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[Repost | R/S/E] How to change starter Pokémon (with a Hex-Editor)

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This is like so gonna help me with my non-glitchy toolbox!
Only downside is its gonna have seperate tools for R/S/E & FR/LG...
 
anyone know how to change all of one type of pokemon? for instance if i wanted all poochyenas in the game to be eevees? would be a big help
 
im still kind of confused on how this works

what does this do really im a newb when it comes to rom hacking and sorry for double posting
 
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Yeah, I'm not geeting this... If someone could will you direct me to the nearest a-starter download?
 
Great tutorial but is there anyway to change the pokeball icons?
 
Ok after a quick search ive discovered 457104 is the FR BPRE offset for the starters ._.
 
I'm using HexWorkshop and I got a different offset for each pokemon in FireRed.

00169ba2 - Bulbasaur
00169d70 - Squirtle
00169db2 - Charmander

Using Hex not DEC

I'm sure it's probably because my table is set up to show up to 15, but I figured I'd post this to see if it helps anyone.
 
I know this is an old post but I really need help! I can't seem to find the 5B1DF8 offset for Pokémon Emerald. I can find a 5B1DF0 offset, but not the —F8 offset. Also, it says that this offset will have 3 2-byte values, which makes sense because hex editors show the values as pairs. But then the list for each Pokémon is a 4-byte value. 0100, I would assume is just 01 as the 2-byte value, but other ones are complicated. Like, what is a 2F01 as a 2-byte value? It's 4 digits long.
 
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