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It may be useful to analyse the expanded party for the [[dokokashira door glitch]] (such as by referring to the starting addresses of a slot beyond slot 6 above) to identify a Pokémon beyond slot 6 with the following criteria: |
It may be useful to analyse the expanded party for the [[dokokashira door glitch]] (such as by referring to the starting addresses of a slot beyond slot 6 above) to identify a Pokémon beyond slot 6 with the following criteria: |
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*The Pokémon's status address defines it as poisoned; so the memory corruption can occur every four steps |
*The Pokémon's status address defines it as poisoned; so the memory corruption can occur every four steps. |
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**The status address is located +4 from the start of any slot Pokémon's main structure data (including beyond slot 6). |
**The status address is located +4 from the start of any slot Pokémon's main structure data (including beyond slot 6). |
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*The Pokémon's current HP address is greater than 0. |
*The Pokémon's current HP address is greater than 0. |
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**The current HP addresses are located +1 and +2 (because current HP is stored in two bytes, from 0-65535) from the start of any slot Pokémon's main structure data. |
**The current HP addresses are located +1 and +2 (because current HP is stored in two bytes, from 0-65535) from the start of any slot Pokémon's main structure data. (typically F335 (Echo RAM for D335) from party Pokémon 199) |
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*There should be no 0xFF bytes before the target Pokémon (for the typical 'from a new game' method, an exception is the initial misplaced 0xFF terminator in slot 1). |
*There should be no 0xFF bytes before the target Pokémon (for the typical 'from a new game' method, an exception is the initial misplaced 0xFF terminator in slot 1). |
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