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Nicolas · 03-12-10, 11:31 AM

"I guess you mean lack of feedback."

Irish, yes i feel like that sometimes it's true.
But i meant more to say, that the fix writes in sh4 'memory space' when it is running, and it's a hack. When Sh4 closes the code just dissapear with the game.
It's like a 'Trainer':
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheating_in_video_games
See 'Trainer' section and 'Code injection'

This kind of hack is just innocent for me. And more when it suppose to address things the game makers left behind

. Others don't feel like that.

I really had fun making this, learning assembler is actually a lot easier than i expected. It's something i always wanted to do...

Cheers.

03-12-10, 11:31 AM	#7
Nicolas Commander Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Uruguay Posts: 453 Downloads: 196 Uploads: 4	"I guess you mean lack of feedback." Irish, yes i feel like that sometimes it's true. But i meant more to say, that the fix writes in sh4 'memory space' when it is running, and it's a hack. When Sh4 closes the code just dissapear with the game. It's like a 'Trainer': http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheating_in_video_games See 'Trainer' section and 'Code injection' This kind of hack is just innocent for me. And more when it suppose to address things the game makers left behind . Others don't feel like that. I really had fun making this, learning assembler is actually a lot easier than i expected. It's something i always wanted to do... Cheers.