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Patch Download v.1.40
Code:
https://mega.nz/file/gvJ0FaCY#H1Pc1fNYNAz9X7uqdcp3s8R45I5ipLumH4BPAV4Fngg

The patches need to be applied on ALTTP (US), no header. You need a UPS patcher.

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I'm a few years late to the party. But here we go.

This is the result of 2 years of fiddling, tweaking, learning ASM and HEX, all to pull this off. I hope you enjoy.

This hack edits nearly every room(Visual edits mostly, layout stays the same), most dialogue, and many, many gameplay aspects of ALTTP.

Major changes:
-Any Dungeon, any order. You still need to get the three pendants first, but the order of the pendants, then later of the crystals, is 100% up to you.
-Items are no longer inside their respective dungeons. You will now have to explore, talk to NPCs, and venture off the beaten path to find items. (Think about how you find the Icerod)
-The combat difficulty has been increased. Significantly.
-Several shortcuts have been added to the overworld. (Like in A Link Between Worlds)
-Dialogue has been re-written while keeping the same overall messages in tack.
-Almost every single room has been visually redesigned with added detail.(Layouts are mostly the same) Just look at Link's house or Hyrule castle and you'll know what I mean.
-New sprites have been added while keeping to the original style. Nothing should stand out too much.
-Magic now regens, but it’s incredibly slow. This cuts down on frustration, but doesn’t make magical items fully OP.
-Pits no longer hurt you. This hack is intended to be played on mobile. Bad touch-screen controls should not be the reason you get a game over.


Also contains:
- Make Silver Arrows Double Fast By Conn
- The Legend of Zelda - DX By Puzzledude
- 24 Item Menu By Conn and Euclid
- Original sprites by Euclid, heavily modified by Kyim
- Original ALTTP bug fixes By MathOnNapkins and Conn
- Random and Special Treasure Dig Up By Conn
- Direction Change while running with Pegasus Boots By Conn/AST Team ^_^


Detailed Description:


Last edited by Kyim on Sun 14 May 2023 - 17:02; edited 36 times in total (Reason for editing : Fixed download link :-))
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sinistra

Post Thu 9 May 2019 - 14:27 by sinistra

Thanks for sharing, i'm going to have a go at this one ;-)

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Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 0:25 by Wolfcat

Make sure to click on the text on white to see what is hidden in my comment.

I am very deep into this hack and the flute only worked some, but now it stopped working and I can't get to Misery Mire(I thought maybe their is a programmed reason for this or it is broken perhaps.

I don't have these items so far.:

The menu is kind of broken, but wasn't a problem for me.

Sorry for any trouble. I don't expect anything. Other than the troubles I had, I really liked this hack. I have many other hacks I can play. I don't know where I might have missed to go forward. There must be something. I can think of at least one place to check at this moment, but otherwise I am not sure.

Great job. I know it takes a lot of work to hack roms like these.

Edit:
I just got:

So for now I guess I am stuck in this hack not knowing what direction to go.

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sinistra

Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 1:04 by sinistra

Yeah, this is a good descent hack, very well done especially on the difficulty level and renewal of item locations but leaving the authentic Alttp feeling intact.

But please fix the name entering menu and player select menu, then this is a recommended hack imho.

But damn.. 1,5 hart gone by blue soldier when you have only 3 harts inside the castle dungeon and get killed by a rat hurts, 😁

Nice job!!

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Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 5:12 by Floki

Thank you for getting out of lurking mode and sharing, there's never enough Zelda III hacks!

P.S. Has to be the most comprehensive and detailed readme out there. It just details everything that you did haha

Keep up the good work! Very Happy

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Kyim

Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 11:03 by Kyim

Wolfcat:
I'm having a little bit of trouble understanding what you're saying, but! If you can't find an item, check the original post "Hints" section or the ReadMe. Smile

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Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 11:05 by Kyim

SePH wrote:Thank you for getting out of lurking mode and sharing, there's never enough Zelda III hacks!

P.S. Has to be the most comprehensive and detailed readme out there. It just details everything that you did haha

Keep up the good work! Very Happy

S-....SEPH!? SEPH LEFT A COMMENT ON MY HACK!?!? WHAT! Surprised Exclamation

Thank you! Truly!

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Kyim

Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 11:15 by Kyim

sinistra wrote:Yeah, this is a good descent hack, very well done especially on the difficulty level and renewal of item locations but leaving the authentic Alttp feeling intact.

