karatekid552
What happens if I push it?....
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Interesting. I've applied a bunch of IPS patches before, and I did it the same way this time - changing the name of the ROM to match the name of the IPS file. I've picked up that there is also a program that can do patching, but I'd never found it necessary before. Is there any reason the matching names method wouldn't be compatible with this?
EDIT: I did notice one other thing: When I go to 0xFFFFFE and make sure the two bytes there are FFFF, I find it reverts to NOT FFFF if I reopen the ROM with HxD after opening with G3HS. (Actually, reversion may be the wrong word, as the values change). But If I close HxD and reopen it without loading G3HS, it remains FFFF. Does that agree with the clean ROM idea?
*Facepalm*
1) VBA has a built in auto-patcher on the fly. This means that it patches the rom every time you load it into it. That is why you never had to patch it to play. For hacking, you really do need to use a tool to patch it. VBA's patches only apply to the copy of the rom it loads into the ram.
2) Read my documentation on the ini. Please.