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Found the offsets! I switched offset 0x000D2D from 'A9' to 'A7' and offset 0x000D43 from 'A9' to 'A7'. Thanks for the hint!

I'm familiar with the hex code editor - but not the debugger. If you can tell me what the offset is for the Y-position of the peahat (or the peahat's color scheme code), I'll try to take it from there.

Hi everyone! I am trying to change the color scheme of the peahat on the title screen *without changing the color scheme of Link*. (see Attachment 1) Apparently, Link and the peahat share the same color scheme (see the red circled area of attachment 2). I am trying to change the color scheme of the ...

I resolved the hack - but through the hex editor.

Thanks for your help, everyone!

Yes, I was able to remove the background garbage tiles easily, but my main problem was removing the sprites in the foreground, which were not accessible in the Table Viewer. Again, I'll try to locate the register(?) values of the buffer and see if I can relocate that "1" graphic. Thanks!

I was hoping to do some simple edits in the assembler code, but I'll look into the debugger program. I am unfamiliar with using this program, but I'll give it a shot and let you know if I make any progress.

Thanks for the advice!

I was able to find the assembler code on the PPU Viewer table. Removing the graphic "1" would ruin the gameplay... so I assume that there is another code for the placement of that graphic. By the way, here is a screenshot of the translated game and the PPU Viewer table. Again, my objective...

I am unable to remove the "1" character in the title screen of "Keisan Game: Sansuu 1 Toshi". I have attempted to identify the assembler code by viewing the Name Table Viewer (in FCEUX). Unfortunately, it does not appear. Is there an easy way to find and identify the "1"...