Advanced Over World Sprite Editing: Part 2

Can someone make a tool for adding new OW?

vongerbys10 said:

Can someone make a tool for adding new OW?

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I probably will once I get good enough at programing. I'm learning C right now, so it would be a good test for me....

I cant' find NSE's ini file anywhere. I don't exactly know how to tell the table what i repointed

kearnseyboy6 said:

I cant' find NSE's ini file anywhere. I don't exactly know how to tell the table what i repointed

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NSE reads from an internal database, UNLESS you create an ini file. The instructions to do so can be found in the readme file which came with NSE.

My god.. you're a hex person.
pretty much, I'll try to understand the whole thing before
I do everything.

kaedearagaki said:

My god.. you're a hex person.
pretty much, I'll try to understand the whole thing before
I do everything.

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Lol, yeah, I love raw hex editing. Almost all of Darth's tutorial section can be done with NSE Classic, except the expansion part. As I stated earlier, someday I'll make a tool (NSE Addon/plugin?????) that will do all of the expansion and limiters and stuff for you. Until then, just do your best to understand.:p

I'm so confused. It's gonna take me years before I fully learn Hex Editing.

I know that's a really old topic but I think this part should be included in the main post since it's very important to make resized overworlds work correctly.

"Now for the important bit, change the unknown pointers 1 and 2 to the ones of the sprite you looked up in overworld editor. This will determine how the sprite appears in game. If you don't change them, then the overworld won't look right in-game."

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I found it here

When I edit rival's OW (I changed it to a nds style one, bigger), the rival's OW of the introduction is buggy (when we wrote rival's name). It's due to the resize of the OW and it seems to be store differently than a normal OW. Is there someone who know where it is stored?