Originally posted by peter_ac

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does this bring us any closer to being able to add custom GFX for Luigi?

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Originally posted by HyperHacker

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Well, I found the game's fireball subroutine - $FEA8 (called from $D0AA when you shoot), but there's a bit of a problem. You have to JSR to it, which isn't exactly possible outside of bank 00. Anyone know how I can use it? Hopefully I can stick a small chunk of code in the bank to handle it, but maybe someone knows a better way...

Also anyone know how to move the sprite layer? I've got a level set up where Mario stays still and layer 2 moves; problem is, the sprites don't move with it because Mario's technically still in the same place.

[edit] Could you do 'JSR $1234' to jump to whatever address $1234 points to? I know some other instructions can do it... Also is it necessary to use JSL when calling code in RAM from bank 0?

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$00/FEA8 22 EC F7 0F	JSR $0FF7EC	; Jump to new fireball Sub Routine
$00/FEAC C9 00		CMP #$00	; Compare Fireball are we done flag with 0
$00/FEAE D0 05		BNE $FEB5
$00/FEA0 60		RTS
$00/FEB1 EA		NOP
$00/FEB2 EA		NOP
$00/FEB3 EA		NOP
$00/FEB4 EA		NOP

$0F/F7EC	A5 19	LDA $19
$0F/F7EE	C9 03	CMP #$03
$0F/F7F0	D0 12	BNE $CapeFireMario
FireMario:
$0F/F7F2	A2 09		LDX #$09
Redo:
$0F/F7F4	BD 0B 17	LDA $170B,x
$0F/F7F7	F0 08		BEQ ExitMario
$0F/F7F9	CA		DEX
$0F/F7FA	E0 07		CPX #$07
$0F/F7FC	D0 F6		BNE $F7F4 (Redo)
$0F/F7FE	A9 00		LDA #$00	; Flag that we are done
$0F/F800	6B		RTL
ExitMario:
$0F/F801	A9 01		LDA #$01	; Flag that we are not done
$0F/F803	6B		RTL
CapeFireMario:
$0F/F804	A9 00		LDA #$00	; Flag that we are done
$0F/F806	EA		NOP		; Replace these 4 EAs with a Jump Long to Yoshi SubRoutine later on
$0F/F807	EA		NOP
$0F/F808	EA		NOP
$0F/F809	EA		NOP
$0F/F80A	6B		RTL		; Return

Makes "ThrowYoshiFireballs" 
$02/A1A7 22 0B F8 0F		JSR $0FF80B
$02/A1AB EA			NOP
$0F/F80B BD 47 17		LDA $1747,x
$0F/F80E 29 80			AND #$80
$0F/F811 6B			RTL

Seems to be Start of Sub Routine For Collision between thong/fireballs with enemies
$02/A0B3 DA          PHX                     A:9F00 X:0005 Y:0000 P:envMXdiZc
Without this Yoshi's facial animation stops after shooting fireballs
$01/EFEE A9 2A       LDA #$2A                A:0003 X:0008 Y:00D0 P:envMXdiZC
This code seems to increase the fireball size:
$02/9F71 A5 14       LDA $14    [$00:0014]   A:9F00 X:0007 Y:002B P:envMXdizc
This is the code that actually throws the fireballs
$02/A1A4 BC 53 A1    LDY $A153,x[$02:A15A]   A:9F03 X:0007 Y:0000 P:envMXdizc

Originally posted by Darkflight

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VERY nice. About the multiple charactors, you could look up the code for it in the SMAS version of SMW. LM would need to be re-programmed a bit though to allow for oversized ExGFX files with new charactor tiles, though. You wouldn't have room for the player sprites otherwise, I don't think. (I don't use the SMAS version, though so I could be wrong- probably am, too.)

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Originally posted by Juggling Joker

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Do we have an estimated completion date for this Wonder Tool? I wouldn't mind fiddling with it.

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Originally posted by skateboarder11

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WHat about the palettes, though? =\ You'd have to sacrifice Fire Flower palettes or use assloads of ASM...

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Originally posted by HyperHacker

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Originally posted by HabsoluteFate

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$00/FEA8 22 EC F7 0F JSR $0FF7EC ; Jump to new fireball Sub Routine

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Erm, how are you doing that? You JSR to a different bank.
And of course, there doesn't seem to be one free byte in bank 0. Way to waste space, Nintendo!

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Originally posted by Darkflight

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That is certainly good. Thanks habsolute! This is probably a dumb question, but will the program be able to add RATS tags and code to all the different banks? It would be nice to be able to use it with BMF's PALASM IPS, and import the code with it, because I don't have a clue how to use a RATS tag, but I will need to learn how soon, for COTMK 2.

