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| Acmlm's Board - I3 Archive - ROM Hacking - Sell me on a new hex editor |
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Datahax Mini Octorok                  Since: 11-24-05 From: United States of America Last post: 6550 days Last view: 6550 days |
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| yea UltraEdit-32 is also a very nice hex edtior, however if your doing a translation or a hack of the script in a game probably Translhextion best. | |||
Gideon Zhi Keese   Since: 12-05-05 From: ...behind you! Boo! Last post: 6289 days Last view: 6286 days |
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Originally posted by Datahax Wrong. Translhextion is big, clunky, buggy, can't search properly, has a dump format that makes me want to gouge my eyes out and eat brains, and is in general a piece of trash. Windhex32, on the other hand, is small, sleek, lets you specify an external script dumper if you want, can load two tables at a time plus ascii, has built-in Unicode Japanese support and sports a ton of (fully functional) search options. Accept no substitutes! |
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Celice Gordo   Since: 11-17-05 From: Oroville, CA Last post: 6291 days Last view: 6287 days |
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| I have to try out a few of these. My editor of choice has a broken search function.
I'll try that Windhex32. |
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Imajin Bot Local Moderator Currently affected by 'No syndrome' ---!!!  Since: 12-05-05 From: Camineet, Palm Last post: 6287 days Last view: 6287 days |
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| Translhextion is what I use (well, I haven't hacked in awhile so "used" might be the right word), but only because I'm too lazy and set in my ways- I wouldn't reccomend it. | |||
Dragonsbrethren   440  Since: 12-01-05 From: New Jersey Last post: 6474 days Last view: 6474 days |
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Originally posted by Gideon ZhiOriginally posted by Datahax I love how you can't search for $00  |
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Omega45889 Shyguy Since: 11-18-05 Last post: 6320 days Last view: 6334 days |
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| Hex workshop is by far the best ive used. | |||
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Gideon Zhi Keese Since: 12-05-05 From: ...behind you! Boo! Last post: 6289 days Last view: 6286 days |
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| Hex Workshop's great if you don't need any romhacking-specific functions. I did Cave Story in Hex Workshop. It doesn't have any wildcard search functions either, and that can be really aggravating sometimes.
For anything else though, WindHex32 all the way. |
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Heran_Bago Bronto Burt  Since: 11-18-05 Last post: 6663 days Last view: 6663 days |
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| Hex Workshop kthx. | |||
MathOnNapkins 1100  In SPC700 HELL Since: 11-18-05 Last post: 6286 days Last view: 6286 days |
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Originally posted by T.Geiger What I meant was, if you hit an arrow key left or right, it will step you through each individual 4 bit digit of hex, instead of going to the next byte. It's not really a flaw of your editor, it's just my personal preference to be able to jump to the next byte with one keystroke. Thus, XVI32 treats each byte as a cell in a table, whereas your editor treats the data more like text. Cygnus is similar in that regard, and I only used that for a while b/c of its file compare features. Another advantage of the way XVI32 has it configured is that you won't accidentally alter a byte unless you enter both digits. So if you hit a stray 'F' key you can just use the arrow keys to get away from that byte and no harm is done. It's only when you enter the second digit that the input registers as permanent. (edited by MathOnNapkins on 12-06-05 03:01 AM) |
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