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Lots of ways, here's an online one. You need the patch and the vanilla ROM and it'll output a patched hack.
Something this big should probably be done with the decomps. Is there a particular reason you are still using binary hacking methods? With the decompiled source code you don't have to worry about offsets at all. No over riding memory. Porymap is better than Advanced Map. Poryscript is so much better than XSE. You can edit the engine in C code directly. Edit graphic files directly. Here are some resources: the decomp and here are some tutorials. Join the pret discord on the GitHub link. There is one for the tutorials too
Nope, the original author ceased working on it in 2016, and that website hasn't neen updated since. A maintained version is https://github.com/Ajarmar/universal-pokemon-randomizer-zx .
There was this but it appears to be abandoned and nowhere near complete.
Take a look at the pokeyellow disassembly. You can edit maps with Polished Map and everything else can be done with a text editor.
Take a look at the pokeyellow disassembly. You can edit maps with Polished Map and everything else can be done with a text editor.
Gen 1 and 2 have been disassembled so this is something that is definitely possible even easy using those projects. Here is one of the projects, the pret discord link at the bottom is where you'll find more information about working with the projects.
I'd like to play Pokemon Emerald EX Speedchoice, which I understand to be this: https://github.com/ProjectRevoTPP/pokeemerald-ex-speedchoice. The randomizer jar included doesn't save any output for me, but my Java IS up-to-date, and other randomizers don't work with this specific ROM. Does anyone have any tips?
Poryscript is 100000000x easier to use than XSE. In fact everything about the decomps is 100000000x easier than using binary hacking methods except for the initial set-up of your dev environment. With binary hacking all you have to do is download some programs and you can immediately start editing, with the decomps you have to set-up an actual build environment for compiling the game. But once it's set-up its a million times easier to use. Porymap and poryscript are the next generation of Advanced Map and XSE. Binary hacking is outdated for Gen III hacking because of these decomp projects. Here is a tutorial series I've been working on to fill the void for the new method. I provide links to lots of other sources throughout the series. But here's the main one for FireRed, make sure to join the pret discord if you do decide to switch. the link is at the bottom of this GitHub page.
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