I just finished testing 77 different games with these two footers with their proper PresetID and none of them booted. All of them work with the stock SMK footer and at least some of them do with these same footers (depending on whether they're LoRom or HiRom) without changing the PresetID. I think it's pretty safe to say that no PresetID outside of the stock games can be used. Man... I'm pooped.
Like i said already multiple times, all non-existing presetid's return a null-pointer right after loading the rom, it's pointless to try them.
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1F 20 03 D5 NOPYeah, it's what I've been saying too, I just do what DarkAkuma tells me to do since he doesn't have a Switch. I was about to mention to him that you had said something about this app keeping play records related to IDs and how that was probably related to why no other IDs could be loaded. Glad to see something can be done about it (by someone who knows what that thing you just said means). Thanks for the info, as always!
Good idea. Perhaps that helps for some translated roms. I tried it with Magical Quest 3, insered it direct after line 001FFFF0, not working
Good idea. Perhaps that helps for some translated roms. I tried it with Magical Quest 3, insered it direct after line 001FFFF0, not working
Then I've tried to add the footer first, then adding the patch, but that just erases the footer.
Please tell us if you have success somewhere with this method.
[Enable All Preset IDs (on)]
04000000 00021458 1F2003D5
[Enable All Preset IDs (off)]
04000000 00021458 E8040054Unless I did something very wrong, turning this cheat on with Edizon makes it so no games can boot, not even the stock ones. I'm using it in combination with the signature check skip cheat, but I doubt that was the problem. At least the formatting seems to be correct since it showed up the way it's supposed to on Edizon. Don't look at me to fix it though, everything Falos says is in a different language for me, I need a Rosetta Stone.
With the PresetID set to 00 00. But don't try it, it won't work (for now) on the SNES Online app.
Live a Live does work, unless you mean it boots but crashes at a later point that I haven't reached. But if you mean that it doesn't boot, it does for me and works alright for the first 5 minutes or so of every story, which is far as I've tested. Maybe we tried different patches since I didn't bother looking for a new one.
We'll have to wait for Falos's input then! As for the 0000 thing, yeah, I already learned about that from your posts, I just waned to save 18Phoenix some time since I saw his asking.
We used to feed random data into the NES Online Injection tool just to get the covers we wanted but nowadays it's much easier and faster to use something called the Switch Toolbox. You have to open the cover and a title screenshot from one of the stock games in the program, right click on one of them, choose replace and choose the cover/screen you want to replace it with, press OK, save and that's it. Pretty much any dimensions will do for the images but if you like to stick to the real dimensions (and it's just better to do so to save you some headaches), the US/EU covers are 512x357 and the JP ones are 283x512 (or 512x283 for the horizontal ones). Title screens are 400x300.
Just as with the other German translation patches you've posted about, I'm sorry to say that they're just not going to be a priority for pretty much anyone but you at least until everything else is sorted out. There are still a good amount of games we can't get working correctly or at all in their original versions or with much more common, popular patches, and some of these games are high profile games too, so you can imagine that German translations are not going to be a priority for anyone else for a good while. On top of that, pretty much every German speaking person I've ever met and seen speaks near perfect English or at least understands it perfectly, so not even Germans are going to be running to get these working. My advice is to focus on the games you want to play the most, quality over quantity and all that, at least until things are easier. Sorry.
I tried Bust-a-Move for you and the bubbles look kinda weird from the start. Some of them have a duplicate right on top that appears and disappears all the time. I'm 99% sure that's not supposed to be there.
Sure, you're right, the most of us Germans like to conversate in English, many others can't really good German as well.
I haven't seen any duplicates. You can see the jumping bubbles twice because the lower jump animation doesn't disappear. Nothing bad, just looks a bit strange.
Well, the game is very much playable here and from the sound of it more so than on the SNES mini. At least the ceiling does shake before coming down. But I don't think it's perfect because of that ball thing I mentioned earlier (maybe it's the same as the "ghost shimmer" you mention?), that doesn't happen on the real game or the same rom on another emulator. I'll take a screenshot later if you guys are still interested.
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