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Ipswin 2.0 how to#
Ipswin 2.0 zip file#
Ipswin 2.0 archive#
Ipswin 2.0 Patch#

Despite this, there is a way to tell if one is about to be played: look for a case in which the accumulator contains the hexadecimal value FB in its lower 8 bits and some non-zero value (the semi-index) in its upper 8 bits when calling the subroutine $B581FB. The value is sent to SPC RAM, which isn't directly accessible by the primary CPU. So yes, the songs do have semi-indexes, but there isn't a RAM address for them, at least not a WRAM address. The same is true for the end-of level/death/special event tracks. In all five bonus area music sets (yes, there are five), the main bonus area music is semi-index 03, which is why the game hangs every time it is played. Attempting to play any other indexes within this set will cause the SPC700 to stall, because they don't exist.

Music value 00 has only one semi-index, 00 for the blank music.

The only "level-specific" sound for track 00 is that strange monkey sound you heard instead of the splash, so you get that and lots of silence in place of several sounds.

The game depends on this value for loading the correct set of level-specific sound effects.

This does prevent the original SPC music tracks from being loaded or played, but it causes other side effects: The problem stems from this code, specifically the fourth line:ĨD 04 20 STA $2004 //Store music value in MSU1 audio track register Most of the bugs you listed in your post are related to each other. I've spent most of Saturday looking at the patch, and can answer most of your questions. Loop Points for the PCM wave files in RealPack Name it dkc.sfc.Īfter you are 100% sure that all files are in one folder, open it with bsnes or run it on sd2snes real hw.Ī list of the MSU track IDs, with an explanation why they are slightly strange:

Ipswin 2.0 Patch#

Patch a Donkey Kong Country 2 ROM rev 0 USA (. REGARDLESS if you use bsnes or sd2snes! This one is needed for detecting MSU support on sd2snes. Add a file of 0 byte size called dkc.msu in there, too. This is needed for bsnes ONLY to have MSU activated. Copy the XML from the downloads above in there, too. You need one folder including the sound pack of your wish RemixPack OR RealPack + "DKC2 Winning/Losing and more"-Pack, ergo all dkc.*.pcm file inside. > Reduced these PCMs about 50 MB in size!

Endings of Diddy, Dixie and Clear reduced in length by removing digital silence. Loops added in Run, Rambi, Run! and Bad Bird Rag.

Based on the Original SPCs with Cubic instead of Gaussian Interpolation + 44.1 kHz Mixing -ĭKC2 Winning/Losing/Clear and more stuff v2 Switched to 0.70 due to popular demand ^^ĭKC2 RemixPack v3: (WIP, open for bug reports ^^)

Ipswin 2.0 zip file#

Hit the 'Patch!' Button, and you're done!FileDescriptionThis is the ZIP file which includes the two patches.The readme file for the translation.A simple IPS patcher for Microsoft Windows.This is what can be done: Example here is Conn's great Zelda MSU Patch. Use the first text area in the software to locate the Rockboard ROM (click the folder icon to do so), and the second area to point to the patch you just downloaded.

Ipswin 2.0 archive#

Extract the IPSWin archive and execute the program. The actual patch is the Rockboardj.ips file (Rockman version) or the Rockboarde.ips one (Mega Man version). Download the patch file located below along with IPSWin.

Ipswin 2.0 how to#

Otherwise, if you need help, read the following instructions on how to patch the game under Microsoft Windows.

The archive actually holds two patches: as I explained on the, one keeps the original Rockman experience intact while the other brings everything up to the Mega Man side of things.īefore patching, I highly recommend that you backup your ROM file! The patch should be applied to the original, untranslated Japanese ROM game only.If you are familiar with patching ROMs, just skip this section and download the file. DownloadYou can download the latest translation patch here.