All Pokémon are found where they normally are, eliminating the need to look at a README file to find out where they are located.

if it's encrypted, I don't want to know anything about these games.The goal of this ROM hack is to preserve the essence of the original game, while making it possible to obtain every Pokémon that was meant to be caught in Fire Red/Leaf Green. The same to use Action Replay codes, I am tired of searching and the thousands of lines of codes do not work correctly in my version or even in the American rom. If you show me, I'll gladly make a donation for you.Īnd no, I refuse to play offline games where the developers resort to obfuscation / encryption techniques so that no cheats can be found in them. Found the offset and static pointer so my Cheat Engine table is workable on any run. I can prove that I have found those and many more variables in Pokemon Ruby. Just find the variables of money, potions and that's it, I don't need more. Don't use other roms, hackroms, or unprotected roms (XOR removed).

You can use either the Cheat Engine, or the cheat finder itself built into the emulator itself, but not Action Replay / Game Shark / Codebreaker codes. Here you have FireRed and Emerald, with the emulator that I use included. Nope, there is no encryption or anything like that and all language versions work exactly the same way. XOR encryption (or others), if that makes it difficult for you. I have read about XOR encryption, the checksums (to edit the saves), and finally DMA, but I repeat that the DMA would not prevent me from finding a variable in a game execution, it would only change its address in subsequent executions, having to repeat the process over and over again, but it doesn't make your search difficult. I have searched and what I have found has nothing to do with what I want to do in Cheat Engine. My rom of Fire Red: Pokemon - Edicion Rojo Fuego (Spain).gba CRC32: (Official No-intro release) Maybe the USA version is not encrypted and mine is, which could be.

Some really basic variables aren't be able to find. Search it up.ĭMA means 'dynamic memory allocation', this is the use of pointers in order to change the directions of the variables each time you run the game. I think people apply an “anti-DMA” code to prevent the shuffling. I don’t think they have an extra layer of encryption, tho they do shuffle around memory assets.

Fire red roms