Exactly as it says in the title, I’m not sure what’s causing this to happen. All of the events commands will be replaced by it!
Most commonly, I’ve see this as a result of accidentally deleting the end of event command. Make sure you don’t click write to rom without the end of event command.
It doesn’t seem to be that, because it’ll happen after I edit a different, seperate event, and then I’ll get the error about it
It is because of your, poor usage.
There are many possibilities for the event to be filled with 0000, but the most likely is when you repoint the event.
Open the same event in two tabs.
Add a row to one of them to create a situation where a repoint occurs.
If you reload the other one in this situation, it will be filled with 0000.
Since the data was repointed, it is only natural that 0000 is displayed.
The easiest way to avoid this situation is to not open the same event at the same time.
If you see 0000, close the tab and reopen it.
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