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Yeah nothing much to say here, just got bored and left it sitting until now (lol commit #200). Enjoy!
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Spinball disassembly Yeah... enjoy, I guess?
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Ravenfreak 
Posted 01 October 2010 - 07:22 PM
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Even if it's small, I downloaded it since I've been wanting to hack Sonic Spinball, but all I could do was hack the ASCII letters used for the messages that scroll in the HUD using a Hex editor. 
(That and I got bored looking at hex values for a long time and trying to figure out what did what, and even after switching a few bytes around I never noticed a difference. Well once I did edit Lava Powerhouse's music, but meh.) I jotted down a few notes in the past, this is what I found. (I dunno if this will help, but it may help someone. Not much is here btw.)
(That and I got bored looking at hex values for a long time and trying to figure out what did what, and even after switching a few bytes around I never noticed a difference. Well once I did edit Lava Powerhouse's music, but meh.) I jotted down a few notes in the past, this is what I found. (I dunno if this will help, but it may help someone. Not much is here btw.)CODE
$BE340-$BFCAF ACII Text- Unlike other Sonic games, messages on the HUD,credits, and options text are all in ASCII text and thus is easier to edit.
$B7B2E-Lava Powerhouse (I'm not too sure on this one, I edited a bit and the music did change slightly. But it's been about a year since I tested it. :\)
$B7B2E-Lava Powerhouse (I'm not too sure on this one, I edited a bit and the music did change slightly. But it's been about a year since I tested it. :\)
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GenesisFan64
Posted 01 October 2010 - 10:27 PM
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QUOTE (Andlabs @ Oct 1 2010, 07:54 PM) 
the music locations are somewhat different... but they're close
The sound data locations from this topic are actually wrong... (The Z80 driver is ok)
it should be:
Patch: $0AA0B0 - $0AB4AB
Modulator: $0AB4AB - $0AB502
Sequences: $0AB502 - $0B39DD
Samples: $0B39DD - $0BDD2E
Here's the correct data: (BIN and ASM files)
Download
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Posted 01 October 2010 - 11:16 PM
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While we're on the topic of music (but not exactly related to the dissasembly of the game), just wanted to let you know that the port of the game to mobile phone seems to be using the original MIDI files for some the sound/music (OR NOT FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF). And since the game was ported from the original C source code, they left a lot of other files from the original game in here as well.
Of course, you'll want to find the port for yourself, but it shouldn't be hard to find. :P
Of course, you'll want to find the port for yourself, but it shouldn't be hard to find. :P
This post has been edited by evilhamwizard: 02 October 2010 - 12:09 AM
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