ok i understand damars.

im not slow mind lol

i just dont get it sometime when i try to understand lol

im sport teacher, believe it or not and a great one too. BUT IN FRENCH LANGUAGE LOL

anyway thanks all for everything. its really nice. when my girlfriend saw me took some hours for find hex code she become discourage, but now im happy and her too.
she dont understand when i spent so much time to play a old game with background color.  aaahhh old classic time..... 

thanks great molinoski to defend me all the time about my english and mind.

anyway maybe i will hack the battle music, im thinking about it. not sure if i want to remove it

I'll tell you how I did it. Teach a man to fish, and all that shit:

The addresses for the NES palettes begin at $3F00, PPU memory (Background colors, first palette). Since the BG color is mirrored from this, we want to change what's being loaded into here.

Before a fight, I set a WRITE breakpoint to $3F00 PPU. When the battle starts, the breakpoint is triggered.

From here, I look to where it's getting the value $0F (Black). It's being loaded from an address in CPU memory, according to the debugger. So I disable my first breakpoint, and set an EXECUTE breakpoint for the address I just found.

I enter a fight again, and this sets off the breakpoint. It now shows that $0F is being loaded from another address. Here, it's being loaded as a literal value (LDA #$0F), so this is the byte that needs changed.

So, all NES palettes begin at $3F00? So, if I decided to hack, let's say, Final Fantasy, the palette will begin at the same place?

... And I'm not going to hack Final Fantasy's palette... :P


You're welcome! :D If I knew at least an eighth of French, I would've tried writing in your language but alas... My French is about as good as... Heh... Let me not go there. :D