[Darkstar]

Like in tittle...

 

[KanedA]

for what? if you don't have mc in real ps2 you can play game...
if your game freezes at this screen, than it's just uncompatible right now

 

[Darkstar]

He???

gametitle=Resident Evil: Code Veronica X PAL (SLES_503.06)
comment=Disable Recompiler
//Skip LanguageSelectDisplay
patch=0,EE,002ef810,word,03e00008
patch=0,EE,002ef814,word,00000000
patch=0,EE,002f0330,word,00000000
patch=0,EE,002f035c,word,3c0101e4
patch=0,EE,002f0360,word,a0228811
//Français
//patch=0,EE,002f0358,word,24020001
//Deutsch
//patch=0,EE,002f0358,word,24020002
//Espańol
//patch=0,EE,002f0358,word,24020003
//Skip ExecuteSysLoadScreen/loadcheck <--- So what is this???
patch=0,EE,002c99a4,word,24020001
//Skip Videos (sceMpegIsEnd)
patch=0,EE,00109d48,word,24020001

If you don't know please don't comment .
I want to make a skip memory card loading screan like this but for other game:

//Skip ExecuteSysLoadScreen/loadcheck
patch=0,EE,002c99a4,word,24020001

 

[KanedA]

but for what? I still don't see any sence in it
are you sure it's for mem card?

 

[Mykas0]

There is a thread where they teach you to make patches, PERHAPS there they also help you with that kind of patch... I am not sure, sorry...

 

[Nachbrenner]

1)
Next time make a quote like this:

http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showpost.php?p=834936&postcount=149

...
please uses patches for your game's version (if you are stuck at MC screen)
...

so that people know what you are talking about.



2)
The code for memory card menus is not part of SONY's SDK, so there is no generic patch.
This particular patch has been made with PS2DIS.
With some games - especially older ones - the developers were too lazy to remove debugging informations.
Simply scroll thru the label menu of PS2DIS and you might find interesting looking descriptions.

This looke suspicious to me (PAL version):
jal $0027b330 ; ExecuteSysLoadScreen
lui at, $0051
sw v0, $fe80(at) ; LoadCheck$421

Therefore i replaced the subroutine ExecuteSysLoadScreen with:
li v0, $00000001
Alternatively you can use Phaste and do it like a cheat:
2050fe80 00000001

However most games don't reveal useful informations.
Then you could try PCSX2GET and kill some "return addresses"

Obviously all of this requires basic knowledge of MIPS machine code language (and before s.o. asks, this can't be learnt in 5 minutes).

 

[Darkstar]

OK. Thanks for informations. KanedA: zawodnik! ja też jestem polakiem.

 

[Mykas0]

1)
Next time make a quote like this:

http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showpost.php?p=834936&postcount=149

so that people know what you are talking about.



2)
The code for memory card menus is not part of SONY's SDK, so there is no generic patch.
This particular patch has been made with PS2DIS.
With some games - especially older ones - the developers were too lazy to remove debugging informations.
Simply scroll thru the label menu of PS2DIS and you might find interesting looking descriptions.

This looke suspicious to me (PAL version):
jal $0027b330 ; ExecuteSysLoadScreen
lui at, $0051
sw v0, $fe80(at) ; LoadCheck$421

Therefore i replaced the subroutine ExecuteSysLoadScreen with:
li v0, $00000001
Alternatively you can use Phaste and do it like a cheat:
2050fe80 00000001

However most games don't reveal useful informations.
Then you could try PCSX2GET and kill some "return addresses"

Obviously all of this requires basic knowledge of MIPS machine code language (and before s.o. asks, this can't be learnt in 5 minutes).

you mean... asm?