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How to insert HIGH QUALITY cries using Sappy (no Pokecry here)

robsterinside said:
How can I check cry offsets of my ROM without "Pokemon Editor"? I can't find "Pokemon Game Editor" ANYWHERE. I get how the repointing and hex editing editing works, I just can't tell which cry offsets to replace... Help me, please... :( Is there an alternative, easy way to do this? Or could anyone share the program? Whenever I try to look for it in the Toolbox the website's Porigon faints LOL.
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Here's the download link for PGE.
https://www.mediafire.com/?oq11a1lqtnvq5mj

chrunch said:
I've been trying to insert new cries and so far this method was working well until I got to the hex editor part. When I search for the pointer for my new cry this is what I find:
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What did I do wrong? :(
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I...can't see what's wrong. =/
Explanation please?
 
I'm still confused on Gen 3 Pokemon Cry Table o_O
 
I thank you so so very much for this, without this, my hack would not have the feel of a brand new adventure I want it to be.
Thank you so much again.
 
the version of sappy that works for me has 3 offsets that are available to change.

header, first track, and voice group.

do I need to change each of these?
 
I just listed the cries for Gen III/Hoenn Pokemon. I used FireRed/LeafGreen to make this list and this is not for Ruby/Sapphire but I will list them soon. The Emerald's cry table is fixed when using Gamer2020's GBAPGE and get to edit and repoint cries on Gen III/Hoenn Pokemon directly so there is no need to list it as what I did to FireRed/LeafGreen. I don't understand why Gen III/Hoenn Pokemon weren't listed accorinding to Pokedex number order. Anyways, the list is below (right after the correction and some notes).

Chaos Rush said:
269 - Whismur
...
382 - Whismur
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Correction to Chaos Rush: I noticed that there are two Whismurs listed. The 269th is Spinda, not Whismur. Well, the 382nd is truly Whismur's cry.

Note: These are not offsets. They are just hex-values well very useful in searching for it. (Only if this forums supports tables, that would be appreciated.)

FireRed/LeafGreen: List of Gen III/Hoenn Pokemon Cries by Hex-Values
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If there are any mistakes and going to reply for corrections, just reply and I will correct it. I appreciate mistakes. I will edit and update this post later when I got the Ruby and Sapphire list. I hope this helps a lot.
 
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Can I insert cries to expanded Pokemon? I expanded them with G3HS.
 
Ollie11 said:
Can I insert cries to expanded Pokemon? I expanded them with G3HS.
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Yes you can :D
It's the same concept, but you need a little extra work:
you have to change it in pge, then change the directsound type to 00.
 
gogojjtech said:
Yes you can :D
It's the same concept, but you need a little extra work:
you have to change it in pge, then change the directsound type to 00.
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Thanks, now I can make my 721 FireRed hack fully functional.
 
Can anyone explain me what to do with this?
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Sorry for spaces, I'm not allowed to post links.
 
Ollie11 said:
Can anyone explain me what to do with this?
cs12.userfiles. me/ f/081055170105222010046113170122161118253047146250197043/1401033191/50506438/0/cde2eae265cd4dc9812bb08cd648b75e/ Bez_�men�-spaces.ru.png
Sorry for spaces, I'm not allowed to post links.
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You need to add the cryconversiontable offset to your ini.
 
GoGoJJTech said:
Yes you can :D
It's the same concept, but you need a little extra work:
you have to change it in pge, then change the directsound type to 00.
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Hey, I followed the tutorial to a T, but when it comes to G3HS expanded Pokemon, how exactly do I go about changing the directsound type to 00? I can't seem to figure out what that means. :/


Cloudfury said:
Pokemon Game Editor was taken down, any other way to change pokemon cry offsets?
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To change cry offsets without Game Editor, it's always possible to do it manually. Each entry in the cry table appears to be composed of XX 3C 00 00 YY YY YY YY FF 00 FF 00, the XX either being 20 or 30 from what I've seen. YY YY YY YY is the pointer to your inserted cry. Each entry is C bytes long, so just multiply the hex number of the Pokemon you intend to change by C, add it to 48C914, go to this offset in your hex editor, and you should be taken to the end (not the beginning) of its entry in the cry table, meaning that the entry to the left of the text cursor is the entry you want. Replace the old pointer there with your new pointer, and you're set.

(someone correct me if I'm wrong, tho ._.)
 
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Question about insertion because I'm curious: does there need to be some freespace between each cry? Does the sound run together if you don't do that?

Looking back there was a couple times when I inserted samples starting with the byte right next to where the last one ends.
 
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Darkrai Lv.1000 said:
Hey, I followed the tutorial to a T, but when it comes to G3HS expanded Pokemon, how exactly do I go about changing the directsound type to 00? I can't seem to figure out what that means. :/




To change cry offsets without Game Editor, it's always possible to do it manually. Each entry in the cry table appears to be composed of XX 3C 00 00 YY YY YY YY FF 00 FF 00, the XX either being 20 or 30 from what I've seen. YY YY YY YY is the pointer to your inserted cry. Each entry is C bytes long, so just multiply the hex number of the Pokemon you intend to change by C, add it to 48C914, go to this offset in your hex editor, and you should be taken to the end (not the beginning) of its entry in the cry table, meaning that the entry to the left of the text cursor is the entry you want. Replace the old pointer there with your new pointer, and you're set.

(someone correct me if I'm wrong, tho ._.)
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The XX is the directsound type.. :D
 
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