Recent content by Random92

You have to change the "border block" in advance map. Replace the tree with "dust" or whatever tiles you want outside the map.

1: Goto the laboratory (Pallet Town 4.3). Open Professor Oak's script, look for setflag 0x829. Add special 0x16F after setflag 0x829. Like this: setflag 0x829 special 0x16F edit: If there is no setflag 0x829 in that script, then check the scripts of the Pokéballs. 2: I don't quite understand...

No, it only shows the flags that are used by the game. You have to keep track of your own flags.

I have to thank you for this. Until I read this, I always compiled my scripts into my game. Then I checked them in-game, and if something was wrong (there are always errors, most of them are text errors) I just compiled the script into the game again. Now I realize if I continue to do that, the...

I too, would like a tutorial on that. The only thing I know is you can edit the attack animations in UNLZ, but I don't know how to do it.

So, this signpost thing you've made, it will "pop up" and cover the screen when you read a signpost in the game? That's really cool!

Tilemolester... that's like hacked unLZ by Hackmew, right? Answer to your question: 16x16

I made a new Grass tile, how do I edit the animation when you walk on it? Thanks in advance :)

If the Pokéball disappears and then reappers after one step it could be because you've used the same flag two times. Change flag and try again. 201-205 should be safe to use in FireRed.

Switch to VBA. Even if it doesn't solve your problem, you've upgraded to a better emulator so you've got a win - win situation right there.

I don't think you can trade between NDS games on an emulator. I've heard it's possible for GBA games though.

You can get most of them, but not Celebi. Celebi is event only.

Great guide, it explains everything you need to know about tile inserting. I used a combination of this and Aljam's guide to create my first custom tile. Thank you for taking the time to create this guide!

Ash493, I've used the flags 200-205, and they work fine for me :P I also agree with Blue4.

But is learning ASM really that important to beginners? IMO you should learn everything else first (mapping, xse, tiles/sprites/music inserting etc) before you jump into the world of asm.