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Ruby: Making new Pokemon Types

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The Type icons in Fire Red can be found by opening the ROM in Tile Molester and going to offset 00E95FDC. Then hit Tile Forward to line them up right.
 
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I already kind of figured this out on my own, but I'm sure this helped a lot of people. Also I want to say good job on your first tutorial H20 Turqoise(can u pm if u have a PC nickname). One pointer, next time, make it longer. ;P

Great Mazinger said:
The Type icons in Fire Red can be found by opening the ROM in Tile Molester and going to offset 00E95FDC. Then hit Tile Forward to line them up right.
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Are you sure that, that is the only way, I'm pretty sure you can find in in Unlz
 
Matteron (96) said:
I already kind of figured this out on my own, but I'm sure this helped a lot of people. Also I want to say good job on your first tutorial H20 Turqoise(can u pm if u have a PC nickname). One pointer, next time, make it longer. ;P


Are you sure that, that is the only way, I'm pretty sure you can find in in Unlz
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Why make it longer when it can be easier and lighter to understand if it is short?

Also, UnLZ only shows compressed images, that is why you cannot see OWs, Pokemon icons, backsprites and the type icons.
But in Tile Molester, you'll hardly be editing a Pokemon sprite (which is btw compressed)
 
H2O Turquoise said:
Why make it longer when it can be easier and lighter to understand if it is short?

Also, UnLZ only shows compressed images, that is why you cannot see OWs, Pokemon icons, backsprites and the type icons.
But in Tile Molester, you'll hardly be editing a Pokemon sprite (which is btw compressed)
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FYI: Trainer back sprites are compressed in Ruby.
 
Is there any actual way to add new types to the maximum number?

EDIT: Sorry if I shouldn't be bumping this or something.
 
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Well, I'm trying to make something with people who are pretty experienced, so I'm pretty sure if you told me how, if I couldn't do it, they could.

Would you mind all that much? It's fairly important to the project >_<
 
Verloren said:
Well, I'm trying to make something with people who are pretty experienced, so I'm pretty sure if you told me how, if I couldn't do it, they could.

Would you mind all that much? It's fairly important to the project >_<
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The problem is, I don't know how to as well.
 
Thanks for the awesome tutorial Tropical Sunlight!!!
It really helped me in my hack!!! I made a type called Light.
Really cool!!! :D
 
Weavile05 said:
This tutorial would be necessary as part of adding a new type, but this only puts in the sprite, not the actual type effectiveness. I would, however, love to see a program that does.
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A tool like that does exist.
It's made by Darthatron and you should find it on Google, with enough effort.
There was a link on the old PHO but then the site stopped working.

I'll see if I can get a link.

EDIT: Found it! https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=122330
 
if you change the ??? type, then it is useful, but otherwise, it doesn't help much.

edit: @tropical sunlight: also, the tool that you were talking about doesn't seem to work
 
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Can you do me a tutorial for Fire Red, too? Probably via hex or something?
 
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