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| Mozeki Posts: 69/160 |
Not to be a n00b about that but I couldn't understand that. O and whatever mod around here usually closes topics and surely close this one since I already finished the job. |
| Skreename Posts: 690/1427 |
Actually, I think the main issue with a design like that is the number of "HOW DO I USE THIS TOOL" posts that the mods will have to deal with if it's released. I know it's possible to deal with them, but would they really want to?
Console applications like that ARE rather easy to use, though... But some people are tragically stupid. |
| HyperHacker Posts: 2106/5072 |
Originally posted by Smallhacker See, a menu-driven program like that may be perfectly useable, but it's annoying to have to type "1[enter]4[enter]27[enter]3.141592654[enter]Y[enter]" to make Mario's fireballs move faster as opposed to just changing a number in a text box.  |
| Mozeki Posts: 62/160 |
okay i'm done. thanks to all of the people who posted in this topic. |
| Skreename Posts: 631/1427 |
He means the 9th row. They're palette entries 80-8F, meaning the 9th row and all columns.
EDIT: Actually, I think putting the mouse over it shows the palette entry number. It's the row that changes when you mess with the Mario/Luigi/Fire Mario/Fire Luigi setting. EDIT AGAIN: It's the 9th down, not the 8th. It's the one that lists the palette number as 8 on the right hand side. I wasn't sure if it counted from 0 or 1, but the first row is row 0. |
| Mozeki Posts: 61/160 |
Originally posted by Pac-Man uh where is 80? Do you mean the 8th line down to F across? |
| Pac Posts: 381/804 |
Well then, just copy all of the colours (80 to 8F) over to a level in your rom (one without a custom palette) and save RGBs to ROM. You'll have to copy the colours 1 by 1. To copy, left-click on the colour and press Return, and to paste, right-click. |
| Mozeki Posts: 60/160 |
I already did copy
GFX and changed the tilemap myself. All is left to do is pallete. |
| Pac Posts: 380/804 |
Originally posted by Soulblader88 I still help people; don't be stupid. If you're copying the GFX from another hack (cough, cough), you'll also need to copy the tilemap code, which is stored between x620c and x638b. |
| Smallhacker Posts: 547/832 |
Originally posted by Soulblader88 That's a big problem today. Computers are too easy to use (when they work correctly, that is). Nobody has to learn about DOS, command lines and such stuff. |
| Mozeki Posts: 59/160 |
Originally posted by Smallhacker 1) Because people like me (Just a junior to the P.C tech) have not been forced to or have encountered programs without "GUI" But have seen what DOS looks likes and thnik they are the same. 2) Being in past events. (fixing something on someone else's P.C) that person told me to run DOS. Though I was pretty young back then that program taunted me and made me feel dumb. Since I have always hated DOS. Now since i am doing things like this. I guess learning alittle thing or two with DOS isn't a half bad idea. |
| Smallhacker Posts: 546/832 |
Now that I think about it... My next program will be a console (DOS) program written in C++ with menues like this:
1) Edit blah 2) Enter blah editor 3) View blah data 4) Repoint blah 5) Exit 4_ Enter blah table to repoint: 1D_ $1D - Is this correct? 1) Yes 2) No 1_ Enter new address: F268_ $F268 - Is this correct? 1) Yes 2) No 1_ ZOMG ERROR n00b 1) Edit blah 2) Enter blah editor 3) View blah data 4) Repoint blah 5) Exit ...and no graphics whatsoever. |
| C:/xkas bio.asm Posts: 890/1209 |
Originally posted by Smallhacker I wonder that too  , I mean, I saw some DOS program without any command line at all and when I was young our CPU was almost only working in DOS mode. I bet the problem is people lazyness to learn how the program work |
| Smallhacker Posts: 544/832 |
Why do people always assume that programs without GUIs are DOS programs? Blitz Basic (the programming language I'm using) doesn't come with a built in GUI, and I'm not wasting time making one just because people can't figure out how to enter file paths correctly (for instance, it's "C:/directory" or "C:\directory", not "C:directory"). Maybe I should make my next program command line based just to piss people off?
Edit: And by the way. What's wrong with DOS programs? |
| C:/xkas bio.asm Posts: 887/1209 |
then download it again to get these file back, and renember, everytime a program come with some obscure .dat or .dll ALWAY put them in the same folder than the program |
| Mozeki Posts: 57/160 |
Okay now i got it to work. Thanks.  |
| C:/xkas bio.asm Posts: 886/1209 |
*sigh* did you moved smwpte_desc.dat and smwpte_set.dat too when you moved smwpte.exe? |
| Mozeki Posts: 56/160 |
Okay now after I put that there. there is an error after that that says decription file not found. |
| C:/xkas bio.asm Posts: 885/1209 |
just put the editor in the same folder than your ROM and then directly enter the ROM name
example: mysmwhack.smc |
| Mozeki Posts: 54/160 |
Okay look at what I mean below. This is the hardest part so far. |
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