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Posted on 10-02-21, 02:29 pm
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The boy who always has something up his sleeve
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I want to search for hexadecimal lines for example you these:
4C229FE50130A0E3 70219FE5013030A0E3 But I don't know how to make the hex editor automatically locate them in the overlay 9_9, which is where those lines are, I am using the HxD editor, I don't know if it is the right editor, I would like you to tell me how to search lines in that hex editor or recommend me another much better one. Thanks for the help _________________________ The star project that shows my brilliant mind 
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Posted on 10-02-21, 09:47 pm
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 Giant Red ParatroopaNot Edible  Karma: 3366 Posts: 1383/1447 Since: 02-12-16 |
Use the Find feature. Make sure you have it set to search for hex data. Also make sure your overlay is decompressed.
_________________________ Nothing to say, so jadnjkfmnjamnfjkldnajfnjkanfjdksan jsdnvj m. 
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Posted on 10-04-21, 11:42 pm
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The boy who always has something up his sleeve
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Thanks now yes worked
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Posted on 08-25-23, 01:02 pm
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 ParagoombaKarma: -4 Posts: 65/69 Since: 08-24-20 |
do you guys know if once I have edited a decompressed overlay I have to compress it back in NSMBe or do I just replace it and that's it. Thank you!
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Posted on 08-25-23, 05:57 pm
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 PorcupoI do things sometimes  Karma: 829 Posts: 278/318 Since: 08-07-17 |
you dont have to compress it again. i dont think nsmbe can do that anyway
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Posted on 08-26-23, 09:29 pm
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Paragoomba Karma: -4 Posts: 66/69 Since: 08-24-20 |
Thank you Keeper!!
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