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Other examples of the usefulness of calculated/planned sequential SRAM corruptions from viewing summary glitch Pokémon sprites are: |
Other examples of the usefulness of calculated/planned sequential SRAM corruptions from viewing summary glitch Pokémon sprites are: |
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*As a means of precisely manipulating |
*As a means of precisely manipulating which Pokémon appear in the Hall of Fame. |
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*The contents of [[TrainerDex/RB:052|Trainer (0x34)]]'s roster 1 (0xFC from 0xD059 and 0x01 from 0xD05D, hence the required Special stat is 252, and the required Attack stat modifier is -6. Specifically however, it is just the representation of $CD2D and $CD2E effectively) depends on the contents of pointer 0xA5A5 in SRAM. This is within the region that can be changed through glitch Pokémon sprite corruptions such as LM4. If the player is able to corrupt the sprite pointer region of a glitch Pokémon for those sourced in SRAM like [[GlitchDex/RB:244|ゥ₽ (F4)]] and its front sprite pointer of SRAM:A922, grinding (or calculating the series of corruptions) for an interesting front sprite is an option as well (see also: [[arbitrary sprites]]). |
*The contents of [[TrainerDex/RB:052|Trainer (0x34)]]'s roster 1 (0xFC from 0xD059 and 0x01 from 0xD05D, hence the required Special stat is 252, and the required Attack stat modifier is -6. Specifically however, it is just the representation of $CD2D and $CD2E effectively) depends on the contents of pointer 0xA5A5 in SRAM. This is within the region that can be changed through glitch Pokémon sprite corruptions such as LM4. If the player is able to corrupt the sprite pointer region of a glitch Pokémon for those sourced in SRAM like [[GlitchDex/RB:244|ゥ₽ (F4)]] and its front sprite pointer of SRAM:A922, grinding (or calculating the series of corruptions) for an interesting front sprite is an option as well (see also: [[arbitrary sprites]]). |
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*As a means of manipulating SRAM arbitrary code executions other than 10F (and not strictly limited to glitch items); there are other arbitrary code execution exploits which can attempt to execute SRAM. |
*As a means of manipulating SRAM arbitrary code executions other than 10F (and not strictly limited to glitch items); there are other arbitrary code execution exploits which can attempt to execute SRAM. |
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