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FireRed hack: Pokémon Vega (and Altair/Sirius) - English Version

bh02032002

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  • ok im playing the only translation available so I understand the real pokemon names. but altair and Sirius starts off pretty boring and than after the 6th gym things get pretty intense (I have not beat the game) but im excited for these games to get translated. (in case your wondering I just beat the 7th gym in altair)
     
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    Ideally, they should resemble the Vega logo's style. I'd ask the guy who did the Vega logo, but he disappeared.
    Oh hey, that guy is me.

    Speaking of which, I was working on something like that for the original Japanese patches...
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    Spoiler:

    That also means I figured out how to tilemap edit and tried tidying up Vega's title screen.
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    So I was messing around with this hack, and was getting annoyed at the grindy nature and sort of limited selection of early game Pokes for the first 1-2 gyms (trainers and wild Pokemon are like level 3-8 with default movesets, gym leader has full moveset, 5 potions, and a team that's 20 levels higher than the wilds.)

    Anyways, I found the internal ID's of each Pokemon! These go with the general codebreaker codes on FireRed and work with VBA, in case you want to shorten the grinding and make a more diverse team! (From gamefaqs.)

    Mastercode:

    000014D1 000A
    10044EC8 0007

    Wild Pokemon Modifier Mastercode:

    000014D1 000A
    1003dae6 0007

    Level Modifier:

    33007CF0 00XX (With XX being the level you want in hexadecimal, 09 --> 0A ... --> 0F --> 10)

    Species Modifier:

    83007CEE XXXX (Refer to list):

    And the actual species involved:

    I made this list around gym 2, so I didn't know the name of some of the later Pokemon, and instead tried to put down their type.

    0001 - 0009: Starters (Grass/Fire/Water)
    0010 - 0012: Togepi Line
    0013 - 0014: Diglett Line
    0015 - 0017: Glachild Line
    0018 - 001B: Pikachu Line
    001C: Skarmory
    001D - 0022: Nidoran M/F Line
    0023 - 0024: Buizel Line
    0025 - 0026: Jamberree Line
    0027 - 0028: Pineco Line
    0029 - 002A: Shelder Line
    002B - 002D: Psycolt Line
    002E - 0031: Tyrogue/Hitmon Line
    0032 - 0033: Rynos Line
    0034 - 0035: Absol Line
    0036 - 0037: Girafarig Line
    0038 - 0039: Willisp Line
    003A - 003C: Magnemite Line
    003D - 003E: Staryu Line
    003F - 0041: Ghastly Line
    0042 - 0043: Exeggcute Line
