Sonic 2 Jump-Move Editor

It's not working like you might think. It kills itself after the process is completed. Just check the ASM after running the program. Search for "New move" and you should find the code.

 

Fantasticfish, nice work with this program. You should add a check for statuses also So the code can check if he is jumping, then if so, check for a new button press, then do the move.

 

This check is already done with Obj01_MdJump2 (Obj01_MdJump in Sonic 2). =P

 

Yes, status is implemented, but for standing/spinning/running moves, nothing but the ring loss happens. You can, however, do falling moves. (Walk off a cliff, press a, and you're boosted 2000 velocity into the air, would be plausible, for instance.) If anyone knows why that doesn't work, it would be much appreciated!

 

Final Release!! There are no more bugs! When you want to make a new move, you copy setup.txt and change the values, then add the file on a new line in moves.txt.


Please try it!


S2ME_Final.zip


EDIT:


Sorry, I forgot to include setup.txt. Here it is:


-- setup.txt --


OURNEWMOVENAME = "Sonic_NewMove" # Just an identifier


moveright = 0 # Which


moveleft = 0 # Way


moveup = 1 # Will


movedown = 0 # Sonic


moveforwards = 0 # Go?


moveSpeed = 1000 # How fast?


clearOther = False # Will the other axis' velocity be cleared?


sound = '3C' # It works now!


minusrings = 1 # Can't be 0


dotwice = 1 # Can you do it multiple times?


type = 'jump' # When can you do it? Jump, air, roll, and stand


keyPress = 'C' # Which button?


--End of File--


You can try this out by linking to setup.txt in moves.txt!


Also, here's the Python source code: S2ME_Source.zip

 

Please, do you have a 938409378 GB/s connection? I mean, you included so much files. It would be so much smaller using an include command, which simply means, instead of putting the move into the s2.asm, you are creating a new file called NewMove.asm or whatever. Then, at the point you normally put the move, you simply need to write:



include "NewMove.asm" ; New move file



Of Course you need to create a readme so the users are placing the include and the command in Obj01_MdNormal themself. Tadda, this thing is over 200% smaller.

 

I don't understand. Then you'd have a bunch of .asm files rather than .txt files.

 

I simply mean, edit your program to, I dunno, v2.0. It simply should create the move in a new file and not in s2.asm. The name doesn't matter at all. The hacker only needs to copy this file to their hacking split and edit the s2.asm a bit (manually). Shouldn't be to hard to understand.