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  • That is a recovery ini that has the locations of pointers. That can't be changed without serious ASM skill. The main ini is a regular pokeroms.ini file in the root directory, not a python file.

    I think I pull off the drawing to DC for you. What format will it be coming in? A list of tuples or what?
    Well, one thing you could do if you go with the IDE approach is something like PKSV's movement helper.

    Or, you could do a list of movement "functions" like this:
    def movements():
    walk_left(3)
    walk_down(2)
    ...
    end()
    That could be a way to do it.

    Worst case, you set it up like the messages, but make it a bytearray or something until you can get a better method set up.
    Yes it can. I used it to write my images for the position editor (I used full images there, but it has finer controls). It was wx.DC. I haven't touched it in a while though.

    I have no idea how to bind python to C. Never actually had a need for it lol.
    Not really at this point. I haven't touched python 3 at all, that was just how I was taught to write my classes, lol. I emulated the BIOS because that was the easiest way for me to do it. It is a little slow, but not terribly since the images are only 64x64 pixels.
    It's just been approved, sorry for the delay! You can't check if it's still under approval or rejected, but you can ask any moderator if it's been longer than 24 hours and your thread hasn't shown up.
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