Simple Modifications Directory

[Pyxal]

<snip>

Hey, moved your post here since it's a small change and fits here. :)

 

[Lunos]

Special that lets the Player choose an item from the bag [Em]
Back in November 2021, SkiDY#5130 mentioned in PokeCommunity's Discord server how the CFRU had a special to check an item from the bag.
That same day I made an implementation of that in Pokeemerald, which I completely forgot to bring here.
Now that I incorporated it into a new branch where I'm moving all my personal project's changes, I figured I should take the chance to put it in a branch of its own and post it.

So, this is pretty simple.
There's a special that reads the value of the VAR_TEMP_1 in search of a bag pocket and opens said bag pocket directly by using the GoToBagMenu function.
The item that is chosen by the Player is stored in VAR_ITEM_ID for you to do as you please.

Usage and Showcase:

Using call_if_eq instead of goto_if_eq here was my bad. Don't do this at home. It's not correct even though it works.

To implement this, you can track my GitHub repository via git remote and pull the branch chooseItem which is where I'm hosting the code:

git remote add lunos https://github.com/LOuroboros/pokeemerald
git pull lunos chooseItem

Or you can implement it manually:
https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/compare/master...LOuroboros:chooseItem
Your choice.

And that's pretty much it.​

 

[AdolescentSeagull]

Mid-battle Evolutions (Emerald)​

Hi everyone, this is my first contribution to this thread, I've had a lot of fun doing this and I hope to add some more!

Features:

• allows your Pokémon to evolve (if it can) in the middle of a battle when it has levelled up in battle and is currently out. If they learn any moves, they will be ready to be used in battle as well.
• works with single battles, both left and right Pokémon in double battles and in multi battles (i.e. your partner's Pokémon). Your partner's Pokémon should not evolve in normal gameplay since the player can't normally get Steven's (the only trainer with whom you can gain experience) Pokémon (Metang is the only one who could theoretically evolve) to evolve anyway in the Multi Battle against Team Magma.
• If you don't want either of your left or right Pokémon to evolve, the game will stop trying to evolve them in-battle if they gain any more levels.

Preview:

Spoiler:

Source
To pull the branch:

git remote add cfp https://github.com/CtrlFootPrint/pokeemerald
git pull cfp MidBattleEvo

Alternatively, here are the changes made: https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/compare/master...CtrlFootPrint:MidBattleEvo

I have tested these changes in a variety of different scenarios and with different teams and it seems to be working fine. If you do spot any flaws or bugs or have any questions or queries, please let me know! Any other feedback or comment is much appreciated!

 

[000mn000]

Mid-battle Evolutions (Emerald)​

Hi everyone, this is my first contribution to this thread, I've had a lot of fun doing this and I hope to add some more!

Features:

• allows your Pokémon to evolve (if it can) in the middle of a battle when it has levelled up in battle and is currently out. If they learn any moves, they will be ready to be used in battle as well.
• works with single battles, both left and right Pokémon in double battles and in multi battles (i.e. your partner's Pokémon). Your partner's Pokémon should not evolve in normal gameplay since the player can't normally get Steven's (the only trainer with whom you can gain experience) Pokémon (Metang is the only one who could theoretically evolve) to evolve anyway in the Multi Battle against Team Magma.
• If you don't want either of your left or right Pokémon to evolve, the game will stop trying to evolve them in-battle if they gain any more levels.

Preview:

Spoiler:

Source
To pull the branch:

git remote add cfp https://github.com/CtrlFootPrint/pokeemerald
git pull cfp MidBattleEvo

Alternatively, here are the changes made: https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/compare/master...CtrlFootPrint:MidBattleEvo

I have tested these changes in a variety of different scenarios and with different teams and it seems to be working fine. If you do spot any flaws or bugs or have any questions or queries, please let me know! Any other feedback or comment is much appreciated!

Easily ported to FR as well, so thank you for this!

 

[retrogba]

[Pokeemerald] Updated debug menu!

Now with:
-SOUND!!!
-easy way to run custom scripts
-poison all party mons
-max money & max coins
-trigger daycare egg (no more running like crazy to test daycare changes)
-completly fill pc with pokemon

Also lots of small fixes!

