Originally posted by /dev/null

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Say, what did you use to assemble the SuperFX code?

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Originally posted by Smallhacker

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*Dreams about real-time sprite scaling/rotation*

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Originally posted by Sukasa

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Now, I have to ask- How would I add an effect to where it's not amrio, but a selectable 8x8 tile or tiles that are half-visible?

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1d:8000 a0 70    ibt r0,#$70          \

1d:8002 3e       alt2                      |set RAM bank to 70

1d:8003 df       ramb                    /

1d:8004 fa 00 10 iwt r10,#$1000  |set source adress to 1000

1d:8007 f9 00 85 iwt r9,#$8500    |set destination adress to 8500

1d:800a fc 00 2e iwt r12,#$2e00  |set number of word tranfered

1d:800d a2 00    ibt r2,#$00        |this is a now-useless stuff I forgot to delete

1d:800f 02       cache                 |enable cache

1d:8010 2f       with r15               \

1d:8011 1d       move r13,r15       / set loop destination

1d:8012 4a       ldw (r10)            \

1d:8013 21       with r1                |

1d:8014 4f       not                      |

1d:8015 20       with r0                |

1d:8016 71       and r1                 |the actual code to make mario GFX half-visible

1d:8017 39       stw (r9)               |

1d:8018 da       inc r10                |

1d:8019 da       inc r10                |

1d:801a d9       inc r9                 |

1d:801b 3c       loop                  /

1d:801c d9       inc r9               |this byte get loaded after the loop due to superFX's pipeline processing

1d:801d f9 80 d2 iwt r9,#$d280   \

1d:8020 fc 40 00 iwt r12,#$0040  |this is to restore the berry frame that are stored whitin mario GFX

1d:8023 fa 80 5d iwt r10,#$5d80  

1d:8026 2f       with r15       

1d:8027 1d       move r13,r15    

1d:8028 4a       ldw (r10)      

1d:8029 39       stw (r9)    

1d:802a da       inc r10      

1d:802b da       inc r10       

1d:802c d9       inc r9         

1d:802d 3c       loop           

1d:802e d9       inc r9          

1d:802f f9 80 d4 iwt r9,#$d480   

1d:8032 fc 40 00 iwt r12,#$0040  

1d:8035 fa 80 5f iwt r10,#$5f80  

1d:8038 2f       with r15       

1d:8039 1d       move r13,r15   

1d:803a 4a       ldw (r10)      

1d:803b 39       stw (r9)      

1d:803c da       inc r10        

1d:803d da       inc r10        

1d:803e d9       inc r9         

1d:803f 3c       loop           

1d:8039 d9       inc r9        

1d:803a 4a       ldw (r10)   

1d:803b 39       stw (r9)      

1d:803c da       inc r10      

1d:803d da       inc r10       

1d:803e d9       inc r9        

1d:803f 3c       loop                |

1d:8040 d9       inc r9            /

1d:8041 00       stop            |end of code

Originally posted by Sukasa

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Cool. Now, where would I find information on the SuperFX and programming it? I'd need to know how to code the damned thing before I can add in the functionality I want, right? thanks.

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Originally posted by /dev/null

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Bio: Any chance you could link me to an opcode table for that? I could even go as far as writing a simplistic assembler if provided one... that'd make things easier for potentual future developers.

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Originally posted by Xkeeper

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... this might be more interesting, except don't forget that this will lower the chances of ever seeing your hack on a real SNES down to roughly zero.

Not to mention, is it even confirmed this works on an actual SNES?

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Originally posted by C:/xkas bio.asm

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I will also start the dissassambly of a few of YI superFX code

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