ROM Hack Zelda ST: Y axis modification

campbell00

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I've been fiddling with the y axis modifier code for Zelda: Spirit Tacks for a while, and I can't get it to do anything. The code's description is strange; I think its L+X+*British Pound*, and I'm not sure what this means.

Any help?
 

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I dunno where you get your codes from, but my old usrcheat.dat from the cheats.gbatemp/temp says:
"[L+X+Up/Down] Y Axis View Mod"
I cannot imagine how or why yours would show "£"
 

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Try to update your cheat database file. You can download the newest verison at the GBATemp Cheat Database, just type that in Google. Mabey that helps. If not, mabey your firmware isn't flawless, or mabey a clone.
 
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