Credits for the additions:
Sierraffinity
Jaizu

Spoiler:

Hi there! I was able to successfully merge this, and everything is working well, except for one thing: it seems that when I "make", the debug menu is available regardless of whether I've used "make DDEBUGGING=1" or a normal "make". Strangely, the syntax "make debugging" doesn't work either.

Once you've built in the debug menu, is there any way to prevent it from being accessible?

 

[retrogba]

[Pokeemerald] TM Case ported from FR and custom one!

Base version (fr_tm_case_port):
I ported the TM Case from Firered over to Emerald:

This branch is meant as a starting point and basically "only" adds the functionality to the case. The original TM/HM pocket still exits.


Improved version (tx_ui_TmCase):
I also created an improved version:

This version adds the party Pokemon icons and grays them out, when the Pokemon cannot learn the currently selected move.
Additionally it gets rid of the TM/HM pocket and makes sure the player has 1 TM Case, if they find or receive a TM.


How to add:

git remote add xaman https://github.com/TheXaman/pokeemerald/
git pull xaman fr_tm_case_port

OR

git remote add xaman https://github.com/TheXaman/pokeemerald/
git pull xaman tx_ui_TmCase

I hope you like it and if you find any bugs please let me know!

Special thanks to:
Jaizu for all the feedback

Credits:
TheXaman

Hi! I was experimenting with this last night, and while it's not technically a bug, I've noticed two things:

1) If you've made TMs reusable using the wiki's tutorials that give them the same importance as an HM, it will cause the [HM] icon to overlap the name in the list and details window.
2) If you've added in the fairy type, and made any fairy type TMs, the type icon won't appear.
EDIT:
Looks like the Fairy Type not appearing for TMs has more to do with the original tutorial for inserting fairy type categories, we've been able to add it for a normal TM/HM Bag, so I can add that info into the tutorial. Will be testing out how that impacts your TM case, too!

 

[Lunos]

Item field effect functions to increase/decrease Individual Values [Em]
So, retrogba has been asking for implementations of this, and I made one because I don't particularly like how the game handles ITEM_EFFECTs by default, but also, I was bored enough to just go and do it.

Why am I posting this? Idk. I guess it's just so the time I spent on this won't go to waste.
I don't think I'll use it myself since I'm not particularly interested and Bottle Caps are good enough.

Essentially, this works exactly like the vitamins/berries to increase/decrease EV.
Use an item that has its itemFieldUseFunc set to ItemUseOutOfBattle_ReduceIV and its secondaryId to STAT_HP on a Pokémon to reduce 10 HP IV.
Use an item that has its itemFieldUseFunc set to ItemUseOutOfBattle_IncreaseIV and its secondaryId to STAT_HP on a Pokémon to add 10 HP IV.
And so on.

These also modify the friendship by making use of the AdjustFriendship function, giving a purpose to the unused FRIENDSHIP_EVENT_VITAMIN and adding one for berry stand-ins.
The EV reducing berries have not been modified, and those still adjust the friendship from within their item effect like normal though.

Showcase:


To implement this, you can track my GitHub repository via git remote and pull the branch ivChangingItems which is where I'm hosting the code:

git remote add lunos https://github.com/LOuroboros/pokeemerald
git pull lunos ivChangingItems

Or you can implement things manually:
https://github.com/pret/pokeemerald/compare/master...LOuroboros:ivChangingItems

The latter is probably ideal in this case since I added new placeholder items that are bound to produce conflicts with the item_expansion, but ultimately, the choice is yours.

And that's pretty much it.​

 

[Diego Mertens]

Move Relearner as an option in the Pokémon Party Screen (Emerald)

In Pokémon Legends Arceus, a new addition was made to change a Pokémon's moveset from the Party Menu. This adds this feature to Pokeemerald.

First, we define some stuff:

We go to include/flags.h and we replace any flag with the _UNUSED nametag with this:

FLAG_PARTY_MOVES

Then, we go to include/strings.h, and we add this after the last one:

extern const u8 gText_Moves_Menu[];

After that, we go to src/strings.c, and we add afer the last one:

const u8 gText_Moves_Menu[] = _("Change Moves");

Then, we go to include/party_menu.h and we add:

void CB2_ReturnToPartyMenuFromSummaryScreen(void);

Then, we go to src/data/party_menu.h and we add:

MENU_MOVES,

Anywhere in the the enum section with the menus. It's the one with "MENU_SUMMARY".

