First hacked Pushmo level:
Lol, not much, but it shows that it's clearly a hacked level.
I suppose you wouldn't care to explain how you did it...First hacked Pushmo level:
Lol, not much, but it shows that it's clearly a hacked level.
It still doesn't work...First hacked Pushmo level:
Lol, not much, but it shows that it's clearly a hacked level.
Ha, nice!
I'll upload fixed .bin files. It shouldn't though when reading from an image though as it always works for me...
EDIT: A 3dsexplorer.bin file should be included with the program. Try it. Otherwise I can't help you much because I'm not the one who made the program
EDIT2: Just uploaded fixed .bin files
heh, a minimalist art-style and very challenging level design, a winner that can't be beat! XDlol...hacked level number 2:
Hehe, its been attempted and deemed to be impossible with this game, at the moment. We'll release the checksum algorithm once all of our experimenting is through
Hehe, its been attempted and deemed to be impossible with this game, at the moment. We'll release the checksum algorithm once all of our experimenting is through
Impossible because of no crashing at all.
Anyhow, an interesting tidbit with the first 8 bytes, labeled as unknown in elisherer's pushmo editor. If the first 4 bytes of those 8 is not equal to 0x8D060000, then the game reports that its not pushmo data. The second 4 of the 8 however, seems to be a pushmo data version. Currently, if it is not equal to 0x00000000, then you get this. .
This seems to be checked even before the crc32 field.
It's quite fun to see what the developers threw in there! Anyway, I think we'll be releasing the checksum information tomorrow sometime...
else if (sender ==tbtnShiftLeft)
{
//Data
for (var y = 0; y < Pushmo.BitmapSize; y++)
{
byte tempbyte = gridControl.Bitmap[y][0];
Buffer.BlockCopy(gridControl.Bitmap[y], 1, gridControl.Bitmap[y], 0, Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1);
gridControl.Bitmap[y][Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1] = tempbyte;
}
//Objects
if (gridControl.Flag.X != 0xFF)
{
if (gridControl.Flag.X == 0)
gridControl.Flag.X = Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1;
else
gridControl.Flag.X--;
}
for (var i = 0; i < gridControl.PulloutSwitches.Length; i++)
{
if (gridControl.PulloutSwitches[i].X != 0xFF)
{
if (gridControl.PulloutSwitches[i].X == 0)
gridControl.PulloutSwitches[i].X = Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1;
else
gridControl.PulloutSwitches[i].X--;
}
if (gridControl.Manholes[i].X != 0xFF)
{
if (gridControl.Manholes[i].X == 0)
gridControl.Manholes[i].X = Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1;
else
gridControl.Manholes[i].X--;
}
}
}
else if (sender == tbtnShiftRight)
{
//Data
for (var y = 0; y < Pushmo.BitmapSize; y++)
{
var tempArray = new byte[Pushmo.BitmapSize];
Buffer.BlockCopy(gridControl.Bitmap[y], 0, tempArray, 0, Pushmo.BitmapSize);
Buffer.BlockCopy(tempArray, 0, gridControl.Bitmap[y], 1, Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1);
gridControl.Bitmap[y][0] = tempArray[Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1];
}
//Objects
if (gridControl.Flag.X != 0xFF)
{
if (gridControl.Flag.X == Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1)
gridControl.Flag.X = 0;
else
gridControl.Flag.X++;
}
for (var i = 0; i < gridControl.PulloutSwitches.Length; i++)
{
if (gridControl.PulloutSwitches[i].X != 0xFF)
{
if (gridControl.PulloutSwitches[i].X == Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1)
gridControl.PulloutSwitches[i].X = 0;
else
gridControl.PulloutSwitches[i].X++;
}
if (gridControl.Manholes[i].X != 0xFF)
{
if (gridControl.Manholes[i].X == Pushmo.BitmapSize - 1)
gridControl.Manholes[i].X = 0;
else
gridControl.Manholes[i].X++;
}
}
}Interesting development, though I'm not sure if we could start running unsigned code through that kind of crash, or shall I say "freeze".
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