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    Nice! I just typed "re" into the chat box without submitting it and it erased the hockey masks. Could you tell me another reason why my code doesn't activate besides the fact that there was a typo that I fixed? :P

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    Well, for one, when doing text activators, you should put
    ldrh r0, word
    instead of
    ldr r0,word
    may not help, but it should
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    I'm going to try it so I change:

    ldr r0, word to: ldrh r0, word?

    Oh, and by the way, could you tell me whats 0x3C16 in that source?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Demonic View Post
    Im going to try it so I change:

    ldr r0, word to: ldrh r0, word?

    Oh and btw, could yu tell me whats 0x3C16 in that source?
    Eh, i used the text pointer for "typing" instead of the sent message. That's why it activated without having to submit the message :P
    You know how to use pointers right? Basically, the text address for "typed" text is
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     (address at 0x21CAF6C) + 0x3C16
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    Ohh, so 0x22AF136 is sent text and 0x21CAF6C is for plain text? I know code type 'B' is used for Pointers. How did you find that address? Did you type "something" in the keyboard and do a search then dump, reset, and do it again?

    Edit: Fixed typos.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Demonic View Post
    Ohh..so 0x22AF136 is sent text and 0x21CAF6C is just plain text? I know that B code type or something loads from the pointer address? how did yu find that
    address..did yu type something in the keyboard and do a search then dump and reset and do it again?
    I used no$gba and emuhaste, i typed "stuff" outside, seached for "stuff" wrote down that address i went inside, typed "stuff" wrote down that address, getting a dump each time, then i used
    DS Workshop (should be here somewhere) on the pointer search part, loaded the two dumps and wrote the address of "stuff" for each dump, then did a search. XD
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    "stuff" lol. When you typed your "stuff" did you search for something like "$stuff" and got the address?

    Edit: Fixed typos. I can't believe my grammar on the boards sucked so much back then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Demonic View Post
    "stuff" lol. Wen yu typed your "stuff" did yu search for ex: $stuff and got the address lol?
    yup pretty much XD
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    Awesome lol. Another question, is the code porter used for porting 1.0 codes to 1.1/EU?
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    It could be for anything, for example I used it with my infinite haircut code to guess the online addresses...XD
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