    0044 - 0045: Vevelt Line
    0046: Hantama
    0047 - 0049: Rhyhorn Line
    004A: Tropius
    004B - 004D: Porygon Line
    004E - 0050: Spheal Line
    0051 - 0052: Rollder Line
    0053 - 0054: Water/Grass Potted Plant
    0055 - 0056: Snover Line
    0057 - 0058: Ghost/Dark Axe Puppet
    0059 - 005B: Steel/Dark Goat
    005C: Milktank
    005D: Shuckle
    005E - 0060: Fire/Dragon Turkey Bird
    0061 - 0062: Psychic/Flying Spooky Bird
    0063 - 0064: Fire/Dark Evil Cat
    0065 - 0066: Electric Kitsune
    0067 - 0068: Water/Fighting Kappa
    0069: Ghost/Psychic Toadette
    006A - 006C: Otakun Line
    006D - 006E: Hoothoot Line
    006F: Baizeast
    0070 - 0072: Elekid Line
    0073 - 0075: Magby Line
    0076: Kanghaskhan
    0077 - 0078: Lileep Line
    0079 - 007A: Rock/Electric Sabretooth Tiger
    007B: Aerodactyl
    007C - 007E: Larvitar Line
    007F - 0081: Beldum Line
    0082 - 0084: Gible Line
    0085 - 0087: Dragon/Water/Flying Seahorse
    0088 - 008A: Legendary Birds
    008B - 008D: Legendary Beasts
    008E - 0090: Ghost/Flying/Steel Custom Legendary
    0091 - 0092: Palkia/Dialga
    0093: Darkrai
    0094 - 0095: Lugia/Ho-oh
    0096-0097: Mew(two)
    0098 - 009A: Bulbasaur Line
    009B - 009D: Charmander Line
    009E - 00A0: Squirtle Line
    00A1 - 00A3: Grass/Electric Lizard
    00A4 - 00A6: Fire/Ground Lion
    00A7 - 00A9: Water/Ghost Fish Skeleton
    00AA - 00AC: Dark/Steel/Psychic Cheshire Cat
    00AD - 00AE: Water/Flying Flamingo
    00AF - 00B0: Pachirisu Line
    00B1 - 00B2: Grass/Ghost Pumpkin Cat
    00B3 - 00B4: Psychic Traveling Bug
    00B5 - 00B6: Dark Robber Rabbit
    00B7: Ditto
    00B8 - 00BA: Smoochum Line
    00BB - 00BD: Normal Brewmaster Raccoon
    00BE: Ice Ice Cream Cone
    00BF - 00C0: Bug/Ice Butterfly
    00C1 - 00C2: Chatot Line
    00C3 - 00C5: Steel Musical Lake Trio
    00C6 - 00C8: Ledyba Line
    00C9: Unkown
    00CA - 00CB: Tauros Line
    00CC - 00CF: Solrock/Lunatone Line
    00D0 - 00D1: Poison/Ghost Salamander
    00D2 - 00D3: Remoraid Line
    00D4 - 00D6: Tentacool Line
    00D7 - 00D8: Fire/Psychic Fox
    00D9 - 00DA: Fire/Ghost Cat Puppet
    00DB: Ground/Rock Bird Thing
    00DC - 00DE: Ghost/Electric Tree Stump
    00DF - 00E1: Voltorb Line
    00E2 - 00E3: Murkrow Line
    00E4 - 00E6: Whismur Line
    00E7 - 00E8: Krabby Line
    00E9 - 00EA: Ghost/Fire Robot
    00EB - 00EF: Vega's Eevee (Poison/Bug/Flying/Ground)
    00F0 - 00F1: Water Sea Animal
    00F2 - 00F3: Fire Sea Animal
    00F4 - 00F5: Ghost/Flying Eeveelution
    00F6: Ground/Steel Drill Dog
    00F7 - 00F8: Sneasel Line
    00F9 - 00FA: Shroomish Line
    00FB: Steel Toungue Sprite

