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| Gideon Zhi Posts: 120/125 |
I'm no N64 hacker, but my hunch is that the first thing would be a whole lot easier than the second. Your basic removal-of-notice could be as simple as removing the call to a particular subroutine or just erasing the graphic entirely. The other thing, however, involves remapping an automatic action to a controller button, and making sure it doesn't happen automatically anymore... It doesn't sound like too difficult a task, provided you know the hardware and have some decent tracers, debuggers, assemblers and disassemblers for it, but it would almost certainly involve more work than removing the Wrong Way notification. |
| KP9001 Posts: 165/180 |
Got a few questions here...
I've been a little curious as to find out if there's someone around that could help me make a couple of changes to a game called Top Gear Rally. First of all, I need that damn "Wrong Way" sign killed. Second, I need to be in command of vehicle respawning. Perhaps map it to one of the unused buttons. (C-Right) The vehicle is respawned based on its tilt. If it's on its side, or upside down, it will respawn. I want to get rid of that all together. I don't know how simple that is. It might be really simple to do, but the lack of N64 hackers around here makes it kinda hard. |
