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Alright, well I guess Ruby my tutorial isn't written perfectly for Ruby.
Here's a run through of what you need to do.
Open up your Ruby ROM in XVI32.
Press ctrl+F
Type '00 00 00 DD 00 00 D0 DD 00 00 DD EE 00 00 DD EE' (The second row) into the search box because it is a string of bytes that won't appear very often in the ROM.
Trace it back to the 16 bytes from where it came from and you should be at address EA0128. (It says it in the bottom left hand corner of XVI32)
This whole thing was just finding the box.
Edit it in TileMolester/TLP/TileEd.
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hmm ok, ill do that but another of my problems on that program is where do is see the adresse? when i have searched those digits and theres a result where do i see the "adresse" you are talking about in your tutorial like 0x------- i dont see it anywhere
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Never search for lists of the same byte. They're too common. You needed to search for something like the 1051666610, something that isn't a common re-occurring set of values.
Also there's no limit values you can search for. I used to use XVI32, and why search for just 3-4 values. There's nothing stopping you from writing about 10 to narrow the search.
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ok lets say there it is 00 00 00 00 00 11 11 11 10 51 66 66 10 34 33 33 and more. (i didnt check again)do you mean i in the hex editor should search for 00 00 11 or 11 11 10 or 51 66 66 or 10 34 33 but ok, but then i opened the rom in XVI32 and searched under hex, when i searched for 00 00 00 a long string of 00 00 00... came up ok that might not give any adresse but on that hex editor if i search for a hex code where on the screen do i see the adress?
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Uhhh... Yes it does. It's not just 00 00 00 00 00.
There's 00 00 00 00 00 11 11 11 10 51 66 66 10 34 33 33 and more. Through those steps you should find the textbox at address at 0xE9ADDC.
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hmm , your tutorial on editing the text box doesnt work on ruby, on memory viewer the only hex i can find according to the adresse was 000000 and and also i dont know where to see if i search 000000 in the hex editing program where the adresse for that is