[ARCHIVE] Simple Questions (SEARCH BEFORE ASKING A QUESTION)

[Spherical Ice]

How do I change the items in marts? I couldnt find A mart in the toolbox and when I got it somewhere else it didnt work so help! lol

Just use the following script:

Spoiler:

#dynamic 0x800000
#include stditems.rbh
#org @start
lock
faceplayer
preparemsg @string1
waitmsg
pokemart @mart1
msgbox @string2 MSG_KEEPOPEN
release
end

#org @string1
= Hi, there!\nMay I help you?

#org @string2
= Please come again!

#org @mart1
#raw word ITEM_POTION
#raw word ITEM_POKEBALL
#raw word ITEM_ANTIDOTE
#raw word ITEM_REVIVE
#raw word 0x0

That would give you the option to buy potions, Pokéballs, antidotes and revives.
If you want to change the stock, just replace "ITEM_POTION", for example, with "ITEM_ORANGEMAIL", or to whatever item you want to change. If you're unsure about what the item you want is called, open XSE's stditems.rbh file in notepad and search for a word. Make sure you don't remove the "#include stditems.rbh" line.

 

[EdensElite]

Uh, Hey, 'coz a lot of people are pretty uppity about spam on this site, i've been trawling through the forum for like ten minutes trying to find a appropriate place to post this but, i've searched all over the internet and i've had a really hard time finding tiles for HG/SS, especially things such as grass. Does anyone have any sources?

 

[Narutofan9991]

Is there a list where it tells you what item is what code?

 

[GhostOfPhazon]

Is there a list where it tells you what item is what code?

Yes, as Spherical Ice said, you can find a list of the codes for all the items in the stditems.rbh file. Do you know where to find that file on your computer? In case you don't, I'll just put the list here in a spoiler for you.

Spoiler:

