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What emulator/debugger are you using? I used bgb I think.
Is Rhydon species 00? I thought it was 01, 00 is the first index on a list.
Er, are we casually chatting or are you really not understanding and asking something?
OE 81 is not ascii for B, it is B in pokemon terms already, I believe the ROM should have the string. Yup it does, all the pokemon names are stored on an array, so I assume the base stats have their own array and all the stuff separately instead of an array of "struct PokemonSpecie". It starts somewhere at 1BFFC and I could find BULBASAUR and later two MISSINGNO. right next to each other followed by GROWLITHE, it seems they have 50 to signify end of string but if the string is too long they just cut at "max length" of 10 and omit the 50.
That comment by HyperHacker is interesting, but I dont know how the decompressor works to help you with that. If you can't find anything even among rom hackers maybe just maybe loadingNOW. is still active, I think I last saw his nick here http://www.filb.de , IIRC he used to obtain the images from pokemon games, but not sure if he tackled RBY.
It obviously does because the area of memory belongs to something else and the game just reads it as an image.
something else and the game just reads it as an image.
Generally text is stored not as text, but as offsets to image tiles that make up the names.
The instructions there are slightly obsolete - they assume that you're building JPC-RR from source rather than using the prebuilt version. (The BIOS images are already present in said version.)
At least a handful of other people running Windows 7 have reported that removing "java -jar" from the command line in start-jpcrr.bat yields success. What do you mean by 'doing nothing'?
1. Download and install Java Dev Kit 6. Available here: http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/widget/jdk6.jsp 2. Download the original jpc, available here http://javapc.sourceforge.net/jpcsource.zip
3. only unzip these files .\resource\bios\bios.bin .\resource\bios\vgabios.bin and .\resource\images\floppy.img, put them in your jpcc\library folder
4. Open a command prompt. Start > Run > cmd 5. Type: path = "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_19\bin" 6. ???? Profit! 7. Switch to your jpc directory, i.e. Type: cd C:\jpcrr
<p>The biggest time saver was the abuse of the Sonic 3 enforced screen boundary for Tails' flight: whenever you start flight (or boost) at or above the top of the stage, vertical speed is set to zero, preventing horizontal speed loss due to drag.
Yes its going good! Now im fully motivated to do this and I hope you guys get the WIP soon ;D
I think you need to see antd's youtube page. Everything you're looking for is there, no need for any submissions to show what antd already does.
IF a run were to be made and published (unlikely though), that's where it would go, since it doesn't fully complete the game and go to credits. There's nothing wrong with ZeXr0's statement. Honestly, just because you're an ******* doesn't mean you have to act like one ALL THE TIME.
I think you need to see antd's youtube page. Everything you're looking for is there, no need for any submissions to show what antd already does.
