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Addresses D0C2 (sprite dimension) and D0C3-D0C4 (front sprite pointer) (D0C1 and D0C2-D0C3 in Yellow) may be locked using [[OAM DMA hijacking]] or a [[cheating device]] to load a custom front sprite for every opposing Pokémon. |
Addresses D0C2 (sprite dimension) and D0C3-D0C4 (front sprite pointer) (D0C1 and D0C2-D0C3 in Yellow) may be locked using [[OAM DMA hijacking]] or a [[cheating device]] to load a custom front sprite for every opposing Pokémon. |
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D0C2-D0C3 reads pointer expressed in little-endian form, for example, $DA7F for Yellow would be represented by $7F at $D0C2 and $80 at $D0C3 |
D0C2-D0C3 reads pointer expressed in little-endian form, for example, $DA7F for Yellow would be represented by $7F at $D0C2 and $80 at $D0C3. |
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For a cheating device like the GameShark, the following codes will replicate the same effects as locking these values with OAM DMA hijacking (assuming the sprites were properly patched): |
For a cheating device like the GameShark, the following codes will replicate the same effects as locking these values with OAM DMA hijacking (assuming the sprites were properly patched): |
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The first person to use this exploit is unknown, but it was popularized by pokeglitch and Torchickens. |
The first person to use this exploit is unknown, but it was popularized by pokeglitch and Torchickens. |
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===With 9ゥ (E6)'s backsprite (Yellow)=== |
===With 9ゥ (E6)'s backsprite (Yellow)=== |
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