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I don't think that was me. Or I don't remember doing it at least. Have you tried this?

cuz you don't love me enough ;(

community hack when

You can't do it with the patch. If you're installing from source you can expand your particle table and change these indexes to match your new particles. The sprites are somewhere in the thread, so you'll just have to search for those.

The game copies directly to the VRAM to do the animation. In the overworld, almost all of the background VRAM is used for the tilesets, which are basically the tilesets from both the primary and secondary blocksets concatenated together. The first tile in this combined tileset (which you can...

The animation format isn't data, it's actually a pointer to a function which is run every frame. This function edits the tile data directly in VRAM to animate the block. Lu-Ho's animation editor edits this routine to allow custom block animations, so you could disassemble the function that the...

I wonder getting a say means I could get that top secret project Harry showed us going. At the very least it would be cool to revive the community hack.

A few people have suggested I apply so I was sort of considering it, but I'm not sure I'd actually have the time atm

I thought you had to write a motivation or something :|

Write my application for me :X

Point One You should be able to remove the badge check by nopping the cmp at 0809C7FE (put two 00 bytes). The actual flag in question is at 0809C81C. This is the badge check for the normal overworld check. The party effect is actually a bit more complicated, and requires you to repoint two...

There are multiple limiters. They basically are just a pointer to the last command in the script command table. You'd have to change the pointers at 08069AA0, 08069B20, 08069B7C to point to a nop at end of your repointed table (they currently point to 0815FD08).

You're not going to be able to find out the compressed size of the image without decompressing it (i.e write custom software), which is probably why no tool cleans up after itself. The compression algorithm just keeps reading bytes until it has decompressed the number of bytes that appear in...

The size of an image depends on a number of factors, including its dimensions, format and whether it is compressed or not. You won't be able to see how much space a PNG should take up, since PNG is a compressed format completely different to that of the GBA format, so the size will obviously...

It definitely won't be. First, Pokemon are encrypted using a value that depends on your trainer ID, so while you might be able to write a Pokemon with a specific OT, you'd never get to write a Pokemon that belongs to the current trainer. Second, you can't write to the PC since that exists in the...