[Tweaker]

The mappings for the life icon are stored with the HUD. You have to edit it like that.

[Esrael]

[Joaki]

[shobiz]

As far as I can tell, it just means the assembler can't find those labels. Are you sure they exist?

[Joaki]

[shobiz]

Well, the images you posted just mean the labels are referenced somewhere in the code. Are the labels actually associated with some address in the disassembly?

EDIT: I think I know the problem. Hive's original disassembly uses an external program for includes, which I don't think ESE ASM Edit supports. I believe you're either gonna have to use a normal text editor, or else convert the disassembly to use ASM68k and standard include directives.

This post has been edited by shobiz: 17 June 2008 - 01:02 PM

[Joaki]

[Esrael]

[Joaki]

Yes!! I have seen them! (I suppose that it is loc_13ADE in last image) If wrong me, since s*** goes...

[Polygon Jim]

Could anyone help me set up a hack so that SonED2 uses it correctly? I'm restarting my hack, so I'd like to make art editing and layout editing as easy as possible, so I don't need to merge, and rename files so much.


Also, is there any guide to using xm3smps correctly? I'm retarded when it comes to all Mega Drive hacking, so feel free to call me a retard. :lol:

I seen a guide of how to make new level art from scratch for Sonic 2 in SonED2, will the same guide work for Sonic 1?

This post has been edited by GrandMasterJimmy: 17 June 2008 - 04:12 PM

[FraGag]

I never understood the ccncept of "setting up a disassembly for SonED2." The latest disassemblies come with SonED2 project files, just open them with SonED2 and it should work right out of the box. The only issue is GHZ, but it's only a matter of pasting 2 files together and compressing the result (use The Sega Data Compressor if you can't figure out derecmp.exe). SonED2 can not be used to easily edit GHZ art. Editing the split art files in another program is probably easier than doing so in SonED2, but you won't be able to see the changes as easily.

[Peruant]

I've been interested in certain fields of hacking. I always wanted to know how to find the music pointers in other games but they are from SNES. Is there a way to port and edit them?

edit: Disregard most of what I ask except me asking how to do level/graphics etc editing

This post has been edited by Peruant: 17 June 2008 - 10:09 PM

[Jayextee]

FraGag, on Jun 17 2008, 10:40 PM, said:

I never understood the ccncept of "setting up a disassembly for SonED2." The latest disassemblies come with SonED2 project files, just open them with SonED2 and it should work right out of the box. The only issue is GHZ, but it's only a matter of pasting 2 files together and compressing the result (use The Sega Data Compressor if you can't figure out derecmp.exe). SonED2 can not be used to easily edit GHZ art. Editing the split art files in another program is probably easier than doing so in SonED2, but you won't be able to see the changes as easily.

I didn't have to figure out either. I edited GHZ1.sep so it loaded the second set of tiles, then dumped them as a .pcx file. Then I edited the .sep file to load the first set of tiles, and imported the .pcx and saved. I then have it all in one file.

[Mason]

Hey, I have two questions. First off, anybody recommend any palette editors? Second, anybody have the link to the Sonic Compressed Art Archive? I've been looking for it for a week now, and I haven't found the page where all the art really is.

Thanks anyway,
Masonary (I don't really know about the "ary" part...

[Dr. Kylstein]

Is there a way to make SonMapEd load all of the HUD graphics instead of just "SCOR RINGS TIME"? It's difficult to modify the HUD mappings without all the graphics present.