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|9=$81, $f7, $85, $50}}
[[File:B1F glitch item name.png|link=]] (hex:55) is a [[glitch item]] in {{RB}}. Its name is taken from lists of lift destinations.
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==Application with SRAM ('Hall of Fame') corruptions==
As demonstrated by TheZZAZZGlitch, with a series of SRAM corruptions (empirically, these may be seen as Hall of Fame corruptions), it is possible to manipulate the data within the program counter area of B1F (beginning at SRAM:A7D0). If the corruptions are due to sprite decompressions from [[glitch Pokémon]] (as viewed from the Pokémon summary in the party; as this opens SRAM specifically in the un-banked area), the outcomes are [[
As the process is complex, viewing certain glitch Pokémon sprites without further knowledge can be viewed as an elaborate pseudo-random number generator for an outcome of bytes in the SRAM, if the initial SRAM is interpreted as a 'seed' (pseudo-random as given the sprite pointer of a glitch Pokémon is not from RAM or SRAM itself, the input SRAM would in theory always produce the same output SRAM).
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*That it's possible in the first place to achieve the desired result while meeting the criteria above through calculation or a tool/SRAM corruption emulator.
As a general concept, the subject may also have implications for the logistics of programming a tool (such as a SRAM corruption emulator). If the tool is given support for algorithmic or mathematical models or a metaheuristic (e.g. [[wikipedia:Simulated annealing|simulated annealing]]) it may be possible to follow/visualise simulations and calculate desired outcomes to the SRAM from a 'seed' as well.
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