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| Tina Posts: 45/94 |
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Hey,
I used to post on the website a while ago under the name Unicorn_poop, but then the site was updated to what it is today and I lost the ability to post in the ROM Hacking forum. Anyway, since you guys want to know a little about my qualifications, then so be it. I am mostly interested in hacking the SNES, and I have full knowledge of the 65816 processor used in the console (behavior, op-codes, addressing modes, memory map, etc.) In addition, I know quite a bit about the system as a whole, such as manipulating the PPU, using the DMA channels, cart configurations, and overall system architecture. I am still learning about the APU (Scholarly on it, but no direct experience with it) and I have studied the Super FX chip to a small extent. My knowledge of HDMA is on par with that of my APU abilites. Software wise I have constructed a SNES Hardware Graphics Demo that was previously posted on the site, but I bet by now it isn't hosted anymore. Why I mention this is because it shows I can construct a working program from scratch, as well as I understand the format SNES programs take (such as having a main body, supported by a NMI routine used to update the graphic registers.) I also have a large collection of notes on Super Metroid that I have made while learning about the structure of video game programs. Lastly I hope to contribute to the site a number of things. Foremost, however, is I would like to create a post on how to program in 65816 ASM. It seems that this would be a great benefit to a number of people who ignorantly ask how to perform ridiculously complex hacks, expecting that the solution is something easy. Looking forward to being approved. Thanks! |
