Enhancement: Port all GameSettings ROM addresses to JSON files for easy importing #505
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Closes #497
This Enhancement moves all hardcoded addresses found in
GameSettings.lua
to their own JSON file, located in the following folder:~\ironmon_tracker\GameAddresses\
Each individual game version has its own JSON file. These were created automatically by simply loading up each game one at a time, then exporting the current GameSettings addresses to the file.
In addition, there is a
TrackerOverrides.json
file which contains various hard-coded values used by the tracker, such as the Friendship required to evo a Pokémon. These hard-coded values need to be able to be changed by external devs via Tracker Extensions, hence why they are part of their own JSON file. Devs can easily just override them all at once.For Tracker Developers
TrackerAPI.loadGameSettingsFromJson(filepath)
to import your custom ROM addressesTrackerAPI.loadTrackerOverridesFromJson(filepath)
to import your custom hard-coded value overrides