Does anyone have a more extensive list for spawning Pokémon? I've gathered some from this thread, but I don’t understand how to create them. I’ve tried multiple times but failed, and I can only collect from this thread.
that's not how Nintendo made it sound like it's supposed to work. Bc if the code was working correctly the mega evolution should be wearing off like normal and the player can mega evolve their next Pokemon right after during the same battle if the battle last long enough. Most trainer battles are very short though as their Pokemon are usually very weak and they don't have more than 3 Pokemon to begin with.
I can see how you came to the conclusion you did, however nowhere in the sources you linked did they state that they had multiple Pokemon Mega Evolved simultaneously, nor does in-game documentation suggest that.
To be clear, this is how Mega Evolution works in Legends ZA:
Once your Mega Energy bar fills, you can press R3 to Mega Evolve your Pokemon. Once you have done this, your Pokemon will remain Mega Evolved until the Mega Energy bar fully depletes or it faints.
If you recall your Pokemon back to its Poke Ball, the Mega Energy bar will freeze, and will begin emptying again once you send the Mega Evolved Pokemon back out.
The one exception to this is Pokemon you evolve inside of Rogue Mega boss fights. If the fight ends with your Pokemon in a Mega Evolved state, it will automatically revert back to its normal form regardless of how much Mega Energy you have. There is no method outside of this to revert a Mega Pokemon back to its normal form while you have Mega Energy remaining without it fainting.
You cannot have more than 1 Pokemon Mega Evolved at any given time.
So to be clear, your Pokemon will remain in a Mega Evolved state until the Mega Energy bar is empty. The method of using Mega Evolutions multiple times in a single battle involves refilling the Mega Energy bar each time it has emptied and using Mega Evolution each time you fill it up.
If you are using the Infinite Mega Energy code, it will do exactly what it says it does and give you Infinite Mega Energy. This means your Mega Energy bar will never empty, and your Mega Evolved Pokemon will never revert (unless you finish a Rogue Mega boss fight or it faints, as mentioned).
The Mega Evolved Pokemon remaining in their Mega Evolved state forever is the intended function of the Infinite Mega Energy code.
Hey envy need your help. I used your codes for my switch but only the pokeball one works. Could I have your assistance as to why the rest ain't working?
Does anyone have a more extensive list for spawning Pokémon? I've gathered some from this thread, but I don’t understand how to create them. I’ve tried multiple times but failed, and I can only collect from this thread.
[Moon Jump (Press the R button once and then hold down the B button)]
80000080
580F0000 05F289A8
580F1000 000000C0
580F1000 00000000
580F1000 00000138
780F0000 00000094
640F0000 00000000 42000000
20000000
80000002
580F0000 05F289A8
580F1000 000000C0
580F1000 00000000
580F1000 00000138
780F0000 000000C4
640F0000 00000000 41000000
20000000
※Press the L button to return to the ground.
Did someone fixed the moon jump cheat code? Or someone had the same "clipping" bug I had after jumping a high building and then falling inside it after throw a masterball at any pokemon?
No, you can use potions and such in battles, but you only get to use a single item then your bag goes on cooldown for a few seconds before you can use another item.
I need help, when i use the 2x speed code the battles in Z-A Royale and I defeat the first pokemon when the trainer sends out the next pokemons the screen freezes but the game and the battle continues but you can't see a thing hahaha
This is the only battle that happens, I tried fight against pokemon, overworld trainers, main story trainers and everything is fine just happens in the Z-A royale, I would need a code that let me slowdown the speed to normal with a button combination or something before the next pokemon is sent out
Just hit X to open the menu like you normally would? You can't use Auto-Heal in battles, and you have to do it when you would otherwise be choosing an attack, but I was able to do it from the start.
I don't know how to make cheat codes. All I know is cheat codes that require button presses don't work on switch emulators.
I think the resetting of the game can be bypassed by making a cheat code that doesn't require a button press to enable and disable the mega evolution and yeah the inf mega energy code doesn't work properly to begin with bc it shouldn't make it so that the player can only have one Pokemon mega evolved per battle. The inf Mega Energy cheat should just provide inf mega energy and still allow the player to switch between mega evolved Pokemon. If the inf mega energy cheat code only allows the player to have one mega evolved per battle that means its malfunctioning and not working properly as the game itself allows the player to switch between mega evolved Pokemon as long as there is still mega energy left in the battle.
You don't need to know how to make the codes to make them work on emulators. It checks what button is being pressed before running the lines of code and it's always the same so back when I wanted to make the button press codes work on emulator, I just remove those two lines as they are basically always the same.
Then when you enable the cheat and load into the game, the codes will nearly always be functioning. If the code still doesn't work, I run the code on yuzu (forked yuzu = eden) or the code on ryujinx (forked ryujinx = ryubing) one of them will usually work. So you generally don't need to get the code makers to fix it since the biggest causes of cheats not working is usually the button press condition that can be quickly removed and running it on a different emulator.
Just hit X to open the menu like you normally would? You can't use Auto-Heal in battles, and you have to do it when you would otherwise be choosing an attack, but I was able to do it from the start.
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