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Originally posted by Darkflight

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What about SNES RAM? It would take a bit to load up the new character GFX, y'know. How's this for an idea, however- 64 different powerups, but here is something.

example:

You have 4 new characters, of which each gets 16 powerups. Now, if you could somehow link them together, you could get up to 64 powerups per character, but they would all be the same (each character would have powerups 1, 2, 3, etc...), but if you sacrificed a slot, a character could have their own unique powerup. Therefore, you could have general and unique powerups. The GFX might need to be remapped to another GFX file though, if there was room. if there wasn't, you're screwed royally for the item box and OMG, sprites! You'd need to increase the size of the sprite table for that!

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Originally posted by HyperHacker

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So all it really does now is import, export, and delete chunks of data? Not very useful, but if you can develop it into a block-inserter-like program, I can see it being quite a nice tool. No more having to find unused space for ASM hacks or manually adjust pointers to compensate for data already in the free space; just import the code to wherever.

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Originally posted by gnkkwinrrul

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Good, but you shouldn't make people go through all this mirroring crap to get it

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Originally posted by FuSoYa

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ROM Allocation Tag System. It's mentioned in the LunarDLL.h file for LC.

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Originally posted by ZTaimat

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What action would be preformed when Y is presed?
(Cape spin or Fire Ball)

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Originally posted by Luigi-San

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It's a remake of SMB3. And it has Yoshi.

Kepp it up, peter! Can't wait for this one to come out!

*super glues Kario's mouth shut*

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Super Mario World Development Environment V0.2
Please enter ROM File Name: smw.smc
ROM File Name: smw.smc
Type exit (lower case) at any time to exit

Select one of the following options:
0. Exit
1. Export code/data chunk from ROM as Binary to a new file
2. Import code/data chunk from Binary to ROM
3. Copy/Move code/data from one location of the ROM to another
4. Clear/Replace code/data within rom with Repeating Op Code
5. Export Assembly Source Code from ROM to file
6. Import Assembly Source Code from file to ROM
6

Please enter File Name to Import from: DisplayMarioSprite.asm

Please enter Bank number to import to: 0x0F

Please enter Address within Bank to import to: 0xF7D4

Please enter number of lines to import (0=Entire File): 2

Initial Processor Status Register Value (Hint:0,16,32,48): 48
Input File: DisplayMarioSprite.asm
Rom: smw.smc
Bank: 0xF
Start Address: 0xF7D4
Number of Lines to Import: 2
Source Code Imported:
Parsing REP #$20
C2 20 | REP #$20
Parsing LDX #$04
Invalid Source Code at Line #2.  Import aborted.
Imported 1 line(s).

Originally posted by Darkflight

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No your tool is going to be very important! Please keep working on it.

Now, when you guys vote Sprites, I think you misunderstand me. By sprites I mean NOT sprite edits, but that sprites are placed intelligenly in a level.

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Originally posted by Tweaker

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Will this tool disassemble even already edited ROMs? I see the logic behind how it works, I'm just not sure how you have it disassmble the source, that's all.

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Super Mario World Development Environment V0.2
Please enter ROM File Name: smw.smc
ROM File Name: smw.smc
Type exit (lower case) at any time to exit

Select one of the following options:
0. Exit
1. Export code/data chunk from ROM as Binary to a new file
2. Import code/data chunk from Binary to ROM
3. Copy/Move code/data from one location of the ROM to another
4. Clear/Replace code/data within rom with Repeating Op Code
5. Export Assembly Source Code from ROM to file
6. Import Assembly Source Code from file to ROM
5

Please enter File Name to Export to: smw.asm

The file smw.asm exists.  Overwrite? y/n
y
Please enter Bank number to export from: 0

Please enter Address within Bank to export from: 0xA300

Please enter number of bytes to export: 143

Initial Processor Status Register Value (Hint:0,16,32,48): 48
Rom: smw.smc
Output File: smw.asm
Bank: 0x0
Start Address: 0xA300
Number of Bytes to Export: 143
Processor Status Register: 00110000

Export Completed.

