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Tool: PKSV - Pokémon Script Editor + GUI

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*Shiny Umbreon* said:
um hate to ask but... how much is it in download???
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If you go to the "Browse all files" link, then you can have a look at the size for each version.
The pkg (package) file, containing everything a normal end user needs, is 237.7 KB. (Less than 1/64 of the size of your Fire Red ROM.)
The sourcecode file, containing everything in the package file but with accompanying source code (except for the backend source code, an old version is on the site but if you PM me I can give you an intermediary version). The size of the source code package, which I doubt anyone wants seeing as C programmers are rare nowadays (except in Linux communities), is 304.5 KB at the moment, just over 1/64 of the size of your Fire Red ROM.

[If you're curious, 1/64 of the size of a Fire Red or Ruby ROM is 256 KB.]

In other words, if you can fit a GBA ROM on your computer, you can fit this software on many, many times.
 
Hi, I've got the 1.5.0 version up & ready!
Download <-- Clicky!
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[PokeCommunity.com] PKSV - Pokémon Script Editor + GUI
Features:

  • Now you can run the tools dialog AND the decompile dialog at the same time, WHILE STILL editing text :P Neat, eh?
  • Added much-needed tooltips to toolbar. That was hell to implement.
  • Identifies, decompiles and recompiles... Pokémon Gold, Silver and Prism!! (not tried crystal, but Prism has a silly lockout-code which I just added to PKSV. Thanks Cooley, for the idea, the resources, and the motivation!)
  • Can convert offsets to pointers and back (thanks Blazichu!), meaning you won't have to switch to Scizz's A-Point every few seconds!
  • Has G/S/C autocomplete registry (except from pokeinc, I do NOT want to have to update that autocomplete set, it would take hours!)
  • Only hybrid G/S/C/R/S/E/FR/LG script editor out there, ever!
    And...
  • It's open source! Feel free to grab the source code (link)!

[If you're wondering where the decompiler/recompiler source is, grab the source to the non-GUI package instead]

Remember, any glitches should be PM'd directly to me so I can track 'em down and iron 'em out.
 
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I'm very confused how to use it. :\
I looked at the tut, but it's hard to understand. :\
Help?
 
this might sound stupid but eh why is it v1.4.9 and v1.5 etc.y not v1 v2 v3 and so on?
 
@ JJJ: I use minor and major versions to show people how important an update is. If I update the major version (the first number), that usually means something to totally change the program (i.e. a re-write) has occurred. The second number, the minor version, is to show whenever I update something important. The last number is used for bugfixes and tiny features.

@ Wind: I'm thinking of writing a tutorial for the scripting commands, entirely in XHTML.
 
I haven't really posted here. But I've been looking at all the little differences I can see between this, XSE and Pokescript lately. And I've found that Pokescript is the one I like the most, but only because I'm able to edit the 'command database' so that I can rename commands so that they're much easier for me to remember. That feature is missing from these new tools.
Well, what I'm saying is if you can, is it possible to add that possiblity? It would help people like me and others who are stuck in their ways, to make the change over to a more reliable tool.
 
Uh, okay sorry if i'm a total nub. but, when I save, it doesn't.. well, save. I Take a new script, attempt to edit it, close and save it, re-open, it's back to the old script.

My friend said you have to compile it or whatever, so I did and it says
"Opened file.
Premature end to #DEFINE!"

but it still doesn't save...
Could anyone help? Thanks :)
 
Uh, okay sorry if i'm a total nub. but, when I save, it doesn't.. well, save. I Take a new script, attempt to edit it, close and save it, re-open, it's back to the old script.

My friend said you have to compile it or whatever, so I did and it says
"Opened file.
Premature end to #DEFINE!"

but it still doesn't save...
Could anyone help? Thanks
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Yeah. Samething with me... I have no idea what to do.
 
Same thing happens to me.

What i do, is use a script thats already in use, edit that, compile, put it where i want to put it, and it works!
 
Awakening said:
Uh, okay sorry if i'm a total nub. but, when I save, it doesn't.. well, save. I Take a new script, attempt to edit it, close and save it, re-open, it's back to the old script.

My friend said you have to compile it or whatever, so I did and it says
"Opened file.
Premature end to #DEFINE!"

but it still doesn't save...
Could anyone help? Thanks :)
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Having the same problem with latest version. Any fixes?
 
thethethethe said:
I haven't really posted here. But I've been looking at all the little differences I can see between this, XSE and Pokescript lately. And I've found that Pokescript is the one I like the most, but only because I'm able to edit the 'command database' so that I can rename commands so that they're much easier for me to remember. That feature is missing from these new tools.
Well, what I'm saying is if you can, is it possible to add that possiblity? It would help people like me and others who are stuck in their ways, to make the change over to a more reliable tool.
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If you download the backend source code (PKSV w/o GUI) then look in "pokedef.h" or "golddef.h", and "recompiler.h" and "decompiler.h", you will find all the commands and all related code.
EDIT:
Autocomplete listing is in the pksvui.c of the frontend source code.

As for the premature end to #define... What a way to start V1.5.0, eh?
Update for that coming in a few minutes

Update has come.
If you cannot get the update and are stuck with version 1.5.0, go into PokeInc.txt and do a find/replace:
Find: CH'D
Replace: CHD
 
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Hey, I'm trying to decompile a Pokemon Gold script and I can't find the 'event bank' for scripts anywhere. Is there something I'm missing?
 
bobby681 said:
Hey, I'm trying to decompile a Pokemon Gold script and I can't find the 'event bank' for scripts anywhere. Is there something I'm missing?
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If you double-click the map's name in Gold Map, then you can find the "Event data offset".
There will be a pointer, then a number in brackets. The part of the number before the colon is what you want.
Innocence said:
A little too evil perhaps? :P

Don't mind me, an excellent new feature to your editor, and the others, I suppose...I still haven't read the other features, XD
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Too evil? No such thing! Ganon is a great example of this!
 
Woah...this is definately going to help me out! I haven't tried it yet, though!
 
hmm... sorry to be a random noob.

but you think in your next version, you can post a trainerscriptgen??
 
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