ROM Hack Pokémon Moon Gateshark/NTR Request
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Yes.
You're limited to the current size of the code.
That's means that you can't create as many function as you want.
Also to detect a key press etc, you'll need to identify the game's function which retrieve the inputs to use it etc.
So unless you have a deep knowledge in asm & RE, you can only do little static change.
You can check the awesome work by @SciresM on the question, it should help you understanding the limits and what you need to do that kind of patch.
Oh and it's obviously limited to the cheats in the codes section, you can't use any cheats that use the 0x08000000 region and above for exemple.
You're limited to the current size of the code.
That's means that you can't create as many function as you want.
Also to detect a key press etc, you'll need to identify the game's function which retrieve the inputs to use it etc.
So unless you have a deep knowledge in asm & RE, you can only do little static change.
You can check the awesome work by @SciresM on the question, it should help you understanding the limits and what you need to do that kind of patch.
Oh and it's obviously limited to the cheats in the codes section, you can't use any cheats that use the 0x08000000 region and above for exemple.
Last edited by Nanquitas,
Ok so I can't use:
Code:
[Max Money]
D3000000 30000000
030D8FC0 0098967FRight?
Because there is no results when I search for 0x20D8FC0
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
Ok, so I did 2 new IPS patchs.
Tried on Moon, it work. I don't know for Sun.
PatchCodeRenameAnyPokemon.ips
PatchCodePokemonCanLearnAllTM.ips
Enjoy, as always.
Thanks @Nanquitas for help.
Last edited by Asia81,
Awesome work, Asia81!
I wonder if you could find a value that makes shiny pokemon appear, or rather making shiny pokemon much more likely to appear like 1/100 or lower.
someone else mentioned that shiny patcher is possible.
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I followed this guide ten times, and check during the different times of the day in all locations.
I went to the Alternate world to check for the nighttime ones.
I did test this with an older save and you can find the Zygarde cells in the alternate world.
Code:
START押しながら設定画面開くとどこでもパソコンにアクセスできる
[(Hold START and Open OPTIONS menu)Access the PC from anywhere v1.0]
D3000000 00000000
E0595978 00000088
E92D400E E59F1074
E5912000 E3A03000
E5813000 E3A03C13
E2833093 E1520003
03A04000 11A04000
E8BD800E E350000E
EAF77D09 E92D400F
E24DD010 E3A00000
E58D0000 E58D0004
E58D0008 E58D000C
E1A03000 E1A02000
E3A01C13 E2811093
E59F0018 E5801000
E59F0014 E5900000
EBF7D9CE E3A00002
E28DD010 E8BD800F
00636000 0067206C
0037D560 EB086104
00373C48 EB088755
DD000000 00000008
005959A8 1AF77D09
D0000000 00000000
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The address would actually be: 0x30000000 + 0x030D8FC0 - 0x00100000; the second part of a D3000000 code gets added in all further addresses until a new D3 code changes it or a D2 code sets it to zero.
(Well, there are other complexities too. A good primer on what each code means can be found at https://gbatemp.net/threads/guide-how-to-create-gateway-cheat-codes.410926/ )
As a rule of thumb, you can translate SUMO codes where the left part of all codes is between 00100000 and 00673000; anything else falls outside SUMO's code.bin
If you have D3000000 00000000 and/or D2000000 00000000 at the start or the end, you can safely ignore them; those simply set the base address to zero. Any other code starting in D3, though, and you likely can't convert it to a patch.
If you have an EXXXXXXX YYYYYYYY code, that might be possible to translate too; it's equivalent to putting the next YYYYYYYY/4 (in hex) half codes as sequential 0XXXXXXX codes (as in, XXXXXXX increases by 4 for each new code). For example:
Code:
E0345678 0000001C
11111111 22222222
33333333 44444444
55555555 66666666
77777777 00000000is equivalent to 0x0000001C/4 = 28/4 = 7 sequential codes starting with 00345678, then adding 4 on each subsequent code:
Code:
00345678 11111111
0034567C 22222222
00345680 33333333
00345684 44444444
00345688 55555555
0034568C 66666666
00345690 77777777Any other code and you likely can't turn it into a patch.
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