#define ITEM_NONE 0x0
#define ITEM_MASTERBALL 0x1
#define ITEM_ULTRABALL 0x2
#define ITEM_GREATBALL 0x3
#define ITEM_POKEBALL 0x4
#define ITEM_SAFARIBALL 0x5
#define ITEM_NETBALL 0x6
#define ITEM_DIVEBALL 0x7
#define ITEM_NESTBALL 0x8
#define ITEM_REPEATBALL 0x9
#define ITEM_TIMERBALL 0xA
#define ITEM_LUXURYBALL 0xB
#define ITEM_PREMIERBALL 0xC
#define ITEM_POTION 0xD
#define ITEM_ANTIDOTE 0xE
#define ITEM_BURNHEAL 0xF
#define ITEM_ICEHEAL 0x10
#define ITEM_AWAKENING 0x11
#define ITEM_PARLYZHEAL 0x12
#define ITEM_FULLRESTORE 0x13
#define ITEM_MAXPOTION 0x14
#define ITEM_HYPERPOTION 0x15
#define ITEM_SUPERPOTION 0x16
#define ITEM_FULLHEAL 0x17
#define ITEM_REVIVE 0x18
#define ITEM_MAXREVIVE 0x19
#define ITEM_FRESHWATER 0x1A
#define ITEM_SODAPOP 0x1B
#define ITEM_LEMONADE 0x1C
#define ITEM_MOOMOOMILK 0x1D
#define ITEM_ENERGYPOWDER 0x1E
#define ITEM_ENERGYROOT 0x1F
#define ITEM_HEALPOWDER 0x20
#define ITEM_REVIVALHERB 0x21
#define ITEM_ETHER 0x22
#define ITEM_MAXETHER 0x23
#define ITEM_ELIXIR 0x24
#define ITEM_MAXELIXIR 0x25
#define ITEM_LAVACOOKIE 0x26
#define ITEM_BLUEFLUTE 0x27
#define ITEM_YELLOWFLUTE 0x28
#define ITEM_REDFLUTE 0x29
#define ITEM_BLACKFLUTE 0x2A
#define ITEM_WHITEFLUTE 0x2B
#define ITEM_BERRYJUICE 0x2C
#define ITEM_SACREDASH 0x2D
#define ITEM_SHOALSALT 0x2E
#define ITEM_SHOALSHELL 0x2F
#define ITEM_REDSHARD 0x30
#define ITEM_BLUESHARD 0x31
#define ITEM_YELLOWSHARD 0x32
#define ITEM_GREENSHARD 0x33
#define ITEM_HPUP 0x3F
#define ITEM_PROTEIN 0x40
#define ITEM_IRON 0x41
#define ITEM_CARBOS 0x42
#define ITEM_CALCIUM 0x43
#define ITEM_RARECANDY 0x44
#define ITEM_PPUP 0x45
#define ITEM_ZINC 0x46
#define ITEM_PPMAX 0x47
#define ITEM_GUARDSPEC 0x49
#define ITEM_DIREHIT 0x4A
#define ITEM_XATTACK 0x4B
#define ITEM_XDEFEND 0x4C
#define ITEM_XSPEED 0x4D
#define ITEM_XACCURACY 0x4E
#define ITEM_XSPECIAL 0x4F
#define ITEM_POKEDOLL 0x50
#define ITEM_FLUFFYTAIL 0x51
#define ITEM_SUPERREPEL 0x53
#define ITEM_MAXREPEL 0x54
#define ITEM_ESCAPEROPE 0x55
#define ITEM_REPEL 0x56
#define ITEM_SUNSTONE 0x5D
#define ITEM_MOONSTONE 0x5E
#define ITEM_FIRESTONE 0x5F
#define ITEM_THUNDERSTONE 0x60
#define ITEM_WATERSTONE 0x61
#define ITEM_LEAFSTONE 0x62
#define ITEM_TINYMUSHROOM 0x67
#define ITEM_BIGMUSHROOM 0x68
#define ITEM_PEARL 0x6A
#define ITEM_BIGPEARL 0x6B
#define ITEM_STARDUST 0x6C
#define ITEM_STARPIECE 0x6D
#define ITEM_NUGGET 0x6E
#define ITEM_HEARTSCALE 0x6F
#define ITEM_ORANGEMAIL 0x79
#define ITEM_HARBORMAIL 0x7A
#define ITEM_GLITTERMAIL 0x7B
#define ITEM_MECHMAIL 0x7C
#define ITEM_WOODMAIL 0x7D
#define ITEM_WAVEMAIL 0x7E
#define ITEM_BEADMAIL 0x7F
#define ITEM_SHADOWMAIL 0x80
#define ITEM_TROPICMAIL 0x81
#define ITEM_DREAMMAIL 0x82
#define ITEM_FABMAIL 0x83
#define ITEM_RETROMAIL 0x84
#define ITEM_CHERIBERRY 0x85
#define ITEM_CHESTOBERRY 0x86
#define ITEM_PECHABERRY 0x87
#define ITEM_RAWSTBERRY 0x88
#define ITEM_ASPEARBERRY 0x89
#define ITEM_LEPPABERRY 0x8A
#define ITEM_ORANBERRY 0x8B
