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[Wreck]

I can't seem to find any really nice and easy Decimal to Hex Floating-Point conversion tools. I'm not positive if these are correct, so you'll have to test them out...

0.25: 3E800000 (1/4 bar limb shot)
0.50: 3F000000 (1/2 bar limb shot)
0.75: 3F400000 (3/4 bar limb shot)
1.00: 3F800000 (1 bar limb shot)

If you have the GoldenEye / Perfect Dark Editor, you can actually use a tool there to figure this stuff out. If you go to "Tools" -> "Calculator", a window will pop open with various typing fields. You can type in the Decimal value, and it'll spit out the Hex floating-point version. That's what GE uses for weapon damage, as well as accuracy.
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[Nyx]

Yes! Okay so here is the code:

81032DF0 3F80

That takes the Gold pp7 and makes the damage as much as regular pp7. (4 out of 8 to the head, 2/8 to the body, and 1/8 to limbs).

I changed mine to 81032DF0 4038, which is 12/8 to the head, 6/8 to the body, and 3/8 to the limbs. So I could make it a more playable weapon.

So you have 2 values here: 3F80 doing less damage, 4038 doing more damage.

So use this fancy website right here: http://www.smartconversion.com/unit_conversion/hexadecimal_converter.aspx?gclid=CKWl5eC0zKQCFREPbAod3kb6DQ

to convert the values into decimal and then back to hexidecimal. So right now, 3F80 is 16256 in decimal, and 4038 is 16440. So if you want to do more damage than my version, increase your decimal amount accordingly. It looks like adding 184 tripled the amount of damage the gun did, so if you want to increase or decrease the damage, plus or minus probably around 60 for each 25%. So making the gun do 25% damage to the head means 1/4 to the head, so take 16256 and minus probably about 60 to that and then covert it to Hexidecimal (3F44). I played around with it for a while, changing the number and then shooting someone with the gold pp7 and counting the damage until it was the amount I wanted.

[Nyx]

RCP90 damage modifier:

81032AE0 xxxx

[zoinkity]

Wreck wrote:

I can't seem to find any really nice and easy Decimal to Hex Floating-Point conversion tools

The GE Editor, silly!
(Sub cries tears of blood...)

Probably forgot to update this in the docs, but oh well.

This was really popular a few years back. Sadly, I don't have complete lists with me, but here's the gist of it:
The table of item attributes starts at (probably) 80032504. Each item is 0x70 each, so add this value to the previous item to get the next one. I'll skip over most of the stranger values like the screen positioning.

Code:

offset   size   usage 0x1C   4   ammo type 0x20   2   ammo on clip 0x23   1   time b/w shots 0x24   1   #piercable objects 0x26   2   firing sound effect 0x2C   4   (float) damage 0x30   4   (float) inaccuracy 0x34   4   (float) zoom 0x4C   4   (float) recoil 0x54   4   (float) volume per shot 0x58   4   (float) max volume 0x6C   4   bitflags for special features    again, only the pertinent stuff    00400000   no ammo clip/reloads - draw straight from ammo supply (right of icon)    00200000   limit ammo to assigned value on clip    00100000   capable of doubles    00080000   do not display ammo on-screen    00010000   count hits in player statistics    00008000   can not crouch    00000008   auto-aim capable    00000004   fire three-round burst

If you can't figure out how bitflags combine, take the number listed here and add it to the number at the address in, say, Calc.exe set to hex mode.

+_+

Also, for the heck of it:

Code:

80035EEC:   table of ammo maximums and images assigned! type   name         RDRAM address   21990     max   image        image vertical position offset 00   NULL         80035EF0   0x1515C   0   NULL         00000000 01   9mm Ammo   80035EFC   0x15168   320   02000C84   00000000 02   Unused       80035F08   0x15174   C8   NULL         00000000 03   Rifle Ammo   80035F14   0x15180   190   02000C90   C0000000 04   Cartridges   80035F20   0x1518C   64   02000C9C   00000000 05   Grenades   80035F2C   0x15198   C   02000CD8   00000000 06   Rockets      80035F38   0x151A4   3   02000CC0   C0000000 07   Remote Mines   80035F44   0x151B0   A   02000CFC   3F800000 08   Proximity M.   80035F50   0x151BC   A   02000D14   3F800000 09   Timed Mines   80035F5C   0x151C8   A   02000D08   3F800000 0A   Throwing K.   80035F68   0x151D4   A   02000CA8   00000000 0B   Grenade Rnds.   80035F74   0x151E0   C   02000CB4   00000000 0C   Magnum Shells   80035F80   0x151EC   C8   02000CE4   00000000 0D   Golden Shells   80035F8C   0x151F8   64   02000CF0   00000000 0E   Darts        80035F98   0x15204   32   NULL         00000000 0F   Explosive Pen   80035FA4   0x15210   A   NULL         00000000 10   Bombcase   80035FB0   0x1521C   2   NULL         00000000 11   Flare        80035FBC   0x15228   8   NULL         00000000 12   Piton        80035FC8   0x15234   6   NULL         00000000 13   Dynamite   80035FD4   0x15240   A   NULL         00000000 14   Bug          80035FE0   0x1524C   A   NULL         00000000 15   Microcamera   80035FEC   0x15258   A   NULL         00000000 16   Goldeneye Key   80035FF8   0x15264   1   NULL         00000000 17   Plastique   80036004   0x15270   A   NULL         00000000 18   Watch Laser   80036010   0x1527C   3E8   NULL         00000000 19   Watch Magnet   8003601C   0x15288   A   NULL         00000000 1A   Unused     80036028   0x15294   A   NULL         00000000 1B   Camera       80036034   0x152A0   A   NULL         00000000 1C   Tank         80036040   0x152AC   32   02000D20   BF800000 1D   Token        8003604C   0x152B8   1   NULL         00000000

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[Wreck]

I knew about the GE / PD Setup Editor having great conversion tools, but didn't know if Nyx had it on his computer. I was just trying to find some freebie thing online for him to use. Don't worry, Sub. I'd never forget!
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