Toenailed, how do you do it?Â
Thanks a lot!i update this site for two version of IPS for left handed people
for direct link here it is
Plain Directional Pad Hack: LoZ_DPAD_Hack_Left.zip
Directional Pad with X as Spin Attack: LoZ_DPAD_X_left.zip
Action Replay DS version: LoZ_DPAD_hack_ARDS_left.txt
Wow, that's greati update this site for two version of IPS for left handed people
for direct link here it is
Plain Directional Pad Hack: LoZ_DPAD_Hack_Left.zip
Directional Pad with X as Spin Attack: LoZ_DPAD_X_left.zip
Action Replay DS version: LoZ_DPAD_hack_ARDS_left.txt
Wow, that's greatPlease don't be offended by ppl who don't like your work. I guess their reason is that the game isn't meant to be played with the d-pad. But that's what makes the hack so great in my eyes. It also makes the game feel more 'Zelda' to meKeep up the good work. Oh, maybe Zeld or people from kodewerkx can be of help for you.
I tried patching it with a GBA IPS patcher for OS X, but I got a white screen only. I think the program wasn't right for a NDS game. I'll seek out another program.
I've got the v. 0.50 ready for whenever I start playing though. Thanks!
Or try Neil Corlett's UIPS, there are Mac OS X binaries.I tried patching it with a GBA IPS patcher for OS X, but I got a white screen only. I think the program wasn't right for a NDS game. I'll seek out another program.
I've got the v. 0.50 ready for whenever I start playing though. Thanks!
i'm not familiar with OS X but do you think you can make a Hex compare between the patched ROM and the clean ROM (in windows FC \B will do the trick, i don't know if OS X has it own version of this). And after that can you post where the difference occur, just to make sure that if my ips causes the culprit or not.
Parents seem wrather lacking on teaching the old adage "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all" - I for one am sad to hear you are getting any lashback from that type of stupid. Toenailed (and anyone else working on translations, cheats, hacks and the like and sharing their work publicly for others to use) - thanks for your time and enthusiasm in making your bits of code versatile, usable, free, and completely void of any copyrighted content - regardless of what some may think or believe (and take upon themselves to to out of their way to prove they do not understand), this type of thing will always be appreciated even when those that hate (or are jealous?) are louder than those that appreciate.Your welcome ..Good thing i still hear some compliment even some don't like my work ..Â
QFT, it's all too easy to grab something cool and not say thanks to the one who made it. It's sad to see just the complaining people sometimes. It's kind of the same in a way when I went to search for reviews of PC parts some years ago. All you read is the complaints, while in fact many are enjoying the productGood rule of thumb, if all you hear from are morons, chances are the people that like it are too busy enjoying it (usually in a bug free way) to tell you they are busy enjoying itÂ