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Tool: HackMew's Tools Factory [A-Ptch released]

Hey, what's with the runtime error '380' in XSE 1.11?
 
Gamer2020 said:
I couldnt find it either but its on the page before this one.

Great tools hack mew!
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Yeah, indeed. I'm going to update the first post tomorrow as I've been a bit busy so far.


Ninja Caterpie said:
Hey, what's with the runtime error '380' in XSE 1.11?
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You're talking about this, right? If you're interested he was running XSE through Darwine on Mac OS X. The error never appeared to anyone else and it even got "solved" for a moment (yeah, weird enough) for random reasons. I bet it's just Darwine's fault actually. I cannot be 100% sure indeed, so I'll wait to see if someone else gets the same error. FYI, the error is more likely to occure if the Settings.ini file wasn't created yet. So you may want to move/rename/delete it for testings.
 
I never knew XSE had an '#alias' preprocessor directive. If I knew it had that I would have liked it more.
I took a look at it and is there something wrong with the #include? All the files are in the same folder, yet if I include any file I get the error 53 of file not found.
Is it just me?
 
thethethethe said:
I never knew XSE had an '#alias' preprocessor directive. If I knew it had that I would have liked it more.
I took a look at it and is there something wrong with the #include? All the files are in the same folder, yet if I include any file I get the error 53 of file not found.
Is it just me?
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In fact it was added lately. Regarding the problem with the header files, could you tell me in which folder they were? Also, where you using the standard ones or custom ones?
 
HackMew said:
In fact it was added lately. Regarding the problem with the header files, could you tell me in which folder they were? Also, where you using the standard ones or custom ones?
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Tried it in a few places. Right in the C Drive, from the Desktop and another folder where I keep things like this.
I also tried both custom and default headers.
I'm just using a simple script like this.
Code: 
#include "std.rbh"
#eraserange 0x0 0x20
#dynamic 0x800000
#alias @ $  //Just for sake of habit.

#org $start
msgbox $1 0x2
end

#org $1
= Hello World.
It all just gives me the same error.
 
thethethethe said:
Tried it in a few places. Right in the C Drive, from the Desktop and another folder where I keep things like this.
I also tried both custom and default headers.
I'm just using a simple script like this.
Code: 
#include "std.rbh"
#eraserange 0x0 0x20
#dynamic 0x800000
#alias @ $  //Just for sake of habit.

#org $start
msgbox $1 0x2
end

#org $1
= Hello World.
It all just gives me the same error.
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Okay, few things. First of all no quotes. Then keep in mind the std.rbh is included by default, so no need to manually include it. Also, when you include a header file XSE will try loading them from its folder. If you want to use custom headers you can try the Batch Compiler. BTW, why are you erasing the the first 15 bytes of the ROM header?
 
HackMew said:
Okay, few things. First of all no quotes. Then keep in mind the std.rbh is included by default, so no need to manually include it. Also, when you include a header file XSE will try loading them from its folder. If you want to use custom headers you can try the Batch Compiler. BTW, why are you erasing the the first 15 bytes of the ROM header?
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I forgot to remove that part from the script I posted. I don't have any Pokemon ROM's on my computer at the moment, so I was just compiling it to an empty ROM I created. I just forgot to remove the eraserange from the code I posted.
In the script I was using the dynamic was set to 0.

OK, so the only problem was the quotes. Then you may want to fix something in the guide. The example for the #include directive uses quotes around the file name.
 
Great update Hackmew
Perfect! :)
 
I searched the whole thread but couldnt find the A-Trainer Beta
was it removed?
 
destinedjagold said:
HackMew... I heard that the new XSE had some command name changes.
Is that true? If so, then I guess I need time to 'get used' to those new commands... :\
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I don't think there are name changes as such, but there are some more full constructs now.

Message -

Originally you did this:
Code: 
message @pointer
boxset 2
Now, you do this:
Code: 
message @pointer 0x2
 
i tried the click here to view links it won't open =/
 
thethethethe said:
OK, so the only problem was the quotes. Then you may want to fix something in the guide. The example for the #include directive uses quotes around the file name.
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All right, thanks for letting me know. I have to say the #include example was made by ZodiacDaGreat, he must have made confusion with the old ScriptEd. I'll fix that for the next XSE update I'm preparing.


Mac_Mini said:
Great update HackMew
Perfect! :)
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Thank you :)


destinedjagold said:
HackMew... I heard that the new XSE had some command name changes.
Is that true? If so, then I guess I need time to 'get used' to those new commands... :\
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No need to be scared. Only few of them got changed, to make them better.
You may want to check the thead I made in the Documents and Tutorials section regarding the database.


enyex7 said:
i tried the click here to view links it won't open =/
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I'm going to update the first post, but since I use spoilers there as well I'd like to know few things. What browser are you using? Are you sure JavaScript is enabled? Aren't you using an anonymizer that block JavaScript perhaps?
 
The A-trainer beta is awesome. For once I can actually edit trainers without the crash. Well done :) Can I make new classes e.g. Officer, Galactic Grunt, Galactice Commander, or is that in the next update?
 
Pokepal17 said:
The A-trainer beta is awesome. For once I can actually edit trainers without the crash. Well done :) Can I make new classes e.g. Officer, Galactic Grunt, Galactice Commander, or is that in the next update?
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Well, thanks. Just to let you know I've found a few bugs but I'll wait a bit before acutally releasing the fixed version, just in case new ones are found. Same for XSE.
Remember it's just a beta, so I may think about implementing a class expander or something. I won't promise anything though.

FSF got updated! v1.1.1 now.
Mainly translations fixes, plus Chinese and Slovak.

Oh, yeah. The first post got updated too. Enjoy! ;)
 
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