Joined: 3/9/2004
Posts: 4588
Location: In his lab studying psychology to find new ways to torture TASers and forumers
VBA-M is the VBA Merging project, the goal is to merge all the features of various VBA forks into a single latest VBA core build.
I would like to move all improvements of VBA-rr into VBA-M at some point.
Warning: Opinions expressed by Nach or others in this post do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions, or position of Nach himself on the matter(s) being discussed therein.
Would love to port over some stuff too. Been busy with some N64 stuff, and I would love to get back into coding for VBA.
One of my concerns is timing, so I am not sure how the core changes and the new APU will affect your played back movies.
Lua stuff seems awesome. Main thing is cross platform compatibility, but Spacy has been working on a VBA by scratch made for cross platform compatibility, so I might have a chat with the other devs about this TAS business.
Yeah, M's are lame imo
It was my idea, sorry. I wish now I picked "X" instead D:
maybe I should have said "verily"
k now imago build this
I just learned that nasm doesn't like being run from a path with spaces in it, and I'm gonna buck up and install the DirectX SDK again
Here be VBA-M: http://www.mediafire.com/?f0qgx1mez0z
If your security software complains about a UPX compressed program use this, it's almost thrice as large though: http://www.mediafire.com/?hqnm2mdmjyj
Eh? Why?
That is Nach's domain, not mine.
Why is everyone pestering for Linux support anyway????
Is it because of Richard Stallman worship?
For all your Linux inquiries, go speak to Nach, otherwise I don't give a fuck.
Joined: 10/11/2008
Posts: 64
Location: Kajaani, Finland
Because someone uses Linux, not Windows? Sorry for asking if it caused some kind of headache to you....
Normal rerecording version of VBA (not M) already does work on windows properly but the main point of saying this was to fix the Linux port. But if it is too much to ask from you, just forget it.
1) The Linux port already works
2) Nach does Linux stuff, not me because he has a proper Linux only system. Direct ALL Linux inquires to Nach, not me as I use Windows only. Hence it will be impossible to make a port!
So bottom line, pester Nach, not me.
Thank you for wasting my time by explaining things twice!
Is VBA-RR using the VBA-M cheating engine or original VBA? I'm working on a hacking project and VBA-M's the only one I've used so far (out of VBA, VBA-h, VBA-m, and VBA-SDL-H) that has an accurate cheat engine.
Can a few features be added to the memory editor? It'd be nice to have things like having right-clicking freeze a value or having a doubleclick on a value add a code at that address.
edit: there also seems to be a limit to the number of currently active codes, which is killing something I'm working on.
Is VBA-RR using the VBA-M cheating engine or original VBA? I'm working on a hacking project and VBA-M's the only one I've used so far (out of VBA, VBA-h, VBA-m, and VBA-SDL-H) that has an accurate cheat engine.
Can a few features be added to the memory editor? It'd be nice to have things like having right-clicking freeze a value or having a doubleclick on a value add a code at that address.
edit: there also seems to be a limit to the number of currently active codes, which is killing something I'm working on.
edit: there also seems to be a limit to the number of currently active codes, which is killing something I'm working on.
Sounds like it might be time to edit the ROM
I was mistaken in this case. I haven't actually done romhacking before. I prefer to monkey around with RAM values. The requests are still valid, though, as being able to freeze with a click would be really convenient in finding out what value does what.
Neither greater than nor less than codetypes were working for me the last time I tried on original VBA. I'm working on this huge code to essentially recode a boss from scratch, basically.
Works absolutely fine in VBA-M, though.
EDIT: How about something to also list which cheats are currently active, in the case of codes that are conditionals?
k now imago build this
I just learned that nasm doesn't like being run from a path with spaces in it, and I'm gonna buck up and install the DirectX SDK again
Here be VBA-M: http://www.mediafire.com/?f0qgx1mez0z
If your security software complains about a UPX compressed program use this, it's almost thrice as large though: http://www.mediafire.com/?hqnm2mdmjyj