After that, we search for "[MENU_SUMMARY] = {gText_Summary5, CursorCb_Summary}," and we add underneath:

[MENU_MOVES] = {gText_Moves_Menu, CursorCb_Moves},

Then, we go to src/party_menu.c:
We add on the top "#include move_relearner.h" where all the other includes are
We search for "u8 actions[8];" and we change it with "u8 actions[10];"
We search for "static void CB2_ReturnToPartyMenuFromSummaryScreen(void);" and we delete the line entirely
We search for "static void CursorCb_Summary(u8);" and we add right after:

static void CursorCb_Moves(u8);

Then, we search for "static void CB2_ReturnToPartyMenuFromSummaryScreen" and we delete de "static" part
then, we search for CursorCb_Summary(u8 taskId) and right after we add:

static void CursorCb_Moves(u8 taskId)
{
    PlaySE(SE_SELECT);
	FlagSet(FLAG_PARTY_MOVES);
    gSpecialVar_0x8004 = gPartyMenu.slotId;
	gSpecialVar_0x8005 = GetNumberOfRelearnableMoves(&gPlayerParty[gSpecialVar_0x8004]);
	DisplayPartyPokemonDataForRelearner(gSpecialVar_0x8004);
	TeachMoveRelearnerMove();
    sPartyMenuInternal->exitCallback = TeachMoveRelearnerMove;
    Task_ClosePartyMenu(taskId);
}

Then, we search "AppendToList(sPartyMenuInternal->actions, &sPartyMenuInternal->numActions, MENU_SWITCH);" and right under, but outside de "if" declaration, we add:

		if (GetNumberOfRelearnableMoves(&mons[slotId]) != 0) {
			AppendToList(sPartyMenuInternal->actions, &sPartyMenuInternal->numActions, MENU_MOVES);
		}

(It should look like this:)

Spoiler:

        if (GetMonData(&mons[1], MON_DATA_SPECIES) != SPECIES_NONE)
            AppendToList(sPartyMenuInternal->actions, &sPartyMenuInternal->numActions, MENU_SWITCH);
	if (GetNumberOfRelearnableMoves(&mons[slotId]) != 0) {
		AppendToList(sPartyMenuInternal->actions, &sPartyMenuInternal->numActions, MENU_MOVES);
		}

Then, we go to scr/move_relearner.c, and we add an include like this at the start:
#include "party_menu.h"
Lastly, we search for "SetMainCallback2(CB2_ReturnToField);" and we replace the line for:

			if (FlagGet(FLAG_PARTY_MOVES))
			{
				CB2_ReturnToPartyMenuFromSummaryScreen();
				FlagClear(FLAG_PARTY_MOVES);
			}
			else
			{
				SetMainCallback2(CB2_ReturnToField);
			}

If we want to add PLA's PP tracking system, so we can´t infinetly restore our PP's later on, we have to do this:

EDIT4: An alternative way to deal with that is to do what the Gen. 5 Games did with the reusable TMs.
Those pick the smallest PP value out of the old and the new move, and make the new move use that.
Thankfully, this is shown in the "Infinite TM usage" tutorial at the Pokeemerald wiki.
Here's the commit from my branch, for anyone interested.

And then, we should have this! (ignore the "nickname" addition)

This gif shows that the option only appears if the Pokémon has any moves to relearn.
This addition does not add the option to make pokemon relearn moves they've been taught via TMs, only level-up moves are avaible.

 

[Lunos]

Then, we go to src/data/party_menu.h and we add:

MENU_MOVES,

Under "MENU_BAG,", in the enum section.

Just so you know, that label is not present in that file, it's in src/pokemon_storage_system.c.
I suppose you mean to tell the user to add MENU_MOVES, in this enum.
Thankfully, the order doesn't matter much in this case. As long as people plug it before MENU_FIELD_MOVES, they'll be fine.

EDIT: Also, you forgot to mention the user needs to #include the move_relearner.h header file to the list in src/party_menu.c.

EDIT2: Also, you don't really need to waste a clean flag for this when you can just use the temporary flags.

Other than that, I tested it, and it works nicely. Thanks!

EDIT3: Oh yeah, I just realized this doesn't track changes in PP, unlike PLA does.
Realistically, that could be a bit broken. It's a free heal for moves' PP after all.

