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Finally got around to collecting all my (finished) translation patches in one place. They might even be the most recent version!

https://mega.nz/folder/VyhnAa6L#iynE2fEX70mCzYKyw1GLqQ

Will try ...

Just remove objects until it stops happening. That's your offender.

It's faster, easier, and requires less work to get a result than walking through a stack trace.

You can just add more data--there's nothing enforcing its filesize--but rebuilding this thing and all its crossreferences is a massive pain in the butt.

Exporting just the setup uncompressed makes it easier to browse the binary. ("Save Setup Uncompressed" in the file menu.)

There's a pretty solid 1:1 correspondence between what you type ...

Finally pulled something off the LTO drive. Bonus points because had to do a backup and archive just to have enough room to load the TAR off of it. Being all linear and stuff, you can't exactly sear ...

That seemed pretty on-topic though?
Maybe the other surprise was when one of the Goldfinger stages was so large you could "see" the actual edge of the world (+-0x7FFF) and that would crash ...

So the complaint isn't that existing portals are wrong, but that you want to subdivide rooms. Slicing up buildings all over Depot wouldn't be a bad idea, one of the worst offenders and can blackout 1 ...

The PS1's CPU is 32bit with a reduced instruction set plus it has no FPU and its own stack of memory access problems. Integer movement does not suffice for this type of game because you very quickly ...

Isn't well known, but certain settings like audio levels are borrowed from single-player settings. Start a regular solo stage, open the watch menu, and check what the audio output is on there. Set i ...

I wasn't going to write this because it will sound rantish, but tl;dr: they weren't counting tmem impact, they were trying to shave whole seconds off their fps. GE is not efficient and is almost comp ...

Okay..."plugins" are executable code stored on Controller Paks.
One of the function pointers it passes as an argument is the that that overwrites the BIOS, so guessing the primary use was t ...

Please remember that most users post-y2k use emulators and none of those have the restrictions (or benefits) of actual hardware. They also allowed *bad* codes using unaligned addresses. 81/A1/D1/D3/ ...

Compiled all the notes from the previous question about this device, plus some more details about how the comms operate, compatible ICs, and all the known bugs in its operation. Wasn't able to find t ...

It's more about opcode count than total number really. You can make a calculator pretty easily though.
8* types: 3 opcodes
D* types: 5 opcodes
loops: 11 opcodes

If this list is actually correct ...

Found the list, or I should say found the list of Xplorer codes. GS/AR format codes are turned into them before getting parsed.

Rescinding all praise afforded before. There's some obvious bugs in ...