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Oh, it does what I expected it to do, but it doesn't quite separate the task of "loading the ORG file into memory" from "setting up the player for the ORG file". However, the good news is that the "FindResource/if 0 then fail/FindResource/LockResource" code is long enough to completely replace...

*phew* disaster averted! thank you for informing me that I did not ship *another* broken distribution of NICE...

*points at abstract depiction of a semi-cat* I drew it before it even existed, so I'm exempt *hides*

Noxid: Did the original Cave Story even *run* on 3.1? *I seriously doubt it*. (It might have run on 95, but the earliest I can setup a workable VM for is 98-SE :( .)

@Noxid: Because I'm using an XP VM to make ABSOLUTELY SURE the "NICE is broken on Windows" bug never happens again

Warning: offsets may be vaguely wrong if I forgot that the top of the screen in Cheat Engine is actually the top address and not the one I have selected. If you find this information is lacking, that's because it's meant for something *replacing* the bullets. jmp [edx*4+409501] is the disambiguator.

Additional. It seems I've gotten a little lost. Here's the gist of it: 05AB is a routine to handle *every bullet on the screen*. AB50 is a routine to handle *every effect on the screen*. A bullet is 0x80 bytes long, or a *shift left of 7* - this is important because the compiler optimized what...

It's a bunch of ASM modifications that call into a DLL, which then calls Lua code. The result being entities & TSC commands can be written in Lua. I intend to add the ability to modify bullets and weapons via it too, assuming there's even a "vector table" for those (if there's no vector table, I...

THERE! FINALLY! <Expletive removed.> you, bad Lua DLLs! For future reference: These are good Lua binaries that work on Windows XP. The ones supplied with your NICE installation are likely ones that *don't*. V...

Ok, so some messing around points to the Lua DLL as the culprit - it *also* conveniently refused to be injected.