Last edited by macg; 10-11-2005 at 11:43 AM.
Hi,
The cause is that besides the official zones U have set in 0z0ne, there is also 'hard coded' X/Y zones being defined inside the bars functions itself.
U also have to change some bytes there, corresponding to Ur new zone's.
Are U using only scripts, or are U able with few tips to do some manual modding too, in eg a hexeditor tool?
Oh, and do tell Us Ur flash file version of the 3310 U're playing with.
NokDoc
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Thanks for your replay... I "play" with 3310 6.39 version and I am using only OzOne and NokiX for moving zones... And how can I change the 'hard coded' X/Y zones
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Hi,
I'm sorry, but all I can give is the theory:
#Signal Side:
0847aa :2000 : MOV R0, #0 << clean area, x/y 0x0, width/height 5x23
0847ac :2100 : MOV R1, #0
0847ae :2205 : MOV R2, #5
0847b0 :2323 : MOV R3, #23
0847b2 :f7fffbbd: BL 83f30 (Clear Rectangle (35 calls))
0847b6 :48ce : (n.a.)
0847b8 :e009 : (n.a.)
0847ba :4669 : (n.a.)
0847bc :2011 : (n.a.)
0847be :7008 : (n.a.)
0847c0 :2000 : MOV R0, #0 << clean area
0847c2 :2100 : MOV R1, #0
0847c4 :2205 : MOV R2, #5
0847c6 :2325 : MOV R3, #25
0847c8 :f7fffbb2: BL 83f30 (Clear Rectangle (35 calls))
#BatterySide:
085004 :204f : MOV R0, #4f << clean area
085006 :2100 : MOV R1, #0
085008 :2205 : MOV R2, #5
08500a :2323 : MOV R3, #23
08500c :f7feff90: BL 83f30 (Clear Rectangle (35 calls))
085010 :48eb : (n.a.)
085012 :e009 : (n.a.)
085014 :4669 : (n.a.)
085016 :2011 : (n.a.)
085018 :7008 : (n.a.)
08501a :204f : MOV R0, #4f << Clean area
08501c :2100 : MOV R1, #0
08501e :2205 : MOV R2, #5
085020 :2325 : MOV R3, #25
085022 :f7feff85: BL 83f30 (Clear Rectangle (35 calls))
I sure hope for U it is useable?
NokDoc
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Thanks, I think that I understand this code, I can find it (for example with WinArm), but I don't know how to change it...Can you tell me with which program can I change it???
Hi,
Hex Editor...
After opening the file in the tool, press the 'H' button to see all in hexa-decimal values.
Some tips: 0847b0 :2323 : MOV R3, #23
'0847b0' is the address where U will see the 2 bytes data '2323'
The 1st 23 (23xx) is the instruction for the command 'MOV R3'
The 2nd 23 (xx23) is the value 0x23 or 23h, which is in decimal system a value of 35.
To convert hex2asc or asc2hex U can use the windows calculator in scientific mode.
Good Luck.
NokDoc
U can checkout anytime U like, but U can never leave!
Hi!
Thank you!!! I had to make some modiffications in true_7_bars script too, but now everything wokrs perfect
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