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#1 - Let's say in Bomb-Omb Battlefield you want to make a 5 secret's star. Some examples of where I hide them would be:
-Under one of the Logs
-In a Cannon Hole
-In a Breakable Box (The bigger ones, that you can't carry)
-Up a Tree
-In a ! Box
Then The star could appear like, under the stone arc, where the big purple ! switch is.
Seeing as ,in a way, there's already a 5 secrets star (The 5 rings) will this be possible?

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#2 - Will it be possible to completley modify the conditions for a star to appear? Like in Bomb-Bomb Battlefield: make Star 1 a '5 Secret's Star', or Star 2 a "Boss Star", or Star 3 the "Red Coin Star", etc. Or even make misssions for the stars in, for instance, the Bowser stages completely different other than the Red Coins.

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#3 - You think that eventually we could implement new kinds of missions? Like:
-Imputing Codes/Passwords
-(Other than the Haunted Books and chests) Pressing other things in a certain order, like switchs, or swicthes with letters on them, which could be a way of imputing a password or code.
-Time Trailing for a certain time, not just in the secret slide
-Collecting other items to make the stars appear.
-Aquiring Keys

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When Playing with the bottom value, I discovered that by playing with the number after the C you change what part of Mario gets colored different... so the higher or lower you go will determine whether you edit Mario's overalls, shirt, gloves, shoes, face, or hair color

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Hey do you guys mind if I use your gameshark codes on my site or at least put them there

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I think the stone is a polygon, but you may maybe move it. In that case you should just move it somewhere you can't see it and the warps should be editable so you could place a warp there.

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Corrupting half the ROM is likely going to crash it. I like to stick to corrupting one bank at a time, then start narrowing down when you find the bank that has the effect you want.
Also it's good to use a value like 0x20 instead of zero or random, because it's easier to tell what's changed. Suppose you use zero and when you start the game, your character is standing on nothing. How do you know what you did? Maybe you wiped out the level, the tile arrangements, the palettes, the graphics, etc. With 0x20 it should be easier to tell. If you wiped the level you'll be standing on garbage; if it's tile arrangements the level will be just the same 8x8 tile over and over; if it's palettes everything will be an odd colour, and if it's graphics, usually all of the graphics will be reduced to vertical lines.

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If you look at a ROM in a graphics viewer, you can genrally spot pointer tables by the presence of vertical lines. That's what pointer tables look like when expessed as pixels.

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...I found in TM some vertical lines...

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