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I had this blue Macross famicom cart, my friend has it right now. Though i constantly look for it on the internet I never see it listed anywhere. Anyone see this on the internet yet or have this copy of macross as well?

Basically, games don't often represent their text as ASCII, but the alphabet is usually in order in the encoding used. What you need to do is find the text in the file, and build said table of what encoding the game uses for its text. For example, ASCII's 0-9 are 0x30-0x39, while a game might use d...

also any resouerces available on how to build tables? :?: hi, sorry, i've never used the program Thingy before and i don't know anything about how to create those tables. :( Thats ok, I apreciate all your responses so far. Your hexadecimal lesson was alot of extra help. Good to see things in more t...

i started learning programming concepts at the same time i started learning asm (which is to say, totally from scratch) about a month and a week ago. because i have done it like this, i don't understand the terminology surrounding hex editing. what do you mean "building tables?" i can pro...

Thank you for the responses I am gonna chew on that and try to read up some more on all this...also any resouerces available on how to build tables?

:evil: Hello, I am new this forum as well as to hex editing. Years ago I tried hex editing with some effort I changed some colors and made some deformed characters. :shock: So far I have read a Beginner's guide recently that was good. It was alot of help on the basics. http://www.nesplayer.com/datab...