Menu content string pointers are stored elsewhere. Note again that this controls only menu width and position. Here are a few menu size values that I have found. Thus, the YYYX XXXX byte comes first in the ROM, then the 1WWW WWYY byte. Like almost everything else on the SNES, this data is in low-endian format. This is done internally by the drawing code for each individual menu. There is no value to determine the height of a menu. XXXXX = horizontal tile offset from left of screen.YYYYY = vertical tile offset from top of screen.WWWWW = menu width (not just usable space, this includes the edge characters).Menu size data is stored in the following binary format: I've given a few examples below that already do this.Īlmost every menu has a 16-bit (2-byte) value that determines its starting position (X/Y coordinates) and its width. Therefore, if you want to use one of these ROM offsets as a breakpoint, you should add $C00000 to it. Note that the ROM is mapped into the SNES address space starting at $C00000.
If there is a header present, you will have to add 512 ($200) to each offset lister here to get the correct offset in the ROM file. They assume that a 512-byte copier header is not present. The different translations of the personality names in the SNES and GBC versions of Dragon Quest III.All values given are ROM offsets. Jump to SNES to GBC personality translations. GameShark code 920095C2 or Game Genie code 001-67F-C4E. Codes only work when strating a new game.ĭragon Quest III J GBC Debug.png Dragon Warrior III US GBC Debug.png. They may also affect more than one attribute, or just one, at different times.Ĭodes may sometimes give zero of an attribute. Many of these codes will give diferent quantities of attributes at different times. General Links: The Settlers 4 Game Updates Game Fixes: Die Siedler 4 v No-CD/Fixed EXE Die Siedler 4 v Fixed EXE. Codes only work when strating a new game. Codes may sometimes give zero of an attribute. They may also affect more than one attribute, or just one, at different times.
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