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| einstein95 Member Level: 37     Posts: 118/318 EXP: 325772 For next: 12481 Since: 04-11-13 Since last post: 3.3 years Last activity: 3.3 years |
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| MEGA.co.nz mirror of v1.2 ____________________ The more I type, the less gooder it sounds does. |
| MainMemory Member Level: 13  Posts: 24/28 EXP: 8844 For next: 1423 Since: 07-22-12 Since last post: 6.3 years Last activity: 4.9 years |
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Since the residents of IRC find my bot ChaosGamma's ability to translate various text encodings to and from bytes and other encodings useful, I decided to make it a standalone tool: Download v1.2 | GitHub repository |
| hannssoni Random nobody Level: 3 Posts: 1/1 EXP: 50 For next: 78 Since: 03-27-15 Since last post: 7.1 years Last activity: 7.1 years |
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| does anyone know any programs that allow me to look inside cd-i games ? |
| Jarofmayo Member Level: 13  Posts: 17/31 EXP: 9565 For next: 702 Since: 11-25-13 Since last post: 3.2 years Last activity: 334 days |
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| Not sure if this is the right place to be asking but how can one rip voice clips from a NES game. Really want the ones from Gauntlet II on the nes as mp3s. |
| rabidabid Member Level: 27  Posts: 84/135 EXP: 102371 For next: 13788 Since: 08-25-10 Since last post: 24 days Last activity: 6 days |
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Originally posted by Jarofmayo Well they don't seem to be included in the NSF rip. I suppose you could boot the game up in an emulator like FCEUX, mute all the sound channels except PCM (Config > Sound...), then use WAV recording (File > AVI/Wav > Record Wav...) to record what you want. You'll probably have to use an audio editor like Audacity to trim them down and convert to MP3 tho. |
devin Yoshi i'm mima irl Level: 112  Posts: 3157/3519 EXP: 14919004 For next: 419201 Since: 04-29-08 Pronouns: any From: FL Since last post: 297 days Last activity: 1 day |
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https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/43107309/gauntlet2.nsf
A while ago I ripped a Gauntlet II NSF that includes all of the sampled sounds. You can use something like Winamp's built in disk writer plugin to convert them all the mp3s or just use Audacity to record the output of your sound card. (All of my NSF rips are available here; I should probably make them available somewhere better-known at some point...) ____________________ Photo by Luc Viatour |
| zoogelio Random nobody Level: 3 Posts: 1/2 EXP: 124 For next: 4 Since: 01-16-17 Since last post: 5.3 years Last activity: 5.2 years |
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| I'm looking to compile information on battle formations and encounter data in Final Fantasy Legend III but I've been wondering which tools to use to read the ROM, including while in play. I compiled the encounter tables for Final Fantasy Legend II although the ROM values for each enemy and each enemy formation as well as the number of slots used for battles on each map (and the table of the order the 'random' values went in) were gathered by others prior so I had that to work from and compiled it the old fashioned way- save states and utilizing portions of the battle slot table with all slots within a stretch of 20 or so battles. None of that is yet documented for FFLIII. FFLIII is unlike FFLII because it was developed by a short-lived branch of Square in Osaka and the branch had just two games to its credit, so it likely is programmed very differently from FFLI & FFLII. I do know the battles do not have fixed odds. Unlike FFL1 & 2, FF1-3, they do not loop around a table of 256 in sequence. It may be like FFIV (the closest game developed by Square chronologically), where you can fight 256 battles and not get different battle formations falling into perfect odds and not see them loop in order. I want to be able to identify the hex values associated with each enemy, each battle formation, and the battle slot odds per map with whatever I use. If I find anything else unused that isn't on the FFLIII entry page here, I'll post it. |
divingkataetheweirdo Bandit TCRF Super Editor Level: 57  Posts: 676/822 EXP: 1479719 For next: 6209 Since: 07-09-11 Since last post: 1.6 years Last activity: 253 days |
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| An obvious tool would be something like VBA, which can disassemble in real time. It's not 100% accurate when it comes to Game Boy games, but it does work decently. There's also BGB, which is more accurate and does have a better debugger, but also has somewhat higher requirements. I'd recommend BGB over VBA any day for Game Boy games, though. GameBoy Assembler Plus is another good one, as not only does it assemble games, but it can also disassemble them with fairly decent accuracy. Translhextion is useful for games like FFLIII, which only uses a single byte for each character, so that you can read the text. ____________________  |
| zoogelio Random nobody Level: 3 Posts: 2/2 EXP: 124 For next: 4 Since: 01-16-17 Since last post: 5.3 years Last activity: 5.2 years |
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Originally posted by divingkataetheweirdo Thanks. Though I have a few questions about Translhextion. First, is the help file that comes with it supposed to be blank. I've clicked on several entries and sub-entries and nothing is displaying. Also, is there some way to translate the gibberish of letters and symbols on the right when I drop in the FFLIII game file in to something readable or translatable? How would I go about finding where enemy/battle data is located such that I can see either a value changing in real time or see hex values appear when a battle is triggered and loaded? |
| divingkataetheweirdo Bandit TCRF Super Editor Level: 57 Posts: 677/822 EXP: 1479719 For next: 6209 Since: 07-09-11 Since last post: 1.6 years Last activity: 253 days |
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| You can use breakpoints to stop the game when an instruction or variable is change, or RAM watchers to see when each value changes. ____________________ |
Cuber456 Fuzzy Don't mind me. Just passing through. Level: 56  Posts: 724/776 EXP: 1317935 For next: 80241 Since: 02-19-12 From: Everywhere at once. Since last post: 4.2 years Last activity: 122 days |
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| Anyone know of a tool that is equivalent to GCRebuilder (GameCube) or Tinke (DS) but for PlayStation instead? |
| divingkataetheweirdo Bandit TCRF Super Editor Level: 57 Posts: 698/822 EXP: 1479719 For next: 6209 Since: 07-09-11 Since last post: 1.6 years Last activity: 253 days |
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| Not really. There's UltraISO, maybe ISOBuster, but nothing specifically for the PlayStation. I guess I could code something up. ____________________ |
| devin Yoshi i'm mima irl Level: 112 Posts: 3255/3519 EXP: 14919004 For next: 419201 Since: 04-29-08 Pronouns: any From: FL Since last post: 297 days Last activity: 1 day |
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I use PSX-MODE2 to replace individual files in PSX disc images. I don't think it supports replacing entire directories or groups of files at a time, and all the program output is in Spanish but it's not that hard to figure out.
