sergiotarxz

I have reworked the main post to reflect the new version.

I have released the first version of tuesday, v0.7.0, enjoy it. This version does not have complete pokémon edition yet, but you can already try the implemented parts. Get the source here https://git.owlcode.tech/sergiotarxz/GEmeTool/releases/tag/v0.7.0 Or download the windows binary here: GEmeTool.7z

I did not thought you would be able only with my instructions, congrats. (I do not use pkhex so I do not know how the flag is called there.)

You can also play with the flag FLAG_SYS_TV_LATI but I think it is more inconsistent because it depends on you being in your room before the editing.

Basically you have to unset this flag FLAG_LATIOS_OR_LATIAS_ROAMING which is 0xff and beat the pokemon league

If you send the save I will do it for you, I have a programming library for managing pokemon ruby flags.

I hope to have this ready for tuesday v0.1.0, but I cannot promise it. We are going to have a pokemon editor into the save editor soon or later, stay tuned. video.mp4

I will try to release every tuesday a minor version, stay tuned.

Welcome I hope you enjoy the forum. I am new too.

Nice to meet you, sorry for the delayed introduction. I am an open source developer from Spain with interest in save editors, emulation and playing old Pokémon generations. (Anything below the 4th gen including it) I joined this forum because I am testing a toolchain I made to make graphical applications in Perl targeting both Windows and Linux and with that toolchain I am making an open source save editor for the 3rd gen and I wanted to promote it to get users and _hopefully_ contributors. I use the GNOME desktop environment and quite like the associated libraries so I choose GTK4 to create my toolchain, also glib object introspection is great to develop in the programming language you like the most. I hope to find friends with related interests also. (Sorry if my English is a little harsh)

You can use the pret dissasemblies to modify the C reversed source code of pokemon emerald for example.

Have you tried with bottles? Sometime the programs run better over some bottles runtime than over vanilla wine. (Nevermind, I thought you were using Linux)

Please keep in mind that if your country requires further warranties that the ones stated in the GPLv3 for you as consumer/enterprise you are not allowed to download this code in this distribution channel, you may contact with a third party to package this software for you handling the liability. The GPLv3 license for direct distribution only applies to countries that do not require me granting you any warranty. Version v0.7.0 (The Pokémon Edition System) We have now an experimental/incomplete pokémon editor, keep in mind that thanks to our advanced backup system it does not pose any risk for your save. If you are on Linux you may want the source code instead of this binary: https://git.owlcode.tech/sergiotarxz/GEmeTool It won't work in ruby, sapphire, fire red or leaf green, but if you have interest I can make versions for those games. Support for every game of the third gen is in backlog!! Take a look of the log/backup system. You are going to need 7-zip to decompress this file, this is actually good since 7-zip is way faster to decompress than the native windows zip. GEmeTool.7z