DominikJagr Posted June 28, 2014 Report Share Posted June 28, 2014 (edited) Offset D50B6 and now: 98 7F = ice color. BD 7F = center area of the lights reflection and nets / glasses seams BA 7F = lights reflection and shades of the glass at the bottom of the rink / ice in the referee window 7B 6F = menu frame, letters (menu, team abbreviations, time, players...), part of the goal posts, face off spots, thin white lines surrounding red lines, circles and semi-circles around the goals 00 00 = do not edit, almost all black used in the arena, audience, menus D6 5A = rink boards, upper area AD 35 and 29 25 = do not edit DB 5A = thin lines surrounding red lines, face off spots (four pixels) 5F 4A = red lines and circles, referee's faces 3B 35 = red lines, circles and face off spots, referee's faces 4D 6E = blue lines, star indicators, centre of the puck DB 12 = boards (bottom area) and „walls“ behind the benches D2 7E = blue lines, star indicators, crease, GOAL font (in the box with a scoring player and assists) 84 10 = do not edit 72 7F = blue lines, star indicators, crease "Do not edit" values and other values behind 72 7F are values for referee's uniform, menu background, audience or for the graphics I did not spot. If you want to alter colors of the original graphics and my description is not good enough, alter the original values to 00 00 (black color) and you will have an idea what graphics are affected by the values above. Edited June 28, 2014 by DominikJagr 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shaftman Posted June 29, 2014 Report Share Posted June 29, 2014 You guys rock Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DominikJagr Posted June 29, 2014 Report Share Posted June 29, 2014 D5156 - D5197 - center ice logos palette Can be rewritten with the "ice color" value (see above) and get logos disabled. More details here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tru Posted June 30, 2014 Report Share Posted June 30, 2014 (edited) DJ rocks, for sure. this thread is awesome and it's getting better! disabling center ice logos....for *all* teams....offset D5156.... 33 67 29 25 D6 5A 29 25 F7 5E 54 21 99 0A 2D 76 BF 36 32 25 39 32 31 6F 70 36 D6 31 12 42 D7 41 EC 03 18 63 73 4E 29 25 73 4E F5 11 55 1E 29 25 6B 3D 29 35 67 11 93 62 36 1D 52 29 FC 1D 17 36 98 7F ....new values.... 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F 98 7F ....98 7F is the original ice color, when altering ice color....use your new values.... Edited August 14, 2014 by tru Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tru Posted August 14, 2014 Report Share Posted August 14, 2014 (edited) ....other values behind 72 7F are values for referee's uniform, menu background...alter the original values to 00 00 (black color) and you will have an idea what graphics are affected by the values....I'm wondering if this could be used to be rid of more logos and branding like in the menus and stats pages. could it change the referees' skin tone to something less weird? is the gameclock here? any further mapping is encouraged. is a color chart possible or are there too many palettes in play? can allstars having two portraits help make a cheatsheet for portrait color changes? typing of portraits, I'm adding the following selfishly so I can more easily find the chart in this thread that I use the most often: Player-to-Portrait pointer table In the SNES version of the game, each team has 26 picture pointers allocated to it. This means each team can have up to 26 players with portraits. In the original NHL 94 ROM, only 6 players on each team (the starting lineup) actually have portraits, so their pointers point to their portraits, and the remaining pointers point to generic pictures. The exception to this is the All Star teams, which use most of their pointers, since most of the players are starting players on their normal teams. Within each team, the pointers go in the same order as the team roster data (goalies, then forwards, then defensemen). If the team doesn't have 26 players (none do, actually), then extra pointers still point to generic pictures. Starting at @0ecd53, there is a massive pointer table with 26 pointers for 28 teams. That's 728 pointers! As a pointer is 4 bytes and each team has 26 pointers, this means the start of each team is separated by 104 bytes ($68 bytes). @0ECD53 - ANA (1st: Hebert, 4th: Loney, 6th: Yake, 8th: Semenov 12th: Kasatonov, 14th: Ladouceur) @0ECDBB - BOS @0ECE23 - BUF @0ECE8B - CGY @0ECEF3 - CHI @0ECF5B - DAL @0ECFC3 - DET @0ED02B - EDM @0ED093 - FLA @0ED0FB - HFD @0ED163 - L.A @0ED1CB - MTL @0ED233 - N.J @0ED29B - NYI @0ED303 - NYR @0ED36B - OTT @0ED3D3 - PHI @0ED43B - PIT @0ED4A3 - QUE @0ED50B - S.J @0ED573 - STL @0ED5DB - T.B @0ED643 - TOR @0ED6AB - VAN @0ED713 - WSH @0ED77B - WPG @0ED7E3 - ASE @0ED84B - ASW For example, if you go to @0ecd53 in the ROM (Anaheim) (remember my offsets are headless! Add $200 if