Hacking How can convert hex from a gecko code into readable english?

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Hi, I have been trying to convert the hex codes in the Project M gecko file to readable English but every time I try I get a bunch of unreadable characters and very few that are actually readable. If anybody knows how to convert the hex codes in a gecko file to readable ASCII please tell me! My reason for doing this is I want to be able to understand the codes in the project m gecko file so I can maybe utilize the clone engine. Any help is appreciated, I just need to know how I would go about doing this or if it's possible. Thanks! :)
 
Just open the GCT in a hex editor and copy the byte values, then you get a cheat txt file back (remove first and last line afterwards).
 
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yes, it is. A gecko to programming language converter does not exists (or I don't know it). However, some parts (e.g beginning with C2 like "C210F9B4 00000005" = 5 lines = 40 bytes) are assembler parts, that can be disassembled.
 
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yes, it is. A gecko to programming language converter does not exists (or I don't know it). However, some parts (e.g beginning with C2 like "C210F9B4 00000005" = 5 lines = 40 bytes) are assembler parts, that can be disassembled.
Thanks! :)

How could I program my own gecko codes?
 
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