Demonic722

Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen

Use Bicycle In Buildings
05A8BBF0 E68CC49A
65DA389A 09D8882C

[video=youtube;CIgfNugiK3o]

Kind of a useless, but somewhat neat code I guess...

If it was simple, it would have been done already.

The hardest part in making these kind of codes is choosing a *good* address to set a breakpoint on that will make tracing easier.

Anyway, Ixkli21 from GameHacking.org has tested my code and reported that the game will crash if you attempt to recruit a mirage Deoxys from Meteor Cave. I have a few more codes that I might look into and then I'm done with this game.

The moment you've all been waiting for...!

Edit 1: I'll post the codes once I port to the European version.

Edit 2:

::100% Recruit Rate
523FFA8C 45485041
52186020 0A00000D
02186020 E1A00000
D2000000 00000000
523FFA8C 50485041
5217E81C 0A00000D
0217E81C E1A00000
D2000000 00000000

Note: This code knows which version of the game you have (EU/US).

Update:

!!!Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team (U)
!!APHE 0603B788

::100% Recruit Rate
:::Press Select+L/R for Off/On.
5218601C E3500000
920F5CA0 FDFB0204
02186020 0A00000D
D0000000 00000000
920F5CA0 FEFB0104
02186020 E1A00000
D2000000 00000000

!!!Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team (E)
!!APHP 59B80AE2

::100% Recruit Rate
:::Press Select+L/R for Off/On.
5217E818 E3500000
920F2780 FDFB0204
0217E81C 0A00000D
D0000000 00000000
920F2780 FEFB0104
0217E81C E1A00000
D2000000 00000000

I removed the version auto-detect to shorten the codes.

Why has the recruitment code been so hard to create? I'm just curious what factors go into making that be so hard. You hit an enemy, game determines percentage and rate and you either get it or not. How come it's that difficult?

I think I'll attempt to create it, but you should try as well just to see that it might not be as easy as you think.

What's taking so long for the recruitment code? Sky has this before Blue, I'd expect Blue would be easier since it's older unless it has something different to it.

If you could bug Martin for a trace logger in NO$GBA Debugger, I'd make it. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I haven't even looked into how the game determines whether or not you can recruit a Pokémon, but I'm pretty sure trying to find it through normal means would be tedious.

Nice find, Anty-Lemon! Here are some more codes:

::One Hit Kills
E2000000 00000050
E92D0006 E59F103C
E59F203C E1D9A0FE
E5960000 E1590001
BA000005 E1590002
CA000003 E15A0000
C04A0000 C1C900BE
EA000001 E04A000A
E1C900BE E8BD0006
E1A00000 EA061520
02115434 021159B0
521854B8 E1D9A0FE
021854B8 EAF9EAD0
D2000000 00000000

::Infinite Health + One Hit Kills
E2000000 00000048
E92D0006 E59F1034
E59F2034 E1D9A0FE
E5960000 E1590001
BA000003 E1590002
CA000001 E1D901B0
EA000000 E04A000A
E1C900BE E8BD0006
E1A00000 EA061524
02115434 021159B0
521854B8 E1D9A0FE
021854B8 EAF9EAD0
D2000000 00000000

I can probably shorten these a bit. They seem to work well in the areas I've tested them in...

Edit 1: Seems like the second code doesn't protect against a one hit kill against you.

Edit 2: Fixed.

Here are some more codes that I've made:

::Dungeon Modifier
:::Hold Start when choosing a dungeon.
94000130 FFF70000
221153E4 000000??
2212F09C 000000??
D2000000 00000000

::Unlock All Friend Areas
:::Press Select
94000130 FFFB0000
D5000000 01010101
C0000000 0000000F
D6000000 0213C144
D2000000 00000000

::Bypass Dungeon HM Restrictions
5206057C 0A000002
0206057C E1A00000
02060580 E1A02000
D2000000 00000000

I updated the first post.

Sorry for the double post.

::Complete One Floor To Clear Dungeon
5206B634 BA000005
0206B634 E1A00000
D2000000 00000000

Late, but...

:EXP Multiplier

::x2
5218B300 E0811009
0218B300 E0811089
D2000000 00000000

::x4
5218B300 E0811009
0218B300 E0811109
D2000000 00000000

::x8
5218B300 E0811009
0218B300 E0811189
D2000000 00000000

::x16
5218B300 E0811009
0218B300 E0811209
D2000000 00000000

::x32
5218B300 E0811009
0218B300 E0811289
D2000000 00000000

::x64
5218B300 E0811009
0218B300 E0811309
D2000000 00000000

::x128
5218B300 E0811009
0218B300 E0811389
D2000000 00000000

Such a tedious way to release an event. Luckily, I'll be able to make it to a GameStop to receive the Heracronite.

