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Stomatol
Posted on 07-07-14 06:24 PM (rev. 2 of 07-07-14 06:26 PM) Link | #43754
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Last view: 1047 days ago 		I found out the location of the text at the bottom screen that says SM64DS, it's located in Data > DSMT > EUR (probably 'US' for the us ROM) > TexBank_E.bmd (as before, probably 'TexBank_U' for the US rom) > wallpaper_logo_U (open the TexBank with the texture and BTP editor.)


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(don't mind the top screen, it has nothing to do with this

I don't know if this is known or not, but I might as well share it anyway.

StarLand
Posted on 07-07-14 06:38 PM Link | #43755
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That's known. Have you decompress your rom? (debug mode).

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Posted on 07-07-14 07:04 PM Link | #43758
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Last view: 1047 days ago 		Well, you know, some people might not now it, so I thought it was worth sharing anyway.

And also, uh, what do you mean by "decompress your rom"?

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Posted on 07-07-14 07:20 PM Link | #43759
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More > Decompress Overlays Wihtin Game.

I have imported:

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With this pic strip:

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Posted on 07-07-14 07:23 PM Link | #43760
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Posted by Stomatol
Oh em gee


How the frug did you do that? It always just corrupted everything and a half when I tried :<

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Posted on 07-07-14 08:07 PM Link | #43761
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Last view: 1047 days ago 		Yeah, I tried to import another image and it doesn't work for me either

It was just that simple one that worked, though the palette is kinda corrupted

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Posted on 01-06-15 12:24 PM (rev. 2 of 01-29-15 11:10 PM) Link | #53974
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Last view: 2293 days ago 		I imported almost 45% of the graphics (some about 25% of them still does not work).
The game runs very well on the console. Currently I am looking people to translate this game into my language;)

This is last progress from 2014 years.

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Posted on 06-22-15 03:52 PM Link | #61296

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From: over there... Duh.

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Last view: 2075 days ago 		can we replace mario's head in the title screen as well because I am gonna start a project with a friend and I have to retexture the head to look like the main character which is still mario just a little different

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Posted on 06-22-15 08:06 PM Link | #61312
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Posted by that guy over there
can we replace mario's head in the title screen as well because I am gonna start a project with a friend and I have to retexture the head to look like the main character which is still mario just a little different

Already asked.

vmario
Posted on 12-20-15 09:47 PM Link | #66432
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Last view: 2713 days ago 		I've noticed that SM64DS allows me to export and import overlays in the ARM 9 Overlays tab. How can i edit those BIN files? Are they which texture format? Or at least, how can i transform a BMP into the BIN with the appropriate format so i can replace the bin using SM64DS feature set?

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Posted on 12-20-15 10:49 PM Link | #66434
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Last view: 1806 days ago 		There's no set format for overlays - they can contain anything in no particular structure.

In the case of the title images; you need to first use the minimap editor;
- The minimap editor doesn't let you work with overlays so you need to import the title image over some existing image (any).
- The image must be 256x192 pixels, BPP is 8, neither the NCG nor NSC files should be compressed. The first colour in the palette should be the (transparent) background colour.
- Import image.
- Export the imported image files (NCG, NCL and NSC).
- Decompress and export overlay 7.
- You then use a hex editor to overwrite the content of overlay 7 at the addresses specified here with the contents of the exported images.
- Import the modified overlay over the original.

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Posted on 12-21-15 01:22 PM Link | #66452
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Last view: 2071 days ago 		How do I open the .bmd files? Thanks!

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Posted on 05-29-16 01:30 AM Link | #71161

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Last view: 857 days ago 		When I open my SM64 DS Rom in NSMBe the overlay7 folder is empty. what do I do?

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Posted on 05-29-16 09:14 AM Link | #71174
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Last view: 1806 days ago 		I'm referring to overaly number 7 in the arm9 overlays, SM64DS doesn't have any arm7 overlays.

Sparsite
Posted on 09-05-16 07:11 PM (rev. 3 of 09-05-16 07:14 PM) Link | #76905
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Last view: 2235 days ago 		Decided to look at the other aspects of the title screen:

I had a disable minigame button tweak but it stopped working and it seems it's impossible to create tweaks for disabling vs. and rec. room button since it doesn't write directly to the ram addresses.


02291C84 - Current Character On Title Screen (0 = Mario, 1 = Yoshi, 2 Causes Black Screen). This value is also read when you click on the title screen face and it does the sketch. (ex. clicking Mario and changing the value to 1 draws Yoshi's face over Mario's)
0229267C - Adventure Button Transparency Value, 2 byte (0 - 4096)
022927DC - VS. Button Transparency Value, 2 byte (0 - 5886)
0229293C - Rec Room Button Transparency Value, 2 byte (0 - 4096)
0229301C - Settings Wrench Transparency Value, 2 byte (0 - 4096)
022F5A24 - Draw A Picture! Screen Ink Left (0 - 4096)
0229317C - Draw A Picture! Related (locking at 0 disables draw a picture mode)

Co-ordinates (Hitboxes do not change):
0229284C - Adventure Button X Position
02292840 - Adventure Button Y Position
02292934 - VS. Button X Position
02292938 - VS. Button Y Position
0229293C - VS. Button also Position related

020AEAEC - This command seems to move HUD elements like VS. button and the title screen text.

Should be easily manipuble via ASM

I'm also pretty sure the title screen buttons have an edge marking effect. Unable to find what sets this either.

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load register r4 into r0
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Posted on 09-07-16 06:21 PM Link | #76940
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Last view: 1806 days ago 		Thanks for posting, these should be useful.

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Posted on 09-08-16 08:06 PM Link | #77037
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Posted by Fiachra
Thanks for posting, these should be useful.


Do you think the game has ncl/ncg/nsc loading functions? Perhaps we could debug them with some sort of DmaCopy command or something.

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Posted on 09-11-16 10:14 AM Link | #77114
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Last view: 1806 days ago 		The easiest way to find them is probably to set a breakpoint for whenever r0 or r1 is set to their internal file ID's.

Sparsite
Posted on 09-11-16 10:28 AM (rev. 2 of 09-11-16 10:30 AM) Link | #77115
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Last view: 2235 days ago 		internal file IDs? How do you get those? debugging should be easy if it uses the file ids. presumably, r0 = screen, r1 = id, r2/r3 = x/y

moving them should be easy since I posted some sort of offset that breaks whenever and ncl/ncg moves. (havent debugged registers though

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