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Remorse

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  • Birthday August 17

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    Obfuse

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  1. Right now I'm looking for a decent Zangoose
  2. It's Farfetch'd, so it's not like you can do much with him anyway, other than maybe whittle down pokes that have already started boosting their defense. Just be happy that super luck, sniper, and things like night slash aren't in this game.
  3. Gengar is Ubers right? Not in specific, I'll check it out also RIP GxNO, used to be a member lol
  4. I'm looking to buy some comps, like the title says, I'm looking for stuff that's unfinished, unviable (phys, sp atk split etc), or old comps you don't use to keep price down. I only have about 300k to spend, I have 500k in total but I still need some money as a cushion. Let me know what you have and how much you're willing to let it go for. Thank you!
  5. Remorse

    Hello

    I've started to play PokeMMO again, don't even know why I'm making this thread, but I just thought I'd say hello!
  6. Remorse

    candy corn horns

    yeah I know what candy corn is but it's just oddly coincidental
  7. GxNO or whatever it was called, Reezy's team.
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    candy corn horns

    are these supposed to be a reference to homestuck or something shame (jk if u like homestuck good for you, I just can't stand it)
  9. From Wikipedia: "MIDI files in themselves don't contain any sounds, rather they contain only instructions to render them. To render such files, sample-based MIDI synthesizers use recordings of instruments and sounds stored in a file or ROM chip. SoundFont-compatible synthesizers allow users to use SoundFont banks with custom samples to render their music. A SoundFont bank contains base samples in PCM format (similar to WAV files) that are mapped to sections on a musical keyboard. A SoundFont bank also contains other music synthesis parameters such as loops, vibrato effect, and velocity-sensitive volume changing. SoundFont banks can conform to standard sound sets such as General MIDI, or use other wholly custom sound-set definitions."
  10. No, the soundfonts can be anything as long as they are in made in the standard order, it doesn't have to be from Pokemon, or from any game at all in that case I don't have a specific site I go to, but you can search things like "nds soundfonts" or "snes soundfonts" or "high quality soundfonts" etc and find quite a few nice results Also, making soundfonts is a long tedious process, you need to sample hundreds of instruments in order to do so. MIDIs are actually just basically a text file that uses a soundfont in order to make noise, without a soundfont midis don't do anything, and I don't believe MP3 to soundfont is possible
  11. Has this been done before? I've tried searching all over but haven't found anything about it. Anyway, here's the tutorial. (The video goes more in depth as to what not to do when downloading soundfonts, excuse my tired slurred speech haha) https://youtu.be/r9hux3wEFYs In a basic sense a new soundfont(pack) will entirely change the way the game's midi music sounds. Basic Tutorial: Step 1. Open your PokeMMO game folder Step 2. Open the "cache" folder Step 3. Delete or remove "0.sf2" and "1.sf2" Step 4. Find a nice soundfont online (make sure it's a pack, not one instrument, and the instruments are in the correct order) (BELOW 40MB on AVERAGE COMPUTERS) Step 5. Download the soundfont Step 6. Extract it or drag it into the now empty "cache" folder Step 7. Rename it to "0.sf2", copy the now renamed soundfont, and paste it in the same folder. Step 6. Rename the copy to "1.sf2" Step 8. Make sure you have two copies of the same soundfont in the folder with the previously stated names Step 9. Start the game Step 10. Download a different soundfont if the one you got wasn't pleasing Share the names of any soundfonts you've found work well with the music in this game! (Don't directly link as much of it is copyrighted material)
  12. It's probably been suggested before, but I think a sound that plays when you encounter a shiny would be a good idea. It doesn't have to have the sparkles and all that, but just a quick notification sound could mean the difference between accidentally running away from a shiny and catching it, as me, and I'm sure a few others, quickly get bored/very tired tired of hunting and just encounter/run without taking too good of a look at what they're running into.
  13. http://i.imgur.com/A80XrKz.png I didn't know what to do so I tried making it like the SSB4 char card haha
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