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None of that really bothers me. The most tedious part has to be done either way (typing in the code). I could see the advantages though, either way I'll probably be forced into using it as support for coin case wavers.

None of that really bothers me. The most tedious part has to be done either way (typing in the code). I could see the advantages though, either way I'll probably be forced into using it as support for coin case wavers.

TM25 is also much more convenient when developing code, since you don't have to fix the stack - which also requires SMC'ing an `inc sp` in. Thus more boxes can be used, leading to more powerful codes.

Speaking of fixing the stack, I wonder why this wouldn't work :

xor a
ld [$F199], a ; Menu lag-less
add sp, $FF ; dec sp
pop de ; Incurs an additional pop
pop de
pop de
pop de
or a
ret nc

instead of the classic

xor a
ld [$F199],a
pop de
pop de
inc sp
pop de
or a
ret nc

(Note : if for some reason "add sp, $FF" is infeasible, "ld hl, sp+$FF" followed by "ld sp, hl" should be possible)

The point of this setup is that it still fixes the stack, but doesn't require SMC anymore. So it could be moved to a later box ?

Over 99 glitch blocks for items:
They don't seem to change based on location or anything it seems.

[IMG]http://i63.tinypic.com/k2e4z.png[/img]

Thanks for the testing, spamviech ! Hopefully this will make Coin Case a bit easier to work with.

As for sp, remember that every time you push and pop, you're modifying sp :p
One pop implying incrementing sp twice, and one push decrementing it twice. This new approach basically decrements once and pops 4 times instead of incrementing and pop-ing 3 times.

By the way, the write to $F199 instead of $FF83 (not the other way around, I guarantee) was because of an above post suggesting the use of F199 instead to avoid the menu lag. I didn't test this, so I didn't know what the side-effects were. Anyways, thank you for making this small adjustment !

I've successfully combined my two prior codes! Here's the outcome:

All encountered Pokemon are <insert x Pokemon here> and shiny:
Box 1:  Ap'v8é'm25
Box 2:  p0(male)55555
Box 3:  'vAé52p0'm
Box 4:  éJ9p0(female)55
Box 5:  éK9p0255
Box 6:  éL9p'd555
Box 7:  p0?yyéA'd
Box 8:  p0éé(female)'dyy
Box 9:  p0ké0'dp'd

Replace ? with the species index

To access species indexes that are lower than $7f, than replace Box 7 with:

Box 7: p0?'v(space)éA'd

Then replace ? with SpeciesIndex + $7f

Due to the way the game generates wild Pokemon, most Pokemon obtained this way are 100% legitimate. This means they will probably be able to be moved to Pokébank when such services become available. There might still be OT issues with Mew, but these can easily be resolved with an OT editor, and I can make one if needs be.

Nintendo's going to have a real headache on their hands :)

For Coin Case, this adaptation should work:
Box 1:  Ap'v8é'm25
Box 2:  p0(male)55555
Box 3:  'vAé52p0'm
Box 4:  éJ9p0(female)55
Box 5:  éK9p0255
Box 6:  éL9p'd555
Box 7:  p0[b]?[/b]yyéA'd
Box 8:  p0éé(female)'dyy
Box 9:  p0ké0'd55
Box10: pppppéZ ( is the multiplication character)
Box11: .9'l'l'l'lx'd

May make a video of it like Nostalgia suggested, and if you make one too I'll add a link to it in my video description.

I already have the AVI and WAV ready, but I can't combine them yet, i've been scrambling for a video editor that can do this to no avial.

Any suggestions?