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Since: 11-18-05
From: MOOGLES

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Posted on 11-26-05 05:48 AM, in Luigi vs Mario Demo Release! Link
Originally posted by Raccoon Sam
You can get infinite points by giving you a reserve item continuously.
Actually, SMW did the same thing if you had both a Fire Flower and a Cape Feather. I dunno if I'd call that a "bug," as it's not detrimental to gameplay...
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-26-05 05:57 AM, in RAM hacking, really. Link
DB: STP (Implied): Stops the clock.

GOODNIGHT MR. SNES ;D
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-26-05 06:16 AM, in Whoever posts BMP screenshots please read this now! Link
Because it seems to be more of a problem here than anywhere else?

Jeez, lay off the poor guy...he does something to help the community, and all you guys can do is nitpick. All this talk of image converting tools and whatnot only serves to confuse n00bs even more, which is exactly what his little online tool was designed NOT to do.

Anyway, nice job, mvent2. Hopefully people will find it useful.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-27-05 06:15 AM, in Whoever posts BMP screenshots please read this now! Link
Originally posted by Smallhacker
I have a suggestion. Instead of saying "Please use PNG", how about a real rule against BMPs? Whenever someone posts BMP screenshots, a mod removes them from the post, saying "BMPs are not allowed. Use PNG instead.". This way, newbies (and maybe even n00bs... if we're lucky) may learn to use PNG instead of BMPs and everyone will be happy.

Works for me.

*BMF54123 hovers over the Edit button and starts twitching excitedly
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-27-05 06:18 AM, in I need a patch Link
Please try to be a little more descriptive...we have no idea what "itemfix" you're talking about.

(I swear I posted this several times on the old board...)
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-27-05 06:24 AM, in Question about Hammer Suit... Link
Strangely enough, Hammer Mario has a sliding graphic (as that picture shows), but it's impossible to see without hacking (or glitching, maybe?)
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-27-05 06:35 AM, in ASM hacks / Custom Blocks / Custom Sprites Requests Link
You know, it probably wouldn't be too hard to modify the routine that constructs the level in RAM to write a different block number based on certain conditions. I'll bet the Switch Block code could be easily adapted to most any block...
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-28-05 03:53 AM, in Blocktool Tileset Help Link
The SNES doesn't have nearly enough VRAM to display more than one tileset in a single level.

I really don't see what this has to do with Blocktool...
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-28-05 04:05 AM, in Lunar Magic - Level Addresses Pl0z? Link
Wow, it took me a while to figure this one out.

For future reference: when you say "hex address," most of us naturally assume you want an actual address within the ROM data. Just say "level number," and there shouldn't be any trouble.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-28-05 07:29 AM, in Need some help with blocks. Link
Acting like a mod, or suggesting moderators take action in a thread you have no connection to, is generally frowned upon. We'll close it only if it becomes necessary, or if the original poster requests it.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-30-05 03:34 AM, in Buzzing noise to drive Teenagers Away. Link
While I greatly dislike teenagers in general (having served one too many unruly ones at work), I used to be one, and thus can see how wrong this really is. It just seems really inhumane, treating them all like common household pests, regardless of whether they're causing trouble or not. I wouldn't want to shop there, just for that reason.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-30-05 03:41 AM, in Game Over Link
Originally posted by Cruel Justice
1.) Try booting it up and formatting. Provided that you backed everything up, you won't lose your computer for good.
That might be a good idea, except:

Originally posted by Gavin
(Gavin) NOTHING HAPPENS
(Gavin) the BIOS doesn't even fucking load up
(Gavin) no data is sent to the screen..
(Gavin) the fans are going and the power is on and shit, but nothing else
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-30-05 04:01 AM, in Wait, what the fuck? Link
Originally posted by asdf
The only thing I can think of, although absurd, is that there is a new virus that makes the program think innocent programs are viruses. It's highly unlikely, but it's the only thing I could think of that could be causing this to happen.
If that were true, the online scanner (http://virusscan.jotti.org) would've reported the file as clean.

I just ran my copy through the online scanner, and it reported the same thing. I'm guessing all the scanners that reported (hopefully ) false positives use similar detection code, and part of YY-CHR's code just happens to look like some obscure virus. With so many viruses and Windows applications available nowadays, you're bound to have some unintentional overlap.

I've been using YY-CHR for years, and not once has it exhibited even remotely virus-like behavior. I wouldn't worry too much.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-30-05 05:10 AM, in Awesome hidden feature found in YY-CHR! Link
Hey, you know when you're editing NES ROMs, and you select one of the 8 4-color palettes, and the entire left pane changes to that set of colors?



Yeah, that. Well, try pressing Ctrl-M sometime...



Hey, look. A new button. COL SET.



SWEET MERCY!

This secret button allows you to assign a different palette to each 8x8 tile in the ROM! Simply select a tile from the left pane, select the palette you want it to use, then click anywhere in the right pane. You can even scroll around in the ROM, and it'll keep track of the recolored tiles.

Unfortunately, this only works in NES mode (AFAIK), but you can always copy the graphics, paste them in a new window in NES mode, edit them, and paste them back into the first window in their original format. Also, it doesn't actually change the palettes in the ROM itself, but hopefully most of you already know that.
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 11-30-05 06:35 AM, in HDMA archive Link
Wow. Heaven forbid ROM hacking should take some actual effort!

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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-01-05 06:15 AM, in Noisy GPU fan Link
When my Voodoo 4's (yes, I still use one ) fan started chattering recently, I simply removed it from the card, peeled the sticker back a little (the "drive shaft" or whatever you call it is usually underneath), and CAREFULLY put a drop of oil in the hole. It's quiet as a mouse now.

From what I've heard, you shouldn't use compressed air on small computer fans. Apparently, this can make them spin too fast, destroying the bearings. I've always done it without problems, though...
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-01-05 06:21 AM, in avi / player problem, one of the two... Link
Originally posted by Chronosphere-x (thread title)
avi / player problem, one of the two...
I'm guessing it's an AVI.


(edited by BMF54123 on 12-01-05 05:22 AM)
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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 12-01-05 07:23 AM, in Awesome hidden feature found in YY-CHR! Link


More hidden (yet useless ) features: hold Ctrl-# (where # is a number, 1-5) and press the arrow keys to move the different panes around inside the window, or Shift-# to adjust various system colors.

(too bad Resource Hacker doesn't reveal any unused icons or text...or anything at all, for that matter)
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Since: 11-18-05
From: MOOGLES

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Posted on 12-01-05 07:30 PM, in HDMA archive Link
Originally posted by d4s
i just have the feeling that 95% of the users here cant really appreciate the hdma kit because they have no idea just how much work was put into it and how advanced this whole thing is compared to your usual "make mario jump higher"-asm hack, in terms of complexity.
I can vouch for that. My HDMA system is nowhere near as complex as yours, and doesn't have any spiffy user-friendly tools, but it still took me days to figure out exactly how it should be implemented.

Anyway, lack of appreciation is just something you have to deal with in SMW hacking (and often ROM hacking as a whole). Just look at all the complaints FuSoYa's had to put up with because Lunar Magic doesn't perform x function, or isn't quite user-friendly enough...
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