Well, what I want to do is modify the spaces occupied by those characters so that, for example, in P1 you can only choose Daisy (for example), in P2 a Ninja and in P3 a White Mage, in the same way in P4 a Daisy, in P5 to Ninja and in P6 to White Mage so that it looks something like this:
P1. Daisy P4. Daisy
P2. Ninja vs P5. Ninja
P3. White Mage P6. White Mage
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In the (U) version you can choose whatever characters you wish by modifying a byte which is loaded from here:
816035B0 lbz r0, 0x10 (r27)
#ASM this instruction is used for all characters, and breaks whenever moving between, and selecting characters. The addresses are dynamic.
Go to the address and change the character value to whatever you wish. I was playing a 2 on 2 basketball game with all Princess Peaches last night.
Example 2 on 2 Bball:
Set an instruction BP on 816035B0 in the character selection screen.
When you select a character for P1, it should break.
Make note of the address in r27 (add 0x10 of course). This would make a great pointer.
Go to that address in the ram viewer.
Now choose the other three AI characters. You will see the character values change.
The offsets from that great pointer are AI1 -> 0x28 AI2 -> 0x78 AI3 -> 0xA0
Once you choose the last character, the select difficulty menu will pop up.
This is the time to go in and change the different character byte values to what you want.
You will see the characters change behind the select difficulty menu pop up.
Hit ok.
P1. Daisy P4. Daisy
P2. Ninja vs P5. Ninja
P3. White Mage P6. White Mage
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In the (U) version you can choose whatever characters you wish by modifying a byte which is loaded from here:
816035B0 lbz r0, 0x10 (r27)
#ASM this instruction is used for all characters, and breaks whenever moving between, and selecting characters. The addresses are dynamic.
Go to the address and change the character value to whatever you wish. I was playing a 2 on 2 basketball game with all Princess Peaches last night.
Example 2 on 2 Bball:
Set an instruction BP on 816035B0 in the character selection screen.
When you select a character for P1, it should break.
Make note of the address in r27 (add 0x10 of course). This would make a great pointer.
Go to that address in the ram viewer.
Now choose the other three AI characters. You will see the character values change.
The offsets from that great pointer are AI1 -> 0x28 AI2 -> 0x78 AI3 -> 0xA0
Once you choose the last character, the select difficulty menu will pop up.
This is the time to go in and change the different character byte values to what you want.
You will see the characters change behind the select difficulty menu pop up.
Hit ok.