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Perhaps you should stop lurking.

nope, they still make the game crash.

I'd really appreciate it!:rolleyes:

Just did.:)

A good portion of my ASM experience is with NPCs and making weapons to do unusual things, so some information would help for starting. But most of it I want to figure out myself. Another thing I've been examining: the damage (on self) script. I've been trying to remove the exp loss from it...

Thanks, one of the things that I've really been wanting to look at is the rapid fire function and the y-axis variation with the machine gun. Also, adding bounces with weapons other than the fireball is one of my eventual goals.

That would be nice, the nemesis script is one of the ones I had planned on looking at last (didn't really see that much potential), but it would still be pretty interesting to look at. The ones I found most interesting are (in order of interest) the polar star (for simplicity), the fireball...

Thanks, once I figure out enough of the weapon codes, I can probably clean them up quite a bit. Also, for the increasing cave story code length, I think I'm going to go ask my computer genius friend Ian, he does way more coding than I do (he made a web browser when he was 11 and gave me a copy...

I have a few ideas, but I am wondering how feasible/unfeasible they are. The first is quite ambitious: a text file commenting and explaining each line of weapon code in the order it is executed in, while leaving the rest of the code out. Naturally, each weapon will have a 4 semi-separate codes...

Cool. (Check your email)

But the # of whimsical stars still doesn't work. Darn, that could've been pretty interesting

Wow.... I feel pretty stupid now. I actually adopted that form, because the offset that I was using wasn't accepting the old format, but now that I tested that 1 line format, I've found that it works fine. Now I just wonder why it used to crash.

I'm new to assembly, so please bear with me if this is really obvious. This is a the code that I have written to change a RAM offset, but I've found that its length makes it difficult to use in certain areas of code. Is there any way of changing/increasing a RAM offset with a shorter code? X...

soap? you're kidding. It was better off as a mystery IMO.