#define ITEM_PERSIMBERRY 0x8C
#define ITEM_LUMBERRY 0x8D
#define ITEM_SITRUSBERRY 0x8E
#define ITEM_FIGYBERRY 0x8F
#define ITEM_WIKIBERRY 0x90
#define ITEM_MAGOBERRY 0x91
#define ITEM_AGUAVBERRY 0x92
#define ITEM_IAPAPABERRY 0x93
#define ITEM_RAZZBERRY 0x94
#define ITEM_BLUKBERRY 0x95
#define ITEM_NANABBERRY 0x96
#define ITEM_WEPEARBERRY 0x97
#define ITEM_PINAPBERRY 0x98
#define ITEM_POMEGBERRY 0x99
#define ITEM_KELPSYBERRY 0x9A
#define ITEM_QUALOTBERRY 0x9B
#define ITEM_HONDEWBERRY 0x9C
#define ITEM_GREPABERRY 0x9D
#define ITEM_TAMATOBERRY 0x9E
#define ITEM_CORNNBERRY 0x9F
#define ITEM_MAGOSTBERRY 0xA0
#define ITEM_RABUTABERRY 0xA1
#define ITEM_NOMELBERRY 0xA2
#define ITEM_SPELONBERRY 0xA3
#define ITEM_PAMTREBERRY 0xA4
#define ITEM_WATMELBERRY 0xA5
#define ITEM_DURINBERRY 0xA6
#define ITEM_BELUEBERRY 0xA7
#define ITEM_LIECHIBERRY 0xA8
#define ITEM_GANLONBERRY 0xA9
#define ITEM_SALACBERRY 0xAA
#define ITEM_PETAYABERRY 0xAB
#define ITEM_APICOTBERRY 0xAC
#define ITEM_LANSATBERRY 0xAD
#define ITEM_STARFBERRY 0xAE
#define ITEM_ENIGMABERRY 0xAF
#define ITEM_BRIGHTPOWDER 0xB3
#define ITEM_WHITEHERB 0xB4
#define ITEM_MACHOBRACE 0xB5
#define ITEM_EXPSHARE 0xB6
#define ITEM_QUICKCLAW 0xB7
#define ITEM_SOOTHEBELL 0xB8
#define ITEM_MENTALHERB 0xB9
#define ITEM_CHOICEBAND 0xBA
#define ITEM_KINGSROCK 0xBB
#define ITEM_SILVERPOWDER 0xBC
#define ITEM_AMULETCOIN 0xBD
#define ITEM_CLEANSETAG 0xBE
#define ITEM_SOULDEW 0xBF
#define ITEM_DEEPSEATOOTH 0xC0
#define ITEM_DEEPSEASCALE 0xC1
#define ITEM_SMOKEBALL 0xC2
#define ITEM_EVERSTONE 0xC3
#define ITEM_FOCUSBAND 0xC4
#define ITEM_LUCKYEGG 0xC5
#define ITEM_SCOPELENS 0xC6
#define ITEM_METALCOAT 0xC7
#define ITEM_LEFTOVERS 0xC8
#define ITEM_DRAGONSCALE 0xC9
#define ITEM_LIGHTBALL 0xCA
#define ITEM_SOFTSAND 0xCB
#define ITEM_HARDSTONE 0xCC
#define ITEM_MIRACLESEED 0xCD
#define ITEM_BLACKGLASSES 0xCE
#define ITEM_BLACKBELT 0xCF
#define ITEM_MAGNET 0xD0
#define ITEM_MYSTICWATER 0xD1
#define ITEM_SHARPBEAK 0xD2
#define ITEM_POISONBARB 0xD3
#define ITEM_NEVERMELTICE 0xD4
#define ITEM_SPELLTAG 0xD5
#define ITEM_TWISTEDSPOON 0xD6
#define ITEM_CHARCOAL 0xD7
#define ITEM_DRAGONFANG 0xD8
#define ITEM_SILKSCARF 0xD9
#define ITEM_UPGRADE 0xDA
#define ITEM_SHELLBELL 0xDB
#define ITEM_SEAINCENSE 0xDC
#define ITEM_LAXINCENSE 0xDD
#define ITEM_LUCKYPUNCH 0xDE
#define ITEM_METALPOWDER 0xDF
#define ITEM_THICKCLUB 0xE0
#define ITEM_STICK 0xE1
#define ITEM_REDSCARF 0xFE
#define ITEM_BLUESCARF 0xFF
#define ITEM_PINKSCARF 0x100
#define ITEM_GREENSCARF 0x101
#define ITEM_YELLOWSCARF 0x102
#define ITEM_MACHBIKE 0x103
#define ITEM_COINCASE 0x104
#define ITEM_ITEMFINDER 0x105
#define ITEM_OLDROD 0x106
#define ITEM_GOODROD 0x107
#define ITEM_SUPERROD 0x108
#define ITEM_SSTICKET 0x109
#define ITEM_CONTESTPASS 0x10A
#define ITEM_WAILMERPAIL 0x10C
#define ITEM_DEVONGOODS 0x10D
#define ITEM_SOOTSACK 0x10E
#define ITEM_BASEMENTKEY 0x10F
#define ITEM_ACROBIKE 0x110
#define ITEM_POKEBLOCKCASE 0x111
#define ITEM_LETTER 0x112
