Questions about SMB Kaizou... - 1321538815

2：masa：2011/11/19(土) 21:25:34 ID:acOFZclY: Nice to meet you, w7n. I'm Japanese masa.
I'm poor at English, so you may not be able to understand my English.

The answer of 1:
I often hack the SMB's system, but I don't use NESASM...
I only use the binary editor, and test in Virtua NES.

The answer of 2:
7FA6-7FAA(Binary),FF96-FF9A(CPU Memory) : "98 99 9A 9B" are "Envelope Table 1".
7FAA-7FB2(Binary),FF9A-FFA2(CPU Memory) are "Envelope Table 2".
7FB2-7FDA(Binary),FFA2-FFCA(CPU Memory) are "Envelope Table 3".
"Envelope" means "Music Volume change".
"Envelope Table 1" is "world clear" music's "Envelope Table".
"Envelope Table 2" is "Ground Stage, UnderGround Stage, Castle Stage,
Cloud Stage, Star Status" music's "Envelope Table".
"Envelope Table 3" is "Sea Stage, GameOver, save the queen,
StageClear, Time left 100 seconds" music's "Envelope Table".

Let's try to change Address of 7FAA-7FB2(Binary) to "90 90 90 90 92 95 97 9C 90".
Did music become good in crisp?

The answer of P.S.:
These Music Info are written in "ttp://smbarchives.run.buttobi.net/analysis/file/Music.zip".
(But, written in Japanese)

Sorry for poor English. And enjoy SMB Hacking!
3：w7n：2011/11/20(日) 21:01:14 ID:BM/PIQi6: >>2 Thanks a million, masa.
Well I downloaded the files successfully via the link you provided, and I found the files very impressive and useful.
Unfortunately I can only understand a part of the meaning by guessing the meanings of Kanji & katakanas. I couldn't understand the, '12.5%, 25%, 75%...'(whatever,) part.
Now you know where I'm ACTUALLY from? I didn't dare say that at first because I was afraid that this one would be like the 2ch forum...(Praying: Oyobidesuka...Kono hoshi wa onoi touri...)

Currently I am working on the 6502-ASM language, trying to make some changes on my own. However I can only make some minimal changes now, like: When Fiery Mario gets injured, he changes into Super Mario. (Still leaving a bug that makes Mario jumpable when gets hurt, just like the Kinoko-Jump.)
I wonder how Japanese ROM Hacking masters can make complex and tremendous changes(?) That's why I asked Question #1. I also used a hex editor WinHex, and did tests in VNES, but still I progressed slowly.
(PS here: I have made it possible to change the 'Pause' SE into Rockman's 'Menu' SE, why didn't ATA do this in VSYD and VS Airman? :-P)

Uh, I don't understand the rules, should the contents below be in the post 'その他連絡,雑談等他目的スレ' ?(If the meaning of the kanjis are the same...)
Anyway, I hope to get other ways of connecting you hack masters, e.g. by e-mail, etc.
4：masa：2011/11/21(月) 00:45:03 ID:acOFZclY: Sorry, I couldn't understand part of 'Praying: Oyobidesuka... Kono hoshi wa onoi touri...'

Oh, I think it wonderful that you can understand a part of Japanese!

I am not detailed about it, either.
But I regard '12.5% 25%, 75%...' as it being 'Duty ratio'.
Here are my guesses:
The ten's place is 'Duty ratio'. And 9 is defult(50%).
The units place is 'Envelope'.
It is about 'Duty ratio' here: 'ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duty_cycle'.

My Website is here : 'ttp://www.geocities.jp/masa_yuu_kaimari/'
(Written in Japanese, But English page may be also made in the near future.)
'支援パッチ' means 'Support Patch'. There system hack are made with (called Binary Editor in Japan).
I want to try ASM language, but I can't understand it well. :'(
(The programing language which I can understand is only C#, Managed C++,BASIC(Not VB). However, there are only a few.)
So I usually only use HEX Editor.

About the post, I think that it is OK.
'その他連絡,雑談等他目的スレ' means 'free thread'.

My e-mail address is here: masa_yuu_kaimari(a)yahoo.co.jp
(Please replace (a) to @. It is a measure against SPAM.)

Could I understand your English and was My English different?
If wrong, please let me know.