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reason to give this it's own thread is because it's a pretty big problem, and I might also have found a solution for at least some of the codes.
this is a copy-paste from the famous 80623320 adress (or in this case 8061CCE0, the PAL counterpart)
now to clarify this a bit
in the second line we can see, in the case of lucario, a 0x21 once (21 is char ID of lucario)
in the case of ICs however, it is double (0x0F is char ID of IC)
now my idea was the following
instead of the 8023320, we made a code secifically for nana, using instead the adress 80623328.
the following codes can be made with this that I know of:
hitstun, dash cancel, lagless edges and NASL
do note however that these codes might more than likely not work with double gct so they still would need to be converted to ASM
this is a copy-paste from the famous 80623320 adress (or in this case 8061CCE0, the PAL counterpart)
Code:
lucario
FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 8127EB20 8127FB4
000000021 8126E4E0 9018F1D8 00000000
805B69D0 00000000 00000000 00000000
IC
FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF 8127E8A0 8127FB4
00000000F 8125E960 0000000F 8123D1E0
805B69D0 00000000 00000000 00000000in the second line we can see, in the case of lucario, a 0x21 once (21 is char ID of lucario)
in the case of ICs however, it is double (0x0F is char ID of IC)
now my idea was the following
instead of the 8023320, we made a code secifically for nana, using instead the adress 80623328.
the following codes can be made with this that I know of:
hitstun, dash cancel, lagless edges and NASL
do note however that these codes might more than likely not work with double gct so they still would need to be converted to ASM
