How To: Edit SADX Object Layouts

Okay, did that and it still doesn't appear.

 

need more info =P

 

I use the data thing in Hex Workshop. It converted to the 4byte code. I save it and tested it, and it didn't work.
X 2150.4963 = 450667F1
Y -1351 =C4AAA000
Z 768.30859 = 444013C0
That's what I got from the data thing.

 

<!--quoteo(post=267008:date=Jan 12 2009, 06:48 PM:name=Azu)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Azu @ Jan 12 2009, 06:48 PM) [/quote]

I have absolutely no idea what forumla you're applying to try to convert floats to hex, but its not working and its really not necessary.



See what I did there? I literally copied the floats you gave me, went to the address of the appropriate coordinate, then went down to the data inspector, double clicked to open the entry field, and pasted the number. And the 4 btes it gave me were accurate.

edit: I just looked at your screencap again, you've got hex workshop set to big endian, not little endian. Thats why its not working. In the toolbar under the menu bar, look for the button with the Motorola logo. On yours it is probably clicked. Click the button to its immediate right, the tooltip window should say "Little endian byte order". If you use big endian byte order in an intel format file, the bytes will be read backwards. After you flip the byte order, you'll need to punch in the numbers again, or you can copy the data in the screencap I gave you.

 

Changed it to Little Endian, and it still doesn't appear. Redid the coordinates and everything.

 

Meh, get me on IM and I'll see what I can do. Did you try copying the code I gave you yet. Get another screengrab of everything if you can.

 

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It's really getting on my nerves. It might be the controller I'm using. It's a PS2 Controller using the SuperJoy Box 5 adapter.
By the way, how do I fix this cam problem?

 

You don't. I had that issue with my gamecube adapter too. Stayed that way for years, I never could fix it. Alot of the controller adapters don't interpet the second analog stick correctly. Invest the $15 and buy a ps2 clone pc controller from wal-mart.

 

I actually managed to fix it by reinstalling my drivers. Anyway, I'll hit you up on IM about that level thing this weekend.

 

Are you sure? On my computer and emu (DolphinWX) it runs just fine.

 

Not my room to talk since I'm not a mod. But was it really needed to bump this topic, with that. It crashes randomly, on emulators, AND on a real Gamecube. It's very buggy.

 

Then why did you?