09-24-2008, 02:28 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-24-2008, 02:49 AM by Omegakyogre.)
(09-24-2008, 02:16 AM)Raccoon Sam Wrote: Good luck, and thanks..!
I'm at school at the moment, but I'll get home soon enough and make a video guide for anyone who wants to attempt this.
Hmm.
There seems to be a problem: Whenever I find the correct offset for the "garbage" (aka Palette), and put all of the information into TM, none of its palette changes; it stays on the same palette it had on previously, regardless of which one it was. What's really odd is that this phenomenon only occurs when I use the offset for that 'garbage' data. Whenever I use any other (incorrect, but it was for testing purposes) offset, the palette changes to something.
I've tried both ajet.b and cjet.b along with hbio.b and acut.b, and all of them do the same thing. I've tried Intel and Motorola. A quick check: My window is entitled "Import Internal Palette" (got there through Palette>Import From>This File), and the only 15bit option is entitled "15bpp BGR (555)" (I noted the BGR instead of RGB...). Is this correct, or do I have a different version or something?
What on earth could be the problem?
EDIT: More information... Offset found for acut.b was 21880 (dec), or 0x5578.
EDIT AGAIN: I got it working, it just wasn't nearly as easy. I was testing how high I could tell the offset to go, when I discovered (eventually) that if I set the offset to 21016 (required tweaking to get the palette aligned correctly; started with 21000) and then jumped forward using the palette selector, I could get where I needed to. Thanks for all of your help!