I've been thinking about hacking Emerald.
But people say It's unstable, and I've also heard that It's
some tools that make it crash.
So what tools are safe to use for hacking Emerald?
It's not that Emerald is unstable, It never ceases to amaze me how many people think this. o.o'
A lot of tools don't support Emerald but it's just because they haven't added the correct addresses for it, it's just as hackable as any other version.
I was talking to the thread poster... like pretty much everyone else in here. xDI wasn't saying Emerald was unstable, just to be clear. It isn't, it's the tools that don't support it correctly. I obviously fiddled with something along the way that resulted in the scripting bug. But again, with alot of backups, you should be ok.
I've been thinking about hacking Emerald.
But people say It's unstable, and I've also heard that It's
some tools that make it crash.
So what tools are safe to use for hacking Emerald?
This is the only correct post in the thread. If you are "scared" about tools then use the one tool that will never screw you over. A hex editor. (Any mistakes would be on your part XD)It's all BS. For one, you shouldn't let tools take over, anyways. All you need to create a basic hack on Emerald with decent changes is Truck Remover, AMap, and XSE, which all work fine with Emerald. Either way, every tool I've came across works with Emerald fine. I haven't found it to be "unstable" at all, other than times where I just made blatant mistakes on my own part. Just extend your ROM, and use something like DE4040 as the dynamic offset, and you'll be good.
what does using DE4040 as a dynamic offset do? I'm curious now oO
Nothing special. It's just what I use, as it's right around the area where the small amount of free space at the end of Emerald starts. After you extend, it's all yours from there. =Pwhat does using DE4040 as a dynamic offset do? I'm curious now oO