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RicePigeonKKM Struttin' On In                 Since: 02-12-06 Last post: 6648 days Last view: 6648 days |
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| Yeah, gotta love the new version of sappy, but it seems to mess up each time I try to import new music. Is there a certain file type I have to convert it to before it'll actually play in game? | |||
IIINOVOXMQIII Micro-Goomba    Since: 11-26-05 From: South Africa Last post: 6633 days Last view: 6633 days |
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| Umm, how does it mess up? You only import the .bin files....
Plz be specific |
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cpubasic13 I'm ahead of myself... Wait...  Since: 11-17-05 From: Citra, Fl. Last post: 6297 days Last view: 6295 days |
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| If you want to insert midis, you'll need a program called Midi2GBA. It makes a .gba file with your songs in it, but that is not the reason to get it. Once you get that there is a file inside called midi2agb. That file converts the midi to a .s file.
After you get the .s file, open up Sappy and then your rom. Find the song you want to overwrite. Click Assemble Songs and find the .s file you just made. For the first offset (without removing the &H) put in some free space to import the song to. For voice, just use the voice offset seen in Sappy. Presto! The song is in!* The pointers are redone for you as well if you want. Now the instruments are probably messed up, so just export the tracks and edit them there then reinsert them. I believe that there is some help with that in the help file of Sappy, so I won't go into that here. *NOTE: Some songs won't work in Sappy but will work in game. Some won't work with both. Some will work in Sappy but not in game. If it doesn't work in Sappy then try it out with the emulator of your choice to see if it works. If you want to insert something else... well, I really don't know how to do such. Kawa could help... I guess... Or someone with knowledge of Sappy... |
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RicePigeonKKM Struttin' On In Since: 02-12-06 Last post: 6648 days Last view: 6648 days |
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| Got the program, but it keeps closing after opening. Also when I try to drag the midi file (I know some progs do this so I gave it a shot) onto the prog itself, the same result occurs and no .s file is created.
EDIT: nevermind, I got it working. Thanks EDIT 2: I get an RTE 53 each time I try to assemble to music. (edited by RicePigeonKKM on 02-21-06 12:11 AM) (edited by RicePigeonKKM on 02-21-06 12:15 AM) |
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1122 Newcomer Since: 03-17-06 Last post: 6627 days Last view: 6627 days |
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| Sorry for revi...
but does it means i can import every midi datas with sappy? i have a lots of DBZ midis made by me self so i can import them to pokemon ruby with sappy? |
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Kyoufu Kawa Intends to keep Rom Hacking in one piece until the end  Since: 11-18-05 From: Catgirl Central Station Last post: 6295 days Last view: 6295 days |
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| No, Ken. You can't. You need a tool we're not legally allowed to distribute.
On a side note, I fixed Sappy's assembler. For good. When 1.1 is properly released, it'll work. |
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