Recent content by PorygonY

I also recommend FBI's method, unfortunately you have to modify their python scripts to link to external stuff. Your lines above would be correct, just your source file is missing somewhere at the beginning. /path/to/library simply refers to the folder where the library file is located in...

Not sure if there are any static library files (*.lib, *.a) that you can link with the -mthumb specifier, but if there is, just add the following to your line above: -l/path/to/library -Llibraryname Then, of course, don't forget to include the header files for that library: -I/path/to/headers

There unfortunately isn't (at least I assume so) a GBA library that will give you every definition in a single header file, because it's a huge mess design-wise. As long as you are using one source file only, you should also not be bothering with makefiles. $ gcc file.c -mthumb...

Looks great! Can't wait for the first demo. Will you also include some kind of undo for the movement permission editor? I sometimes screw up when using the magic wand and lose 5 minutes of work. :(

Can confirm that problem. You should always compile for 32-bit systems, as a bigger variety of users can be reached through that. The program runs fine on 64-bit systems though and will be useful for my hack! Thank you! :)

OT: For me the ROM seems to work... I think I will start with a positive feedback: Your idea is really nice, it's really refreshing to play as the villain and to have several missions to accomplish. The dialogues in the game gave me one or another laugh, humor is always good! I also like how...

I don't know why people complain about your english. In my opinion, it is great that a french person is even slightly capable of speaking and writing english. You did well. :) Apart from that, nice hack. I didn't completely finish the latest beta, but storyline looks cool so far!

Lovely tool! Thanks for sharing this! :)

This is by far my most favorite hack. It's retro-styled graphics are very appealing as it perfectly fits the GBA but yet creates a different feeling from what we've seen in FireRed and LeafGreen. The storyline throughoutly was fun and something new, I always enjoyed playing visual novels in...