This thread is for Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team (U) Action Replay Codes. It will follow Soldjermon's code posting format so everything is neatly organized and uniform.

Game ID: APHE 0603B788

Credits:

CodeJunkies

Demonic722

As a reminder:

Revised = Code has been updated.

Old = Code is old, but is still around.

New = New codes have been posted on this topic.

Made by <username> or updated by <username> or Provided by <username> = Code(s) has been made/updated/provided by one, two or more people.

Code List:

Precisely!

Secondly, I've noticed that a line repeats in the code. Is that redundancy supposed to be there (in other words, both lines have a purpose), or should one of said lines be deleted because it isn't really doing anything (both versions work perfectly fine as-is)?

The E201C56C 00000010 line isn't redundant at all. To elaborate, check the lines after it until you reach 94000130 FFFB0000. It is writing values that will keep the Pokémon normal/not shiny. 94000130 FFFB0000 is checking to see if "Select" has been pressed/held. If it has been pressed/held, write values that will turn the Pokémon shiny. I could explain the code types, but I think this explanation is thorough enough.

Edit: I forgot to add the E201C540 00000010 line from B2 in the explanation, but the same reasoning applies.

Can you give me some feedback on this?

That Animal Crossing: Wild World code that I wrote in my other post is nasty. Here is a better one that should work flawlessly:

::Start = R
E2000000 00000010
E1D120B0 E3120008
02222F42 E12FFF1E
520E7E4C E1D120B0
020E7E4C EBFC606B
D2000000 00000000

If one of my codes is using 'R' as the activator, instead of reading from 0x04000130, find where the button mask is stored in the memory and read from it like this:

92030B6A 00002F00
12030B6C 0000D005
[color=green]921F4254 FEFF0100[/color]
12030B6C 0000E005
D2000000 00000000

I already do that in some of my codes and it's a good technique to pick up. This code has been tested and it works. Hold Start (as R) to Walk Anywhere.

Here's your request:

::Start = R
E2000000 00000010
E1D230B0 E3130008
02233F42 E12FFF1E
5203D2FC E1D230B0
0203D2FC EBFF0B3F
D2000000 00000000

It seems like 'R' isn't needed in the beginning of the game so to test this, I remapped the buttons on my Walk Anywhere code:

::Walk Anywhere
52198A30 E3580000
02198A34 0A000006
9221B240 FEFF0100
02198A34 EA000006
D2000000 00000000

Hold Start (as R) to walk anywhere.

A few more things to note:

* This works when holding and pressing consecutively.

* Other buttons are functional as well.

EDIT: It doesn't seem to work, but that might be because i have to have B pressed at that point.

What's the title of the game?

You can't write to that address (0x04000130); you can only read from it.

If it works, a side effect of that code would be that a few other buttons will be nonfunctional when start is pressed.

I think I know a way around this, but it isn't efficient.

Delta Blast Burn: Do you have any knowledge of Assembly?

1. Set a breakpoint read on 0x04000130.

2. Alter the register that's being loaded into 0x04000130.

3. Create the AR Code (and add your checks, of course...).

Here's an example (Animal Crossing: Wild World):

020E7E44 E59F1074 ldr r1,=0x04000130
020E7E48 E59F0074 ldr r0,=0x2FFF
[color=green]020E7E4C E1D120B0 ldrh r2,[r1][/color]                    ;@this loads r2 (some button(s) that we're pressing/holding) into r1 ([color=green]0x04000130[/color]) -- change this!
[color=blue]020E7E4C E3E02C01 mvn r2,#0x100[/color]                   ;@changed
020E7E50 E1D310B0 ldrh r1,[r3]

AR Code:

::Start=R
520E7E44 E59F1074 ;@my check...
020E7E4C E1D120B0 ;@the original value (this keeps the rest of the buttons unaltered)
94000130 FFF70000 ;@are we pressing start?
020E7E4C E3E02C01 ;@if we are, now we're pressing R
D2000000 00000000 ;@end

Note: Other buttons are nonfunctional when Start is pressed.

