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mew
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posted 05-09-2001 08:23 AM $Profile for mew$ $Email mew$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

Hi!
On gamefaqs.com i've found some codes that allows to change the type of the pokemons in Pokemon Yellow(Ex: change Bulbasaur from grass/poison to ground/dragon or else).
Does anybody know if these codes exist also for G/S?

Thanks...

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spunman
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posted 05-09-2001 02:44 PM $Profile for spunman$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

they don't. g/s doesn't keep the type separate, it just works off the pokémon's species.

you may be able to simulate it in a battle, tho, if you knew where in ram the temporary type was stored when using conversion/conversion2.

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posted 05-09-2001 08:44 PM $Profile for Dark Electrode$ $Author's Homepage$ $Email Dark Electrode$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

So that's how they got the dual type effectiveness to display properly...

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mew
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posted 05-10-2001 04:27 AM $Profile for mew$ $Email mew$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

I see....
But:
If i change the Pokemon type in yellow(es: Mew from Psi to Fly or Water/grass) and i take him to G/S??
Mew (from yellow)will be still a Flying or water/grass type also in g/s???

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spunman
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posted 05-10-2001 04:25 PM $Profile for spunman$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

he should just be psychic, IF it even lets you trade it. it might say it's "abnormal" and not let you. dunno.

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posted 05-13-2001 05:13 PM $Profile for Starwolf$ $Author's Homepage$ $Email Starwolf$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

If you bring your changed type Pokémon to RBY stadium youl'l see the type changes but they don't have any effect(ie RBY stadium uses the type in the species byte as the type it is but the on screen type as the one stored in the type byte)
so that type changer code doesn't show the changes(ie RBY uses the type in the type byte as the real type and the on screen type as the species byte). Strange how stadium applies the rules opposite to the game itself.

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posted 06-10-2001 01:13 PM $Profile for hanzou$ $Author's Homepage$ $Send New Private Message$ $Edit/Delete Post$ $Reply With Quote$

quote:
Originally posted by spunman:
you may be able to simulate it in a battle, tho, if you knew where in ram the temporary type was stored when using conversion/conversion2.

That is correct. Here are the codes from my FAQ.

type modifiers
type 1 : 01??2ACB
type 2 : 01??2BCB

enemy type modifiers
type 1 : 01??27D1
type 2 : 01??28D1

[ 01-13-2005, 10:08 PM: Message edited by: hanzou ]

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