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Generation I Glitch Discussion

Google Document for Every Pokédex Number in the 1st Gen - Page 1

Google Document for Every Pokédex Number in the 1st Gen

Posted by: Spoink
Date: 2015-07-14 13:57:13
This is a document online that anybody can view, that contains the whole glitch Pokédex in each game below

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1v81TksEV2Fi90cz1REr0IrMLlxcC3yCMvRg8KzzV2aQ/edit?usp=sharing

The list:

Pokémon Red
Pokémon Blue
Pokémon Yellow
Pokémon JP Red
Pokémon JP Green
Pokémon JP Blue
Pokémon JP Yellow
Pokémon SP Red
Pokémon SP Blue
Pokémon SP Yellow
Pokémon GE Red
Pokémon GE Blue
Pokémon GE Yellow
Pokémon FR Red
Pokémon FR Blue
Pokémon FR Yellow
Pokémon SK Red Questionable existence
Pokémon SK Blue Questionable existence
Pokémon SK Yellow Questionable existence

That's a lot of games, but I'll do it over a period of time

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Torchickens
Date: 2015-07-14 15:08:07
Nice. That's some great work well done. You even included the front sprite and back sprite pointers. Will you consider doing the same for Red and Blue please?

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Spoink
Date: 2015-07-14 16:18:11
Ok, I will try to do it for Red and Blue, even (possibly) the JP versions.

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Krys3000
Date: 2015-07-15 04:28:42
I have plans to do something like this in french versions for ages, since the glitch Pokémons are very different. One day, I'll motivate me enough to start  ;D

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Spoink
Date: 2015-07-15 11:35:59

I have plans to do something like this in french versions for ages, since the glitch Pokémons are very different. One day, I'll motivate me enough to start  ;D

I would guess the format is the same as in my chart, but I actually found out that the TM's are stored weird for some reason, i.e.:

1st byte: TM08, TM07, TM06, TM05, TM04, TM03, TM02, TM01,
2nd byte: TM16, TM15, TM14, TM13, TM12, TM11, TM10, TM09,
…
6th byte: none, HM05, HM04, HM03, HM02, HM01, TM50, TM49
This is why the chart took longer than expected. I'm just glad I found it out early on.

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Stackout
Date: 2015-07-15 20:28:53


I have plans to do something like this in french versions for ages, since the glitch Pokémons are very different. One day, I'll motivate me enough to start  ;D

I would guess the format is the same as in my chart, but I actually found out that the TM's are stored weird for some reason, i.e.:

1st byte: TM08, TM07, TM06, TM05, TM04, TM03, TM02, TM01,
2nd byte: TM16, TM15, TM14, TM13, TM12, TM11, TM10, TM09,
…
6th byte: none, HM05, HM04, HM03, HM02, HM01, TM50, TM49
This is why the chart took longer than expected. I'm just glad I found it out early on.


doesn't look weird to me?

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Spoink
Date: 2015-07-16 10:18:41



I have plans to do something like this in french versions for ages, since the glitch Pokémons are very different. One day, I'll motivate me enough to start  ;D

I would guess the format is the same as in my chart, but I actually found out that the TM's are stored weird for some reason, i.e.:

1st byte: TM08, TM07, TM06, TM05, TM04, TM03, TM02, TM01,
2nd byte: TM16, TM15, TM14, TM13, TM12, TM11, TM10, TM09,
…
6th byte: none, HM05, HM04, HM03, HM02, HM01, TM50, TM49
This is why the chart took longer than expected. I'm just glad I found it out early on.


doesn't look weird to me?

They are stored partly in reverse, if a Pokémon learns TM01 and TM06, then it is stored as:
00100001
Instead of:
10000100

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Stackout
Date: 2015-07-16 11:12:32




I have plans to do something like this in french versions for ages, since the glitch Pokémons are very different. One day, I'll motivate me enough to start  ;D

I would guess the format is the same as in my chart, but I actually found out that the TM's are stored weird for some reason, i.e.:

1st byte: TM08, TM07, TM06, TM05, TM04, TM03, TM02, TM01,
2nd byte: TM16, TM15, TM14, TM13, TM12, TM11, TM10, TM09,
…
6th byte: none, HM05, HM04, HM03, HM02, HM01, TM50, TM49
This is why the chart took longer than expected. I'm just glad I found it out early on.


doesn't look weird to me?

They are stored partly in reverse, if a Pokémon learns TM01 and TM06, then it is stored as:
00100001
Instead of:
10000100


So, bits 0 and 5 on. Like I say, it doesn't look weird…

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Spoink
Date: 2016-03-25 15:45:32
New file! Includes Pokémon Red.

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Missingnoguy55
Date: 2016-03-26 02:55:26
What is an .xlsx file even used for? I've never seen this extension.

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Flandre Scarlet
Date: 2016-03-26 06:48:38
Microsoft Excel

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: SatoMew
Date: 2016-03-26 10:04:27

What is an .xlsx file even used for? I've never seen this extension.


.docx, .pptx, .xlsx, etc. are the extensions for the XML-based zipped files that follow the Microsoft Office Open XML (OOXML) format and have been in use since Microsoft Office 2007. Unlike the old format used by Microsoft Office 2003 and earlier (file extensions: .doc, .ppt, .xls, etc.), you can rename these files with the .zip extension and extract their contents, which might be helpful in case you don't or can't have Microsoft Office.

Other similar software like LibreOffice instead use the OpenDocument format (ODF), which is also XML-based and zipped.

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Missingnoguy55
Date: 2016-04-02 21:24:22


What is an .xlsx file even used for? I've never seen this extension.


.docx, .pptx, .xlsx, etc. are the extensions for the XML-based zipped files that follow the Microsoft Office Open XML (OOXML) format and have been in use since Microsoft Office 2007. Unlike the old format used by Microsoft Office 2003 and earlier (file extensions: .doc, .ppt, .xls, etc.), you can rename these files with the .zip extension and extract their contents, which might be helpful in case you don't or can't have Microsoft Office.

Other similar software like LibreOffice instead use the OpenDocument format (ODF), which is also XML-based and zipped.
That is very helpful, thank you.

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Spoink
Date: 2016-07-05 20:07:41
I'm currently porting it to google docs. I'm using a new-ish format, so it's gonna take a while. Current status: 40%

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1v81TksEV2Fi90cz1REr0IrMLlxcC3yCMvRg8KzzV2aQ/edit?usp=sharing

Re: .xlsx file for every possible glitch Pokédex number (Pokémon Yellow)

Posted by: Torchickens
Date: 2016-07-07 08:14:43

I'm currently porting it to google docs. I'm using a new-ish format, so it's gonna take a while. Current status: 40%

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1v81TksEV2Fi90cz1REr0IrMLlxcC3yCMvRg8KzzV2aQ/edit?usp=sharing

Thank you! :)