#define ITEM_EONTICKET 0x113
#define ITEM_REDORB 0x114
#define ITEM_BLUEORB 0x115
#define ITEM_SCANNER 0x116
#define ITEM_GOGOGGLES 0x117
#define ITEM_METEORITE 0x118
#define ITEM_RM1KEY 0x119
#define ITEM_RM2KEY 0x11A
#define ITEM_RM4KEY 0x11B
#define ITEM_RM6KEY 0x11C
#define ITEM_STORAGEKEY 0x11D
#define ITEM_ROOTFOSSIL 0x11E
#define ITEM_CLAWFOSSIL 0x11F
#define ITEM_DEVONSCOPE 0x120
#define ITEM_TM01 0x121
#define ITEM_TM02 0x122
#define ITEM_TM03 0x123
#define ITEM_TM04 0x124
#define ITEM_TM05 0x125
#define ITEM_TM06 0x126
#define ITEM_TM07 0x127
#define ITEM_TM08 0x128
#define ITEM_TM09 0x129
#define ITEM_TM10 0x12A
#define ITEM_TM11 0x12B
#define ITEM_TM12 0x12C
#define ITEM_TM13 0x12D
#define ITEM_TM14 0x12E
#define ITEM_TM15 0x12F
#define ITEM_TM16 0x130
#define ITEM_TM17 0x131
#define ITEM_TM18 0x132
#define ITEM_TM19 0x133
#define ITEM_TM20 0x134
#define ITEM_TM21 0x135
#define ITEM_TM22 0x136
#define ITEM_TM23 0x137
#define ITEM_TM24 0x138
#define ITEM_TM25 0x139
#define ITEM_TM26 0x13A
#define ITEM_TM27 0x13B
#define ITEM_TM28 0x13C
#define ITEM_TM29 0x13D
#define ITEM_TM30 0x13E
#define ITEM_TM31 0x13F
#define ITEM_TM32 0x140
#define ITEM_TM33 0x141
#define ITEM_TM34 0x142
#define ITEM_TM35 0x143
#define ITEM_TM36 0x144
#define ITEM_TM37 0x145
#define ITEM_TM38 0x146
#define ITEM_TM39 0x147
#define ITEM_TM40 0x148
#define ITEM_TM41 0x149
#define ITEM_TM42 0x14A
#define ITEM_TM43 0x14B
#define ITEM_TM44 0x14C
#define ITEM_TM45 0x14D
#define ITEM_TM46 0x14E
#define ITEM_TM47 0x14F
#define ITEM_TM48 0x150
#define ITEM_TM49 0x151
#define ITEM_TM50 0x152
#define ITEM_HM01 0x153
#define ITEM_HM02 0x154
#define ITEM_HM03 0x155
#define ITEM_HM04 0x156
#define ITEM_HM05 0x157
#define ITEM_HM06 0x158
#define ITEM_HM07 0x159
#define ITEM_HM08 0x15A
#define ITEM_OAKSPARCEL 0x15D
#define ITEM_POKEFLUTE 0x15E
#define ITEM_SECRETKEY 0x15F
#define ITEM_BIKEVOUCHER 0x160
#define ITEM_GOLDTEETH 0x161
#define ITEM_OLDAMBER 0x162
#define ITEM_CARDKEY 0x163
#define ITEM_LIFTKEY 0x164
#define ITEM_HELIXFOSSIL 0x165
#define ITEM_DOMEFOSSIL 0x166
#define ITEM_SILPHSCOPE 0x167
#define ITEM_BICYCLE 0x168
#define ITEM_TOWNMAP 0x169
#define ITEM_VSSEEKER 0x16A
#define ITEM_FAMECHECKER 0x16B
#define ITEM_TMCASE 0x16C
#define ITEM_BERRYPOUCH 0x16D
#define ITEM_TEACHYTV 0x16E
#define ITEM_TRIPASS 0x16F
#define ITEM_RAINBOWPASS 0x170
#define ITEM_TEA 0x171
#define ITEM_MYSTICTICKET 0x172
#define ITEM_AURORATICKET 0x173
#define ITEM_POWDERJAR 0x174
#define ITEM_RUBY 0x175
#define ITEM_SAPPHIRE 0x176
#define ITEM_MAGMAEMBLEM 0x177
#define ITEM_OLDSEAMAP 0x178
#define DEC_SMALLDESK 0x1
#define DEC_POKEMONDESK 0x2
#define DEC_HEAVYDESK 0x3
#define DEC_RAGGEDDESK 0x4
#define DEC_COMFORTDESK 0x5
#define DEC_PRETTYDESK 0x6
#define DEC_BRICKDESK 0x7
#define DEC_CAMPDESK 0x8
#define DEC_HARDDESK 0x9
#define DEC_SMALLCHAIR 0xA
#define DEC_POKEMONCHAIR 0xB
#define DEC_HEAVYCHAIR 0xC
#define DEC_PRETTYCHAIR 0xD
