Gaming Can someone explain this code to me?

sland

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Here is the Japanese Pokemon Platinum code to walk through walls:

12060458 0000E00A
120604BE 0000E001
1206055C 0000E008


Can anyone explain the addresses and values to me?
 

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are you asking a similar code for the U version?
if so.....

Walk/Run Through Wall (R + B)
94000130 FEFD0000
12060B90 0000E00A
12060BF6 0000E001
12060C94 0000E008

or asking meaning for those E00A, E001, E008?
 

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The e, a 1 and 8 parts. I'm curious. I got so close to making a walk through walls code myself!
 

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i am not sure how are you doing it
you can use a debugger and study the opcodes
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hahaha xD
No that's not wath he means xD
Well sland, It could be such wierd values becouse there are different kinds of walking in pokemon.
normal, biking, walking through mud, swimming,
Or the creators of the game just wanted to use totally random numbers to give us a hard time
 

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But how does the E make you go into walls? The E is also used for the code "Catch trainers Pokemon":

52249CF4 B0562019
12249CF4 0000E00A
D0000000 00000000

All I can understand about this code is "If the value B0562019 is true, then write a value of E00A To the location."
 

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It's not because that it's a E...
in fact,
E00A our E001 is just a number, in a 16-base, you know.... 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F,10,11,12...

so, E00A is something like "34671" (i didn't calculate it)

it just triggers something in the code, that says "this 16x16 square that is usually a house = this 16x16 this is a floor"
 

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