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Tool: Day Night System - By Interdpth & ZodiacDaGreat

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PeaoMestre said:
Hi ^^
I apply the routine, but it doesn't has effect...
I'm working with Vista.
I need to do anything else besides entering the routine?
Because it's not working =\
thanks
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you need to enable Real Time Clock in vba in the emulator options. I like it and it works, but when i enter a building it reverts to the original palette a split second. hOW CAN YOU CHANGE THIS? oops caps
 
will no-body tell me how to set the time?
I always get the dark pallette, and i have rtc enabled on vba.
1) Open DAN
2) Open ROM
3) Search for bytes
4) Paste offset
5) Insert
Am i doing something wrong?
 
Well, I noticed first thing, that when I opened it and opened a ROM, the pallets were all fudged up looking...
When I switch from "Back Ground" to "Sprites" mode, and back to "Back Ground" the names of all the pallets (Pal1, 2, 3, etc etc...) got all garbled up...
At least it works with FR right? lol
 
...Where?
In the first post, the last update was at 2:40something.
And you have no attachments in your previous post...
 
0m3GA ARS3NAL said:
Well, I just went to my friends house, he has Win7, works great, but I dunno how to set the clock, or does it do that manually?
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When the emulator is, well, emulating the RTC, it's merely grabbing the time from your computer so when the code accesses the time from the "RTC", it's basically receiving whatever time your computer's clock is set to.

I assume that it is possible to set the time to something different (hey, they did it in Ruby & Sapphire) but I bet it would be pretty complicated.
 
colcolstyles said:
When the emulator is, well, emulating the RTC, it's merely grabbing the time from your computer so when the code accesses the time from the "RTC", it's basically receiving whatever time your computer's clock is set to.

I assume that it is possible to set the time to something different (hey, they did it in Ruby & Sapphire) but I bet it would be pretty complicated.
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Well damn, I'm playing on my PSP... I guess the time will never change?
 
0m3GA ARS3NAL said:
Well damn, I'm playing on my PSP... I guess the time will never change?
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Hm, that's a good question. I guess it really depends on what emulator you're using and whether or not it has RTC support. I'm sure you know a lot more about PSPs than I do so you're on your own with this one. However, I know that the PSP does have a clock so it's most likely possible. If I were you, I would get a Ruby ROM, play until you set the clock, set the game down for fifteen minutes, and then come back and check to see if the clock has changed. That'll tell you if the emulator has RTC support or not.
 
ZodiacDaGreat said:
The clock in R/S/E is merely adjusted time, the player sets a value and the RTC is adjusted to it cause in a game cart the time will start from 0. I guess that's how it works.
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What does this mean for me?

colcolstyles said:
Hm, that's a good question. I guess it really depends on what emulator you're using and whether or not it has RTC support. I'm sure you know a lot more about PSPs than I do so you're on your own with this one. However, I know that the PSP does have a clock so it's most likely possible. If I were you, I would get a Ruby ROM, play until you set the clock, set the game down for fifteen minutes, and then come back and check to see if the clock has changed. That'll tell you if the emulator has RTC support or not.
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The emulator DOES have RTC support, since I use it all the time. I play Emerald all the time.
 
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Hey,
Can you make it compatible for German ROMs?

MfG
raupy
 
Omega, i tested the system on my psp a few days ago and it does pick up the PSPs time just like on windows+VBA. I tested it by messing with my PSPs time and the palletes did change ;).

Im also interested in the change log for version 1.0.2?

EDIT: I just reapplied on my ROM using the new tool and it killed my ROM.....

Link
 
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After changing from 1.0.1 with the fixed times (third release) to 1.0.2, my ROM crashed. Noesh! But after trying it on a cleam rom, it just works. :C
 
The reason that you guys are all having these problems is because they switched over to a different kind of RTC (and therefore, D&N) and left the other RTC and D&N in the ROM. If there are no other places with pointers, my guess is that you'd have to do this:
1. Back up your ROM.
2. Open a version of your ROM in your preferred hex editor (YOU MUST HAVE D&N INSTALLED) and a clean FR/LG ROM, whichever one you have.
3. Navigate to 0x4B0 in both ROMs.
4. Select the entire 0x4B0 line in your FR ROM and copy it to the clipboard (Ctrl+C, for all n00bs).
5. Paste the line into your FireRed ROM, and if asked, use the Overwrite function.
6. Go to 0xAF0000 in your ROM and select the entire block of coding. It ends at the start of the FFs on the other side.
7. Fill the block with FFs.
8. Save and test it out.

EDIT: No, it does not work. It merely crashes. :P
EDIT 2: Yes, it works! Only thing is, you must have already crashed your ROM by implementing the new D&N. Then follow the steps above. Or follow the steps above, and then run D&N. Either way, if you don't do either one, your ROM will end up crashed.
 
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