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Main - ROM Hacking - Making decorative rooms in SMB1 through tile manipulation | New thread | New reply |
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Red Goomba Level: 16 Posts: 32/41 EXP: 18889 Next: 1367 Since: 01-25-10 Last post: 4326 days Last view: 4311 days |
What I'm trying to achieve here is making some of the rooms in my hack look close to this:
But the creator of the Excite Bros. hack might have did something other than just use SMB1 Graphics Workshop. He even turned solid objects into blank tiles. However, I'm trying to do the same thing with the columns and making a texture for the backgrounds. I want to turn certain solid blocks into decorative background tiles. I also used the springboard to make a candle. However, when I make windows using power-up bricks, I can't pass through them unlike the one in the Excite hack. The creator used the "Hole filled with water" to make the textured background -- even the height of the lava was unaffected. For the columns, the max height of the balance pulley must have been changed cause I can't even match that of what the Excite hack did. |
Kiokuffiib11 |
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Porcupo Level: 40 Posts: 174/313 EXP: 406010 Next: 35299 Since: 07-10-09 From: Marquette, Michigan Last post: 3284 days Last view: 1907 days |
I'm sure you've already tried this, but, have you tried a compare rom in your hex editor (I reccomend Windhex.) (Yes, wind, not win. They're two different programs.)
And since you probably know where the level data is, you find the other areas, then try the trick out in a temp rom. Then when you find it, then use that trick. Edit: Oh wait! You KNOW the info. Then it's alot easier!!!! What you do is search for that string in your hex editor (On that rom first), then find the same spot on your rom, and change those values, then I would imagine that it's probably a JMP command. Then if that's the case, follow it to the spot (Reverse the sets of numbers. Like "02 01" would be "01 02" ) The JMP command would be right before the pointer info. If it's not a jmp command, then the info should be right after. I wish you luck. I hope this helps. ____________________ セシル |
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