altair4 Posted March 15, 2011 Posted March 15, 2011 It seems like with the release of the 5th generation games all my old methods of rom hacking didn't work anymore. So, has anyone figured out how to edit the base stats of a pokemon yet? Thanks in advance.
elementking Posted March 15, 2011 Posted March 15, 2011 If you know how to hex edit and extract narc files, then extract file a/0/1/6 and open it up in a hex editor. The base stats are in the order of HP, Attack, Defense, Speed, Special Attack, then Special Defense.
altair4 Posted March 15, 2011 Author Posted March 15, 2011 Thanks! Would you happen to know where the data for moves are located? :biggrin:
elementking Posted March 15, 2011 Posted March 15, 2011 The narc file for moves would be a/0/2/1. Though I've yet to figure out how all the bytes are stored. I know that it goes Physical/Special/Status,Power, Accuracy, PP.
pyroshocker Posted April 7, 2011 Posted April 7, 2011 The narc file for moves would be a/0/2/1. Though I've yet to figure out how all the bytes are stored. I know that it goes Physical/Special/Status,Power, Accuracy, PP. Would you happen to know which narc file contains pokemon typing? Such if I wanted to edit Samurott to be Water/Fighting.
aninymouse Posted April 7, 2011 Posted April 7, 2011 typing is in the same place as the pokemon's stats. if you wantto edit the type chart, though, that's in a different place. i've been meaning to look for it in bw, but i'm still not ready to start hacking bw yet.
RobbieNewton Posted April 7, 2011 Posted April 7, 2011 Tag, if I may, to find out about editing types
Zycor Posted April 9, 2011 Posted April 9, 2011 Well, I've been doing research on move editing, It's pretty straight forward. Pokemon Black and White Move Editting a/0/2/1 or offset 6970BD4 (Pound) ends at 6975C60 (Fusion Bolt) From what I can tell each attack is 36 bytes, 18 pairs of #### always end with 5353 (XX-1)*24 + 6970BD4 (Formula to find offsets for moves use the list of moves article on Bulbapedia, convert decimal to hex and then plug in the numbers) First set of bytes UNKNOWN Second set of bytes UNKNOWN Third set of bytes Type then UNKNOWN Fourth set of bytes is Physical (01) Special (02) Effect (00) then attack power Fifth set of bytes is Accuracy and PP Seventh set of bytes is Attack Effect (burn, freeze) Eigth set of bytes % chance of effect (seems to always be followed by 01) Thirteenth byte is target 07 attacks yourself. Type bytes 00 Normal 01 Fighting 02 Flying 03 Poison 04 Ground 05 Rock 06 Bug 07 Ghost 08 Steel 09 Fire 0A- Water 0B- Grass 0C- Electric 0D- Psychic 0E- Ice 0F- Dragon 10- Dark Attack effects 03 Freeze 04 Burn As you can see I'm not sure what a lot of the data does. Also the types were sort of shifted around since they completely got rid of the ??? type. I've done some humorous stuff with this data, like made Splash an OHKO move. If you want to mess around with your friends just make sure your Rom is the one hosting. I also managed to make Splash OHKO the user, which was pretty humorous. I'm still experimenting with everything, I imagine most of the missing bytes that I don't know what do are either filler or for triple battle/double battle move targets. I honestly don't know.
Shin Atomoz Posted April 9, 2011 Posted April 9, 2011 When editing the level up moves, do each pokemon come with a set amount of level up moves? For example, Caterpie has 3 level up moves. Can I edit it to where Caterpie has a 4th move?
Kurusagi Posted April 9, 2011 Posted April 9, 2011 Please some help,I opening my white with nitroexplorer2b,but how to find and extract a/0/1/6 for editr
aninymouse Posted April 10, 2011 Posted April 10, 2011 When editing the level up moves, do each pokemon come with a set amount of level up moves? For example, Caterpie has 3 level up moves. Can I edit it to where Caterpie has a 4th move? Yes, you can give Caterpie 4 moves. Last gen the limit was 20 moves per pokemon... in bw, it seems the limit is either 21 or 22.
Andibad Posted April 17, 2011 Posted April 17, 2011 Attact effects : paralyze confused poison Freeze Burn
Shiny Sheimi Posted September 4, 2011 Posted September 4, 2011 (edited) TwistedFatal has created a program specifically for editing base stats, types, wild hold items, gender ratio, abilities, base XP, egg steps, happiness and the egg groups it belongs in. It's a very useful tool. If you're editing level up moves it might also interest you to know that TwistedFatal has also created a Level Up Moves Editor and a TM/HM Compatibility Editor. Edit: Have recently been having troubles with TwistedFatal's Level Up Moves Editor where the Pokémon ends up with no level up moves whatsoever after editing. Edited December 3, 2011 by Shiny Sheimi
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