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[Other] Hi, I Need Help With Pokemon Fire Red and Gen III Hacking Suite

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    Starting, I think I just fuck (sorry for the bad word but can not think of another way to express myself)
    I was editing the sprite of charizard with Gen III Hacking Suite and when I say to Save All I came out something that I have no idea what to do, I came out something like '' 0x09879867 '' just that idea is, and I put this '' 0x6 '' which is the number of charizard (XD) then when I went to play with VBA I went out white screen (not e able to fix), trying to find solution and see the information from the rom with VBA said this:
    Game title: D (they look like Chinese characters) sD
    Game code: s4
    Maker coe: G4
    Maker name: KiKi Co. Ltd.
    Make unit code: 00
    Device type: 75
    ROM version: 40
    CRC: 96 (51)
    That's what comes out.
    I want to know is if I can recover the ROM because I did various things with iconed and not want to lose, because when I go to open the file to save icons iconed I get: Run-time error '13 Type mismatch.
    please help me
     
    I don't know too much yet, so take what I say with a grain of salt. That "0xYYYYYYY" number is what's called an offset. They refer to reserved bytes of data compressed into hexadecimal, so each one is very specific. By changing it to 0x6, you replaced the correct offset with 0x6000000, which is probably already being used somewhere in the ROM (hence the problems).

    Uh, you could maybe try finding an unused offset in Free Space Finder (should be in the hacking suite) and replacing 0x6 with that.

    Which program were you using exactly? Can you post the icon?
     
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