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{{Guides header|Arbitrary code execution}} |
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Arbitrary Code Execution (ACE) is the use of glitches to force the game to execute custom code written by the player. This gives near-complete control of the game, allowing the following uses: |
Arbitrary Code Execution (ACE) is the use of glitches to force the game to execute custom code written by the player. This gives the player near-complete control of the game, allowing the following uses: |
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* Add any pokémon, regardless of version. |
* Add any pokémon, regardless of version. |
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===RAM writers=== |
===RAM writers=== |
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The RAM writer is a complex program that allow you to both read from and write to memory using a simple graphical user interface. The programs linked on the page are quite large (between 288 and 320 bytes in size), |
The RAM writer is a complex program that allow you to both read from and write to memory using a simple graphical user interface. The programs linked on the page are quite large (between 288 and 320 bytes in size), requiring a bit of time to set up and are most useful for players who have some technical knowledge. In return, the RAM writer can be used at any time and offers a high flexibility in writing and executing custom payloads. |
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[[Guides:RAM Writer|RAM Writer]] |
[[Guides:RAM Writer|RAM Writer]] |
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* Thanks to LuckyTyphlosion for working out rough guides on how to abuse 0x1500 ACE on Crystal. |
* Thanks to LuckyTyphlosion for working out rough guides on how to abuse 0x1500 ACE on Crystal. |
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* Thanks to the members of the Glitch City Research Institute discord for providing valuable support and feedback. |
* Thanks to the members of the Glitch City Research Institute discord for providing valuable support and feedback. |
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* Thanks to Scotteh for providing invaluable help in the development of the mail code converter tool. |
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* Thanks for Trent and Retire for proofreading the full set of guides. |
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