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== Information == |
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Binary-coded decimal is used for money in the Generation I games. It is programmed so that a hexadecimal value represents its visual decimal equivalent; the maximum value for any money byte is 0x99 (normally 153 in decimal, is read as 99 in binary-coded decimal). |
Binary-coded decimal is used for money in the Generation I games. It is programmed so that a hexadecimal value represents its visual decimal equivalent; the maximum value for any money byte is 0x99 (normally 153 in decimal, is read as 99 in binary-coded decimal). |
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Hexadecimal values that include any of the special hexadecimal digits (A, B, C, D, E, F) are not supported, they will show up as overworld tiles. |
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Revision as of 13:28, 12 July 2023
This is a guide for binary-coded decimal and its use in all Generation I games.
Information
Binary-coded decimal is used for money in the Generation I games. It is programmed so that a hexadecimal value represents its visual decimal equivalent; the maximum value for any money byte is 0x99 (normally 153 in decimal, is read as 99 in binary-coded decimal).
Hexadecimal values that include any of the special hexadecimal digits (A, B, C, D, E, F) are not supported, they will show up as overworld tiles.