Please don't fight ;_;

LOst · Dec 7, 2003

I'm at the third episode in Sonic Battle right now, and I haven't fought once.

Tools->Memory Viewer->IRAM

KO. BATTLE
First player KO: 3001647
Second player KO: 3001648
Third player KO: 3001649
Fourth player KO: 300164A

If you need 10 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "0A". If you need 5 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "05". You will get "Game Set" immediately.

SURVIVAL
First player KO: 3001653
Second player KO: 3001654
Third player KO: 3001655
Fourth player KO: 3001656

If you are at 10 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "0A". If you are at 5 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "05". You will get "Game Set" immediately.

Well, I don't know any more battle modes right now. If you know any, send me an Save State and I will look into it.

LOst · Dec 7, 2003

SURVIVAL Gray Emerl opponent(s)
Set these variables first:
Opponent 1: 300163A to "02"
Opponent 2: 300163B to "02"

Third player type: 3001636
Fourth player type: 3001637

"00" Gray Emerl opponent based of Sonic's fighting skill
"01" Gray Emerl opponent based of Tails' fighting skill
"04" Gray Emerl opponent based of Rouge's fighting skill

SURVIVAL opponent(s)
Set these variables first:
Opponent 1: 300163A to "00"
Opponent 2: 300163B to "00"

Third player type: 3001636
Fourth player type: 3001637

"00" Sonic
"01" Tails
"02" Knuckles
"04" Rouge
"05" Amy
"06" Cream
"07" E-102
"08" Chaos
"0A" Emerl
"0C" Gray Emerl
"11" Guard Robot
?? Eggman <-- Find please!

Your opponent(s) AI
Opponent 1 or your friend: 300163D
Opponent 2 or your friend: 300163E
Opponent 3 or your friend: 300163F

"01" Fight as normal
"05" Fight like in the challange mode
"00" Turn of the AI :D

You can move this thread to the hacking forum

SupperTails66 · Dec 7, 2003

I think that Eggman's value is 13, but I'm not sure.

LOst · Dec 7, 2003

SupperTails66 said:

I think that Eggman's value is 13, but I'm not sure.
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Thank you. 13 was correct

Bleeding Cut · Dec 7, 2003

Wow. Cheat codes already! :o

BombwithNapalm · Dec 7, 2003

wow your pretty good LoSt

XFox Prower · Dec 7, 2003

LOst said:

I'm at the third episode in Sonic Battle right now, and I haven't fought once.

Tools->Memory Viewer->IRAM

KO. BATTLE
First player KO: 3001647
Second player KO: 3001648
Third player KO: 3001649
Fourth player KO: 300164A

If you need 10 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "0A". If you need 5 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "05". You will get "Game Set" immediately.

SURVIVAL
First player KO: 3001653
Second player KO: 3001654
Third player KO: 3001655
Fourth player KO: 3001656

If you are at 10 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "0A". If you are at 5 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "05". You will get "Game Set" immediately.

Well, I don't know any more battle modes right now. If you know any, send me an Save State and I will look into it.
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I noticed timed intervals becoming most popular in games. For example, it checking every 1 second or so to see if someone has 10 KOs. But wouldn't it be more logical (and save on loading time) if it checked by some event like when someone is KOed?

event.ko=KO_check();
KO_check()
{
if(KO[0]==10||KO[1]==10||KO[2]==10||KO[3]==10)
{
if(KO[0]==10)
{
win() // player wins
}
else
{
lose() // player loses
}
}
}

That's just how my mind works. I don't know the full potential or limitations to the GBA and other game systems.

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Bleeding Cut · Dec 7, 2003

Of course he is! :P

LOst · Dec 7, 2003

XFoxPrower said:

LOst said:

I'm at the third episode in Sonic Battle right now, and I haven't fought once.

Tools->Memory Viewer->IRAM

KO. BATTLE
First player KO: 3001647
Second player KO: 3001648
Third player KO: 3001649
Fourth player KO: 300164A

If you need 10 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "0A". If you need 5 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "05". You will get "Game Set" immediately.

SURVIVAL
First player KO: 3001653
Second player KO: 3001654
Third player KO: 3001655
Fourth player KO: 3001656

If you are at 10 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "0A". If you are at 5 KO's, just set the desired player's KO to "05". You will get "Game Set" immediately.

Well, I don't know any more battle modes right now. If you know any, send me an Save State and I will look into it.
Click to expand...

I noticed timed intervals becoming most popular in games. For example, it checking every 1 second or so to see if someone has 10 KOs. But wouldn't it be more logical (and save on loading time) if it checked by some event like when someone is KOed?

event.ko=KO_check();
KO_check()
{
if(KO[0]==10||KO[1]==10||KO[2]==10||KO[3]==10)
{
if(KO[0]==10)
{
win() // player wins
}
else
{
lose() // player loses
}
}
}

That's just how my mind works. I don't know the full potential or limitations to the GBA and other game systems.

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Oh, you know C++ O.O

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LOst · Dec 7, 2003

BombwithNapalm said:

wow your pretty good LoSt
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Well, those new games are easy to hack

XFox Prower · Dec 7, 2003

Actually, I don't know C++. Well, I do a little bit (I wish I knew some windows programming though). However I'm really heavy with java script. I guess they are similar. I guess all things are similar in syntax with the names of commands separating them. Maybe even GBA programming before it's compiled...

edit: I did not put a space between java and script. :wtf:. :shocked:

LOst · Dec 7, 2003

XFoxPrower said:

Actually, I don't know C++. Well, I do a little bit (I wish I knew some windows programming though). However I'm really heavy with java script. I guess they are similar. I guess all things are similar in syntax with the names of commands separating them. Maybe even GBA programming before it's compiled...
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Well, I wrote a Windows XP version for the Game Boy Advance in C++:

EDIT: *Removed Windows source code because of Microsoft*

XFox Prower · Dec 7, 2003

So you're saying you wrote a Windows program in C++? What compiler are you using? I use DevC++. In XP, it has Windows 98 style close maximize, etc button, title bar, scrollbars, etc. It's like they made fake buttons to work with. But Windows programs from 95 show up with XP style scrollbars and other things so ther must be a standard way of making those things. I don't know if it's a limitation with this compiler, or with this language, or what, but I really want to learn how to make program.

Or I could just use cin << 8047 times asking how many lives, continues, what stage, etc for my S3K save file editor but it would take hours to make and hours for someone to live through the entire thing.

LOst · Dec 7, 2003

XFoxPrower said:

So you're saying you wrote a Windows program in C++? What compiler are you using?
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No I wrote the whole operating system. And I'm using GCC

XFox Prower · Dec 7, 2003

Ok, just wasn't sure if the limitation of all that magic was compiler related or not. I can't try out GCC since I don't have a compiler to build a compiler (chicken and egg forever closed loop), a battle I'll never win.I'm not even sure if it's a windows program or linux program. So far this is the hardest step. Because I practically know the syntax that it will use, just don't know what supports it. For all I know each compiler may use a different language and all call it c++ but I"m hoping the language is not compiler specific and is more standardized than that (despite nearly all tutorials revolving around a single compiler).

Icy Guy · Dec 8, 2003

Dr. Knuckles said:

Wow. Cheat codes already! :o
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I'm glad to see that someone else has taken an interest in hacking codes for this games, too. Nice codes, LOst.

LOst · Dec 9, 2003

Icy Guy said:

Dr. Knuckles said:

Wow. Cheat codes already!  :o
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I'm glad to see that someone else has taken an interest in hacking codes for this games, too. Nice codes, LOst.
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I think the same

Please don't fight ;_;

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