But please fix the name entering menu and player select menu, then this is a recommended hack imho.

But damn.. 1,5 hart gone by blue soldier when you have only 3 harts inside the castle dungeon and get killed by a rat hurts, 😁

Nice job!!

Thank you! But what exactly is going on with the naming menu? I haven't has any issues on my end? Are you applying the ISP patch to a headered or unheadered ROM?

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sinistra

Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 11:36 by sinistra

Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past (U) [!]

CRC: 777aac2f

Using Lunar IPS (LIPS)
Version 1.02
June 3, 2010

Screen looks like this:

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Kyim

Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 11:44 by Kyim

sinistra wrote:Legend of Zelda, The - A Link to the Past (U) [!]

CRC: 777aac2f

Using Lunar IPS (LIPS)
Version 1.02
June 3, 2010

Screen looks like this:

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Oh my. I've never seen that before! No idea whats causing it. Is it still happening in version 1.36?

If so, I'll have to ask someone for help on that one. What bored do we post in for help? Where is Puzzledude when you need him? Crying or Very sad

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Puzzledude

Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 13:47 by Puzzledude

I tried my all screens debug code, but it didn't work. Also checked for GFX flooding - also ok, expansion/rom size (I made it 4MB) is ok. But the bug doesn't go away, so no idea what's causing it.

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sinistra

Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 14:26 by sinistra

In the 3rd castle there's also something funky going on when opening the large chest to get the moonpearl, there is a small chest overlayed ontop of the big chest which you can open and open over and over again, altough you already have the item..

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Kyim

Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 15:47 by Kyim

sinistra wrote:In the 3rd castle there's also something funky going on when opening the large chest to get the moonpearl, there is a small chest overlayed ontop of the big chest which you can open and open over and over again, altough you already have the item..

Fixed in latest version. This is caused the by the chest not being flagged as "Big". Let me know if you find anymore of these. Or unopenable chests, as that seems to randomly happen.

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Kyim

Post Fri 10 May 2019 - 15:51 by Kyim

Puzzledude wrote:I tried my all screens debug code, but it didn't work. Also checked for GFX flooding - also ok, expansion/rom size (I made it 4MB) is ok. But the bug doesn't go away, so no idea what's causing it.

Oh my god. Puzzledude.  Ohmygod
It's an honour.

So. I applied my ISP to a handful of ROMs, headered and unheadered, expanded to various sizes, and I can't recreate this issue. My screens work as usual. Would having access to a functioning version help with debugging/isolating the issue?

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Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 2:53 by Floki

I've got the same result as the others regarding the menu screens:

A Link to the Past: Retold 17-same-result-as-others

Tried patching to diverses roms (using lunarips) with a header (they didn't worked) and without a header (got that glitched screen but at least the game works).

I also tried patching the ips using SNEStuff and got this warning message which I never got, so the problem might be the ips patch itself!

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I still did my homework however and played the intro sequence  Very Happy

Spoiler:

Had a blast playing this even though I find the enemies long to kill sometimes haha. I also loved all the different new graphics for the npcs and subtle things like those locked doors and the heavily detailed dungeon rooms which felt much different.

The difficulty is a bit more steep then the original game however, especially in the beginning when you have three hearts and you get instant kill by the blue soldiers, that seriously caught me off guard! But aside that little hiccup and once you know that its a little more challenging, then it passes well and you get yourself a nice fun hack to play with fun dialogues!

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Conn

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 3:20 by Conn

Looking at the dma transfer you somehow managed to mess up this routine:

Your rom:
Code:
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x001006->0x2118 Bytes:800 (inc) V:231 VRAM: 1000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x00180A->0x2118 Bytes:298A (inc) V:244 VRAM: 5EC8 (32,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x004198->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:049 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x00419D->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:051 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041A2->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:052 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041A7->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:053 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041AC->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:054 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041B1->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:055 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041B6->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:056 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041BB->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:057 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041C0->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:058 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041C5->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:059 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041CA->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:060 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041CF->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:061 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041D4->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:062 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041D9->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:063 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041DE->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:064 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041E3->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:065 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041E8->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:067 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041ED->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:068 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041F2->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:069 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041F7->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:070 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0041FC->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:071 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x004201->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:072 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x004206->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:073 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x00420B->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:074 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x004210->0x2118 Bytes:1 (inc) V:075 VRAM: 0000 (1,0) word