I suppose there isn't a good way to handle this though?
I'm guessing you'd need to make one of the SaveBlocks (or maybe the BoxPokemon struct) track the amount of PP for each move a Pokémon can learn by levelling up.

EDIT4: An alternative way to deal with that is to do what the Gen. 5 Games did with the reusable TMs.
Those pick the smallest PP value out of the old and the new move, and make the new move use that.
Thankfully, this is shown in the "Infinite TM usage" tutorial at the Pokeemerald wiki.
Here's the commit from my branch, for anyone interested.

Keep in mind that what I did modifies the general move relearner behavior.
If we wanted to apply this only when the Player accesses the feature from the party screen, we could modify the case MENU_STATE_TRY_OVERWRITE_MOVE like this instead: https://pastebin.com/dcbTzGqU

 

[Diego Mertens]

Other than that, I tested it, and it works nicely. Thanks!

Thanks for the comments!

EDIT: Also, you forgot to mention the user needs to #include the move_relearner.h header file to the list in src/party_menu.c.

Yeah, you're right that i forgot to add that in the tutorial, i will now! Should keep more track on additions and deletions next time i post here

EDIT4: An alternative way to deal with that is to do what the Gen. 5 Games did with the reusable TMs.
Those pick the smallest PP value out of the old and the new move, and make the new move use that.
Thankfully, this is shown in the "Infinite TM usage" tutorial at the Pokeemerald wiki.
Here's the commit from my branch, for anyone interested.

Adding it to the tutorial right now!

 

[Diego Mertens]

Hello! This code worked with no errors, however I get a loud screeching sound when exiting the pc that is continuous until i join a battle screen. Any idea how i might resolve this?

Yup! You're exactly right!
Turns out, what happened was, i was using an old copy of the game... (my bad!)
The new updated code is in the original post!

But here's the new one so you dont have to go back to it

static void FieldTask_ReturnToPcMenu(void)
{
    u8 taskId;
    MainCallback vblankCb = gMain.vblankCallback;
	if (FlagGet(FLAG_POKEMONPCMENU)==TRUE)
	{
		SetVBlankCallback(NULL);
		taskId = CreateTask(Task_PCMainMenu, 80);
		gTasks[taskId].tState = 0;
		gTasks[taskId].tSelectedOption = sPreviousBoxOption;
		Task_PCMainMenu(taskId);
		SetVBlankCallback(vblankCb);
		FadeInFromBlack();
	}
	else {
		ScriptContext2_Disable();
		EnableBothScriptContexts();
		SetVBlankCallback(CB2_ReturnToField);
		FadeInFromBlack();
	}
}

 

[TheXaman]

Hi there! I was able to successfully merge this, and everything is working well, except for one thing: it seems that when I "make", the debug menu is available regardless of whether I've used "make DDEBUGGING=1" or a normal "make". Strangely, the syntax "make debugging" doesn't work either.

Once you've built in the debug menu, is there any way to prevent it from being accessible?

Hi, I changed the method of enabling/disabling the debug menu a while back and forgot to update the "update post", sorry.
The new way is:

Access ingame:
From now on if you want the menu to show up you have to define TX_DEBUGGING in debug.h and delete/uncomment the line if you don't want it to show up.
To access ingame press R + Start.

 

[TheXaman]

Hi! I was experimenting with this last night, and while it's not technically a bug, I've noticed two things:

1) If you've made TMs reusable using the wiki's tutorials that give them the same importance as an HM, it will cause the [HM] icon to overlap the name in the list and details window.
2) If you've added in the fairy type, and made any fairy type TMs, the type icon won't appear.
EDIT:
Looks like the Fairy Type not appearing for TMs has more to do with the original tutorial for inserting fairy type categories, we've been able to add it for a normal TM/HM Bag, so I can add that info into the tutorial. Will be testing out how that impacts your TM case, too!

The only way to fix the HM icon overlapping is to add a condition/check in this function:

static void TMCase_ItemPrintFunc(u8 windowId, u32 itemId, u8 y)

For example the by itemId, but thats something you have to decide. There is no "fix" I can implement due to the vast amount of different approaches people have for TMs/HMs e.g. expanding them to 100, removing HMs etc...

And regarding the Fairy type, only implementation I used is the one from the DizzyEgg/RHH BattleEngine and as far as I can remember that worked fine.

