GfxRip Palette and Offset questions

06 July 2007, 13:29

Hi,

1. in tutorials i saw that the PalE is set to 636 often but when i find the pal automatically it is always set to 704. Is there any way to enter the palvalue? (type in or switch up and down?) or can i always let gfxrip search the palvalue?

2. How do i know the offset value? Do you search the whole dump by pressing Shift + Left or Right Arrow Key?

Thanks for your answers!

bLAZER · 06 July 2007, 16:50

1. The palette's can be on different places in memory. And all palettes the find-function finds aren't real palettes, it just think that they MAY be. You can't just type in a value, because that space in memory would probably not contain a palette.

2. You don't know the offset value, you'll have to search the memory yourself until you see something interesting.

06 July 2007, 19:59

ah ok, the pal value is a pointer to an address. i understand.

got some improvements.

two animations from toki

06 July 2007, 13:29	#1
stef80 Posts: n/a	GfxRip Palette and Offset questions Hi, 1. in tutorials i saw that the PalE is set to 636 often but when i find the pal automatically it is always set to 704. Is there any way to enter the palvalue? (type in or switch up and down?) or can i always let gfxrip search the palvalue? 2. How do i know the offset value? Do you search the whole dump by pressing Shift + Left or Right Arrow Key? Thanks for your answers!

06 July 2007, 19:59	#3
stef80 Posts: n/a	ah ok, the pal value is a pointer to an address. i understand. got some improvements. two animations from toki Attached Images

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06 July 2007, 16:50	#2
bLAZER Awesome to the max Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Gothenburg / Sweden Age: 48 Posts: 1,006	1. The palette's can be on different places in memory. And all palettes the find-function finds aren't real palettes, it just think that they MAY be. You can't just type in a value, because that space in memory would probably not contain a palette. 2. You don't know the offset value, you'll have to search the memory yourself until you see something interesting.

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