::Start=R
520E7E44 E59F1074 ;@my check...
020E7E4C E1D120B0 ;@the original value (this keeps the rest of the buttons unaltered)
94000130 FFF70000 ;@are we pressing start?
020E7E4C EBFC606B ;@if we are, jump to [color=green]0x02000000[/color] (my sub is here)
02000000 E1D120B0 ;@ldrh r2,[r1]
02000004 E2222F42 ;@eor r2,r2,#0x108 (performs an XOR; 0x108 = Start+R)
02000008 E12FFF1E ;@bx lr; return
D2000000 00000000 ;@end

This code works fine when you're holding the Start button, but not so much for pressing it consecutively. In the end, it's just tedious.

oh, so you don't have to do that stupid shit where you right-shift the address by 1 or 2 and whatever else to convert it before encryption?

Yes, you have to lsl/left-shift by 0x1, but only when decrypting to get the actual address when you use this tool (no shifting is required for encrypting with AR Crypt). rimsky82's converter does it for you though.

Your Code (RAW):

[color=green]08000300[/color] 00001234

Encrypted (ROM)

:
[code]
07092ECE 7579195D
09036A90 A1E43BAA

Decrypted (ROM):

00000000 18000[color=green]180[/color]
00001234 00000000

0x0180 << 0x1 = 0x0300 ([color=green]0x08000300[/color])

e: also, how do you enrypt/decrypt gba ar codes again? i've done it before for codes i've made for this thread, but i can't find the document i read on the subject.

Well, over at GameHacking.org, rimsky82 build a converter to deal with this (and several other consoles). You can also use AR Crypt by Kenobi.

There's a full list of Action Replay v3 code types at Kodewerx's Enhacklopedia. You basically look for the code type that you want to use then go to the "AR Crypt Code Type" column. After you find the code type, open up AR Crypt and post the code in there (AR Crypt also tells you the code type so you don't really need to look at Enhacklopedia every time unless you want a quick reference).

Example: Simple 8-Bit RAM Write

To Encrypt:

1) Paste RAW Code

2) Select the code type

3) From RAW to AR v3/4

4) Hit Create

5) Result

To Decrypt:

1) Paste Encrypted Code

2) From AR v3/4 to RAW

3) Hit Proceed

4) Result

e2: i don't mean encrypt/decrypt. i mean like... how do you take instruction hex, i.e. 08000300 00001234 and convert it to be encrypted?

For ROM codes, you can use code types z0C-z0F (I use z0C).

>can you post the unencrypted codes? just curious.

Pokemon Emerald (RAW)

Walk in Menu/Conversation (Hold R)
3A3022E8 00000100
00300F2C 00000000

Items Cost $1
54239F70 00000000
42239F70 10000001
42239F70 10010000

Infinite Money
00000000 180728CD
00004900 00000000
00000000 180728CE
0000423F 00000000
00000000 180728CF
0000000F 00000000
00000000 180728D0
00000000 00000000

Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen (RAW)

Walk in Menu/Conversation (Hold R)
3A303118 00000100
00300F9C 00000000

Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire (RAW)

Walk in Menu/Conversation (Hold R)
3A301798 00000100
003006A4 00000000

Pokemon FireRed & LeafGreen

Walk in Menu/Conversation (Hold R)
4EBC6848 26D34F8E
310DE12A 39CE53D4

Edit: I forgot to mention that this can be used to get all starters. Your rival will choose the opposite type of the last starter you get.

If someone made this code before me, let me know.

Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire

Walk in Menu/Conversation (Hold R)
0B7B338C 336AC450
AF8DC6B1 89470A69

i think i asked before, but does anyone have (or know how to make) a walk + talk code (so you can still move when dialogue is up- getting all 3 starters, both fossils, and both hitmonlee/chan) the code was for fire red, i used to have it but i can't find it ANYWHERE, please help!

Old post, but I came up with this for Emerald (see this post for FireRed/LeafGreen):

Walk in Menu/Conversation (Hold R)

99CF8FED 916474F5
AC9EE500 A6C63E09

Seems to work fine on VBA-H and VBA 1.7.2. Here's an image:

Here's two more codes for Emerald:

Items Cost $1

FF363D32 86978AE6
9E9098F2 D85C96B3
3769FF8D 71474369

Infinite Money

97563A1B E119B7B7
20D4ACD4 DD1F5161
634287F7 54873DB0
5FD329F8 BB39EA3B
73393D39 B10006BF
222C5768 3B0D60E6
402938A0 FC19BD6D
A05A144C 078B0074

It seems like no one made a working Infinite Money code for this game.

