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This is actually the ROM map, not the RAM map. There's also like 150% more information in my notes than here, but the page said something about breaking it up into sections? I don't know how this wiki shit works, I'm a moron. But I do like the idea of the site and would like to contribute as much as I can | This is actually the ROM map, not the RAM map. There's also like 150% more information in my notes than here, but the page said something about breaking it up into sections? I don't know how this wiki shit works, I'm a moron. But I do like the idea of the site and would like to contribute as much as I can | ||
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:# Erm... okay then, the page will be moved. A ROM map starting at 0716? Are all of these addresses offsets in a ROM file? Headered or unheadered. | |||
:# [[EarthBound:ROM map]] is a good example to look at for what is expected in a ROM map. We do not want everything on one page. The ROM map is just that: a map of where stuff is in the ROM, with links to other pages describing specifics. Basically, we want imformation to be as organized and easy to use/understand as possible. | |||
:# If you have more to add, please feel free to add it. Note that this page currently needs some work in terms of formatting. (See ROM map linked in previous point.) | |||
:--[[User:AnyoneEB|AnyoneEB]] 15:20, 19 December 2005 (EST) | |||
Ok, thanks for the pointers. I'll try to ape the format of the earthbound rom map when I get some time after the holidays. The offsets I used are when you open the rom in a hex editor. If you run them through Lunar Address (LoRom - PC 80:8000 - FF:FFFF) with the $200 copier header, you'll get the offset that the SNES uses. I wrote the bulk of this file before I had even a basic understanding of ASM so the hex offsets were more useful to me. Also if my signature doesn't show up, this is Stanley_Decker. | |||
--[[User:Stanley Decker|Stanley Decker]] 22:37, 20 December 2005 (EST) | |||
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Isn't this more suitable for this discussion page? jraregris 10:04, 12 December 2005 (EST)
- Yes. --AnyoneEB 16:29, 12 December 2005 (EST)
sorry, I'm new at this. Just wanted to make sure any interested parties could reach me.
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This is actually the ROM map, not the RAM map. There's also like 150% more information in my notes than here, but the page said something about breaking it up into sections? I don't know how this wiki shit works, I'm a moron. But I do like the idea of the site and would like to contribute as much as I can
- There is a signature scribble button which inserts --~~~~ which gets converted into your signature. Please use it on talk pages so we know who is talking.
- Erm... okay then, the page will be moved. A ROM map starting at 0716? Are all of these addresses offsets in a ROM file? Headered or unheadered.
- EarthBound:ROM map is a good example to look at for what is expected in a ROM map. We do not want everything on one page. The ROM map is just that: a map of where stuff is in the ROM, with links to other pages describing specifics. Basically, we want imformation to be as organized and easy to use/understand as possible.
- If you have more to add, please feel free to add it. Note that this page currently needs some work in terms of formatting. (See ROM map linked in previous point.)
- --AnyoneEB 15:20, 19 December 2005 (EST)
Ok, thanks for the pointers. I'll try to ape the format of the earthbound rom map when I get some time after the holidays. The offsets I used are when you open the rom in a hex editor. If you run them through Lunar Address (LoRom - PC 80:8000 - FF:FFFF) with the $200 copier header, you'll get the offset that the SNES uses. I wrote the bulk of this file before I had even a basic understanding of ASM so the hex offsets were more useful to me. Also if my signature doesn't show up, this is Stanley_Decker. --Stanley Decker 22:37, 20 December 2005 (EST)