    00FC - 00FE: Mewtwo Clones of Kanto Starters (Used for Gymleader battle?)
    00FF: Scyther (Weird Forme)
    0100: Pikachu (Alt-Forme, Female?)
    0101: Asphere (Final Legendary, Blue Dragon?)
    0102: Asphere (Yellow Tiger?)
    0103: Doodloo (Mad Hatter?)
    0104: Shadow Lugia (XD)
    0105: Primal Dialga (Mystery Dungeon)
    0106: Shadow Nemea (Palette Swap of 0090)

    0107 - 0114: ?? (Only knows Tackle)

    0115: Fighting/Steel Angry Bird
    0116 - 0117: Sableye Line
    0118 - 0119: Mawile Line
    011A - 011B: Scyther Line
    011C - 011D: Pinsir Line
    011E - 0120: Ekans Line
    0121 - 0123: Koffing Line
    0124 - 0126: Duskull Line
    0127 - 0128: Lickitung Line
    0129 - 012A: Spinarak Line
    012B - 012C: Joltik Line
    012D - 012F: Nincada Line
    0130 - 0131: Water/Fire Manta Ray
    0132: Rock/Fighting Doll
    0133: Ground/Ghost Groundhod /w Buster Sword
    0134: Spinda
    0135 - 0136: Relicanth Line
    0137: Water/Ground Fish
    0138: Rock/Fighting Doll Prevo
    0139 - 013A: Shuppet Line
    013A: Bannette
    013B: Ralts
    013C: Kirlia
    013D: Dweeble
    013E - 013F: Cacnea Line
    0140: Ice Narwhal
    0141: Piloswine
    0142: Gardevoir
    0143 - 0144: Lapras Line
    0145: Lilligant
    0146 - 0147: Fire/Grass Mushroom Wizard
    0149: Steel/Fighting Fossil 3rd Stage
    014A - 014B: Skorupi Line
    014C - 014D: Carnivine Line
    014E - 014F: Bug/Dark Praying Mantis
    0150: Water Narwhal Prevo (140)
    0151: Grass/Ground Creepy Root
    0152: Grass/Electric Prevo
    0153: Bannette Evolution (013A)
    0154: Swinub
    0155 - 0156: Dunsparce Line
    0157 - 0158: Farfetch'd Line
    0159: Ground/Psychic Elephant Prevo
    015A - 015B: Torkoal Line
    015C - 015D: Luvdisc Line
    015E: Water Narwhal (140, 150)
    015F: Mamoswine
    0160: Stunfisk
    0161: Grass/Electric Rat (0152)
    0162: Cryogonal
    0163: Gallade
    0164: Water/Ice Mermaid
    0165: Grass/Ground Creepy Root Prevo (0151)
    0166: Ground/Psychic Elephant (0159 ?)
    0167: Klink
    0168: Deliberd Evo
    0169: Ferrothorn
    016A: Tynamo
    016B: Geodude
    016C - 16E: Happiny Line
    016F: Graveler
    0170: Golem
    0171: Eelectrik
    0172 - 0174: Sandshrew Line
    0175: Farfetch'd Evo
    0176 - 0177: Scraggy Line
    0178: Delibird
    0179: Crustle
    017A: Ferroseed
    017B: Klinklang
    017C: Klang
    017D: Petilil
    017E - 017F: Defensive/Alternate Kirlia Line
    0180: Water/Ice Mermaid Prevo
    0181: Steel Clown Puppet
    0182 - 0183: Bug/Psychic Ant Line
    0184 - 0185: Ground/Steel Fossil Line
    0186: Ground/Dark T-Rex
    0187: Steel Fossil
    0188 - 0189: Fire/Flying Squirrel Line
    018A: Water/Ground Fish Prevo (0137)
    018B - 018C: Mienfoo Line
    018D - 018F: Sandile Line
    0190: Steel/Psychic (Dragon? Poison? Ghost?) Legendary (Green Mewtwo)
    0191: Dark/Psychic (Dragon? Poison? Ghost?) Legendary (Pink Camelfish)
    0192 - 0193: Heatran Line
    0194 - 0195: Phione Line
    0196 - 0197: Ghost Skeleton Puppet Line
    0198 - 0199: Lati@s
    019A: Fire/Dragon Legendary (Two-tailed Rayquaza)
    019B: Eelektross
    019C: Bad Egg
    019D: ???????
    019E: ???????
    019F: Game Crash (Stopped Here)
     

    MrDollSteak

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  • No, it'll just be a translation. Someone can make a patch for it if they want, I guess.

    It sounds like you didn't see that they've already been translated. To be fair, the link's not very visible, but that's because it's... not very good. The current translation is within the Japanese game, meaning the font is ugly and there's only 5 letters per Pokemon name.

    But that's for now. I'll come out and say it - An improved Altair and Sirius translation is 99% complete, with only two things blocking its release. One is the title screen logos, and the other I can't talk freely about just yet.

    So if anyone can help make the logos, or at least direct me somewhere that's more likely to help, that would be great.

    I remember working on the original Vega logo with Frankie, so I'd be happy to give it a go. Though the one Kiseki has posted looks pretty damn good.
     

    DarkRaiden12

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    Where can I find tm 43 Dragon Beat? If anyone has a pdf or spreadsheet with all the tm locations in the game can you please link it to me, thank you!
     
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    So, saw Absol's evo and decided I wanted it. So I been running around the safari for almost 2 hours for the 1% chance when an Absol finally showed up (and call it cheating but I did save state it cause hello 1% chance and I didn't want to see the dreaded it ran away message). Now I am very very OCD about my natures but I was ready to force myself to accept this Absol cause one it takes forever to find so there is no way I am nature farming it and two I didn't want to drain my pokedollars. So I look at its nature ready to see the worst nature for an Absol as is my luck and nearly fell clean out of my chair when I saw its nature.