Original rom:
Code:
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x001006->0x2118 Bytes:800 (inc) V:231 VRAM: 1000 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x00180A->0x2118 Bytes:28 (inc) V:245 VRAM: 1042 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x001836->0x2118 Bytes:4 (inc) V:247 VRAM: 1062 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00183E->0x2118 Bytes:10 (fixed) V:248 VRAM: 1064 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00183F->0x2119 Bytes:10 (fixed) V:249 VRAM: 1064 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x001844->0x2118 Bytes:4 (inc) V:250 VRAM: 1074 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x00184C->0x2118 Bytes:4 (inc) V:251 VRAM: 1082 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001854->0x2118 Bytes:10 (fixed) V:253 VRAM: 1084 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001855->0x2119 Bytes:10 (fixed) V:254 VRAM: 1084 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x00185A->0x2118 Bytes:4 (inc) V:255 VRAM: 1094 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x001862->0x2118 Bytes:28 (inc) V:256 VRAM: 10A2 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x00188E->0x2118 Bytes:28 (inc) V:258 VRAM: 10C2 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0018BA->0x2118 Bytes:2 (inc) V:259 VRAM: 10E2 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018C0->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:261 VRAM: 10E3 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018C1->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:000 VRAM: 10E3 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0018C6->0x2118 Bytes:2 (inc) V:001 VRAM: 10FD (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018CC->0x2118 Bytes:12 (fixed) V:003 VRAM: 1102 (32,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018CD->0x2119 Bytes:12 (fixed) V:003 VRAM: 1102 (32,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018D2->0x2118 Bytes:12 (fixed) V:005 VRAM: 111D (32,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018D3->0x2119 Bytes:12 (fixed) V:005 VRAM: 111D (32,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0018D8->0x2118 Bytes:2 (inc) V:007 VRAM: 1342 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018DE->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:008 VRAM: 1343 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018DF->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:009 VRAM: 1343 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:1 0x0018E4->0x2118 Bytes:2 (inc) V:011 VRAM: 135D (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018EA->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:012 VRAM: 1103 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018EB->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:013 VRAM: 1103 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018F0->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:014 VRAM: 1123 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018F1->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:015 VRAM: 1123 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018F6->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:017 VRAM: 1143 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018F7->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:017 VRAM: 1143 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018FC->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:019 VRAM: 1163 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x0018FD->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:020 VRAM: 1163 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001902->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:021 VRAM: 1183 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001903->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:022 VRAM: 1183 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001908->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:023 VRAM: 11A3 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001909->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:024 VRAM: 11A3 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00190E->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:026 VRAM: 11C3 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00190F->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:026 VRAM: 11C3 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001914->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:028 VRAM: 11E3 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001915->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:029 VRAM: 11E3 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00191A->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:030 VRAM: 1203 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00191B->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:031 VRAM: 1203 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001920->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:033 VRAM: 1223 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001921->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:033 VRAM: 1223 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001926->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:035 VRAM: 1243 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001927->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:036 VRAM: 1243 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00192C->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:037 VRAM: 1263 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00192D->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:038 VRAM: 1263 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001932->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:039 VRAM: 1283 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001933->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:040 VRAM: 1283 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001938->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:042 VRAM: 12A3 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001939->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:042 VRAM: 12A3 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00193E->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:044 VRAM: 12C3 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00193F->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:045 VRAM: 12C3 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001944->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:046 VRAM: 12E3 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001945->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:047 VRAM: 12E3 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00194A->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:048 VRAM: 1303 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x00194B->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:049 VRAM: 1303 (1,0) word
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001950->0x2118 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:051 VRAM: 1323 (1,0) byte
DMA[1]: CPU->PPU Mode:0 0x001951->0x2119 Bytes:1A (fixed) V:051 VRAM: 1323 (1,0) word

That's strange, you only transfer 1 byte each time to vram 0000 instead various bytes to vram 1000. My best guess is that Hyrule Magic rendered your game this. I am not sure whether I can help to fix.

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Conn

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 4:01 by Conn

So here is a "fix" you should consider with care. I restored 0x66100-0x66500 to original and the dma will work again. I tried to restore all bytes changed by hm in this region until 66e00 but then the game crashes. So this is arbitrary some bytes change to restore the optics. Therefore, really use this with care. HM messsed your rom up, this happened so many times in the past already Sad
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sinistra

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 4:46 by sinistra

Kyim wrote:
sinistra wrote:In the 3rd castle there's also something funky going on when opening the large chest to get the moonpearl, there is a small chest overlayed ontop of the big chest which you can open and open over and over again, altough you already have the item..

