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Re: Partial phone text dump.
Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:32 pm
by IIMarckus(imported)
$45 is loaded into the accumulator at A9A80, C90A9, C9228, CD3A9, 12D595, 14C3DA, 151DB5, 151DDE, 153C74, 153C8C. Process of elimination. Try changing the $45 at those locations to something else and see if any of them cause changes. I dont have time to work on Telefang at the moment, but Ill see if I can get some work done this weekend.
Bankswitching code is located at offsets 0x10, 0x18, and 0x20 (called by the appropriate RST $XX command), and should be fairly easy to comprehend.
Re: Partial phone text dump.
Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:21 pm
by andwhyisit
IIMarckus wrote:$45 is loaded into the accumulator at A9A80, C90A9, C9228, CD3A9, 12D595, 14C3DA, 151DB5, 151DDE, 153C74, 153C8C. Process of elimination. Try changing the $45 at those locations to something else and see if any of them cause changes. I dont have time to work on Telefang at the moment, but Ill see if I can get some work done this weekend.
I'll try that. Thanks.
It's strange though, I thought there would be more.
IIMarckus wrote:Bankswitching code is located at offsets 0x10, 0x18, and 0x20 (called by the appropriate RST $XX command), and should be fairly easy to comprehend.
Yeah, I know all about that one already. "rst $10" performs a bankswitch using the value that is currently in "a" and "rst $18" returns from a bankswitch. And yes, I know where the bankswitching code is located. I did some research on rst a while back.
EDIT: It doesn't work. I could test this without the use of save states, but that would take hours. *gives up*
Re: Partial phone text dump.
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2009 1:53 am
by Blaziken257
I tried all these locations (both the addresses that IIMarckus specified, and the instances of 45 right next to it), and nothing worked. I changed all the bytes to random numbers to see if there was an effect, but I couldn't find any. Of course, I don't know how assembly code works, so I have no idea if I'm doing the right thing...
Also, to facilitate this, when you get a phone call, make a save state so you don't have to wait around 5 minutes every time someone calls you. While the Denjuu is determined when the phone starts ringing, the text is determined when you answer by pressing A.
Re: Partial phone text dump.
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2009 4:41 am
by andwhyisit
Blaziken257 wrote: Also, to facilitate this, when you get a phone call, make a save state so you don't have to wait around 5 minutes every time someone calls you. While the Denjuu is determined when the phone starts ringing, the text is determined when you answer by pressing A.
I know. That's how I tested it.