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Well, you can specify any offsets you want in the autohacker :\ It's basically an automatic hex editor for pasting in large quantities of hex pairs. You can set both the offsets and the hex data by putting files in a certain folder. So, if you used the Mac offsets instead of the windows, and...

Oh yeah sure. I'll package them into a zip for you. :) Just wait a sec...

So, for the video clips (each mod would have multiple clips from different areas within said mod), should each one be about 30 seconds or so? Longer? Shorter?

I suppose that I should modify the Doukutsu autohacker so you can choose a program that's not named "Doukutsu.exe". Then it could work. Or, maybe try a hex editor that's not XVI32 and see if there's any difference? --- By the way, Celtic Minstrel, do you have experience with Tkinter or other...

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Happy birthday to Noxid! :D

Here's the Cross-Platform TSC Converter. Before using this program, you must download the Python Engine for your respective OS. Theoretically, this TSC/Plain-text converter should work on any OS that supports a build of Python. However, so far I've only been able to test it on Windows. (Also...

This works for an odd or even number of bytes: PYTHON CODE middlefile = int(round(endfile/2)) #divide by 2, then round away from 0. #middlefile holds the location of the encoder char. At this point, I've got a working program already. Now testing it on a Mac is all that's necessary.

The TSC research is starting to get interesting. It turns out that each TSC file is encoded with a special character within the file itself. The character is always located in the middle of the TSC file. That also means, if you change the filesize of the TSC file, you change the way it's...

Alright dude. I'll get started on the TSC editor.

Guess what I just found out? The Python engine comes pre-installed on Mac OS X. But, of course, the Python website "recommends" that you download the newest version. I'm using Python 2.6.5, so why not try this mac release of Python 2.6.5? (unless you already have that version) And, if that...

I'll look at the save converter and see how "intuitive" Celtic Minstrel's programs are. I'll attempt to make mine more user friendly, no offense to CM, of course. :) EDIT: Oh, btw, if you've used the save-converter before, does that mean you already have Python installed? Because that would be...

I'll look at the save converter and see how "intuitive" Celtic Minstrel's programs are. I'll attempt to make mine more user friendly, no offense to CM, of course. :) EDIT: Oh, btw, if you've used the save-converter before, does that mean you already have Python installed? Because that...

Don't worry dude. Python scripts are programs. Just run them like any other program.

I'll do the coding. I've made a hex editor before, so this project is actually easier. The only problem is, I'm not sure if it'll actually work on a Mac (theoretically, it should). Of course, I'll have to get you to do the testing. (Again, theoretically, if I make the Mac TSC editor, it...

Okay, so this is how TSC files are encoded. (Hex code = Plain Text = Actual TSC) 0x43 = C = # (at the beginning of every event) 0x50 = P = 0 0x2D2A = -* = [newline character] 0x5C = \ = < (the first character of every TSC command) 0x59 = Y = 9 Now, notice this: 0x23 = the ascii code for #...

Since a lot of questions have been posted already, I'd like to point out that someone has done a full let's play of Jenka's Nightmare. It has everything you would need in any video walkthrough. Let's Play Jenka's Nightmare Part 1 EDIT: Crap, where did brightroar go? His LP seems to be down...

Done. Download it here. (contains no ASM hacks at all, starting point just <TRAs you to the correct place) Also, this mod was made using Sue's Workshop, not CE. Opening it in CE will cause issues with the new maps, as I've tried it before. I believe it is set to 32-bit color, I don't see any...

Yes, there are new maps (all the way up to 126, more than 94). Will that cause problems?

Yes, there are new maps (all the way up to 126, more than 94). Will that cause problems?

Eh, sure, I'll try that. Btw, I think I know how TSC files are encoded. I'll post the results in your thread soon.

config.dat, for windows, saves the DoConfig settings (like fullscreen, windowed, etc). Is there an equivalent file for the Mac? I looked in your Doukutsu.app but couldn't find much.

ArmsItems.tsc looks exactly the same in Windows notepad as it does on your mac.

Impressive, this could open up a lot of possibilities for mac editing. Unfortunately, I don't have a mac, so I'm not going to be able to run this. So, back to the entertainment known as staring at hex numbers. I don't believe there's any significant difference between a mac hex editor and a...

Try LMMS. It's free and cross-platform.