For actually extracting/converting graphics and audio, jpsxdec usually works pretty well. (Both of the downloads are currently broken due to romhacking.net server trouble but should be back in due time) For actually browsing/copying disc contents I just use PowerISO to mount the disc images. ____________________ Photo by Luc Viatour |
| Foxhack Member Annoying fuzzball Level: 54  Posts: 677/722 EXP: 1173452 For next: 60418 Since: 04-17-12 From: Mexicali, Mexico Since last post: 2.0 years Last activity: 1.8 years |
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Originally posted by devin Huh. This is... interesting. I wonder if I could be able to replace the images in a particular PS1 game I looked into a while ago... ____________________ 
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| Cuber456 Fuzzy Don't mind me. Just passing through. Level: 56 Posts: 725/776 EXP: 1317935 For next: 80241 Since: 02-19-12 From: Everywhere at once. Since last post: 4.2 years Last activity: 122 days |
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| divingkataetheweirdo and devin, apologies on the delayed response back. Thank you for the tool suggestions. I'll scope out each tool to see what features they offer. divingkataetheweirdo, no need to code anything up. I'm not trying to make people code up something special for me. I was just asking to see what tools already exist out there. Thank you though. Given free time (ha what's that), my intentions are to scope out anything interesting in the Spider-Man game for PS1 just for fun. |
| ExitDoor62 User Level: 8 Posts: 4/11 EXP: 1539 For next: 648 Since: 06-08-17 Since last post: 1.4 years Last activity: 1.4 years |
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| I suppose this is as good a place any any to ask... I'm trying to use DSDecmp to convert some .lz files. However, I'm not savvy when it comes to command-line programs and so most of my attempts have been met with "'DSDecmp' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file" So do I need to point something somewhere, install something, put the program files in a certain place or what? |
| divingkataetheweirdo Bandit TCRF Super Editor Level: 57 Posts: 790/822 EXP: 1479719 For next: 6209 Since: 07-09-11 Since last post: 1.6 years Last activity: 253 days |
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Originally posted by ExitDoor62 In the command prompt, you need to go to directory where DSDecmp is. Alternatively, put that program among the environmental variables for your system. ____________________ 
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| Halian Level: 75  Posts: 420/1473 EXP: 3718219 For next: 108685 Since: 06-20-10 Pronouns: he/him From: Central Florida Since last post: 137 days Last activity: 117 days |
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Maple Post-o-Matic 9.1
Originally posted by divingkataetheweirdo Can't Nocash dissemble in real time? or am I misremembering? Also, for a GBA replacement for VBA, I recommend mgba. ____________________ Layout by Maple. Hoennese Realm Safir Alliance |
| Rena I had one (1) message in Discord deleted and proceeded to make a huge, huge mess about how it was a violation of free speech and how moderators are supposed to be spam janitors and nobody should have the right to tell me not to talk about school shootings Level: 135 Posts: 5283/5390 EXP: 29051662 For next: 283343 Since: 07-22-07 Pronouns: he/him/whatever From: RSP Segment 6 Since last post: 333 days Last activity: 333 days |
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Nocash has a disassembly view, but bgb is pretty much the same thing but better in every way.
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InvisibleUp Koopa Level: 20  Posts: 10/104 EXP: 36266 For next: 6173 Since: 02-10-19 Pronouns: she/her Since last post: 69 days Last activity: 1 day |
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| Does anyone know of a decent disassembler for the SH2 in the Sega Saturn? I know about the stuff at https://antime.kapsi.fi/sega/docs.html and http://cyberwarriorx.com/saturn-utilities, which is all good, and I know Yabause has a disassembler, although not very useful imo. |
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