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Interesting approach to ROM hacking here. I'm of the opinion that it's very difficult to make a good hack without at least some coding changes. You can get pretty far in games like SMW, but even then the formula begins to get stale without some new tricks. So it's nice to see someone not relying...

Very nice. I'd absolutely love to see a completed mod of wario land 3. I'd be happy to answer questions if you're having difficulty with the editor. As much as I'd like to help you more directly, I'm going to constrain myself because I tend to stretch myself too thin. =P The breakable tiles are...

Nah, don't feel that way. When it comes to romhacking there's always a chance that a project won't get as far as you hope, and I knew that. Anyway I did have fun improving it in that time and seeing what you could do with it :)

There's a "duplicate" button which you can use. Then you'll have 2 regions on top of each other. Move the new region to where you want it to be.

I should probably check in here. So if you plan to move to wario land 2, I won't be quite as much help to you. Evmatter definitely seems to have a firm grasp on things in terms of the editor itself, so that's good. Don't be afraid to make feedback in his rhdn thread, or request features, he...

No need for ASM. The area from 0000-7FFF is ROM. CA3C is part of the RAM. Game genie codes can only edit ROM, while gameshark codes can only edit RAM. So what you want is a gameshark code. The code: 01093CCA bgb makes it easy to make gameshark codes if you know the address already. TY...

Something to do with palette flashing. Clearly there's more to it than I initially thought.

Oh yeah, sorry I forgot your question. Metatiles provide the data for which 4 subtiles make up one metatile. Flags store the data for which flags each of the 4 subtiles have (palettes, flipping, etc). I've recently discovered that these 2 values can't exactly be treated independently. They...

Maybe a game genie code patcher. I don't know of one but it would be straightforward. Gameshark codes can't be patched into the rom, however.

Blarg, this might not work very well. In WL3 every note has a set length, but lsdj doesn't work that way. I must meditate on this.

I'm no chiptune expert but I think it is. But it's for NES chiptunes, which has certain differences from the gb. So I'm experimenting with lsdj imports first.

That's basically what I meant, it only costs a cent. :P And if you really wanted to use it on real hardware, you could buy a flashcart like the EMS-64M (though it's a huge PITA getting the drivers working on Win 7). I've reversed most of wl3's music format, and I actually have it playing notes...

@607, do you happen to be acquainted with LSDJ? Just saying

Hi, I remember you. I have a bit I could add for that, mostly object variables. Any particular reason you want to use your site instead of datacrystal though? Maybe that should be the editor's name. :P

The edits from before wario enters the music box still seem pretty rudimentary, but I quite like what you did with the old man. At least it convinces me that we shouldn't stick with the hidden figure. I guess at the end we can say it was rudy in disguise all along? Or be attacked by a giant old...

Okay, sprites are added, happy? :P

Kay, updated again, though idk what you want to do with that :P

@ShyGuyXXL, if you wanted to edit the tiles/palettes for the intro cutscene I made an updated miscGfx.txt. Also I fixed the palettes for the golf tilesets, I got the addresses wrong before :P

miscGfx.txt isn't missing or anything is it? What happens when you select an option and press "ok"? Level exporting probably is working, but as mentioned it doesn't append the .wl3 extension for you... In the importer window, if "tilesets" are selected it'll import all tileset data associated...

Interesting fat-and-frog interactions there, lol. I recently noticed something I should've noticed a long time ago: it technically is possible to use keys of different colors in the same region, using an updated enemyAis.txt file (I put it in the drive). They can be treated like any other...