Namingway hack

The only problem that I am having with that solution is that, when I use BE to call the caseword thing, it only gives one bit to call the bank and one bit to specify which character I'm checking for. For example, with BE 01 48 98 *01* I'd check to see if character 0 (Terra) is in the party, then go to *1*9848 (or CB9A48) if she is. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how to call the F1 bank with this command because, if I used BE 01 48 98 27, I'd be checking if character 2 (Cyan?) was in the party and then going to D19848. If you know what my problem is it would be greatly appreciated.

You only need one B2. Let'S say you write B2 A0 20 27 it would mean call code at F1/20A0. You start counting at CA/0000 for the high byte. F1 is therefore 27 and F3 is 29. After that you stay there so you could have your DE. I think after a caseword check you have to immediately do a C0 on the event (caseword) bit of the character ( ex: C0 XX YY 35 30 27). So if event (caseword) bit YY XX is clear/set, jump to F1/3035, if not continue reading the code in F1 after.

These are the caseword bits but I think you already know those:

Code:

1A0 B4:0 Multipurpose, Terra-related bit;
1A1 B4:1 Multipurpose, Locke-related bit;
1A2 B4:2 Multipurpose, Cyan-related bit;
1A3 B4:3 Multipurpose, Shadow-related bit;
1A4 B4:4 Multipurpose, Edgar-related bit
1A5 B4:5 Multipurpose, Sabin-related bit
1A6 B4:6 Multipurpose, Celes-related bit
1A7 B4:7 Multipurpose, Strago-related bit
1A8 B5:0 Multipurpose, Relm-related bit
1A9 B5:1 Multipurpose, Setzer-related bit
1AA B5:2 Multipurpose, Mog-related bit
1AB B5:3 Multipurpose, Gau-related bit
1AC B5:4 Multipurpose, Gogo-related bit
1AD B5:5 Multipurpose, Umaro-related bit
1AE B5:6 Multipurpose, actor 14-related bit
1AF B5:7 Multipurpose, actor 15-related bit