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I combined this into 1 routine and cut the total size down a lot. All credit to DizzyEgg of course, this is nothing compared to creating the mod in the first place.
Code:.text .thumb .thumb_func .align 2 @ [B][COLOR="Red"]0x1C379E: 02 30 00 4A 10 47 XX+1 XX XX 08[/COLOR][/B] @ [B][COLOR="Red"]0x1C3864: 00 4A 10 47 XX+1 XX XX 08[/COLOR][/B] main: @ at this point... r0 contains our return address (- 8). Convenient! push {r5-r7} @ save return address for later. mov r6, r0 add r6, #0x8 @ to determine what function we were called from: @ if it was right stats, r9 is 0. if it was left stats, r9 has something in it. mov r7, r9 @ can't really use hi registers in thumb, mov it down. @ so, to check the function type: cmp r7, #0. eq means right stats. sub sp, sp, #0x20 ldr r0, [r4] @pokemon summary pointer. we're free to use r4 after this. add r0, #0xA3 @poke nature ldrb r1, [r0] ldr r0, nature_stat_table mov r2, #5 mul r2, r1 mov r1, sp mov r5, #0 add r2, r2, r0 @r2 contains nature info cmp r7, #0 beq right_stats_begin @@ LEFT STAT COLORING BEGIN @@@ left_stats_begin: ldr r3, left_stats_string handle_hp: ldrb r0, [r3, r5] strb r0, [r1, r5] add r5, #1 cmp r5, #6 bne handle_hp add r3, #6 add r1, #6 mov r5, #0 handle_atk: ldrb r0, [r2] cmp r0, #1 beq red_font_atk cmp r0, #0xFF bne copy_atk bl blue_font b copy_atk red_font_atk: bl red_font copy_atk: ldrb r0, [r3, r5] strb r0, [r1, r5] add r5, #1 cmp r5, #3 bne copy_atk add r3, #3 add r1, #3 mov r5, #0 handle_def: add r2, #1 ldrb r0, [r2] cmp r0, #1 beq red_font_def cmp r0, #0xFF beq blue_font_def bl default_font b copy_def red_font_def: bl red_font b copy_def blue_font_def: bl blue_font copy_def: ldrb r0, [r3, r5] strb r0, [r1, r5] add r5, #1 cmp r5, #3 bne copy_def b return @@@ LEFT STAT COLORING END @@ @@@ RIGHT STAT COLORING BEGIN @@@ right_stats_begin: add r2, #3 @r2 contains beg of spatk stat ldr r3, right_stats_string handle_spatk: ldrb r0, [r2] cmp r0, #1 beq red_font_spatk cmp r0, #0xFF bne copy_spatk bl blue_font b copy_spatk red_font_spatk: bl red_font copy_spatk: ldrb r0, [r3, r5] strb r0, [r1, r5] add r5, #1 cmp r5, #3 bne copy_spatk add r3, #3 add r1, #3 mov r5, #0 handle_spdef: add r2, #1 ldrb r0, [r2] cmp r0, #1 beq red_font_spdef cmp r0, #0xFF beq blue_font_spdef bl default_font b copy_spdef red_font_spdef: bl red_font b copy_spdef blue_font_spdef: bl blue_font copy_spdef: ldrb r0, [r3, r5] strb r0, [r1, r5] add r5, #1 cmp r5, #3 bne copy_spdef add r3, #3 add r1, #3 mov r5, #0 handle_spd: sub r2, #2 ldrb r0, [r2] cmp r0, #1 beq red_font_spd cmp r0, #0xFF beq blue_font_spd bl default_font b copy_spd red_font_spd: bl red_font b copy_spd blue_font_spd: bl blue_font copy_spd: ldrb r0, [r3, r5] strb r0, [r1, r5] add r5, #1 cmp r5, #3 bne copy_spd b return @@@ RIGHT STAT COLORING END @@@ @@@ FONT FUNCTIONS BEGIN @@@ blue_font: @FC 01 07 mov r4, #7 @color of the lowered stat b font_common red_font: @FC 01 05 mov r4, #5 @color of the raised stat b font_common default_font: @FC 01 01 mov r4, #1 @color of the regular stats @ just fall through to font_common (no need to branch) font_common: mov r0, #0xFC strb r0, [r1] add r1, #1 mov r0, #1 strb r0, [r1] add r1, #1 strb r4, [r1] add r1, #1 bx lr @@@ FONT FUNCTIONS END @@@ return: ldr r0, displayed_string mov r1, sp ldr r2, special_f7_string_fct bl x_r2 cmp r7, #0 beq skip_mov_r0_r9 mov r0, r9 skip_mov_r0_r9: add sp, sp, #0x20 mov r2, r6 pop {r5-r7} x_r2: bx r2 .align 2 nature_stat_table: .word 0x0831E818 left_stats_string: .word 0x0861CE82 right_stats_string: .word 0x0861CE8E displayed_string: .word 0x02021FC4 special_f7_string_fct: .word 0x081AFC29
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This routine highlights the numeric values of increasing/decreasing stats, but I would like for it to highlight the stat labels instead (ex. ATTACK, DEFENSE etc). How can I approach this? I will also donate to anyone who can do this for me.