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Alright. Well, the tsc parsing routine starts at address 0x422510 and ends at address 0x425770. The routine is basically a big nested if that compares the character in the freshly read token to those defined, the commands are in the form of hard coded character codes and are being checked one by...

Isn't that explained in a FAQ somewhere? You are guessing that you don't have the offset of any of the commands, except that of "ML+"?. But then, you actually have all the offsets? Uhm... Can you rephrase that?

Which are you missing?

I think you're the reason Runelancer don't spend much time here ;)

Very nice work, I congratulate you on your effort. ... Though, I can't try it out, since I'm not using Winamp, and haven't been using it since ... 2001, I think. P.S: Did you base this on ORGestrate?

You can't call a stand-alone, unmodified game, a modification - that's illogical. You can however call a mod for a game - it's still game, a modified one, and it doesn't state more than that. QED.

You're all furries! Seriously, this question beats the "what's the color of Misery" one

More like thinking of the act of thinking of the act of thinking of the act of thinking of different types of bread rolls.

Oh boy... * Portability * Bug fixes * Oh wait, everything can't be changed without programming. I'm sure many want them to be open source - do you think you can get everything by complaining? I sure wish it was, but I'm not complaining since I know Pixel can't read English ;) In the software...

This is how projects get orphaned, without a project leader and/or a clear goal, it's hard to finish it.

Sorry about that, I guess I presumed that without thinking - because having stuff like that in the engine itself, seems to me like the usual thing to do. But hey, making part of the physics scriptable isn't such a bad idea either. I've been rather busy lately, but it had been interesting to at...

That's what licensing is for... I really think this is about your ego. Lua is not my game. Besides, I refuse to believe that all the bugs with the collision detection, network play, etc. comes from scripting alone. If you want to do this all by yourself, do it - don't go whining around that...

You didn't seem like you wanted any help the last time we talked. And you're very fond of keeping the sourcecode closed, that's not a good step towards cooperation.

Look for "Debug save" in the menu bar, click on it and enter a file name. Have in mind that Cave story only loads "Profile.dat" when you load a game, so if you want to load your debug save, you either need to save as "Profile.dat" or replace "Profile.dat" with your debug save.

Very cute.‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌

Heh, that made me laugh.

Please stop spamming.

Pics or it didn't happen.

After some googling, it seems like the files are in "Pixel Magician Graphic" format (try googling it you too). That's analogous to trying to open a locked door with your shoe if you don't have the key. These are different file formats; just because Photoshop can read many of them doesn't mean...

The save data is kept in a file named "Profile.dat", but as I heard, the save format differs from the windows version of cave story

As far as I know, Cave story has the option to save anywhere built-in. Edit: Here's to activate (or de-deactivate) it: Change ff 15 at address 12d58 to eb 04 in Doukutsu.exe

I have to say the same as S.P, it's funny how you keep discovering things we already know :-p

I'm very interested in this library of yours, I hope you'll finish it and maybe I will code something that uses it :) Anyway, keep up the good work!

While it's a gallant contribution of yours, it's ironic that the same information (and more) can be accessed from the help menu.. :)

No, but it could be figured out