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Romhacking => ROM Hacking Discussion => Topic started by: ABOhiccups on September 11, 2014, 08:44:52 am

Title: Need help with Super Mario Bros. Rom Info to submit a Rom Hack
Post by: ABOhiccups on September 11, 2014, 08:44:52 am

I need help to find out more info about Super Mario Bros. Hack. So, I can submit my own Rom Hack of Super Mario Bros.

Here's the name of this Rom File.

Super Mario Bros. (Japan, USA).nes

Thanks,

Title: Re: Need help with Super Mario Bros. Rom Info to submit a Rom Hack
Post by: henke37 on September 11, 2014, 09:05:00 am

What was question?

Title: Re: Need help with Super Mario Bros. Rom Info to submit a Rom Hack
Post by: ABOhiccups on September 11, 2014, 09:22:05 am

Quote from: henke37 on September 11, 2014, 09:05:00 am

What was question?

I try to submit my own Hack of Super Mario Bros. But, it was reject. Because, I did not fill the ROM/ISO Information field properly.

The Rom I using to make my own Hack was Super Mario Bros. (Japan, USA).nes

Title: Re: Need help with Super Mario Bros. Rom Info to submit a Rom Hack
Post by: henke37 on September 11, 2014, 09:28:49 am

That's still not actionable.

Title: Re: Need help with Super Mario Bros. Rom Info to submit a Rom Hack
Post by: puzzledude on September 11, 2014, 11:39:41 am

I checked this out with the hex editor, the SMB (Japan, USA).nes has the same hashes as one of the already submitted hacks, which is:

Pathing info
No-header

Rom/Iso info
Super Mario Bros. (Japan, USA).nes - NOINTRO
CRC32: 3337EC46
MD5: 811B027EAF99C2DEF7B933C5208636DE
SHA-1: EA343F4E445A9050D4B4FBAC2C77D0693B1D0922
SHA-256: F61548FDF1670CFFEFCC4F0B7BDCDD9EABA0C226E3B74F8666071496988248DE


Of course you need to verify the upper checksums with the hex editor for your original rom, from which you made the IPS patch from. I use HxD hex editor. Open the nes rom and go to analysis, checksums, then choose CRC32, MD5, SHA-1 and SHA-256.

Once you verify the hashes, enter the rom/iso info (which should be identical to the upper info) and the Ips should be accepted.

Also, don't forget "clean" screen shots, made with the emulator, which have exact resolutions.