Zanoab

Thank you so much for correcting the problem and explaining how the offset is applied to the offset. I didn't know about that happens to the offset when using the conditionals but I just made the corrections to my personal notes on the code types which will save me hours (or even days) of figuring out the problem with the conditionals. It is a few hours before my flight for vacation out of the US so no internet for two weeks meaning two weeks of rebooting my DS just to enable/disable that code. Now I can begin making a code that sets the battle music depending on what window style I selected in my options (20 styles = 20 different battle music or more if I take in the other settings). I can also separate my codes from numerous button combinations (most are repeats) and set them to different option combinations in game to change them in game. Once again, thanks. Also there is a slight typo in the last line of the code (D0 instead of D2) because I missed that change during the revision from an earlier attempt.

I have created my own code where I enter how much exp. I want the pokemon to give when defeated into the calculator, press L+R, and then fight a pokemon to get the experience I want. This is the code I came up with: It works even though the value is stored in the money's address. I then wanted to create a conditional that is determined by the options. If the options are my normal settings, then the code will be inactive. If the options are different from my normal settings, then the code will be active. I have determined my normal options (and confirmed from creating a code that sets my settings to what I want) and tried to insert a 16-bit conditional but it always assumes true no matter how I change my settings. Can anybody help me fix the code so it works how I want it? The options that should determine the conditional false are: Fast, Stereo, Off, Shift, Start = X, Type 18

I used to be a heavy cheat addict when I had a GBC and stopped playing. Got a DS and Animal Crossing convinced me to get an AR (it was taunting me with all the work I got lazy of doing after 2 months with it). Then I got Platinum and ended up dusting off my AR after a week but hacking Animal Crossing gave me a good reason to cheat in most games. "If you can get it through hours of grinding, then cheat. If takes days (or months), don't even think about it." When I got Platinum, I decided the only cheats I will use are: Max Money, Max Coins (after getting Coin Case), Max BP (after I get the VS Recorder upgraded), and Fast Egg Hatching. A lot of money can be explained by using the VS Seeker (or E4) to grind for nearly infinite cash, a lot of coins can just be bought by a lot of money, and you can say you earned a lot of BP through just one of the games (play through until you get BP, retire (or lose), then repeat so the record stays at a minimum). Egg hatching is straightforward.