#define DEC_COMFORTCHAIR 0xE
#define DEC_RAGGEDCHAIR 0xF
#define DEC_BRICKCHAIR 0x10
#define DEC_CAMPCHAIR 0x11
#define DEC_HARDCHAIR 0x12
#define DEC_REDPLANT 0x13
#define DEC_TROPICALPLANT 0x14
#define DEC_PRETTYFLOWERS 0x15
#define DEC_COLORFULPLANT 0x16
#define DEC_BIGPLANT 0x17
#define DEC_GORGEOUSPLANT 0x18
#define DEC_REDBRICK 0x19
#define DEC_YELLOWBRICK 0x1A
#define DEC_REDBALLOON 0x1B
#define DEC_BLUEBALLOON 0x1C
#define DEC_YELLOWBALLOON 0x1D
#define DEC_REDTENT 0x1F
#define DEC_BLUETENT 0x20
#define DEC_SOLIDBOARD 0x21
#define DEC_SLIDE 0x22
#define DEC_FENCELENGTH 0x23
#define DEC_FENCEWIDTH 0x24
#define DEC_TIRE 0x25
#define DEC_STAND 0x26
#define DEC_MUDBALL 0x27
#define DEC_BREAKABLEDOOR 0x28
#define DEC_SANDORNAMENT 0x29
#define DEC_SILVERSHIELD 0x2A
#define DEC_GOLDSHIELD 0x2B
#define DEC_GLASSORNAMENT 0x2C
#define DEC_ROUNDTV 0x2E
#define DEC_CUTETV 0x2F
#define DEC_GLITTERMAT 0x30
#define DEC_JUMPMAT 0x31
#define DEC_SPINMAT 0x32
#define DEC_CLOWNOTEMAT 0x33
#define DEC_DNOTEMAT 0x34
#define DEC_ENOTEMAT 0x35
#define DEC_FNOTEMAT 0x36
#define DEC_GNOTEMAT 0x37
#define DEC_ANOTEMAT 0x38
#define DEC_BNOTEMAT 0x39
#define DEC_CHIGHNOTEMAT 0x3A
#define DEC_SURFMAT 0x3B
#define DEC_THUNDERMAT 0x3C
#define DEC_FIREBLASTMAT 0x3D
#define DEC_POWDERSNOWMAT 0x3E
#define DEC_ATTRACTMAT 0x3F
#define DEC_FISSUREMAT 0x40
#define DEC_SPIKESMAT 0x41
#define DEC_BALLPOSTER 0x42
#define DEC_GREENPOSTER 0x43
#define DEC_REDPOSTER 0x44
#define DEC_BLUEPOSTER 0x45
#define DEC_CUTEPOSTER 0x46
#define DEC_PIKAPOSTER 0x47
#define DEC_LONGPOSTER 0x48
#define DEC_SEAPOSTER 0x49
#define DEC_SKYPOSTER 0x4A
#define DEC_KISSPOSTER 0x4B
#define DEC_PICHUDOLL 0x4C
#define DEC_PIKACHUDOLL 0x4D
#define DEC_MARILLDOLL 0x4E
#define DEC_TOGEPIDOLL 0x4F
#define DEC_CYNDAQUILDOLL 0x50
#define DEC_CHIKORITADOLL 0x51
#define DEC_TOTODILEDOLL 0x52
#define DEC_JIGGLYPUFFDOLL 0x53
#define DEC_MEOWTHDOLL 0x54
#define DEC_CLEFAIRYDOLL 0x55
#define DEC_DITTODOLL 0x56
#define DEC_SMOOCHUMDOLL 0x57
#define DEC_TREECKODOLL 0x58
#define DEC_TORCHICDOLL 0x59
#define DEC_MUDKIPDOLL 0x5A
#define DEC_DUSKULLDOLL 0x5B
#define DEC_WYNAUTDOLL 0x5C
#define DEC_BALTOYDOLL 0x5D
#define DEC_KECLEONDOLL 0x5E
#define DEC_AZURILLDOLL 0x5F
#define DEC_SKITTYDOLL 0x60
#define DEC_SWABLUDOLL 0x61
#define DEC_GULPINDOLL 0x62
#define DEC_LOTADDOLL 0x63
#define DEC_SEEDOTDOLL 0x64
#define DEC_PIKACUSHION 0x65
#define DEC_ROUNDCUSHION 0x66
#define DEC_KISSCUSHION 0x67
#define DEC_ZIGZAGCUSHION 0x68
#define DEC_SPINCUSHION 0x69
#define DEC_DIAMONDCUSHION 0x6A
#define DEC_BALLCUSHION 0x6B
#define DEC_GRASSCUSHION 0x6C
#define DEC_FIRECUSHION 0x6D
#define DEC_WATERCUSHION 0x6E
#define DEC_SNORLAXDOL 0x6F
#define DEC_RHYDONDOLL 0x70
#define DEC_LAPRASDOLL 0x71
#define DEC_VENUSAURDOLL 0x72
#define DEC_CHARIZARDDOLL 0x73
#define DEC_BLASTOISEDOLL 0x74
#define DEC_WAILMERDOLL 0x75
#define DEC_REGIROCKDOLL 0x76
#define DEC_REGICEDOLL 0x77
#define DEC_REGISTEELDOLL 0x78

