Lance32497

sure

Can you give me IniFile? Sined IDK where is new Types. I need that file for seting up G3T and PGEGBA

I'm a little busy this weekend, I'll start about Feb 18th ish, maybe earlier if I have time.

Oh, have you read the second part of my intermediate tutorial? It explains that.

Anyways, it's like:


You would compile that, and place it at 08028D40. Hook via R1 just means you need to use register one to do the branch.

What I gave you was the code, and insertion instructions to make some ability behave like cloud nine or air lock. It's up to you to make the new ability. To give the new ability it's function, in the ASM I gave you, you want to replace [New ability ID] with whatever ability ID you gave your Ability. Inserting new abilities is a different problem, which doesn't require ASM. To give the abilities actual effects is where the ASM comes in. You can read about it in the R/D section.

By the way, were you still looking at adding abilities that do what Cloud Nine and Air lock do?

I made the ASM for it.


insert a hook via r1 at 08028D40.

Alright, I'll get to it soon.

Send me a save state with a Pokemon which evolves via happiness. Make sure that the Pokemon is maxed happiness too. (Maybe have a rare candy in your bag too :B

OK, basically for testing purposes, I need a Pokemon with max happiness and the item. Without a save state with that situation, I won't be able to test my code.

I can, but I'm going to need a save state to a situation where a Pokemon you would want to evolve. If you can do that, I don't mind writing/helping you write a routine for that.

Actually, I jumped the gun. There's only two things you need to change, and it will work for Firered.

ROUTINE is at 0x0809D955
VAL is at 0x080CC145

Then it will work!

Please post any progress you have here. I could use such a routine in Glazed 2.

I'm not sure does it work?

No with this 0xFFFF is being stored at 0x20370B8 (which is a RAM address).
If you want to copy some values in RAM into another portion of RAM, take a look at my PSS. It copies rather large portions of RAM around. It uses a function to do this, just take a look and you might understand.

Give it a try yourself, use the holding item routine by me, then branch to the evolution by happiness once true

.align 2
.thumb

MAIN:
push {r0-r4,lr}
add sp, -#0x8
ldr r0, VAL
str r0, [sp, #0x4]
ldr r1, MEMLOC
mov r0, #0x3
mov r2, #0x0
mov r3, #0xFF
bl JUMP
add sp, #0x8
pop {r0-r4, pc}
JUMP:
ldr r4, ROUTINE
bx r4

.align 2
VAL: .word 0x080861CD
MEMLOC: .word 0x020375D8
ROUTINE: .word 0x080E2D79

The items in red are the parameters the function takes in Glazed. r0 has the type of keyboard to display, such as PC BOX or the like, and r1 has the memory address the input will be placed. I currently have it set to place the letters in variables 0x8000 to 0x8004. I have no idea what r2 and r3 are for, but they appear to be necessary.

There's a small ASM Routine I made, with the help of a friend. You pass the type of keyboard (Player Name, Pokemon Nickname, etc.) and where the entry will be placed in memory when the player hits done. It then calls a routine that already existed in the game.

If you can find that routine, then you ought to be able to do what I did.

Your thread will need to be posted in the Progressing Hacks forum, and then if it garners the attention of other members or the moderators then hopefully it will be recommended for a future contest!

Well, variables are only half words. So you can store only 2 bytes in a variable. You do this by doing something like,

ldr r0, =(0x20370B8)
mov r1, #0xFFFF @here maybe instead of 0xFFFF you have some other value
strh r1, [r0]

Yeah, so depending on the evolution slots change it and it will work :)