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Nice tutorials! Also, I was suprised when I saw those on Sonic Retro too.

 

Thank you! It´s good to know, that my aren´t a piece of shit!

 

Selbi,


While you antics are entertaining, you should really stop digging into this hole that you got yourself into.


I'll make it simple, If you stop make outrageous demands for code and stop being an ass when people respond to you, your stay here will be a lot more pleasant.


Everyone here (for the most part ) are upstanding people and they will most likely help guide you to develop your modification. You can't expect everything to be handed to you.


It is just a fact of life...

 

Oh...

 

I've got the power to do that! But I won't do it yet.


And at Stephen's post, you're totally right. Plus, funny video =P

 

Do you mean, you will ban me in a few days? If yes....

 

He means if you keep this up, he'll ban you. Right now, no. He's giving you a chance.

 

I suggest a trash for this.


Also, cupboard. =D That was one funny video.

 

Selbi, here's how to port music from Sonic 2 to Sonic 1:


Open up the Sega Data Compressor and Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Click Decompress Saxman Format. Locate the Emerald Hill music from the box that comes up. Double-click it so the address or offset box gets filled in. I don't remember which one of those two it's called. Browse for where you want to save it and give it the name you want. Click Decompress. Now, use the Music Pointer Fixer to convert it and build the rom.

 

Thank´s for that help! But I´m currently learning ASM and Music hacking myself! I don´t want to become banned!

 

Ok, only 1 Question: Where is the Title Card Text? In the Text Editing guide are only info´s to change the text of the Rom but not in a Disassembly! Does anybody know, where they´re stored?

 

In the guide for the ROM, what is the offset of that location? Whatever it is, seach for that location in the ASM file.


For example:


The guide says it's located at offset 0012345


In the ASM file, EDIT > FIND... > Type, "0012345" and then click find.


Whatever it finds, see if it relates.

 

Thanks redhotsonic!^^

 

9 is hex decimal

 

WOW!


What a way to bump an old topic AND use up your last post.


Nice one!