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[Sky Grounder]

I told you guys :af:

Looks like you'll have to put up a HUGE tutorial :>.>:

[Snivy]

I understand a TINY bit... I think... Maybe...

[BlackJax96]

Looks like you'll have to put up a HUGE tutorial :>.>:

LOL idk man...

I understand a TINY bit... I think... Maybe...

nope

[DSX8]

ai aum werkin aun eet

I AM COMPLETELY LOST!! :af:

[Snivy]

SOMEONE'S gotta understand it other than BJ... >_>

[Royal_Blade]

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What does all those variables represent? And I see "r#" alot. Is "r" a constant variable?

[Chaos_Knight]

ai aum werkin aun eet

WHAT DOES MATH HAVE TO WITH .RELS!? I suck at math. :oshi:

[BlackJax96]

SOMEONE'S gotta understand it other than BJ... >_>

PhantomWings, Dantarion, Kryal, Bero, Deathwolf(?), lol

What does all those variables represent? And I see "r#" alot. Is "r" a constant variable?

r0 - r31 are the 32 registers that you can use to store/load data from.
There's other registers besides those 32 regular ones like floating point registers, special registers, a conditional register, count register... etc.

[Snivy]

PhantomWings, Dantarion, Kryal, Bero, Deathwolf(?), lol

I was talking about on this topic. Like Pikazz? Didn't He/she say that they knew abit? They said they had parsed them once. If I remember correctly. (I'm using they instead of he/she.)

[Royal_Blade]

r0 - r31 are the 32 registers that you can use to store/load data from.
There's other registers besides those 32 regular ones like floating point registers, special registers, a conditional register, count register... etc.

Oh ok.

It looks like those variables are what makes up the .rel file in hex. So the values that those variables equal to is the decimal equivalent to it's hex counterpart?

[Sky Grounder]

PhantomWings, Dantarion, Kryal, Bero, Deathwolf(?), lol

r0 - r31 are the 32 registers that you can use to store/load data from.
There's other registers besides those 32 regular ones like floating point registers, special registers, a conditional register, count register... etc.

Oh it looks A LOT like the type of ASM the WiiRD hackers use. I recognize this to some degree...

I'd like you to sometime explain this further :P

Also, we need a more advanced RiiFS with built-in USB Gecko feature, it's hard as heck to get an USB gecko these days :srs:

I was talking about on this topic. Like Pikazz? Didn't He/she say that they knew abit? They said they had parsed them once. If I remember correctly. (I'm using they instead of he/she.)

Pikazz is a HE :srs:

[BlackJax96]

I was talking about on this topic. Like Pikazz? Didn't He/she say that they knew abit? They said they had parsed them once. If I remember correctly. (I'm using they instead of he/she.)

oh yeah Pikazz too

So the values that those variables equal to is the decimal equivalent to it's hex counterpart?

that didn't make much sense lol

Oh it looks A LOT like the type of ASM the WiiRD hackers use. I recognize this to some degree...

I'd like you to sometime explain this further :P

Also, we need a more advanced RiiFS with built-in USB Gecko feature, it's hard as heck to get an USB gecko these days :srs:

well PPC isn't gonna change any time soon lol and yes we do

[KnightMario]

r6 + r6 is r5 =P
if r6 + 0 is r5 and r6 = 0
(a.k.a. i have no idea what it meanz XD)

[Sky Grounder]

But is there any instructions for what text connects to (???)? Like, is the text just randomly in the file, or is it describing some functions?

[BlackJax96]

you'll see