12-09-2021, 11:57 AM
The D2 code type is very cool. I can think of a bunch of games I can revisit now and know how to get what I'm after.
I've learned more in the last week than I have in the last 8 months or so.
In regards to using this type (pointer) code:
F6000001 80E080FF #Example unique string takes up 1 row/line. Search from 0x80E00000 thru 0x80FF0000
907D0014 38000500 #Example unique string to look for
D2000000 00000002 #Insert ASM at pointer (zero offset); D2 = Codetype for Pointer ASM
386000C8 907D0014 #ASM code (li r3, 0xC8; stw r3, 0x0014 (r29)
60000000 00000000 #End of ASM code
E0000000 80008000 #End if (final terminator)
Are you able to run two of these at the same time? One for health and one for another player attribute.
The reason I ask, is because Celia has another attribute, a special attack.
The address for the code that writes to this attribute behaves the same as the health code address.
And of course the address where the special attack value is stored behaves the same as the health code address.
I've learned more in the last week than I have in the last 8 months or so.
In regards to using this type (pointer) code:
F6000001 80E080FF #Example unique string takes up 1 row/line. Search from 0x80E00000 thru 0x80FF0000
907D0014 38000500 #Example unique string to look for
D2000000 00000002 #Insert ASM at pointer (zero offset); D2 = Codetype for Pointer ASM
386000C8 907D0014 #ASM code (li r3, 0xC8; stw r3, 0x0014 (r29)
60000000 00000000 #End of ASM code
E0000000 80008000 #End if (final terminator)
Are you able to run two of these at the same time? One for health and one for another player attribute.
The reason I ask, is because Celia has another attribute, a special attack.
The address for the code that writes to this attribute behaves the same as the health code address.
And of course the address where the special attack value is stored behaves the same as the health code address.