Smw super scope suport

GlitchytheHackermain · Dec 13, 2017

Is there a mod to make smw super scope compatable?

And yes i am aware of smw jailbreak but that is a diffrent type of thing

I want the code imbeted in the memory and not have to have a user input an overly long code just so a budy can shoot stuff

(Same idea for snes mouse)

GlitchytheHackermain · Dec 14, 2017

Anyone?

Jhynjhiruu · Dec 14, 2017

Yes, it can be done, by adding the code from the jailbreak into the main game code. It wouldn't be that hard, but probably no-one will do it for a while.

GlitchytheHackermain · Dec 14, 2017

Jhynjhiruu said:
Yes, it can be done, by adding the code from the jailbreak into the main game code. It wouldn't be that hard, but probably no-one will do it for a while.

So if I put the jail break code derictly in the game i dont need to use corrupted sav files?

Jhynjhiruu · Dec 14, 2017

GlitchytheHackermain said:
So if I put the jail break code derictly in the game i dont need to use corrupted sav files?

...sort of. But if you can load custom ROMs, you could just inject the save.

GlitchytheHackermain · Dec 14, 2017

Jhynjhiruu said:
...sort of. But if you can load custom ROMs, you could just inject the save.

Ok i will see how it turns out

Jhynjhiruu · Dec 14, 2017

GlitchytheHackermain said:
Ok i will see how it turns out

You would need to disassemble the game, add the code, and recompile.

Taffy · Dec 14, 2017

Well now, something right up my alley. I'm a mario world hacker!

You'd need to do lots of really fun shit with the control regs. I know that somebody managed to make the mouse work at one point but afaik it was closed source.
Try looking in the SNES developer's manual, which can be found on romhacking.net

I hope you know ASM, show me if you ever make this work.

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Jhynjhiruu said:
You would need to disassemble the game, add the code, and recompile.

It would probabyly be easier to make a patch. If you expand the ROM, you'll have enough space to insert the routine that initializes the superscope. If you can make it a subroutine, you should be able to JSL to it by using UberASM or something to make it run during level init.

...I just nerded out lol

wait is this on cartridge or are you running a ROM in an emulator?

koffieleut · Dec 14, 2017

Check this guide out from SethBling, it teaches you how to input code into Mario World. With this you can use your superscope to shoot enemies

GlitchytheHackermain · Feb 5, 2018

YoshiB said:
Well now, something right up my alley. I'm a mario world hacker!

You'd need to do lots of really fun shit with the control regs. I know that somebody managed to make the mouse work at one point but afaik it was closed source.
Try looking in the SNES developer's manual, which can be found on romhacking.net

I hope you know ASM, show me if you ever make this work.

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It would probabyly be easier to make a patch. If you expand the ROM, you'll have enough space to insert the routine that initializes the superscope. If you can make it a subroutine, you should be able to JSL to it by using UberASM or something to make it run during level init.

...I just nerded out lol

wait is this on cartridge or are you running a ROM in an emulator?

rom in emulator. also I has no ide wat u said

Taffy · Feb 5, 2018

Short answer: Yes but it would be a total pain in the butt. There's a large community of SMW hackers over on smwcentral.net who would probably be able to give you better advice than I can about this.

Longer answer: You have to do some stuff to initialize the superscope so the game can actually read data from it. I don't know what this stuff is, but from what I remember when I skimmed that part of the manual it's a pretty big chunk of stuff that I really don't want to deal with. I may just be thinking of another part of the manual though, but still.

Super short answer: Anything that adds new hardware to a game requires a lot of complicated shit.

GlitchytheHackermain · Feb 5, 2018

YoshiB said:
Short answer: Yes but it would be a total pain in the butt. There's a large community of SMW hackers over on smwcentral.net who would probably be able to give you better advice than I can about this.

Longer answer: You have to do some stuff to initialize the superscope so the game can actually read data from it. I don't know what this stuff is, but from what I remember when I skimmed that part of the manual it's a pretty big chunk of stuff that I really don't want to deal with. I may just be thinking of another part of the manual though, but still.

Super short answer: Anything that adds new hardware to a game requires a lot of complicated shit.

ok thank you all for your help

The Real Jdbye · Feb 5, 2018

GlitchytheHackermain said:
Is there a mod to make smw super scope compatable?

And yes i am aware of smw jailbreak but that is a diffrent type of thing

I want the code imbeted in the memory and not have to have a user input an overly long code just so a budy can shoot stuff

(Same idea for snes mouse)

The easiest way would definitely be to inject a hacked save if you can find one.
Doesn't seem like it's easy to find a hacked save though, I tried searching for one.

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