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[Other] Trainercard Tutorial?

Rezordaxx

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    Is there a tutorial on how to edit the trainercard?

    Nobody knows how to edit the trainercard background?
     
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    I'm assuming you're using an English Firered rom.
    Trainer Card Tileset: 0xE991F8
    Trainer Card Palette: 0xE99198
    Trainer Card Tilemap: 0x3CC6F0 (not 100% sure on this one)

    That's all I'm going to say. You can figure out the rest.

    EDIT: Actually, I'll be nice. Get your new Trainer Card background and palette, and insert them using unlz.gba. Don't check "Automatically fix pointers". Take note of the offsets you inserted the background and palette in.
    Next, find the pointers for the Trainer Card tileset and palette, (F8 91 E9 08 and 98 91 E9 08 respectively) and replace those pointers with your new pointers. Repeat process for tilemap. Voila, new Trainer Card.

    EDIT 2: Whoops, forgot about the tilemaps. I'll update you on that later.
     
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    HidoranBlaze said:
    I'm assuming you're using an English Firered rom.
    Trainer Card Tileset: 0xE991F8
    Trainer Card Palette: 0xE99198
    Trainer Card Tilemap: 0x3CC6F0 (not 100% sure on this one)

    That's all I'm going to say. You can figure out the rest.

    EDIT: Actually, I'll be nice. Get your new Trainer Card background and palette, and insert them using unlz.gba. Don't check "Automatically fix pointers". Take note of the offsets you inserted the background and palette in.
    Next, find the pointers for the Trainer Card tileset and palette, (F8 91 E9 08 and 98 91 E9 08 respectively) and replace those pointers with your new pointers. Repeat process for tilemap. Voila, new Trainer Card.

    EDIT 2: Whoops, forgot about the tilemaps. I'll update you on that later.
    Click to expand...
    Cant i just take the original image and edit it?
     
    Spherical Ice said:
    This is probably something you could find by yourself but it's nice to have it in one place I guess.

    0xE991F8 - Trainer Card Tileset
    0x3CC6F0 - Trainer Card Front Tilemap
    0x3CC984 - Trainer Card Back Tilemap
    0x3CCEC8 - Trainer Card Background Tilemap
    0x3CD5E8 - Badges
    0x3CC368 - Trainer Card Stickers
    0xE99198 - Palettes (first is the Trainer Card itself (and the stickers? I think), then the background for males, then the background for females)
    Click to expand...
    This may help you.

    All you'd need to do is open these offsets in something like GBA Graphics Editor, raw dump the tilemap, make a tilemap and tileset of your own, new trainer card, then make this new tilemap match the dimensions and palette of the old one, then insert the new tileset and tilemaps, and repoint.
     
    Spherical Ice said:
    This may help you.

    All you'd need to do is open these offsets in something like GBA Graphics Editor, raw dump the tilemap, make a tilemap and tileset of your own, new trainer card, then make this new tilemap match the dimensions and palette of the old one, then insert the new tileset and tilemaps, and repoint.
    Click to expand...
    Whoops totally forgot to find the tilemaps/palettes for the backside lol. But yeah, Rezordaxx, just follow what he said, and you should be fine.
     
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