 

[retrogba]

No worries! I don't think there's anything to worry about, just wanted to flag two weird instances I saw when working with the common tutorials! IIRC I noticed some code after posting that made it clearer it had the DizzyEgg/RHH branches in mind, but I won't be using those so unfortunately had to bail on your TM case.

It worked great/looked great otherwise though!

Hi, I changed the method of enabling/disabling the debug menu a while back and forgot to update the "update post", sorry.
The new way is:

Access ingame:
From now on if you want the menu to show up you have to define TX_DEBUGGING in debug.h and delete/uncomment the line if you don't want it to show up.
To access ingame press R + Start.

Awesome, thank you! Getting this to work properly will be incredibly helpful!

 

[Diego Mertens]

[pokeemerald] Day/Night encounters

I'm happy I can finally contribute to this page. Major thanks to AmbientDinosaur who helped me on my way, link to that post is at the end.

Thanks again to AmbientDinosaur! Here is the OP https://www.pokecommunity.com/showpost.php?p=10315616&postcount=236

I've been trying to implement this, but it just doesn't seem to work, like the encounters don't change depending on the time, they just stay the same
idk what i'm doing wrong, because i have an NPC whose dialogue changes depending on the time and that works just fine
Ignore this, i implemented the map check wrong, the code was searching for a map that had all maps i wanted night encounters on at once, my bad!

 

[SBird]

[Pokeemerald] Simplistic Battle Intro

Removes the scanline effect clutter and sprite sliding from the battle intro animation and replaces it with only an opening window. This makes it easier to build new battlescreens since you do not have to conform to animation constraints and also speeds up the intro sequence in general.

Old:


New:


You can review any changes here: https://github.com/SBird1337/pokeemerald/tree/battle/simple-intro

~SBird

PS: If you have issues don't @ me - get in contact on one of the RH/PC discord servers I'm in or I will probably not respond in a long time.
E: Changed URL to the branch since the commit was force-pushed to fix a bug related to trainer sliding.

 

[ghoulslash]

[Pokeemerald] Better Reflection System

Normally, reflection sprites are shown on any layer except the bottom, meaning that your reflection would persist under grass if it was found at the edge of a puddle, etc. This fixes that problem:

See the wiki post here

What you sacrifice by using this

• Your reflection tip will now be cutoff if you are one tile away from the edge of the water to the north. This is better than having a full reflection under grass though, imo
• Your reflection tip will still appear under grass/whatever if you are at the southern edge of a reflective surface.
• Your reflection dissapears as you start to step, so it will dissapear as you move off the southern edge of a puddle, for example.
  

 

[retrogba]

[Pokeemerald] Ingame trade with yourself (Trade evolutions)
Set up an ingame trade with yourself to get trade evolutions without a second player.

There are two versions:
Version 1 is the quicker option and directly trades your pokemon back to yourself:

Version 2 trades a predefined pokemon to the player and then trades it back for the players original one:

How to:
Preparations: First we implement the "Dynamic Trading Names" fix.

Open src/trade.c and find void CreateInGameTradePokemon(void). Change it to:

Spoiler:

void CreateInGameTradePokemon(void)
{
    if(gSpecialVar_0x8004 == 6)  // Version 1 (a value greater than return value range of 0-5 and not 255)
        gEnemyParty[0] = gPlayerParty[gSpecialVar_0x8005];
    else if(gSpecialVar_0x8004 == 7) // Version 2 Step 1 (trade your pokemon for the defined pokemon below and saves your pokemon data to the trader)
    {
        struct Pokemon *pokemon = &gEnemyParty[0];
        CreateMon(pokemon, SPECIES_MEW, 99, 32, FALSE, 0, OT_ID_PRESET, 0); // (After the trade this pokemon is set as "Seen and caught" in the players pokedex!)
        gEnemyParty[1] = gPlayerParty[gSpecialVar_0x8005];
    }
    else if(gSpecialVar_0x8004 == 8) // Version 2 Step 2 (trades your saved pokemon from the trader back to you)
        gEnemyParty[0] = gEnemyParty[1];
    else
        _CreateInGameTradePokemon(gSpecialVar_0x8005, gSpecialVar_0x8004);
}

Then open the script file for the map you want to change, e.g. data/maps/OldaleTown/scripts.inc and add:

Spoiler:

