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I never said you were, I said if you were with the assumption that that was not true.

*shrugs* If it's a one-time payment you're after, then it would make more sense to release it under a proprietary license (as freeware though) and then ask for money to change the license to GPL or whatever. Have you actually read the GPL?

You need to edit Doukutsu.exe with a hex editor. There is a file somewhere that tells you where in the executable these things are stored, so all you have to do is find them and change them. It helps to know the hexadecimal number system. If you don't, check Wikipedia or something. Again, hex...

Realcsfan, please change your location. It's stretching my screen, and besides it is redundant for it to be so long.

Then why did he make one? I think Booster is actually not athletic at all, and also probably fairly old. They probably knew a safer, less obvious route. There is no evidence for this.

Well, that was a bad way to say it. You've insulted us, and we have taken offense. Now. I suggest you open up Sue's workshop and play around with it a little. You will need to open up the Cave Story application (the doukutsu.exe file) with Sue's Workshop, of course. I'd recommend working on a...

Yes, TIFF is the visual format that Finale usually exports as. I however generally "print" as a PDF. But on Windows that requires a special driver.

Oh, another possible explanation why ignoring Booster may allow him to live: if you ignore him, he has the Booster, which means he can safely jet down to the lower level of the cave. Presumably not everyone can survive falls as well as Quote!

Okay, there are 4 apparently unused sections. Are they really unused? copy(2) # 022-023 | Unused? Possibly alignment filler copy(4) # 028-02B | Unused? copy(4) # 030-033 | Unused? copy(128) # 198-217 | Unused?(The number passed to copy is how many bytes I calculated the section to be.)...

I think it's supposed to work in XP without doing this...

Sadly, I am forced to agree with Jacob. Clearly, the apocalypse is upon us!!! *hides in a Jacob-proof bunker*

So, now I just need to know what's in 022-02B and 030-033... ...but wait, "FLAG" is 4 bytes (5 if null-terminated); 198-21B is a lot more than 4 bytes (131 bytes, according to simple subtraction?). What else is in that range? ...Unless you meant 20B and 20C; but 198-20B is still 14 bytes or...

It's just a bad metaphor.

I think the Goddess is the statue on the balcony. Or rather, that is a statue of the Goddess. Interestingly, from what I remember it does look a little like the goddess Beholder linked to...

Would my save in the Prefab Hut do? I could probably select the missile launcher or the bubbler and re-save it. By the way, did the Mac save you looked at have tabs (09) at regular intervals? Because, mine does... Also, if flags start at 21C, then what's in 198-21B? And how many bytes of flags...

Don't listen to Jacob. Or, rather, replace all instances of "make a mod" or "start a mod" in his post with "post a mod" In other words, don't post a mod until you know what you're doing.

No, there's clearly more than one Nemesis, because if you get it from Mr Little she'll still have one in Hell.

So, how should I treat those sections? Could they represent event flags or something?

A signed char can represent negative numbers and positive numbers, but its maximum value is halved as a result of this. An unsigned char can only represent positive numbers. If you're using the variable to store an ASCII character, the difference is meaningless because it's always treated as an...

Hmm... I sense a contradiction here...

No, because she would have had to climb all the way down the outer wall... and why would she do that if she was heading for Hell? I actually don't know where I got that idea from. I just have a vague half-memory of it being mentioned somewhere.

Okay, I noticed you seem to have ignored two ranges... 022-02B ??? 030-033 ??? Should they be swapped? Or portions of them?

The hex value FFFF is equivalent to -1 when it represents a signed integer, or 65535 when it represents an unsigned integer. I don't think the 0000 is part of the damage...

Still seems kind of silly, but sure, I suppose it could work.

... You have a warped sense of "usual".