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[Other] Change the Black Background for Battle Lost Blackout

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    (I apologize if this has been asked and answered elsewhere - I was unable to find anything elsewhere on the internet, or on this site after trying several different keyword searches)

    I've been trying to figure out if it's possible to change the black background that shows up behind the wall of text when you lose a battle to another image. I couldn't find anything definitive after tediously looking through the tile data with Tile Molester, and I'm starting to wonder if it's even possible. It occurs to me that it may not be an actual image at all - just a fill color applied to the screen in some other way.

    Anyone know if this is editable? I'm referring to this screen:
     
    Yeah I don't think that's an image, you'd probably need ASM to add a background there.
     
    Yeah I don't think that's an image, you'd probably need ASM to add a background there.

    Geeze... I was hoping not to have to jump into THAT particular rattlesnake nest just yet. Any particular idea how I'd even look up where in the code this particular data block is at...?
     
    Geeze... I was hoping not to have to jump into THAT particular rattlesnake nest just yet. Any particular idea how I'd even look up where in the code this particular data block is at...?

    It is just a fill colour. You'd need to find the place where it loads the screen using a disassembler like IDA and modify the code to load background and tilemap of your choice. While it can be done, it needs some skill. Sadly, there are no tutorials on how to do this and FBI regarded graphical hacks as too difficult to do, let alone write about (imo they're not that bad). However, you should start looking up ASM tutorials if you're at all curious about what I've said - it helps in more areas than you'd believe.
     
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