Category: hacking

  • FB Neo Combo Trials by UnsolidSnake

    Achievement Proof of Concept

    To see UnsolidSnake’s developed sets on RA, click here.

    RETROACHIEVEMENTS DOES NOT PRESENT:
    https://github.com/UnliquidSnake/fbneo-combo-trials
    The first public release of the previously shown means of creating your own combo trials.
    Now includes decent error handling and full documentation of pretty much every feature at your disposal.

    • Proof of Concept game supported: Street Fighter Alpha (arcade)
    • Emulator supported: Final Burn Neo (includes derivative apps like Fightcade)
    • Modeled after combo trials in Street Fighter IV.
    • Language used: Lua
    • Framework including source code for use to support other games in the future, available and provided in Github repo.
    • Suggestions and contributions welcome.

    Related Post:

    Response of Departed Developer UnsolidSnake of Retro Achievements [Mirror]

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  • Slick Productions Forum Archive

    Now Available on FFV Central

    Courtesy of Archival Efforts by rustythepokemontrainer (avaquizzer on slickprod)

    On behalf of the FFV Central community and other FF communities of hackers and players, we thank rustythepokemontrainer for his service to our communities through the preservation and release efforts related to this invaluable record of early FF modding history.

    To enter the forum archive, use the link below.

    https://ff5central.com/slickproductions.org/forum

    For any issues, please report them to the Slick Productions megathread in our Discord.

    Note that the archive does not include other web content.

    Restoring the other web content could be something that is looked into in the future.

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  • Spotlight: Tutorials by Fan Translator Hilltop on YouTube

    Hilltop is on a mission to bring underappreciated Japanese-only classics to English speaking audiences. You can follow Hilltop’s work on YouTube, Twitter, or Patreon.

    1. How to Romhack: Mega Man Legends 2

    2. How to translate a ROM

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  • Spotlight: Tutorials by NES Hacker Terwilf on YouTube

    Auto-Translated Subtitles Available in English

    Terwilf is passionate about graphic design and likes to understand how things work. His favorite console is the NES, so he dedicates part of his time to it, creating hacks of games that have the most value for him. You can follow Terwilf’s work on YouTube, RHDN, DeviantArt, or Linktree.

    1. Searching for sprite palettes on NES (Basic tutorial)

    My first attempt at talking into the microphone… damn, it seems like it still bites! 😆

    Regarding the tutorial, it’s pretty basic and improvised; I didn’t want to overwhelm anyone with information, but I also didn’t want to teach something useless.

    2. NES Tutorial – Screen Attributes + Object Positioning

    Responding to your first question, here’s how to quickly and easily edit the attributes of your title screen, and I’ll give you some tips for making simple modifications to it!

    3. NES Tutorial – Editing Text 🆎

    In this tutorial, I’ll teach you the fundamental knowledge for editing text in your NES ROM hacks.

    Related Post

    Tetris: Conventional-Controls Edition Re-Released

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