Raspberry Foxy @Raspberryfloof@awoo.space

Except... the continue arrow also references those parameters, but the bank has already been restored when it tries drawing it, so it's using incorrect/invalid data when determining where it should draw that arrow.

I'll probably just have to find the continue arrow code and hook it somehow, just like my custom text code...

When IS2 draws a dialogue box on screen, it uses a particular 3-byte memory address for loading the window parameters from; and since all window parameters are in the same bank, it never updates the bank byte in that address.

I've moved all my custom code out into a new bank, though, including window parameters, so I have a hack in place that saves, replaces, and restores that bank byte when it loads custom text...

This music was also used in U.N. Squadron (SNES) for its final stage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wvHrnwCAwE

Writing a system for dynamically inserting text and automatically updating text pointers.

Using a disassembly would probably be easier, but... that requires a fully reassemblable disassembly...

I probably won't have much new to show on the IS2 project until this is working though. Sorry...! ^^;;;

Music mood: Night Owl, from Stunt Race FX (SNES).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tqa5WVh3-w

Oh, I had more control codes implemented in my custom code than I thought... I guess I can actually insert some of this text then ^^

Music mood: In the Final, from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6M2xt_Ks4Y

Yeesh, this is... a lot of references to this memory address. >.>;;;

I certainly have lots of work left figuring things out...

Well, I found which memory address is used for indexing which dialogue line is spoken by AI players.

Unfortunately, because I didn't finish tagging things in my disassembly, I can't cross-reference where the breakpoint I set fired with it, because that section of code is untagged...

I guess I know what I'll be doing today.