This isn't really a mod as I used a memory editor to do all of this. All of the modifications are done post boot, so no fixed modifications to the actual game have been made. The downside to this though, is that it relies heavily on save states or conditional scripts.
@TheGodmasterX It will come down to how much one knows about scripting. Knowing how the memory of the game you're editing behaves. It's not so difficult tracking down simple values, but when those values you find move around every time you start the game, (Not because of the memory editor, but because of the game) it will become more difficult to use regardless of the editor. Tracking down encrypted values almost feels like a different thing all together. These values are not even represented by there real in game numbers, so you will never find that value with a normal scan. Instead, you will need to search deeper in the games memory to track it down, requiring more knowledge of cheat engines tools.
It's a Gold/Silver run, which means the Gym Leaders that I face are from there Gold/Silver counterparts. It's actually no different from Round 3, which required heavy memory editing to get those different Pokémon in battle. The modifications are done within the normal game.
Cool. Love Johto gym leaders
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen, how did you customize the battle?
This isn't really a mod as I used a memory editor to do all of this. All of the modifications are done post boot, so no fixed modifications to the actual game have been made. The downside to this though, is that it relies heavily on save states or conditional scripts.
@@PokeRush415 Where do you get the memory editor from to download?
@@TheGodmasterX I use a memory editor called Cheat Engine. You should be able to get it from it's official website if you search "cheat engine".
@@PokeRush415 Is Cheat Engine very easy to use?
@TheGodmasterX It will come down to how much one knows about scripting. Knowing how the memory of the game you're editing behaves. It's not so difficult tracking down simple values, but when those values you find move around every time you start the game, (Not because of the memory editor, but because of the game) it will become more difficult to use regardless of the editor. Tracking down encrypted values almost feels like a different thing all together. These values are not even represented by there real in game numbers, so you will never find that value with a normal scan. Instead, you will need to search deeper in the games memory to track it down, requiring more knowledge of cheat engines tools.
This isn't the real game!
It's a Gold/Silver run, which means the Gym Leaders that I face are from there Gold/Silver counterparts. It's actually no different from Round 3, which required heavy memory editing to get those different Pokémon in battle. The modifications are done within the normal game.
@@PokeRush415 Understood