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  • Technically, yes. It's not hiding in plain sight if that's what you're thinking though.
    I have a hard time finding the time to work on my mod, but maybe I can help you out...

    What exactly would you want me to do?
    I could help with any problems and such, I suppose, but there's always the Hacking/Modding Question/Answer thread for that...
    I really don't have the time to mod for other people; I barely get the chance to work on my own. I'll write simple hacks for people from time to time if it interests me, but that's pretty much as involved as I can get.
    You mean use Nicalis's sprites? I don't know where to get them, just the original. Or mabye I should use Fanart?
    Haha Ok. XD
    Something like this for the front:
    logo_front.jpg


    And this for the back:
    Logo.jpg
    Ok, ok sure; I didn't completly understand. Do you still want me to or do you have a cool looking logo?
    I'm a large (:p). And I guess a white background. What kind of custom logo are you using?
    Well if you're actually serious about this I'd be willing to :D Just need to know how you're going to get it to me.
    I have no idea what you mean by that.
    There are blank spaces in the .exe, but it's just padding sections to align on certain widths. This padding is certainly usable and I do use it frequently.
    Another thing I do is simply re-write the functionality by hand in ASM in such a way that it's more efficient and takes up less space, giving room for increased functionality.
    Or I just delete something I don't care about like a boss or entity. I'll never use them all, and something like 3/4 of the code segment is entity AI.
    I'm really not prepared to give a lecture on hacking theory :/
    Optimization, rearranging, re-purposing, there are tons of things you can do. It just takes experience to know how and when.
    Eh.. more or less.
    There are certain tricks you can use to make extra space.
    Because if you don't then that line will do whatever it was going to do, and if you erase something before it then the program may become confused and crash.
    Yes. There is only so much room; to write one thing, you have to replace something else.
    You highlight the next command and then press space then type NOP in the box that comes up and hit enter
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