 

[Paupir]

Map tile and level script problem

Paupir, have you tried removing any level scripts?

Ah, I had a look and there were some setmaptile commands that were turning them into that if flag 0x11D was set. Dunno why I didn't think of that- I'm not sure why those tiles would have to be set really D:

Does anyone know what that flag is for, at all? Just curious.

When inserting the type 2 level script, make sure you do what this tutorial outlines, else it won't work.

I'm gonna follow the steps in that tutorial now, thanks Colcol~

 

[FoggyDoggy]

Hey, I'm new to hacking Pokemon games (as I image most people who come here for help are), and I've been looking through tutorials the last few days trying to learn more about how to hack. I've been experimenting with a Pokemon Ruby rom and just trying things out to see if I can get them to work. At the moment, I'm working on connections between maps, and I've changed Littleroot Town's map so that it connects to Route 102 on the right.

It all seems like it should work right, as I'm able to walk from one area to the other without trouble, but there's something odd happening to the graphics that I'm convinced is related to the border blocks. They're tiling within Route 102's map, and I don't understand why or how to fix it. I'm pretty certain it's the border blocks though, because the blocks that are spilling over onto the map appear differently depending on which map you came from (I gave each area a different border block specifically to test this).

I've attached a few pictures to help show the problem I'm having. The first picture shows what the area should look like. The second picture shows the border blocks that appear on the map if you approach from Littleroot Town. The third picture shows the border blocks that appear if you approach from Route 102. And the fourth picture shows the border blocks that appear if you approach from Route 101.

Does anyone know what I did wrong, and how I can fix it? Please and thank you!

Odd, it might be a bug with A-Maps new connection editor, I've only had problems like that in the new release, 1.92 didn't do that.

 

[Narutofan9991]

I read the XSE tutorials and it said trainer battles should be a simple 1-3 digit numbers in accordance to a-trainer. On A-Map its said trainer battle 0x5 0x69 0x0 0x81C147A 0x8183509. Not a simple number. I READ so can you help?

 

[DrFuji]

I read the XSE tutorials and it said trainer battles should be a simple 1-3 digit numbers in accordance to a-trainer. On A-Map its said trainer battle 0x5 0x69 0x0 0x81C147A 0x8183509. Not a simple number. I READ so can you help?

A regular trainerbattle command is structured in this way:

trainerbattle 0x[Type of battle] 0x[Battle No.] 0x[Filler] 0x[PointerToChallengeText] 0x[PointerToDefeatText]

The guide you were reading was referring to the Battle Number, as that determines which trainer and team you'll be going up against.

I'd suggest you open XSE's Comprehensive Scripting Guide (Press F2 when in the program) and look at the trainerbattle part of the practical section. That should help a lot if you're trying to learn how to use the command :D

 

[Narutofan9991]

HELP

I was trying to change the title screen and when I openeed the rom its gone! Not screen all black. I cant start a new game!

On Unlz it says its not found

 

[GhostOfPhazon]

Odd, it might be a bug with A-Maps new connection editor, I've only had problems like that in the new release, 1.92 didn't do that.

Well, I just finished redoing it using 1.92 and I don't have that problem any more. I guess you're right; it's probably a bug with 1.95. That's unfortunate, because I really like how you can see you a preview of the connection you're changing when you mess with them in 1.95.

Anyway, thanks for the help. I guess I'll just be using 1.92 from now on.

 

[Narutofan9991]

gahhh

When I die in Cerulean I end up in an old ladies house. >.< What do I do where is the thing I have to change.

 

[liquidcrystaluser1234]

I have just joined this site due to the Liquid Crystal hack of FireRed. It is amazing, just that I keep getting a black screen after killing my rival at the Burnt Tower in Ecruteak. I had heard about this glitch and saved outside with the ingame save and Shift-F1 (VisualBoyAdvance), but I can't quite advance in the game.
How can I fix this? (And I am using Flash 128k/real time clock if that matters.)

 

[FoggyDoggy]

Well, I just finished redoing it using 1.92 and I don't have that problem any more. I guess you're right; it's probably a bug with 1.95. That's unfortunate, because I really like how you can see you a preview of the connection you're changing when you mess with them in 1.95.

Anyway, thanks for the help. I guess I'll just be using 1.92 from now on.

Well you could always use 1.95 for previewing the connections, and writing the offsets down and use the numbers in 1.92... that's what I do for that...

 

[TheOrangePichu]

I have a very nooby question. My apologies if you get fustrated.

1. Is there a good tutorial (moslty for pokemon hacking) for hex editing and/or ASM hacking? I really want to get to learn these two things more.Im very serious in doing this. I just need something to help get me started.

