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[pokefirered] Error when trying to add a new pokemon

MrTapMan

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    I've been trying to add Stoutland into the game using the tutorial linked on the pokeemerald wiki and I have been running into a problem when trying to make the rom.
    I have been getting this error
    "tools/gbagfx/gbagfx graphics/pokemon/stoutland/normal.pal graphics/pokemon/stoutland/normal.gbapal
    LF line endings aren't supported."
    And I don't really understand what is happening. I am still very new to this and would like some help. Thanks!
     
    MrTapMan said:
    I've been trying to add Stoutland into the game using the tutorial linked on the pokeemerald wiki and I have been running into a problem when trying to make the rom.
    I have been getting this error
    "tools/gbagfx/gbagfx graphics/pokemon/stoutland/normal.pal graphics/pokemon/stoutland/normal.gbapal
    LF line endings aren't supported."
    And I don't really understand what is happening. I am still very new to this and would like some help. Thanks!
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    As the error is saying gbagfx doesn't support LF line endings, which your graphics/pokemon/stoutland/normal.pal file is using.
    You should convert the file to use CRLF line endings instead. That can be done with various text editing programs or with unix2dos.
     
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