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[Other] Is it possible to find badges in RAM

Eneman

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Hi, i'm new to this forum.
It's not really ROM Hacking but i'm making a lua script for tracking randomizers speedruns, and i've been searching for a way to find badges informations in the RAM without success.
Sorry if this was answered elsewhere but i searched for a couple day and found nothing.

Everything i found about badges was about adding scripts to the rom, and that's not what i want.
Thanks for reading me
 

Koople

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Eneman said:
Hi, i'm new to this forum.
It's not really ROM Hacking but i'm making a lua script for tracking randomizers speedruns, and i've been searching for a way to find badges informations in the RAM without success.
Sorry if this was answered elsewhere but i searched for a couple day and found nothing.

Everything i found about badges was about adding scripts to the rom, and that's not what i want.
Thanks for reading me
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Badges are set via flags that are located in the save block data, which is dynamically allocated. The address 0x03005008 holds the pointer to this data, and the flags are stored as bits starting 0xee0 bytes from the start of that pointer (eg. [03005008] + 0xee0) in short-hand. The badges are flags 0x820-0x827, so starting at the 0x820th bit from the previous address.

Hope this helps!
 

Eneman

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That's exactly what i was shearching for.

Thanks for your time ^^
 
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