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and let's us Gil for this example. would I change the WHOLE line to 86A2A5 and at the end of the line add 00? or how does this work?
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so it's (xy)86A2A50086A2A500---or something to that effect? I'm not following man. sorry to be so danged slow.
EDIT: Could you by chance give me a screenshot of yer windHex? I'm not understanding the xy thing or where,when, and how many times to put 86A2A5 and the 00
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Sorry man... I didn't mean to annoy you so much... things not goin so well so my mind isn't exactly focused... Thanx so much for yer patiance...
EDIT: I'm still lost. You said I am missing the xy which are the 1st 2 bytes. Ok, where do I put them on C4/01F0? and I have to put it Gold/Gil in 4 times on that light? How can I do that when there's not enough space for that, the xy, and the 00/END? I'm either missing something or you've left something out...
I'm at C4/01F0(C3/FFF0) and you say "You need to change the value of the LDY to the new offset in C3. If you write "Gold" at C3/FFF0 it will become LDY #$FFF0." Alright... what? I wrote gold, it didn't work. Then you said I'm missing the X,Y. Alright... where do I put it? And I need 00 at the end. The end of each time I write Gold? and I need to write it 4 times. All on 1 line? It won't fit all on one line... I'm sorry for being so slow if I am but it just feels like I'm getting half information on this. I've read it over and over again and I don't know if I'm using 1 line or more, where I put the X,Y on my line, how many times I need 00 and how I'm suppose to make it all fit T^T.
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03-19-2012, 12:16 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-19-2012, 12:20 AM by Angelo26.)
Each screen and each map in the game is like the Cartesian coordinate system that is taught in math. Every screen is like a Cartesian coordinate plane, with a location in the x axis, and a location in the y axis. The notation for a specific location in the plane is commonly referred to as (x,y). If i take two steps in the positive direction of x, and three steps in the positive direction of y, that is represented by (2,3). Take a look at how to plot points in this plane to have a better idea about this.
The code that Madsiur showed contains the (x,y) coordinates for the screen, as well as the word ("GP") to be displayed on the screen at the specific (x,y) location. Of course, the location is in hexadecimal. What is the problem/difficulty making the change here?