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| Dwedit Posts: 57/116 |
Convert the entire rom into a hexidecimal file, then use regular expressions on it. |
| Elbobelo Posts: 35/116 |
Yes I wanted to learn how to change which color pallete was attatched to a graphic but I couldnt quite figure it out. Do you have any info on that? |
| Stifu Posts: 289/647 |
You told me who you were before, but yeah, I forgot. 
Anyway, no answer besides ? I thought it would be something relatively common... Like surely some of you must have been looking for graphic tiles in a ROM, not knowing which color palette was attached to them, but knowing it was the same palette for each of them... |
| interdpth Posts: 94/362 |
Hey, Stifu! Offtopic i'm nedangoforus, long time no see! But anyhow.
I'd say XVI32 but not sure if that matches your entire criteria. If worse comes to worse you can always add support in some open source hex editor like translhextion for example. |
| Stifu Posts: 286/647 |
Sooo yeah...
You know about wildcard searches, like how you can search for 7E?09?, where "?" would be the wildcard, right ? Is there a hex editor that lets you make wildcard searches AND make it so, following the example above, that both "?" have to be the same value ? For instance, just to make sure everyone understands, typing "7E?09?", the search feature would find "7EFF09FF", but would ignore "7EFF0900", because FF != 00... Is there any editor that lets you do something like that ? Thanks. |