you have a header), the first pointer is $36ac9900. In data bank notation: $0099:ac36. Rom offset: @0cac36. So, Hebert's picture is stored at @0cac36....The next pointer is $4EC69900. If you skip ahead $68 bytes (104 decimal), you'll see that the same pointer appears again. This is the generic goalie picture that the backup goalies use. A few teams don't have backups (NYI, NYR, to name two). remember to change goalie player card images if you change a team's number of goalies, as goalies look different from the rest of the players. Edited August 23, 2014 by tru Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DominikJagr Posted August 14, 2014 Report Share Posted August 14, 2014 I'm wondering if this could be used to be rid of more logos and branding like in the menus and stats pages. could it change the referees' skin tone to something less weird? is the gameclock here? any further mapping is encouraged. is a color chart possible or are there too many palettes in play? I'm adding the following selfishly so I can more easily find the chart in this thread that I use the most often: remember to change goalie player card images if you change a team's number of goalies. Menu/stats logos are located somewhere else, more info already posted, here, if you mean this. With referees' skin, gameclock and other graphics or palettes it's complicated as these palettes are used for some other graphics as well. For instance altering referees' skin automatically alters colors somewhere in the menus or at the rink etc. I would like to see the color chart too, it would be very useful. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tru Posted August 23, 2014 Report Share Posted August 23, 2014 somebody asked about sounds/songs and I said I'd look through the ROM for the stuff I assume is audio, wherever you find "TRAK" in the hex. you'd find such stuff at ~077FFF, ~084444 to ~086333, ~09EEEE to ~0A0000, ~0B1DDD to ~0D3CCC. I have not tested anything about this. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DominikJagr Posted August 25, 2014 Report Share Posted August 25, 2014 IIRC I tested these TRAK locations, rewrote everything to 00, had no effect on organ music during the game. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
c4outlaws Posted June 16, 2015 Report Share Posted June 16, 2015 Great thread. 2 things that I am looking to get answers for. 1st, change penalties to 1min. 2nd, how to get the extra attacker on the ice, besides pulling the goalie. so basically 6 skaters and the goalie. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tru Posted June 16, 2015 Report Share Posted June 16, 2015 well, I changed the second roughing penalty to five minutes in my ROMs, so trying to find that change -- near the beginning of the ROM data, I believe -- may clue you in on that issue. maybe search the original for the word "roughing" and mine for "head hit" will get you near to the change. you'd be looking for the value that is not repeated, one that is different from the others. in trying to address this years ago -- but long after I made that change -- I thought it was a simple change from "2" to "5," but that appears to be incorrect, so it must be a hex value equivalent that would need to be changed. this shouldn't be too hard, but I don't have any notes on exactly what I did. however, considering it was one of the first things I did -- or something that I did at all -- any intelligent hacker should be able to assist. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tru Posted October 6, 2017 Report Share Posted October 6, 2017 dead SNES '94 ROM hacking community, huh? Clockwise was nice enough to come by my profile to show his evil attitude, displaying pleasure in my absence. the reformatting of this message board really killed it, huh? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BillyJo Posted January 18, 2020 Report Share Posted January 18, 2020 This thread seems a little dead since some times... i read that some people here already done some research for music track. i would like to know if someone have digged this to introduce MSU1 to nhl94 ? Looks to have a Lot of possibility (audio and video) i think theres some really good info here to start something Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trudatman Posted January 18, 2020 Report Share Posted January 18, 2020 I know zero about sounds in the game, beyond the simple concepts like that they can be swapped/altered if the replacements are the same length of hex digits. this thread is an awesome resource and I plan on reviewing it often until I feel comfortable opening a ROM up and tinkering again. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
INDIO Posted November 11, 2021 Report Share Posted November 11, 2021 On 6/9/2011 at 6:47 PM, trudatman said: 02FFDF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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