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Originally Posted by jianghengwenjzw
If you really want to hack that, you'd better research yourself but it shouldn't be too hard because as you know there's already tutorial on 252 cap. This will require some ASM knowledge (and C, because pokefirered may help a bit). It's not likely to have someone solve this kind of problem for you because people have their own stuff to do. Hope this can help.
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Hi!
First of all, thank you for your answer.
Well, about pokefirered, there's not very much I can do. I'd use it to try to find the offsets to change the cap, but if even changing that label won't help, probably it won't provide a solution to this problem.
I actually searched for it on the Internet, but nothing was found. Probably nobody has actually found a way to change this limit. The best stuff I found was that thread.
About the 252 cap tutorial, I don't see how it can actually help me, because everything it does is to change 2 offsets (with hex editor) from 0xFF to 0xFC. In fact, this is the whole tutorial:
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Originally Posted by Touched
Cap individual EVs to 252 instead of 255 Like in Gen VI
Set 080439FC and 08043A02 to 0xFC (FireRed)
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It would be helpful if:
1) This tutorial had the offsets to change the 510 cap (in which case would be the direct solution to this problem, and I'd not have created this thread);
2) This tutorial included how they found the location of the individual EV limit, and in that case, maybe I could follow the same steps to find a solution for the total EV cap.
But that's not the purpose of the tutorial, as it was a Quick Research to solve the 252 individual cap.