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| Gericom |
Posted on 05-17-12, 05:49 pm
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 Goomba Posts: 22/22 Since: 06-22-11 Last post: 4354 days Last view: 4333 days |
Hey mega-mario (and maybe others) If you have some time, could you try to find important data in the mkds arm9 and overlays? Since you found things in the sm64ds rom, I thought you could also find things in the mkds rom. I hope you will do it. Thanks for now. |
| Mega-Mario |
Posted on 05-17-12, 10:06 pm
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Kuriboss
 Posts: 136/138 Since: 05-05-11 Last post: 4336 days Last view: 2759 days |
I will do it if I want to, not because people are asking me. I'm not your personal engineer. |
| Dirbaio |
Posted on 05-17-12, 10:07 pm
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 Micro-GoombaPosts: 10/10 Since: 08-01-11 Last post: 4354 days Last view: 4324 days |
LOL man. Finding things is not magic. It takes time and skill, you need to know ARM assembler, have a debugger, and a lot of patience. And first of all, you need to know WHAT DATA are you looking for! Asking someone else to look for "important data" will certainly NOT work. |
| Mega-Mario |
Posted on 05-17-12, 10:51 pm
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Kuriboss
Posts: 137/138 Since: 05-05-11 Last post: 4336 days Last view: 2759 days |
^ This. Not to mention, if you're able to make an editor for MKDS, you're supposedly skilled enough to do that kind of research yourself. (but something tells me you aren't-- your editor's code looks like you have been assembling code randomly taken from several other projects without even knowing what you're doing) |
