#Streets of rage 2 bin rom driver#

(as far as locating compressed art is concerned.) Annoyingly though, looking for it manually in SonMapEd is very grueling at times because on occasion, certain offsets will cause SonMapEd to crash by closing istelf without a message. BIN file so I'd know where it was since, I entered it into SonMapEd after Crimson Red told me what it was.Įven with my primary help gone, I've been making some decent progress. Luckily, I did save the primary pallete to a.

As a result, I've been hunting the pallete offsets in SonMapEd manually. He also gave me the offset for the Primary enemy and character palletes as well but I also forgot to write it down.

#Streets of rage 2 bin rom driver#

All I have is the sound driver itself at this time. Red Crimson gave me the offsets for some of the music as well as pointers but I forgot to write them down. As a result, I'm having to load the rom and pump out offsets manually. It would be alright if SonMapEd supported Streets of Rage 2 but it doesn't unfortunately. Anyways, I can't get in contact with him so I've been forced to look for compressed art on my own. When I entered an offset that wasn't on there, it didn't decompress it correctly so I ended up with a big ass file. The decompressor he gave me only worked on decompressing the offsets he found. Well, Red Crimson (the guy I was being helped by) has disappeared. I've been using Son Map Ed to view the art as its the closest thing the SOR community has to an art editor. I'll be looking for more compressed art but so far, I've only been getting garbled shit that obviously isn't sprite data.

The ones with them next to their names, I'm unsure of the identity of due to the same reasons. The ones with question marks for names, are ones that I have no clue what they are due to them not using the default pallete. So far, here are the offsets for the art: Also I got some compressed art out of the rom as well thanks to the Decompresser that Red Crimson, the guy I'm working on the disassembly with created. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Well the Driver itself is out of the rom now. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior.

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