User:Lilezek

1ST Experiment

Trying to find out what does the fight footer of the HAR file formats.

Editting the 30 bytes of FIGHTR0.AF. Setting them to full 1 bits (0xFF FF FF...).

--Lilezek 10:59, 4 March 2012 (EST)

Nothing happened to. Trying with setting them to full 0 bits (0x00 00 00 ...).

--Lilezek 11:17, 4 March 2012 (EST)

Now happens that every sound of the Jaguar has been lost. It could be a bug of dosbox, so I'm gonna try this once more.

Changing everything into full 1 bits again.

--Lilezek 11:25, 4 March 2012 (EST)

With everything full of 1, jaguar doesn't have sound neither. Backuping into the original file...

--Lilezek 11:28, 4 March 2012 (EST)

Now they have sound. It seems that the "junk 30 bytes" affect to sound.

Setting everything to FF except FGHED (last 5 bytes).

--Lilezek 11:32, 4 March 2012 (EST)

Now they have sound. What a weird behaviour... It seems that the game checks for FGHED to load sounds?

It doesn't affect to FGHED, but to the whole junk. Finding the bytes that stop sound...

--Lilezek 14:46, 4 March 2012 (EST)

YAY! Those bytes represents sounds. I'm playing with sounds of Shadow har (FIGHTR1.AF) and this is what I think:

Sounds table (temporal):

Unknown	1 BYTE	This fist byte seems to be 0.
MHHIT	1 BYTE	Index of middle high hit.
LHIT	1 BYTE	Index of low hit.
LTHIT	1 BYTE	Index of low hit when falling down.
FALL	1 BYTE	Index of sound emitted when HAR hit the ground falling down.
ATTACK	1 BYTE	Index of attack sounds.
GUARD	1 BYTE	Index of guard sounds.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
JUMP	1 BYTE	Index of sound when HAR touch the ground after jump.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
Unkown	1 BYTE	I found a 0.
SHADOW	1 BYTE	Index of sound emitted by shadow attacks.
JUNK	1 BYTE	Index of sound of junk touching ground?
Unkown	3 BYTES	I'm studing this
FGHED	5 BYTES	5 bytes representing string "FGHED". Nothing happens if you edit this, but is a good magic number.