 

[Krotar]

I really hope this isn't a frequent question, because I can't bring myself to wade through 700+ pages of posts to make sure.
I recently found a hack called Pokemon Blaze Black/Volt White. When I heard about it, I thought "That sounds amazing! Now if only I didn't have to use the silly default trainer!" Then I made my own trainer (I'd show you guys the sprites, but apparently I can't do that until I have 15 posts. :/ )

Unfortunately, I know absolutely nothing about ROM hacking. All I want to do is swap my sprites with the male trainer's. ("sprites" meaning the following: All field sprites (biking, running, etc.), Trainer card image (and everywhere else you see the Trainer sprite), Pokeball throwing animation (With and without the silly arm gadget), Cross-Trainer Dialogue images (Man, those were a pain to edit! >_<), "Boy Or Girl" image (Easy once I had the dialogue one), and VS Mugshot (The pic right before a gym leader fight)) I've got all of it made already, I just need to know how to put it all in.

I've looked around the forums, but I only found tutorials for older games, or tutorials that I can only assume make sense to people with a lot more experience than me. Can someone please dumb things down enough so I can do this? Needless to say, it'll mean a lot to me.

 

[GhostOfPhazon]

Well you could always use 1.95 for previewing the connections, and writing the offsets down and use the numbers in 1.92... that's what I do for that...

Oh, that's a good idea. It hadn't really occurred to me to do that. Thanks for the tip.

I really hope this isn't a frequent question, because I can't bring myself to wade through 700+ pages of posts to make sure.
I recently found a hack called Pokemon Blaze Black/Volt White. When I heard about it, I thought "That sounds amazing! Now if only I didn't have to use the silly default trainer!" Then I made my own trainer (I'd show you guys the sprites, but apparently I can't do that until I have 15 posts. :/ )

Unfortunately, I know absolutely nothing about ROM hacking. All I want to do is swap my sprites with the male trainer's. ("sprites" meaning the following: All field sprites (biking, running, etc.), Trainer card image (and everywhere else you see the Trainer sprite), Pokeball throwing animation (With and without the silly arm gadget), Cross-Trainer Dialogue images (Man, those were a pain to edit! >_<), "Boy Or Girl" image (Easy once I had the dialogue one), and VS Mugshot (The pic right before a gym leader fight)) I've got all of it made already, I just need to know how to put it all in.

I've looked around the forums, but I only found tutorials for older games, or tutorials that I can only assume make sense to people with a lot more experience than me. Can someone please dumb things down enough so I can do this? Needless to say, it'll mean a lot to me.

Well, you can use a tool called Overworld Editor Rebirth Edition to fix the field sprites of your trainer, at least. I don't know how to do the others though, sorry. I'm still really new to this myself.

You can download the tool on this thread. Once you get it running, go to File > Open, and then select your rom. Then, recolor all of the player character's sprites. You can navigate from one sprite to the next using the index and frame selections. The player character has sprites in index 0-4, taking up several frames in each. You'll have to edit them all to look the way you want them to. And make sure that the color you use to fill in the background of the sprite isn't used in the actual person, or the background will show up in-game. File > Save each new sprite before moving on to the next.

But, I don't know if it's considered okay to edit a rom hack someone else made (in fact it might even be locked to prevent people from doing so). For something as small as just a trainer sprite, especially if you don't intend to upload it to the internet for others, I guess maybe it would be okay, but I really don't know where the general community would stand on something like that.

 

[DashBlacK]

Hey guys! I am starting my first pokemon hack ever. What I am trying to do is basically make a remake of Pokemon Black for GBA. I was wondering if I should hack on a Fire Red ROM or an Emerald ROM? I wanted to do it on a Fire Red ROM but the thing is that you know like how in Pokemon Black, there is a gift box on the table and then it opens up a full-screen "page" for you to select your pokemon. Emerald also does the same thing except you go into the bag rather than selecting your pokemon from the table, so I was wondering if it would be possible to have that "page" to select pokemon open up in Fire Red?

 

[Krotar]

Well, you can use a tool called Overworld Editor Rebirth Edition to fix the field sprites of your trainer, at least. I don't know how to do the others though, sorry. I'm still really new to this myself.

You can download the tool on this thread. Once you get it running, go to File > Open, and then select your rom. Then, recolor all of the player character's sprites. You can navigate from one sprite to the next using the index and frame selections. The player character has sprites in index 0-4, taking up several frames in each. You'll have to edit them all to look the way you want them to. And make sure that the color you use to fill in the background of the sprite isn't used in the actual person, or the background will show up in-game. File > Save each new sprite before moving on to the next.

But, I don't know if it's considered okay to edit a rom hack someone else made (in fact it might even be locked to prevent people from doing so). For something as small as just a trainer sprite, especially if you don't intend to upload it to the internet for others, I guess maybe it would be okay, but I really don't know where the general community would stand on something like that.