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    It was freaking Adamant. I don't know if the picture uploaded cause I never posted a pic up but I could not believe my eyes. What makes this more amazing is the fact it took me nearly an hour to catch this thing cause it kept brusting out and trying to run away (like I said I saved stated when I FINALLY encountered it).

    Anyone else gotten luck like this?
     
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    So how are the Altair and Sirius translations are progressing? just wondering...
     
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    I just released a new update, see the first post. This one contains some minor translation and wording fixes, including more accurate translations for two moves and one city, and changing "Team D.H." to "Team DH". But more importantly, a large number of Pokemon and some important NPCs have different names, see below:

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    If it were up to me, I definitely wouldn't do this, especially years after the release. I'd rather not go into why this changed, so let's just say my hand was forced. That's not to say that the names are bad - I believe all of them to be superior or at least equivalent, and I'm sure you will too when you get used to them. In fact, a large amount are names that I had come up with myself after the original release, but felt that it was too late to change anything.

    But that's not all. I've also finished a new version of the translation patch for the series' previous entries, Altair and Sirius. The translation already existed and was quietly linked in the first post, but it wasn't very good, mostly due to being built off the Japanese ROM. Just compare these screenshots:

    Before:
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    After:
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    Although Altair and Sirius aren't nearly Vega's quality, they're still fairly decent. And of course, the plot of Vega is a direct sequel to Altair and Sirius.

    In terms of the sequels, Procyon and Deneb: I've been doing some preliminary work, but the project won't start in earnest until the full version of the Japanese versions are released. And that's up to the original developers, of course. I have no idea when that will be.
     
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    So happy Sirius and Altair got improved translations. Sirius was the first rom hack I played and it's always been special to me. The patches work perfectly so far, but as for the new Vega patch, it crashes after the opening sequence. I tried it on VBA-M, mGBA, and no$gba.
     

    Lunos

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  • I seem to be getting a white screen with a staticy sound after applying the patch for Altair.
    I just applied both patches over Clean Pokémon Emerald ROMs using ROM Patcher JS and they're working just fine.
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    ON: I'm pretty excited, I don't know what to write a comment about.
    The fact that we finally have proper translated ports of Altair and Sirius, the update for Pokémon Vega that kinda makes me want to replay it, or the fact that you just confirmed that we'll eventually have a translated port of Procyon and Deneb, Akimbo.
    Man, you and everyone who helped you along the way are all such talented persons and you all gave such a big amount of content for people to enjoy.

    I honestly can't think of a better way to express my feelings to y'all than just "Thank you".

    EDIT:
    So happy Sirius and Altair got improved translations. Sirius was the first rom hack I played and it's always been special to me. The patches work perfectly so far, but as for the new Vega patch, it crashes after the opening sequence. I tried it on VBA-M, mGBA, and no$gba.
    I suggest you to try out ROM Patcher JS too. I just applied Vega's latest patch over a Clean Fire Red v1.0 ROM and it's working perfectly fine on my end.
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    I just applied both patches over Clean Pokémon Emerald ROMs using ROM Patcher JS and they're working just fine.
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    ON: I'm pretty excited, I don't know what to write a comment about.
    The fact that we finally have proper translated ports of Altair and Sirius, the update for Pokémon Vega that kinda makes me want to replay it, or the fact that you just confirmed that we'll eventually have a translated port of Procyon and Deneb, Akimbo.
    Man, you and everyone who helped you along the way are all such talented persons and you all gave such a big amount of content for people to enjoy.

    I honestly can't think of a better way to express my feelings to y'all than just "Thank you".

    EDIT:

    I suggest you to try out ROM Patcher JS too. I just applied Vega's latest patch over a Clean Fire Red v1.0 ROM and it's working perfectly fine on my end.
    Ltt0ZXn.png

    That didn't seem to work. I did try this out on MyBoy and finally got it working on my tablet. Which emulator for pc would you recommend?
     

    bh02032002

    Currently open for rom hack beta testing.
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  • wow good to see that altair and sirius finally got translations. Have a good day and thanks for your hard work translating
     
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