RenegadeEx LIVES!

[Vexiant]

Viper should so make it where this works on GNU+Linux distributions. :P

[Viper187]

Viper should so make it where this works on GNU+Linux distributions. :P

If I ever get around to following through on my revamped Renegade project, it probably would.

[Vexiant]

If I ever get around to following through on my revamped Renegade project, it probably would.

I would donate to you if you would update it. B-) Example, you know how the N64 stores bytes backwards due to the whole endianness shit. Is there a way where you could make it so that Renegade changes the bytes from being backwards. Like, a program in Renegade that will put the bytes how they should be after you input, lets say "01 02 03 O4 05 06 07 08" and it comes out correctly as "04 03 02 01 08 07 06 05?" It's not hard to do it manually, but would be better if you didn't need to do it.

Edit: When I say update, I mean add all kinds of crazy/wack shit that would be badass for a program to have. I'm kinda OCD for hacking N64 games is why I care so much. :P

[Lazy Bastard]

(finally) Added version 1.08 to Downloads

[Viper187]

(finally) Added version 1.08 to Downloads

Pretty funny you'd do that today while I was checking out the source I abandoned 2 years ago.

[Lazy Bastard]

Thinking about doing that revamp?

[Viper187]

Well, I'm not ruling it out. I can sort of tell where I left off. I just have to start running windows again to really get any farther. I thought there was some detail I was hung up on before, but I don't see it now.

p.s. Can anyone confirm what functionality/issues the current Renegade has with Windows 7?

I would donate to you if you would update it. B-) Example, you know how the N64 stores bytes backwards due to the whole endianness shit. Is there a way where you could make it so that Renegade changes the bytes from being backwards. Like, a program in Renegade that will put the bytes how they should be after you input, lets say "01 02 03 O4 05 06 07 08" and it comes out correctly as "04 03 02 01 08 07 06 05?" It's not hard to do it manually, but would be better if you didn't need to do it.

Edit: When I say update, I mean add all kinds of crazy/wack shit that would be badass for a program to have. I'm kinda OCD for hacking N64 games is why I care so much. :P

Can you elaborate more as to exactly how and where you'd see this updated? I mean, it's already compensated for everywhere that I can think of (if I remember right). Are you seeking something to simply enter values and see the endian swapped around for reference?