This is so odd. The 100% catch code is set up basically the same as the EXP code and yet altering it in a similar fashion is not working.
To break it down:
Code:
[EXP 5x]
D3000000 00000000
005970D8 E1D002B2
005970DC E92D4002
005970E0 E3A01005
005970E4 E0000190
005970E8 E8BD8002
00490E4C EB041983
This code does the following:
Code:
Writes the following bytes to code.bin starting at address 0x005970D8:
B2 02 D0 E1 02 40 2D E9 05 10 A0 E3 90 01 00 E0 02 80 BD E8
This is assembly code which translate to this:
0x5970D8: LDRH R0, [R0, #0x22]
0x5970DC: PUSH {R1, LR}
0x5970E0: MOV R1, #5
0x5970E4: MUL R0, R0, R1
0x5970E8: POP {R1, PC}
This code basically multiplies your EXP by the amount at 0x005970E0.
The final line of the code takes place at 0x00490E4C. This is the part of code.bin that handles exp. Your non-working EXP code from before was this:
Code:
00490E4C EB041983
This is more assembly code that translates to this:
0x490E4C: BL #0x597460
Which points the code to the address 0x00597460 instead of using the built-in
function for calculating EXP. You can see why this does not work as the
address we actually need it to jump to is 0x005970D8.
Introduce the new code you posted:
Code:
00490E4C EB0418A1
This assembly code translates to:
0x490E4C: BL #0x5970D8
This is what we actually needed and this is why it fixed the issue.
Applying the same logic to the 100% Catch rate code should yield similar results, however it does not. And I'm having trouble figuring out why. I apologize for the delay but I'll have the EXP Multiplier code released in another update soon.
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