MM980
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I would be happy if anyone can explain about script offsets and how to give which offset to an event...
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[Script] Could anyone explain what are script offsets...
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Script offsets are places where each compiled script is located. Lets say #dynamic 0x800000 found free space at 0x810000 to compile your script.
The script starts at 0x810000 , and that is the number you assign to events.
If you don't want to use #dynamic, you can use free space finder, or upen up the rom in a hex editor, navigate to 0x800000 and look for free space "FF" bytes.
The script starts at 0x810000 , and that is the number you assign to events.
If you don't want to use #dynamic, you can use free space finder, or upen up the rom in a hex editor, navigate to 0x800000 and look for free space "FF" bytes.
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if i dont use #dynamic 0x800000, I can check free space in free space finder and then type in #org 0xoffset, correct?
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You can, but it's to tedious.