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Didn't try it, but judging from the name maybe it is possible to change available charset while typing. Since you can't access menu there it would have to be done via OAM DMA loop.

03 is the unused menu for naming your mother.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/Nputhrt.png[/img]

Mother's name is stored at D1AE and can be returned with the hex:49 control character, but since the Dude's demonstration overwrites it it may come up as your player's name.

Mail charset appears to have the most characters. Was hoping to get it available to name boxes.

Thinking about it, it would be good to port offgao's memory editor from Generation I over to Generation II.

As a resident german person here is a pc item code to give you 255 of every TM/HM so you can use them to write your code.
Don't know if this will work on every european language, but it was the same for german and english so there is a good chance that it will work.

Kind of confused here.
To get enough money for 44 Dire Hits I continued playing (up to defeating Red) and the code suddenly stopped working.
Also, using a Lucky Egg-Attract-Quagsire with a simple return code (201 of TM01) crashed my game.

To me this looks like the memory address for TM quantities was changed, but I somehow doubt Nintendo would do this. Need to look a bit more into this one. I'm using VC version so far btw., will try on emulator to check what's going on here.

It works, thank you very much as it spares me from doing this translation for PRAMA  ;D!

It does only give Johto badges though, but that was also in the original code, right?

The mail might be stored in SRAM, but can't you make a setup that copies mail data into WRAM and executes it ?
For extra easiness, copy backwards.

ld de, MailDataEnd
ld hl, TempStorage
ld c, length
.loop
ld a, [de]
dec de
ld [hld], a
dec c
jr nz, .loop
inc hl
jp [hl]


Need to unlock SRAM and find mail data there first, but should be possible.
You'd also need a large enough space of temp data to store your code without destroying everything.
Had the same idea, but didn't bother to code it so far. Might look into it a bit more.

For the large space, you should check, but IIRC the space at DF00-DF80 is left unused. 128 bytes is still a neat quantity, isn't it ?

Provided the OAM DMA is in the same place as in English, this code should work for French versions as well.