One Piece Gigant Battle English Patch

I am confused. Can you perhaps show which file that 'text 0' is in? It could be a simple pointer problem or an in game scripting engine goof.

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The only way to tell is to track which file it is in. The other part I am confused about is that you are only concerned by the 'text0' when I would think its the ascii text not showing up that would be the bigger worry. Which form the look of it is just not having the font edited to support single byte letters. If indeed it is a single byte letter thing could you please identify the font file in question. Don Allen Chop Cup Routine Pdf.

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(for ease in finding it in case I look later). Either way I would like to know what file you edited that caused this. I am confused. Can you perhaps show which file that 'text 0' is in? It could be a simple pointer problem or an in game scripting engine goof. The only way to tell is to track which file it is in. Winpe 3.0 Download Microsoft. The other part I am confused about is that you are only concerned by the 'text0' when I would think its the ascii text not showing up that would be the bigger worry.

Which form the look of it is just not having the font edited to support single byte letters. If indeed it is a single byte letter thing could you please identify the font file in question.

(for ease in finding it in case I look later). Either way I would like to know what file you edited that caused this. Click to expand. So I try to explain better, thanks to my friend, I managed to change the font with the JAP OPGB2 EUR OPGB1, that is very very obvious I got the font in this European path ( data fonts opjefont.aft) and I changed the name as the Japanese ( data fonts opjkfont.aft), here is the reason why you see all these strange characters.

That 'Text0' appears only when about to start the mission, goal as: '30 seconds to win!' , that 'Text0' is overwritten to '30 seconds to win.' The file where you can find the basic objectives of the missions are here ' data menu battleinformation BattleInfoStr_SJIS.bin', but inside as well as the pointers of the various phrases and references to names and / or numbers, but I have not noticed no other particular as regards to the 'Text0' sticking out of the blue. Well, as it seems you have an understanding of pointers. I would assume you have double checked and everything points to the right spot.

Which leaves other things to check. Viewing this same stuff in memory and seeing there if something funky is happening. Also to check what errors may be happening in game while playing at this part. Just to make sure that there isn't more you need to check into here. Next and probably the easiest option is to find said 'text0' and fill it with null bytes(00) or spaces wherever it is in the rom. Hopefully that will get rid of your overlapping text display. It could be as simple as a control code goof up (almost the same thing as scripting engine trouble).

But I would think the easiest way to get rid of that(the text0) is to - get rid of it. Use haste emuhaste or any other memory viewer and 'dump' it then search that dump for the text in question. You could also dump from a couple of the emulators but I prefer to have actual dump files from emuhaste. (that is just me). But I also suggest you debug with a debugging emulator. If possible set a breakpoint before that text, file or around where the first 'text0' appears and see exactly what is going on with the game (this may mean looking up some asm commands if you haven't done that before - don't worry its not as scary as it sounds.). Maybe I should get you to look up searching the ds memory for strings.

(in Italiano as I don't speak it). Like I said - the easiest thing to do here is find 'text0' then null byte it or put spaces where it is.

If that doesn't work than you need to debug and figure out what is going on at when that text0 appears. Both of which I may not be able to explain to you the right way. If you can find it in memory than you can write an action replay code to null byte it out (at the very least assuming there is only 1'text0').

I don't know what else to say other than asking for a patch so I can look for myself.