Change weapon triangle bonuses?

[Lien]

^ Is there a way? (eg. making the damage +2 instead of +1)

Am I missing something obvious? .__.

[Crimson Red]

There is a way. You have to "ASM hack it". They're likely just simple values to edit, but actually finding which ONES to edit will likely be an issue here. That will take debugging and with it, some knowledge of ASM.

[Lien]

Guess that idea's shot. I have no idea where to even begin such an endeavor.

[zahlman]

You could always pay Cam to do it, assuming he isn't busy doing paid ASM work for someone else

[CT075]

at the moment i'm all tied up with unpaid stuff and homework

i'll look into it for you if you'd like but i can't promise any kind of timeliness

Edited January 12, 2013 by CT075

[Lien]

That would be much appreciated!

Take as much time as you need. I'm in no hurry and I can't exactly ask for timeliness of a favor. Haha.

Edited January 12, 2013 by Lien

[zahlman]

If you do get around to it then please document it <3

[Nintenlord]

I'll make it trivial for you guys:

0203a3F0 & 470 battle units data:

4: pointer to char data

4: pointer to class data

1: Level

1: Exp

2: unit data index

1: Turn status

//00 = normal

//01 = selected

//41 moved, but selected

//43 moved, grey

//42

1: Hidden Status

//10 = drop item

//20 = Afa drops

1:

//40 = Mani Katti

1:

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1: X position

1: Y position

1: Max Hp

1: Hp

1: str

1: skl

1: spd

1: def

1: res

1: lck

1: con

1: con bonus //not used, already factored in con

1: aid?

1: mov

1: 1st item

1: uses

------------

1: 2st item

1: uses

1: 3st item

1: uses

1: 4st item

1: uses

1: 5st item

1: uses

1: Sword Skill

1: Lance Skill

1: Axe Skill

1: Bow Skill

1: Staff Skill

1: Anima Skill

1: Light Skill

1: Dark Skill

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1: Status effect //5f??

1: unused

1: Support #1

1: Support #2

1: Support #3

1: Support #4

1: Support #5

1: Support #6

1: Support #7

1: Support #8

1: Support #9

1: Support #10

4: pointer to memory that contains B/W/L etc.

-----------

1: 3nd AI byte

1: 4nd AI byte

1: 1nd AI byte

1:

1: 2nd AI byte

1:

1:

1:

1: Equipped item after battle

1: Equipped item uses after battle

1: Equipped item pre battle

1: Equipped item uses pre battle

4: Equipped weapons abilities

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1: read when checking weapon level and when writing new stats, 7 if using Runesword, 6 if wind sword, 5 if light brand

1:

1: read when determining weapon exp

1: weapon triangle hit effect

1: weapon triangle damage effect

3:

1:

1:

2: Attack

2: Defense

2: AS

-----------

2: Hit

2: Avoid

2: Battle Hit

2: Crit

2: Crit avo

2: Battle crit

2: 0x32 if has morph skill, 0x19 if has morph and enemy is boss, 0 if has morph and enemy has no exp ability

2: reads on writing stats back to unit data

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1: new lv

1: new exp

1: ???

1: max hp change

1: str change

1: skl change

1: spd change

1: def change

1: res change

1: luck change

1: ???

1: 080293a4-a adds 1 to this.

1: stores 1 if weapon uses don't decrease? The amount of hits per battle?

1: ???

1: unused

1: unused

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The format is:

Size in memory: Description

Every 16 bytes there is ------ to help counting offsets.

You really should learn to read the doc.

Edited January 12, 2013 by Nintenlord

[CT075]

i think the question was how does one modify those values in the ROM instead of in memory

[Nintenlord]

I didn't say I answered that question, I answered the other...

[zahlman]

i think the question was how does one modify those values in the ROM instead of in memory

Well now you know what addresses to break on for debugging amirite