Note 1: This is an ASM hack and it went over the 3 ROM code limit so it will most likely only work on an emulator.

Note 2: You have to buy an item before it becomes max.

0200574C F958F3FA

123FFA00 00004904

123FFA02 0000680A

123FFA04 00003201

123FFA06 00004B05

123FFA08 0000600A

123FFA0A 0000601A

123FFA0C 00004802

123FFA0E 00006944

123FFA10 00004770

123FFA12 000046C0

023FFA14 023FFA20

023FFA18 0209DA98

023FFA1C 02226724

D2000000 00000000

Not sure if you really care (and you're probably aware of), but you can save some lines on that code like this:

E23FFA00 00000020
680A4904 4B053201
601A600A 69444802
46C04770 023FFA20
0209DA98 02226724
0200574C F958F3FA

Edit: By the way, I contacted Kenobi about the AR Hack #4 and he basically said that it's been awhile since he has hacked so he's unsure if it works on the newer AR firmware and if it doesn't, then Datel probably moved the addresses of their code handler. I guess it's up to us to investigate this.

OK. I've spent the past hour and a half looking for the code I'm about to ask for, and I've had no luck finding it.

I've got Baka_Kyuubi84's "Mega Exp. Code," which works great. It's a good code for when your Pokemon are higher levels. However, I'm starting a new game, and the amount of experience you earn is... well, absurd! I evolved my Chimchar before I even got to Sandgem town!

Basically, I need someone to tell me which one of these values will make it so I've got approximately "double experience," similar to the HG/SS code. It's perfect for me, since I like grinding, but not too much grinding. I'm guessing it's "0001FFFF," but I'm not sure what the heck I'd have to put in to change it to what I want.

52240FB4 DBEF42AE

62101D40 00000000

B2101D40 00000000

00044914 0001FFFF

D2000000 00000000

I've got a feeling it's going to be a while before this is responded to, so I'm going to play around with it myself, so if I find it, I'll be sure to post it here!

!!!Pokemon: Platinum (U)
!!CPUE D074D1B3

:EXP Multiplier 

::x2
52241E7C 319C1C29
02241E7C F9C0F5BE
02000200 319C1C29
02000204 60080040
12000208 00004770
D2000000 00000000

::x4
52241E7C 319C1C29
02241E7C F9C0F5BE
02000200 319C1C29
02000204 60080080
12000208 00004770
D2000000 00000000

::x8
52241E7C 319C1C29
02241E7C F9C0F5BE
02000200 319C1C29
02000204 600800C0
12000208 00004770
D2000000 00000000

::x16
52241E7C 319C1C29
02241E7C F9C0F5BE
02000200 319C1C29
02000204 60080100
12000208 00004770
D2000000 00000000

::x32
52241E7C 319C1C29
02241E7C F9C0F5BE
02000200 319C1C29
02000204 60080140
12000208 00004770
D2000000 00000000

::x64
52241E7C 319C1C29
02241E7C F9C0F5BE
02000200 319C1C29
02000204 60080180
12000208 00004770
D2000000 00000000

::x128
52241E7C 319C1C29
02241E7C F9C0F5BE
02000200 319C1C29
02000204 600801C0
12000208 00004770
D2000000 00000000

::x256
52241E7C 319C1C29
02241E7C F9C0F5BE
02000200 319C1C29
02000204 60080200
12000208 00004770
D2000000 00000000

By Demonic722.

Didn't work on my ARDSi. The game white-screens. It could just be too long of a code (with too many conditionals, as you pointed out) for an ARDSi to handle.

Could the code be separated into codes for each box?

:PC Box Clear Codes
:::Press Select+Up

::Box 1
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00000CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 2
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00001CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 3
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00002CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 4
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00003CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 5
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00004CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 6
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00005CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 7
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00006CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 8
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00007CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 9
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00008CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 10
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00009CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 11
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 0000ACBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 12
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 0000BCBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 13
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 0000CCBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 14
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 0000DCBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 15
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 0000ECBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 16
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 0000FCBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 17
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00010CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 18
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00011CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 19
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00012CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 20
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00013CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 21
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00014CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 22
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00015CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 23
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00016CBC
D2000000 00000000

::Box 24
94000130 FFBB0000
B2000024 00000000
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 000003FB
D6000000 00017CBC
D2000000 00000000