Type exit (lower case) at any time to exit

Select one of the following options:
0. Exit
1. Export code/data chunk from ROM as Binary to a new file
2. Import code/data chunk from Binary to ROM
3. Copy/Move code/data from one location of the ROM to another
4. Clear/Replace code/data within rom with Repeating Op Code
5. Export Assembly Source Code from ROM to file
6. Import Assembly Source Code from file to ROM
6

Please enter File Name to Import from: smw.asm

Please enter Bank number to import to: 0xF

Please enter Address within Bank to import to: 0xF7D4

Please enter number of lines to import (0=Entire File): 0

Initial Processor Status Register Value (Hint:0,16,32,48): 48
Input File: smw.asm
Rom: smw.smc
Bank: 0xF
Start Address: 0xF7D4
Number of Lines to Import: 0Processor Status Register: 00110000
Source Code Imported:
C2 20 00 00 | REP #$20
A2 00 04 00 | LDX #$04
AC 84 0D 00 | LDY $0D84
F0 1F 00 00 | BEQ $1F
A0 00 86 00 | LDY #$86
8C 21 21 00 | STY $2121
A9 00 22 00 | LDA #$2200
8D 20 43 00 | STA $4320
AD 82 0D 00 | LDA $0D82
8D 22 43 00 | STA $4322
A0 00 00 00 | LDY #$00
8C 24 43 00 | STY $4324
A9 14 00 00 | LDA #$0014
8D 25 43 00 | STA $4325
8E 0B 42 00 | STX $420B
EA 00 00 00 | NOP
A0 00 80 00 | LDY #$80
8C 15 21 00 | STY $2115
A9 01 18 00 | LDA #$1801
8D 20 43 00 | STA $4320
A9 F0 67 00 | LDA #$67F0
8D 16 21 00 | STA $2116
AD 99 0D 00 | LDA $0D99
8D 22 43 00 | STA $4322
A0 00 7E 00 | LDY #$7E
8C 24 43 00 | STY $4324
A9 20 00 00 | LDA #$0020
8D 25 43 00 | STA $4325
8E 0B 42 00 | STX $420B
A9 00 60 00 | LDA #$6000
8D 16 21 00 | STA $2116
A2 00 00 00 | LDX #$00
BD 85 0D 00 | LDA $0D85,x
8D 22 43 00 | STA $4322
A9 40 00 00 | LDA #$0040
8D 25 43 00 | STA $4325
A0 00 04 00 | LDY #$04
8C 0B 42 00 | STY $420B
E8 00 00 00 | INX
E8 00 00 00 | INX
EC 84 0D 00 | CPX $0D84
90 E8 00 00 | BCC $E8
A9 00 61 00 | LDA #$6100
8D 16 21 00 | STA $2116
A2 00 00 00 | LDX #$00
BD 8F 0D 00 | LDA $0D8F,x
8D 22 43 00 | STA $4322
A9 40 00 00 | LDA #$0040
8D 25 43 00 | STA $4325
A0 00 04 00 | LDY #$04
8C 0B 42 00 | STY $420B
E8 00 00 00 | INX
E8 00 00 00 | INX
EC 84 0D 00 | CPX $0D84
90 E8 00 00 | BCC $E8
E2 20 00 00 | SEP #$20
60 00 00 00 | RTS

Imported 57 line(s).

Type exit (lower case) at any time to exit

Select one of the following options:
0. Exit
1. Export code/data chunk from ROM as Binary to a new file
2. Import code/data chunk from Binary to ROM
3. Copy/Move code/data from one location of the ROM to another
4. Clear/Replace code/data within rom with Repeating Op Code
5. Export Assembly Source Code from ROM to file
6. Import Assembly Source Code from file to ROM

Originally posted by Darkflight

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Wow. Good job. I will be able to use this well. All I could suggest is to make it a win32 App and when you reimport the code, only add zeros when you need to, not just to make 4-byte entries for the instructions, kinda like this:

C2 20 00 00 | REP #$20
A2 00 04 00 | LDX #$04
AC 84 0D 00 | LDY $0D84
F0 1F 00 00 | BEQ $1F
A0 00 86 00 | LDY #$86
8C 21 21 00 | STY $2121
A9 00 22 00 | LDA #$2200
8D 20 43 00 | STA $4320
AD 82 0D 00 | LDA $0D82
8D 22 43 00 | STA $4322
A0 00 00 00 | LDY #$00
8C 24 43 00 | STY $4324
A9 14 00 00 | LDA #$0014
8D 25 43 00 | STA $4325
8E 0B 42 00 | STX $420B
EA 00 00 00 | NOP

Becomes

C2 20 | REP #$20
A2 00 04 | LDX #$04
AC 84 0D | LDY $0D84
F0 1F | BEQ $1F
A0 00 86 | LDY #$86
8C 21 21 | STY $2121
A9 00 22 | LDA #$2200
8D 20 43 | STA $4320
AD 82 0D | LDA $0D82
8D 22 43 | STA $4322
A0 00 | LDY #$00
8C 24 43 | STY $4324
A9 14 00 | LDA #$0014
8D 25 43 | STA $4325
8E 0B 42 | STX $420B
EA | NOP

And the just repair the pointers as nessesary.

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