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You might already know this but Byuu stopped supporting XML for memory mapping sometime after BSNES v94. The latest Higan uses his own custom format, .bml (claims it to be better/lighter).
What exact help do I need, and what has been done:
I need help translating every single thing in the tool, other than the 9th button and the toolbars (Not including the figurations) which I translated with little Japanese knowledge, and Google Translate (Don't use this.) smbr.hlp is also optional to be translated.
Once the translations and everything are written down in a text document, I need programmers to set the translation into the tool itself. A guy named Hikkomori says he would manage it, but unfortunately, he doesn't have much free time to do it. Therefore I need some other programmers who have the time, and to change the file in Unicode. I also need them to alter this, to add in who translated and programmed the tool, and to write English or something like that under the large text:
How the hell is "Dr.Dadio" considered an improvement hack? All it does: turns Dr.Mario into giant blue mouse with less detail, and changes the background palette to a calming, Eyes-Bleeding Blue along with a white playing field.
Here's the font from the game. The encoding is in order as it appears so perhaps it's not that strange. This is my first time seeing a font that doesn't follow the a-ka-sa-ta-na order.
Could it be one of those cases where characters are numbered "in order of appearance"?
So ... the more places that the casting-call gets posted, the better.
Hello and congrats!!
One thing, it looks like the zip file is corrupt. Is any one else having any success?
I do have the .z64 format ROM as required by the patch readme notes and it successfully patches with xdelta, but it keeps crashing on all emulators because the MD5 don't match with the expected ROM file. I will now give your solution a try, thanks.
Update: Still no good, I converted a few .n64 to .z64, the patch applies but Mupen64 just crashes right back to Windows, Project 64 gives out "Fatal Error" and 1964 just hangs. Very odd.
Anyone else having trouble using xdelta on "Densha de Go! 64"?
I am unable to find a ROM dump with the correct MD5.
I didn't write them down, but off the top of my head I remember one in FEDA early on where you get into a village and a NPC says it is neutral in the ongoing war. One of your character goes into this long, grandiloquent rant about how "neutrality is cowardice" and bla bla bla which is out of character and, of course, wasn't in the original game or earlier versions of the patch, and makes no sense at all considering at this point you're on the run from your own army after getting framed, so you're not exactly taking sides any more. This was WildBill, still mad at France for not joining up the Iraq War (remember Freedom Fries, etc.)
I only briefly played the Snes Record of Lodoss War because I hated the gameplay but the treasure hunters you encounter early on are framed as "looters" and your character scolds a child for living in that immoral way, etc. etc. Didn't care too much about that one because the game wasn't much good.
In Shell Monsters Story... man, too many to narrow it down. There's stuff about Obamacare, about "useful idiots" at the ACLU, a weird tangent about primitive alien civilizations that can only destroy that sounds as if it's alluding to Islam in general (I don't recall the wording but it's very, very similar to the language used in anti-Muslim rants and doesn't really fit in the game at that point since you know very little about the enemy), and random stuff about liberals. I'm pretty sure there's at least 7-8 outright speeches or allusions in that game alone, which is beating a dead horse if I've ever seen it.
And that's just stuff I've seen or remember years later. There's plenty releases of theirs I didn't play, and I chose AGTP's Mystic Ark for obvious reasons.
Dang, I was at least hoping for Heracles giving me a thumbs up or something. Guess I might do 'em all anyway.
I wish I could post more useless, sarcastic comments without trying to help at all
I couldn't care any less about how that hack works, I said that a new version of the emulator had nothing to do with the link I had posted. (Because you had replied "you could have just said maybe your SNESX9 isn't up to date", as if my link was about that...)
Anyway... I'm glad you decided to read the hack's readme file and figured out what your problem was.
