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361	The Site / Announcements / ZOSE Released!	on: November 10, 2010, 03:38:24 AM
Yes, at long last ZOSE has been released. View the topic Here. ~Lin

362	Oracles Hacking / ZOSE / ZOSE Version 1.1 Released!	on: November 10, 2010, 03:35:21 AM
Well, after quite some time in development, I am proud to announce the very first release of ZOSE. If you don't know, ZOSE is a script editor for the Oracles (Ages) games (-s), which means we can create our own events. If you want some examples of its power, head over to the Opinions and Experiments section and view my videos. Version 1.01: It includes some pretty heavy updates, which include opcodes that you need to re-add (Edit > Apply New Opcodes). There's also now a better Free Space Finder, and a lot of file stuff. More memory addresses to use and just all-round better. Version 1.02: Added a new command - UnsetRoomFlag. It unsets the specified flag (bit) in the specified map/group. Version 1.03: Fixed a bug with one of the custom opcodes. It requires you to Tools > Apply New Opcodes. Version 1.04: Fixed several bugs, including free space finder bugs and jump2byte compiling bugs and some warning and double-check systems for safety. Version 1.05 Beta: Recoded the assembly and created F7D2, the new format for type 72 scripts. This is a beta release with only some testing, and is recommended you don't use it primarily until 1.05 Release is out. Version 1.05 Beta 2 (Final): Multiple jumps no longer crash the game, "jump3bytemc" works, the decompiler no longer prints out a duplicate of the base part if jumped back to later, there is now a "Decompile 72 Interaction" window because the "Decompile Interaction" no longer works with 72 interactions due to the lack of opcode support in the emulation. Version 1.1: Recoded most of the assembly again and now all interactions can use the jump3byte commands. ZOSE now requires GBHL 1.1, which it now comes with. Anyway, this marks yet another spot in the history of Zelda Oracles hacking, as our flexibility has gone up as much as click-and-set editing within ZOSE. Ladies and gentlemen, I give to you: ZOSE! http://zeldahacking.ulmb.com/ZOSE.zip Happy hacking! Be sure to read ZOSE.html for a template, commands list, and more. Please note this IS a first release, and it heavily lacks commands that were there to begin with and may have a bug or two. Just be sure to report anything wrong. ~Lin

363	Oracles Hacking / Progress / Soon Release	on: November 09, 2010, 02:07:04 AM
Just to let you know, ZOSE will be released soon and worked on along the way. Currently I am documenting all of the commands. You can view my progress here: http://zeldahacking.ulmb.com/ZOSE.html (This file will be included with the download for ZOSE) ~Lin

364	Oracles Hacking / Help / Re: Chest Weapon Issue	on: November 09, 2010, 12:01:38 AM
http://zeldahacking.ulmb.com/index.php?topic=11.0

365	Oracles Hacking / ZOLE / Re: ZOLE 4 Version 1.11 Released!	on: November 08, 2010, 03:34:03 AM
Two problems with that: One, I like to work alone on projects like these. Two, nobody else but Jigglysaint actually knows anything about these games that'll help. Dwedit could, but I'm pretty sure I've implemented everything into ZOLE he had on his viewer except the cutscene viewer which I view as worthless.

366	Oracles Hacking / Show Off / Custom Event #3 - Lava Solidifying	on: November 07, 2010, 06:16:16 AM
This is an old post, using an old version of ZOSE. Although the script code will still be provided and some of it can still be used as an example, it is outdated and it is recommended you don't follow it for your script if you are using ZOSE 1.05 or a later version Using ZOSE, I did this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUT-nidUYd4 Took a while, but I guess it was worth it. The code: Code: //Initializer writelocation 3003B setinteraction72 1 jump3byte E2AEC //The main part writelocation E2AEC checkmemory CCAB C0 //lever pulled value. bit 7 is set when its pulled completely jump3byte E3B05 //Setting the tiles writelocation E3B05 //Play the shaking sound playsound B2 //Make the waterfall stop pouring lava setcoords 18 98 settile CC setcoords 18 A8 settile CD setcoords 18 B8 settile CE //Solidify the lava setcoords 28 98 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 28 A8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 28 B8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 38 98 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 38 B8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 38 A8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 48 A8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 48 98 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 48 B8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 58 98 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 58 B8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 58 A8 settile 1 setdelay1 playsound B2 setcoords 68 98 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 68 A8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 78 A8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 68 B8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 78 98 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 78 B8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 88 A8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 88 98 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 88 B8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 98 98 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 98 A8 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 98 B8 settile 1 setdelay1 playsound B2 setcoords 98 88 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 98 98 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 88 78 settile 1 setcoords 98 78 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 98 68 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 88 68 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 78 68 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 78 78 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 68 68 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 68 78 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 58 68 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 58 78 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 48 68 settile 1 setdelay1 jump3byte FFD0B writelocation FFD0B setcoords 48 78 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 48 58 settile 1 setcoords 58 58 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 48 48 settile 1 setcoords 58 48 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 58 38 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 68 38 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 68 48 settile 1 setcoords 78 38 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 78 48 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 88 38 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 88 48 settile 1 setcoords 98 38 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 98 48 settile 1 setcoords 88 28 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 98 28 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 88 18 settile 1 setcoords 98 18 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 88 18 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 78 18 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 68 18 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 58 18 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 48 18 settile 1 setdelay1 setcoords 38 18 settile 1 setcoords 38 28 settile 1 setdelay1 //Wait for the lever to revert to its natural state checkmemory CCAB 0 playsound 6c jump3byte 1BA4C writelocation 1BA4C //Desolidify the lava. First start with the pouring. setcoords 18 98 settile C6 setcoords 18 A8 settile C7 setcoords 18 B8 settile C8 playsound b2 setcoords 28 98 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 28 A8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 28 B8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 38 98 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 38 B8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 38 A8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 48 A8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 48 98 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 48 B8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 58 98 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 58 B8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 58 A8 settile 61 setdelay1 playsound B2 setcoords 68 98 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 68 A8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 78 A8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 68 B8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 78 98 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 78 B8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 88 A8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 88 98 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 88 B8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 98 98 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 98 A8 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 98 B8 settile 61 setdelay1 playsound B2 setcoords 98 88 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 98 98 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 88 78 settile 61 setcoords 98 78 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 98 68 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 88 68 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 78 68 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 78 78 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 68 68 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 68 78 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 58 68 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 58 78 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 48 68 settile 61 setdelay1 jump3byte FFDA6 writelocation FFDA6 setcoords 48 78 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 48 58 settile 61 setcoords 58 58 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 48 48 settile 61 setcoords 58 48 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 58 38 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 68 38 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 68 48 settile 61 setcoords 78 38 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 78 48 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 88 38 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 88 48 settile 61 setcoords 98 38 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 98 48 settile 61 setcoords 88 28 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 98 28 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 88 18 settile 61 setcoords 98 18 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 88 18 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 78 18 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 68 18 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 58 18 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 48 18 settile 61 setdelay1 setcoords 38 18 settile 61 setcoords 38 28 settile 61 setdelay1 jump3byte E2AEC //Allow looping ~Lin

