is their a program that converts codes from PAL to NTSC? if so. can you point me into the right direction?
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is their a program that converts codes from PAL to NTSC? if so. can you point me into the right direction?
You can try opening the elf/.pis file (for the PAL game) and giving all the codes labels. Maybe do the same some of the functions that use them as well. Save the PAL as a .pis file, then close that and open the NTSC version instead. Then one of the menus should have an "import labels from other file" option. Import the labels from the PAL file and the NTSC file should now have the addresses for the codes labeled just the same as in the PAL file and you'd just be able to look up the addresses for your codes in the labels list. I think I'll suggest this to Pyriel as something to include in his code seek program.
delta maker
maybe...
i dont have a PAL game. only the NTSC. ide just like to know if its possible to convert the codes from PAL to NTSC. cuz, Xploder has the ammo codes i want.Originally Posted by Vampmaster
Link
For USA !
GS2V3 or above...
Inf Gun Ammo
24D01328 367453E8
Inf Other Gun Ammo
24903128 36F45378
Inf Grenades
2490B728 34B4D36C
give 99 grenades
244194A8 1E64C50B
24D19434 126ECD2A
24CB9CB8 1646C511
24D1BCAA 30B6C5DC
Thx
np..
So, does that just find offsets by subtracting codes from different reigons or does it find codes and offsets by searching the elf files and matching up the functions like I was suggesting? Because if the functions have been shuffled around too much then one game could have a lot of offsets. Or one offset might only work for a few codes in the same area.Originally Posted by GMO
you can use it to find offsets and the distance between each code
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