It seems this tool doesn't work with DS games. I guess I forgot to mention BlazeBlack and VoltWhite are Black/White hacks. :/

As for editing someone else's hack, it had occurred to me how that might not go over so well. People work hard on these things, and the thought of someone being able to go in and change the credits or something to try to steal their work seems like it'd be a major issue.
That thought didn't occur to me until I was already nearly finished with my sprite sheet, though, so I kinda ignored it for my own sanity.

Now that I think about it, though, hacks work as patches, right? Do you think it's possible to sort of...stack hacks? Like, I could make a simple hack that changes the player character sprites, then add the more complex hack on top of it? That way, I wouldn't be touching the other person's hack and everything would be fine and dandy, right?...Course I still have the problem of not knowing how to hack in the first place...

 

[RHIOneAlbum]

It seems this tool doesn't work with DS games. I guess I forgot to mention BlazeBlack and VoltWhite are Black/White hacks. :/

As for editing someone else's hack, it had occurred to me how that might not go over so well. People work hard on these things, and the thought of someone being able to go in and change the credits or something to try to steal their work seems like it'd be a major issue.
That thought didn't occur to me until I was already nearly finished with my sprite sheet, though, so I kinda ignored it for my own sanity.

Now that I think about it, though, hacks work as patches, right? Do you think it's possible to sort of...stack hacks? Like, I could make a simple hack that changes the player character sprites, then add the more complex hack on top of it? That way, I wouldn't be touching the other person's hack and everything would be fine and dandy, right?...Course I still have the problem of not knowing how to hack in the first place...

If you have the permission from the original author to hack their hack-then you may. I have found only one incident where this is allowed, and that was the Liquid Crystal continuation program almost a year ago. Just make sure to ask the original owner if you wanna hack their hack. Nobody likes having their hard work taken without permission :P

I was trying to change the title screen and when I openeed the rom its gone! Not screen all black. I cant start a new game!

On Unlz it says its not found

What programs have been used on the hack? Some programs (such as advancemap when used carelessly, which everyone does at least once haha) insert their bytes in the wrong area. I'd just say to backup your rom every time you get a few things done so if this type of error happens, then you have a backup and can restart from where you were, say, an hour ago.

Hey guys! I am starting my first pokemon hack ever. What I am trying to do is basically make a remake of Pokemon Black for GBA. I was wondering if I should hack on a Fire Red ROM or an Emerald ROM? I wanted to do it on a Fire Red ROM but the thing is that you know like how in Pokemon Black, there is a gift box on the table and then it opens up a full-screen "page" for you to select your pokemon. Emerald also does the same thing except you go into the bag rather than selecting your pokemon from the table, so I was wondering if it would be possible to have that "page" to select pokemon open up in Fire Red?

Not without heavy ASM... and Emerald is faulty with AM 1.92 (idk about 1.95) causing random beeps during battle sequences. You can alter it a bit and use the three pokeballs, or just alter the sprites to three gift boxes. Also, Ruby is generally agreed as the easiest to hack, so since you're new, you can join a group or go solo working on Ruby. Firered is not a bad choice, however, plus it has better graphics

I really hope this isn't a frequent question, because I can't bring myself to wade through 700+ pages of posts to make sure.
I recently found a hack called Pokemon Blaze Black/Volt White. When I heard about it, I thought "That sounds amazing! Now if only I didn't have to use the silly default trainer!" Then I made my own trainer (I'd show you guys the sprites, but apparently I can't do that until I have 15 posts. :/ )

Unfortunately, I know absolutely nothing about ROM hacking. All I want to do is swap my sprites with the male trainer's. ("sprites" meaning the following: All field sprites (biking, running, etc.), Trainer card image (and everywhere else you see the Trainer sprite), Pokeball throwing animation (With and without the silly arm gadget), Cross-Trainer Dialogue images (Man, those were a pain to edit! >_<), "Boy Or Girl" image (Easy once I had the dialogue one), and VS Mugshot (The pic right before a gym leader fight)) I've got all of it made already, I just need to know how to put it all in.

I've looked around the forums, but I only found tutorials for older games, or tutorials that I can only assume make sense to people with a lot more experience than me. Can someone please dumb things down enough so I can do this? Needless to say, it'll mean a lot to me.

The only way i know is using the No$GBA paid version and finding the hex bytes to edit byte by byte O_O
Not sure you'd want to do that, and I'm sure theres another way, maybe I should make a program for it :D

 

[DashBlacK]

Thanks for the reply, I think joining a group would be a good idea. I don't really get the scripting thing because of the hex editing stuff. Well, one more stupid question, umm.... how would I exactly join a group? Like what do i do? Google it?(bad joke)