MainMemory Member Level: 13 Posts: 23/28 EXP: 8857 For next: 1410 Since: 07-22-12 Since last post: 6.3 years Last activity: 4.9 years	Posted on 11-13-14 01:57:29 AM, in Super Monkey Ball hacking! Link
	You just said in the last post that the format was unknown though?

MainMemory Member Level: 13 Posts: 24/28 EXP: 8857 For next: 1410 Since: 07-22-12 Since last post: 6.3 years Last activity: 4.9 years	Posted on 01-22-15 04:47:45 AM, in Useful Tools (last edited by MainMemory at 12-06-15 04:00:21 PM) Link
	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

MainMemory Member Level: 13 Posts: 25/28 EXP: 8857 For next: 1410 Since: 07-22-12 Since last post: 6.3 years Last activity: 4.9 years

Posted on 03-16-15 04:04:27 PM, in Do we have any coders here? (last edited by MainMemory at 03-16-15 04:05:14 PM) Link

I primarily use C# nowadays, I took a Java class in high school (which I spent mostly learning VB.NET instead), I know Motorola 68000 ASM from hacking Megadrive Sonic games (mainly Sonic 2), a small amount of x86 ASM from hacking the Windows Sonic games (mainly Sonic Adventure DX and Sonic Adventure 2), I learned C/C++ from using IDA Pro's decompiler on SADX PC and writing the SA2 Mod Loader and SADX Mod Loader, I learned some PHP to make my website (there's some JS there but I'm not that good at it), I also used TI-BASIC back in high school. Some of my programs are available on my GitHub account, but everything that relates to Sonic games I put on Sonic Retro's account (most of the stuff that isn't a disassembly is mine). I generally don't comment my code either, I guess all the reverse engineering I've done allows me to figure out what code is doing by just looking at it.

MainMemory Member Level: 13 Posts: 26/28 EXP: 8857 For next: 1410 Since: 07-22-12 Since last post: 6.3 years Last activity: 4.9 years	Posted on 03-28-15 02:55:35 PM, in Do we have any coders here? Link
	Well, I'm not familiar with the inner workings of floating-point numbers, so I dunno what's going on there.

MainMemory Member Level: 13 Posts: 27/28 EXP: 8857 For next: 1410 Since: 07-22-12 Since last post: 6.3 years Last activity: 4.9 years	Posted on 05-24-15 05:24:20 AM, in Sonic: Project Tufinish Demo .1 (last edited by MainMemory at 05-24-15 05:27:59 AM) Link
	According to this thread, Sonic 1 is old enough that you could just link to a full ROM. It looks like you're using a disassembly, so 90% of the ROM is in the IPS patch anyway. If SonED2 is confusing you, I would suggest trying SonLVL. If you find that confusing as well, I would be happy to explain it to you. I know a lot about it. Because I made it.

MainMemory Member Level: 13 Posts: 28/28 EXP: 8857 For next: 1410 Since: 07-22-12 Since last post: 6.3 years Last activity: 4.9 years	Posted on 01-11-16 10:43:39 PM, in Weird Discoveries Link
	Sonic 3's version of the continue/competition results music is faster than S&K's. If Sonic Jam's song matches Sonic 3's, then there's your answer: they only included the Sonic 3 version of the music.