367	Oracles Hacking / Tools / Re: ZOSE - Zelda Oracles Script Editor [WIP]	on: November 06, 2010, 11:51:00 PM
Okay, I know I haven't been working on it too much since the last post, but I started again last night and got frustrated and went to bed. Then I woke up this morning, deleted and revised a lot of what I did last night, and now there's a perfect auto-completion feature: http://img200.imageshack.us/img200/5972/zose7.png The list appears and populates as you type, and when you press space, the command finishes and adds a space, and when you press enter, the command finishes and adds a new line. Pretty neat, huh? It took a while because it seems whenever I do character-by-character text manipulation, it's always very buggy the first time(s) around. Anyway, that's that. Except a release... kinda soon. ~Lin

368	Oracles Hacking / Tools / Re: ZOSE - Zelda Oracles Script Editor [WIP]	on: November 03, 2010, 12:32:11 AM
Okay, right now ZOSE repoints the opcode pointer to bank $40 and everything is going to plan. However, it seems for events where a trigger spawns a chest, you can keep spawning it after you leave the room. I have to find out why. EDIT: It seems that for the item check opcode, the assembly is where the pointer for opcode FD would be, and I deleted that. So basically, I deleted the code for it... Simple fix

369	Oracles Hacking / Opinions and Experiments / Re: Zelda ooa music corrupting with use of goldwave	on: November 01, 2010, 10:30:53 PM
Wait, at first I thought you just opened the game with a random tool and picked a random address thinking it was special corrupted music. However, did you actually find the address/data of the music?

370	Oracles Hacking / Opinions and Experiments / Re: Zelda ooa music corrupting with use of goldwave	on: November 01, 2010, 09:59:04 PM
All I can say is I hope this isn't for real.

371	Oracles Hacking / Tools / Re: ZOSE - Zelda Oracles Script Editor [WIP]	on: November 01, 2010, 04:24:59 AM
Apart from my heavy slacking on this program, I have good news. Today I discussed things with Jigglysaint, and eventually the idea was formed to move the opcode pointer table and me making opcode FF and multi-opcode. Let's look at the benefits: -More space in bank 0C which means more custom scripts -Existing scripts will not break -I can add 768 custom opcodes (FD xx, FE xx, FF xx) -More flexible scripts (because of the above) Sounds good, right? The bad side is it's not going to be fun programming the code because there is no good assembler. Oh well, it is what it is!

372	Oracles Hacking / Discussion / MOVED: The "Skip Screen Glitch" from LA	on: October 31, 2010, 11:18:35 PM
This topic has been moved to General GameBoy Talk. http://zeldahacking.ulmb.com/index.php?topic=156.0

373	Oracles Hacking / ZOLE / Re: ZOLE 4 Version 1.11 Released!	on: October 31, 2010, 04:29:31 AM
Version 1.12. Update log from ReadMe: Added an editor to edit where you go when you get the essence in a dungeon. Also made it so the transition and are property editor windows don't show in the taskbar.

374	Oracles Hacking / Help / Re: Transfering Tiles	on: October 31, 2010, 01:19:52 AM
I'll write a tutorial one day. In the mean time, you can use this for help (Very useful): http://marc.rawer.de/Gameboy/Docs/GBCPUman.pdf Mainly look at the opcode listings, like CP n.

375	Oracles Hacking / Help / Re: Transfering Tiles	on: October 31, 2010, 12:34:39 AM
No, typically BGB's debugger.

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