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diff --git a/Make-evening-the-fourth-time-of-day.md b/Make-evening-the-fourth-time-of-day.md index fc9513d..c87a6c9 100644 --- a/Make-evening-the-fourth-time-of-day.md +++ b/Make-evening-the-fourth-time-of-day.md @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Gen 2 used the Game Boy Color's real-time clock to implement a time of day syste - Day: 8 hours, 10:00 AM–5:59 PM - Night: 10 hours, 6:00 PM–3:59 AM -The whole feature is restructed to storing times of day in two bits. That's enough to store four values. The fourth is not a real time; it's used to represent pitch-dark areas where you need Flash (since a major effect of the time of day is to change the map colors). +The whole feature is restricted to storing times of day in two bits. That's enough to store four values. The fourth is not a real time; it's used to represent pitch-dark areas where you need Flash (since a major effect of the time of day is to change the map colors). This tutorial will represent Flash darkness in a different way, and use the freed fourth time value for evening. @@ -518,7 +518,7 @@ Loading the right colors from bg_tiles.pal is simple. Just edit [data/maps/envir ```diff -; Valid indices: $00 - $29 (see gfx/tilesets/bg_tiles.pal) --; Valid indices: $00 - $2b (see gfx/tilesets/bg_tiles.pal) ++; Valid indices: $00 - $2b (see gfx/tilesets/bg_tiles.pal) .OutdoorColors: db $00, $01, $02, $28, $04, $05, $06, $07 ; morn - db $08, $09, $0a, $28, $0c, $0d, $0e, $0f ; day @@ -1427,3 +1427,5 @@ And edit [maps/Route45.asm](../blob/master/maps/Route45.asm): Unless I've missed something, that's all the RTC-related features and content, now with support for the evening!  + +There are some features limited to night that I left alone, so they aren't extended to happen in the evening. Two in particular: Officer trainers only battle you at night, and phone call trainers who give you items only change behavior at night. So in the evening, they act like it's morning or day. |