SCRIPT_SelfTrade_V1::
	lock
	faceplayer
	msgbox SCRIPT_SelfTrade_Text_IllTradeIfYouWant, MSGBOX_YESNO
	compare VAR_RESULT, NO
	goto_if_eq SCRIPT_SelfTrade_DeclineTrade
	special ChoosePartyMon
	waitstate
	compare VAR_0x8004, 255
	goto_if_eq SCRIPT_SelfTrade_DeclineTrade
	copyvar VAR_0x8005, VAR_0x8004
	setvar VAR_0x8004, 6
	special CreateInGameTradePokemon
	special DoInGameTradeScene
	waitstate
	msgbox SCRIPT_SelfTrade_Text_ComeBack, MSGBOX_DEFAULT
	release
	end

SCRIPT_SelfTrade_V2::
	lock
	faceplayer
	msgbox SCRIPT_SelfTrade_Text_IllTradeIfYouWant, MSGBOX_YESNO
	compare VAR_RESULT, NO
	goto_if_eq SCRIPT_SelfTrade_DeclineTrade
	special ChoosePartyMon
	waitstate
	compare VAR_0x8004, 255
	goto_if_eq SCRIPT_SelfTrade_DeclineTrade
	copyvar VAR_0x8005, VAR_0x8004
	setvar VAR_0x8004, 7
	special CreateInGameTradePokemon
	special DoInGameTradeScene
	waitstate
	setvar VAR_0x8004, 8
	special CreateInGameTradePokemon
	special DoInGameTradeScene
	waitstate
	msgbox SCRIPT_SelfTrade_Text_ComeBack, MSGBOX_DEFAULT
	release
	end

SCRIPT_SelfTrade_DeclineTrade::
	msgbox SCRIPT_SelfTrade_Text_YouDontWantToThatsOkay, MSGBOX_DEFAULT
	release
	end

SCRIPT_SelfTrade_Text_IllTradeIfYouWant:
	.string "I will help you to\n"
	.string "trade a pokemon\p"
	.string "with yourself!$"

SCRIPT_SelfTrade_Text_ComeBack:
	.string "Come back anytime.$"

SCRIPT_SelfTrade_Text_YouDontWantToThatsOkay:
	.string "You dont want to?\n"
        .string "Okay come back anytime$"

Now just add a goto SCRIPT_SelfTrade_V1 or goto SCRIPT_SelfTrade_V2 where you want the script to start. Have fun!


CREDIT:
TheXaman

I know this thread isn't for asking for help, but wanted to flag that I can only get this to work in a completely vanilla build. Once any changes are made (such as merging your Debug System, or other simple mod changes) this completely breaks. V1 will fill your party with bad eggs and cause other strange errors, and V2 crashes the game completely.

Not sure what's going on, but would love to help you look into it since it's a cool concept for a mod.

 

[Diego Mertens]

I know this thread isn't for asking for help, but wanted to flag that I can only get this to work in a completely vanilla build. Once any changes are made (such as merging your Debug System, or other simple mod changes) this completely breaks. V1 will fill your party with bad eggs and cause other strange errors, and V2 crashes the game completely.

Not sure what's going on, but would love to help you look into it since it's a cool concept for a mod.

I have implemented it in a pokeemerald with the debug system and pokemon-expansion, and it hasnt broken the game once

maybe theres something you're missing from here?

 

[paccy]

[Pokeemerald] Change the Clock Time

This will allow you to change the time when viewing the clock.

In wallclock.c change the function Task_ViewClock_HandleInput to:

static void Task_ViewClock_HandleInput(u8 taskId)
{
    InitClockWithRtc(taskId);
    if (JOY_NEW(A_BUTTON | B_BUTTON))
        gTasks[taskId].func = Task_ViewClock_FadeOut;
    if (JOY_NEW(R_BUTTON)){
        PlaySE(SE_SELECT);
        LZ77UnCompVram(gWallClockStart_Tilemap, (u16 *)BG_SCREEN_ADDR(7));
        AddTextPrinterParameterized(1, FONT_NORMAL, gText_Confirm3, 0, 1, 0, NULL);
        PutWindowTilemap(1);
        ScheduleBgCopyTilemapToVram(2);
        gTasks[taskId].func = Task_SetClock_HandleInput;
    }
}

Now you can press the R button to change the time, or change R_BUTTON to any other button you want.