Fixed in latest version. This is caused the by the chest not being flagged as "Big". Let me know if you find anymore of these. Or unopenable chests, as that seems to randomly happen.

Ok, i've spotted a minor typo when defeating Agahnim, the dialog reads "i cannot best you here", which i think should read: "i cannot beat you here"

It's just something small, but just so you know to fix it for future releases.

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sinistra

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 11:00 by sinistra

Wolfcat wrote:Make sure to click on the text on white to see what is hidden in my comment.

I am very deep into this hack and the flute only worked some, but now it stopped working and I can't get to Misery Mire(I thought maybe their is a programmed reason for this or it is broken perhaps.


Same here, get picked up by the bird, then select the place to go, but get put back in the same place.

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Kyim

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 12:53 by Kyim

Wolfcat wrote:Ok, i've spotted a minor typo when defeating Agahnim, the dialog reads "i cannot best you here", which i think should read: "i cannot beat you here"  

It's just something small, but just so you know to fix it for future releases.

Thanks! So, to "best" someone means to defeat or out-do them in a competition, so that line is intentional.

Thanks for the QA! Let me know if you find any more typos!

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Kyim

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 13:02 by Kyim

SePH wrote:

Had a blast playing this even though I find the enemies long to kill sometimes haha. I also loved all the different new graphics for the npcs and subtle things like those locked doors and the heavily detailed dungeon rooms which felt much different.

The difficulty is a bit more steep then the original game however, especially in the beginning when you have three hearts and you get instant kill by the blue soldiers, that seriously caught me off guard! But aside that little hiccup and once you know that its a little more challenging, then it passes well and you get yourself a nice fun hack to play with fun dialogues!

Thank you SO MUCH, Seph! I'll look at lowering the HP values a little. The Morning Start enemy is probably the worst offender. But I'm glad you liked the little details!

As for the menus:

A Link to the Past: Retold Menus10

It has to be the ISP patch itself. I still can't recreate the menu issue on my end, so I'm guessing something happens when the ISP patch is made. I'm using LunarISP 1.03. Would sending the working ROM to one of you help? I feel quite a bit out of my depth with this aspect. Everything else seems to be working fine though?

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sinistra

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 13:09 by sinistra

Kyim wrote:Ok, i've spotted a minor typo when defeating Agahnim, the dialog reads "i cannot best you here", which i think should read: "i cannot beat you here"  

It's just something small, but just so you know to fix it for future releases.

Thanks! So, to "best" someone means to defeat or out-do them in a competition, so that line is intentional.

Thanks for the QA! Let me know if you find any more typos! [/quote]

Ok, then just a misintrepetation of me then.

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Kyim

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 13:18 by Kyim

Conn wrote:So here is a "fix" you should consider with care. I restored 0x66100-0x66500 to original and the dma will work again. I tried to restore all bytes changed by hm in this region until 66e00 but then the game crashes. So this is arbitrary some bytes change to restore the optics. Therefore, really use this with care. HM messsed your rom up, this happened so many times in the past already Sad

Oh, Blimey. HM really is that big of a pain, huh?Uploading the newest version with your patch applied. Heres hoping!

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sinistra

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 13:19 by sinistra

sinistra wrote:
Wolfcat wrote:Make sure to click on the text on white to see what is hidden in my comment.

I am very deep into this hack and the flute only worked some, but now it stopped working and I can't get to Misery Mire(I thought maybe their is a programmed reason for this or it is broken perhaps.


Same here, get picked up by the bird, then select the place to go, but get put back in the same place.


Correction, Flute seems to work just fine, just need to select the place to go and hit the X button,. Confused

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Kyim

Post Sat 11 May 2019 - 13:23 by Kyim

sinistra wrote:
sinistra wrote:
Wolfcat wrote:Make sure to click on the text on white to see what is hidden in my comment.

I am very deep into this hack and the flute only worked some, but now it stopped working and I can't get to Misery Mire(I thought maybe their is a programmed reason for this or it is broken perhaps.


Same here, get picked up by the bird, then select the place to go, but get put back in the same place.


Correction, Flute seems to work just fine, just need to select the place to go and hit the X button,.  Confused

Haha there we go! Aye, its meant to be that way. So you can cancel Flute Transport, if you change your mind.

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