Special Process Effect - Revision history

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2026-01-17T21:54:41Z

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	=== Code Template ===		=== Code Template ===
	Using the below template ~~as a basis~~ for writing custom special processes is highly recommended!<syntaxhighlight lang="arm" line="1">		Using the below template for writing custom special processes is highly recommended!<syntaxhighlight lang="arm" line="1">
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	; A template to code your own special process effects!		; A template to code your own special process effects!

Adex: Added a section on writing custom SPs

2026-01-17T21:49:52Z

Added a section on writing custom SPs

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 The Special Process Effects page allows for the import, export, and addition of special processes. While this page cannot edit special processes written in C using [https://github.com/SkyTemple/c-of-time c-of-time], it does not have any conflicts with the environment. Requires the [[ExtractSPCode]] patch to view, under ''Patches -> ASM -> Special Process Effects''.
-A special process effect is arbitrary assembly code callable via the script opcode [[List of Opcodes#0xcc - ProcessSpecial|ProcessSpecial]]. The [[ExtractSPCode]] patch extracts all special processes of the game into a new file, <code>BALANCE/process.bin</code>, and thus allows for simple importing and exporting.
+== What is a special process? ==
 === Special Process Effects Tab ===
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 * '''Effect ID''': A drop-down menu listing all special process effects. Clicking one will update the view accordingly.
 * '''Import Code''': Modifies the current effect from a file. The file used can be one of the following:
-** Assembly code written in plaintext (typically with the <code>.asm</code> extension); this will be fed into ARMIPS for compilation, and if successful, will modify the effect.
+** Assembly code written in plaintext (typically with the <code>.asm</code> extension); this will be fed into [https://github.com/Kingcom/armips ARMIPS] for compilation, and if successful, will modify the effect.
 ** A raw binary.
 * '''Export Code''': Exports the current effect to a new file. ''The resulting file is a raw binary, NOT a disassembled text representation of assembly!'' Viewing a disassembly requires the use of an external tool, such as [https://github.com/NationalSecurityAgency/ghidra Ghidra], [https://github.com/capstone-engine/capstone Capstone Engine], or a simple [https://armconverter.com/?disasm "Hex to ASM" website].
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 * '''ASM Editor''': Redirects to a deprecated [https://asmeditor.skytemple.org/ code editor GUI] for writing custom special process effects.
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+== Writing custom special processes ==

Adex: Refactored page; described all buttons

2026-01-17T20:46:44Z

Refactored page; described all buttons

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-Special Process Effects is a section that can be found in ASM-Patches. On the first tab, there is a list of all Special Processes (called by <code>ProcessSpecial(XX, argument, argument2);</code>) and what Effect ID it uses. You can add your own Special Processes (keep in mind, that effect should be added first!).
+The Special Process Effects page allows for the import, export, and addition of special processes. While this page cannot edit special processes written in C using [https://github.com/SkyTemple/c-of-time c-of-time], it does not have any conflicts with the environment. Requires the [[ExtractSPCode]] patch to view, under ''Patches -> ASM -> Special Process Effects''.
-On the second tab, you can see Effect IDs and where they're used. There, you can add your own effects and import an ASM script to it.
+A special process effect is arbitrary assembly code callable via the script opcode [[List of Opcodes#0xcc - ProcessSpecial|ProcessSpecial]]. The [[ExtractSPCode]] patch extracts all special processes of the game into a new file, <code>BALANCE/process.bin</code>, and thus allows for simple importing and exporting.
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RRad at 16:12, 14 October 2025

2025-10-14T16:12:57Z

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	On the second tab, you can see Effect IDs and where they're used. There, you can add your own effects and import an ASM script to it.		On the second tab, you can see Effect IDs and where they're used. There, you can add your own effects and import an ASM script to it.

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Frostbyte: Fix typos

2025-04-19T11:07:08Z

Fix typos

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	Special Process Effects is a section that can be found in ASM-Patches. On the first tab, there is a list of all Special Processes(called by <code>ProcessSpecial(XX, argument, argument2);</code>) and what Effect ID it uses. You can add your own Special Processes(keep in mind, that effect should be added first!).		Special Process Effects is a section that can be found in ASM-Patches. On the first tab, there is a list of all Special Processes (called by <code>ProcessSpecial(XX, argument, argument2);</code>) and what Effect ID it uses. You can add your own Special Processes (keep in mind, that effect should be added first!).

	On the second tab, you can see Effect IDs and where they're used. There, you can add your own effects and import an ASM script to it.		On the second tab, you can see Effect IDs and where they're used. There, you can add your own effects and import an ASM script to it.

SergeyThePiplup: Added Special Process Effects to the wiki

2025-04-18T09:38:17Z

Added Special Process Effects to the wiki

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Special Process Effects is a section that can be found in ASM-Patches. On the first tab, there is a list of all Special Processes(called by <code>ProcessSpecial(XX, argument, argument2);</code>) and what Effect ID it uses. You can add your own Special Processes(keep in mind, that effect should be added first!).

On the second tab, you can see Effect IDs and where they're used. There, you can add your own effects and import an ASM script to it.