Originally posted by HyperHacker

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Alright, looking at those values I know what the palette value is... bits 1, 2 and 3 (starting at 0 on the right) of graphic byte 1; add 7 to get the actual palette number.

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Originally posted by HabsoluteFate

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Since nobody has offered to provide me with custom palettes I have gone and done my (rather ugly) default custom palettes...i don't want to spend the time pretying them up as i would rather concentrate on the programming aspect.
SMW Dev Environment V0.3 should be out within a week...my patching utility works...i just have to add a couple of other things and fix some bugs i noticed from previous versions

if someone would like to provide me with custom palettes its not too late as long as i receive it before V0.3 comes out.

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Originally posted by Glyph Phoenix

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It was late. I was tired. Never again.

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Originally posted by Bio

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Like I away say when someone tell me that: he can export all his level,GFX,map16page, etc. and reimport them in the HDMA patched rom(why no one thinking about that before saying 'I can't')

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Originally posted by Kryone

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Originally posted by HyperHacker

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ROMs are designed to run on a SNES, which doesn't have a hard drive, so you can't very well expect one to access your HD.

As far as putting multiple levels in the same area, people do that, and it works alright, but it's not really necessary. Plus people can use the cape to fly from one level into a completely different one.

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.........HEY!

How about you patch ZNES(which I think is written in ASM) to support these things...

*Automatic Savestate loading by hacking ZNES into loading save states on the fly.

ok so you have to patch the emulator to support it.

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