPL6wr92GE
We could use this for a battle frontier or something

Yeah, I'll post the link on your VM in a few minutes. Canadian upload speed isn't too good... 100kb/sec max, and it's 101mb.

Uploading. I don't know if the gradual ascent in levels is too much or too little... Just another thing to work out through alpha testing.

I will never change my profile for a long time.

Depends on the map. If you assign me it on a weekend, Ill get you it the next day.

Dude, did you notice my forums blocked out?

Sure, Ill do it for a pal! I was gonna ask how you were doing. Just notice my mapping style is different from yours. Its gonna take a long time though.

Thanks! :D Will VM when it's up.