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btw: Now I am stuck at recalculating data checksum. If somebody know... please... | btw: Now I am stuck at recalculating data checksum. If somebody know... please... | ||
== Substruct encryption == | |||
If you play in an emulator like No$GBA or VBA, you can open a RAM viewer. Sometimes, if you look at a Pokémon data structure, you can see the encrypted substructs change values in a flash. This is because the game decrypts the whole thing for use and encrypts them again immediately afterwards. I always did wonder how it was supposed to use the data if it's encrypted... | |||
Revision as of 16:52, 31 July 2007
The "Order" section must be wrong. When I calculed Personality 3935877326(in decimal) by 24(decimal too) I got "14" - which correspond to order EAGM - but something was wrong. After 4 hours intense counting and trying I realized the ordering was wrong. The correct ordering was GEAM . Game version: Ruby (US version) Pokemon: First in party Myself: ICQ: 343370964 . btw: Now I am stuck at recalculating data checksum. If somebody know... please...
Substruct encryption
If you play in an emulator like No$GBA or VBA, you can open a RAM viewer. Sometimes, if you look at a Pokémon data structure, you can see the encrypted substructs change values in a flash. This is because the game decrypts the whole thing for use and encrypts them again immediately afterwards. I always did wonder how it was supposed to use the data if it's encrypted...
