Negima Gba English Patch

Doing some little project this summer so, im going to translate One of the Negima games in DS (as seen on the title of this topic):: Negima!? Chou Mahora Taisen Chuu: Checkiin Zenin Shuugou! Yappari Onsen Kichaimashitaa:: I hope DarthNemesis or someone who has knowledge for ROM hacking to notice this topic and make us a tool to do the job. If one of them did notice this, then i'll start it as soon as they provide the tool. Edit: Currently who working on the scene: -- hacker -- hacker -- translator -- font contribution Status: -- Translating Storyline Script: Finished Phase 1 I need a cheat, for this game.

If you know one, please Query here. Click to expand.Did you find the text yet? It's compressed within the FPAK. I guess just regular LZ compression because Crystaltile2 can decompress it. (Oh, I love this program.

Exemple connaissement maritime pdf to excel. Jun 25, 2005 - Updates ---------- June 25, 2005, ver 0.8: - Added all cards with its Jap pronounciation (in romaji) + its English translation (almost all). Negima Gba English Patch. ) also, when I exit gpsp ('exit emulator') it ends up with a black screen, and I have to exit with the home button, but not a big of a deal.

) It's not difficult to locate the compressed text manually but I'm not sure how you're going to write an extractor/inserter. Anyway, here's the info I got. Maybe it'll help. In packfile.pak, if you take a look at FPAK stamp at Hex address EDCC.

After the magic stamp FPAK you'll see 01 00 which I think indicate that the text is compressed, then 47 00 which is an offset to something, then 98 00 which is an offset where you'll see a bunch of FF FF FF FF, then A8 00 which is an offset to your compressed text. So at EDCC+00A8 + 1= EE75 (Actually A8 will locate the end of the previous set of codes so you gotta add 1 to it) you'll see your compressed text started with 10 (which indicates LZ compression, I guess.) There you can use Crystaltile2 to decompress the text. (Just leave your cursor on the byte with number 10 and go Tools-->LZ77 Extract.) The text for the beginning dialog is at FPAK at 0131FF48 and the actual compressed text is at 01320100. Anyway, there's a problem with font set.

I think they don't use Ascii English alphabet in the game. Here's the screencap where I tried to change the first line of text to?abcd????? My code Output The Shift-Jis English alphabets showed up correctly but the ascii English didn't show up at all. So you'll probably have to locate the font and do something with it too. Click to expand.Did you find the text yet?

It's compressed within the FPAK. I guess just regular LZ compression because Crystaltile2 can decompress it. (Oh, I love this program. ) It's not difficult to locate the compressed text manually but I'm not sure how you're going to write an extractor/inserter. Anyway, here's the info I got. Maybe it'll help. In packfile.pak, if you take a look at FPAK stamp at Hex address EDCC.

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After the magic stamp FPAK you'll see 01 00 which I think indicate that the text is compressed, then 47 00 which is an offset to something, then 98 00 which is an offset where you'll see a bunch of FF FF FF FF, then A8 00 which is an offset to your compressed text. So at EDCC+00A8 + 1= EE75 (Actually A8 will locate the end of the previous set of codes so you gotta add 1 to it) you'll see your compressed text started with 10 (which indicates LZ compression, I guess.) There you can use Crystaltile2 to decompress the text.

(Just leave your cursor on the byte with number 10 and go Tools-->LZ77 Extract.) The text for the beginning dialog is at FPAK at 0131FF48 and the actual compressed text is at 01320100. Anyway, there's a problem with font set. I think they don't use Ascii English alphabet in the game. Here's the screencap where I tried to change the first line of text to?abcd?????