04-04-2011, 08:03 AM
(04-03-2011, 11:14 PM)KajDarkwind Wrote: Thanks man, I appreciate the help. I'll watch these videos and learn a bit about event editing. I actually opened the ROM in Windhex, and I honestly don't understand how to find the offset C2/163B. What is the "/" for? Looking at windhex I see the offsets looking like 0004C6E0. Lol sorry im such a noob. I figured that once I set the hexeditor to HiROM I would understand the "/" but I don't. It's ok though, I'm sure once I read through that event editing document, and watch those videos I'll get it.
Its probably going to be a few weeks before I'm able to get back to you with a save state, because I have alot going on right now, and I'll be in a place where I don't have regular access to the internet. But in the meantime I'll be studying that document and these videos, so I should have a better grasp of all this when I return.
EDIT: Well, after reading a bit of that document, I think I understand the way you're writing offsets now. so "C2/163B = 2163B"
Am I understanding this right? The first character is not needed if the editor is displaying the offsets in HiROM?
Ask away all the questions you need, I'll be glad to help.
In HIROM, 2163b will look like C2163B, and the "/" is used to distinguish between the bank you're currently in and the address you're looking for.
C2 means you're at the bank C2, and 163B is an address you are referring to in bank C2.