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[Tool] BSP Setword command

Lance32497

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    Hello guys. I tried searching how to add the setword command in Battle Script Pro tool but I found nothing on google.
    Can anybody here tell me how?
     
    Lance32497 said:
    Hello guys. I tried searching how to add the setword command in Battle Script Pro tool but I found nothing on google.
    Can anybody here tell me how?
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    i literally ended up ripping mine from mrds' rombase ahaha
    but one thing you might want to be aware of is that it is really doing the same thing as setting individual bytes in the ram offsets one after the other, so in essence i don't believe it's really necessary. granted, i may be very, very wrong here
     
    BluRose said:
    i literally ended up ripping mine from mrds' rombase ahaha
    but one thing you might want to be aware of is that it is really doing the same thing as setting individual bytes in the ram offsets one after the other, so in essence i don't believe it's really necessary. granted, i may be very, very wrong here
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    Uhm.. If you're referring to the asm, I had found it already, but my problem is including the setword command in the tool.
    I was decompiling battle scripts and I got this pop-up message:
    [PokeCommunity.com] BSP Setword command


    then MRDS advised me that the setword command must be included on the tool.
     
    OHHH
    in the commands.bsh file (i think that's what it is ahaha), add an entry for it
     
    BluRose said:
    OHHH
    in the commands.bsh file (i think that's what it is ahaha), add an entry for it
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    But the file is blank upon opening in notepad. Dunno what to write in there. #Define SETWORD 0xXX perhaps.
     
    Lance32497 said:
    But the file is blank upon opening in notepad. Dunno what to write in there. #Define SETWORD 0xXX perhaps.
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    this is my full commands.bsh file
    Spoiler:

    ok so the VERY last command in that spoiler is my setword command. what should be changed is what is italicized; your command index may be different. 0xF8 is going to be the very first new command after adding new ones or smh
     
    BluRose said:
    this is my full commands.bsh file
    Spoiler:

    ok so the VERY last command in that spoiler is my setword command. what should be changed is what is italicized; your command index may be different. 0xF8 is going to be the very first new command after adding new ones or smh
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    ohhhh thanks. that's a big help... thank you
     
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