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RE: wolfokami's endless question thread... - wolfokami321 - 11-20-2014 no unfortunately someone has written an asm in ips/hex format instead of asm ex. org $C2XXXX LDA XXXX as opposed to ips C2/XXXX XX XX XX basically i need this converted to work in an asm file Code: C2/3B71: 20 07 4A JSR $4A07 Learn rages in the current battle. RE: wolfokami's endless question thread... - Tenkarider - 11-20-2014 Too bad, i'm powerless with that ![]() RE: wolfokami's endless question thread... - wolfokami321 - 11-20-2014 Anyone else have any idea? RE: wolfokami's endless question thread... - Synchysi - 11-20-2014 I'm not too sure what you're asking, honestly. Are you trying to figure out how to apply an assembly hack? If so, SNEStuff can handle it easy enough. http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/841/ There's a button that says "Install ASM patch using xkas." That's all you'll need. Just make sure that you're applying the hack to the proper ROM (headered/non-headered). At the top of these assembly hacks should be a line that says "header." If you're working with a non-headered ROM, you'll need to comment that line out by putting a semicolon in front of it. RE: wolfokami's endless question thread... - wolfokami321 - 11-20-2014 No i copy and pasted that code and the asm wont apply it gives me errors RE: wolfokami's endless question thread... - Synchysi - 11-20-2014 Well, it's a disassembly. It's not proper ASM syntax. Code: org $C23B71 RE: wolfokami's endless question thread... - wolfokami321 - 11-20-2014 Thats all i was trying to ask for lol |