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Proc Codes are 0x14 bytes long and their format depends on the opcode which is the first 4 bytes. This might have been a problem but in fact you can ignore the RAM and just put your own Proc Codes into code.bin and repoint the references (more on that later). store ‘4’ at address XX, then store ‘0’ at address XX+1, etc etc. For some reason these are not stored as data in code.bin but rather as a series of instructions e.g. The main purpose of the global_constructor routines which are run at game start is to write the Proc Codes into RAM. I unfortunately do not have much doc on the format of this struct, except that 0x0 and 0x8 seem to both contain Proc Commands? 0xC appears to be the name string pointer. In Fates these are called ProcInsts and while they have a fixed header the size is variable and depends on the type of Proc.

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Stan’s guide refers to ProcStates which are 0圆c bytes in ram and contain a header plus a fixed amount of space for the Proc to store data. I have not investigated what goes where within these trees. Unlike GBA, Fates has 3 Proc trees which are titled ‘Hi’, ‘Def’, and ‘Low’.

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Then every frame it will do things like check for Home button pressed, update key buffers, clean up Procs marked for deletion, execute Proc trees, and update graphics. The main game loop is called nnMain and on startup it does a whole lot of initialising, including running a whole lot of routines with the name scheme: `global_constructor_keyed_to’_XX_Something_cpp (more on these later). Fates is a bit different from FE8 but not that much. If you don’t know what Procs are go read Stan’s guide. Some notes on the process below in case it helps anyone else. Set time of day using events: TimeSet_NoCheck: #allow bev::時刻(hour, minute) to change the time outside cutscenes

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GitHub - Tildehat/Fates-Patches: Assortment of code patches for Fire Emblem Fates (30 save slots and control enemies in particular are handy for testing).model editing are limited in what can be done without using Nintendo’s dev tools - similar to discussion of GBA roms, these tools are outside the scope of this thread. Citric Composer - Edit individual songs within the library.Having said that I really need a better way to do it)

It does work with Luma’s GDB stub though. gdb-multiarch (command line debugger - I run it through WSL2 but it doesn’t link to Citra’s GDB stub for whatever reason.

Magikoopa/Armips - used to create asm/c patches.

Ghidra (decompile code.bin - I use TildeHat’s definitions file).

BCH Texture Editor (used to replace textures in BCH files e.g.

FEAT (can decompress/recompress most filetypes).

I made a fork that allows you to copy/paste terrain types too) characters, classes, items, chapter data/terrain/spawns, dialogue etc.

Paragon (can edit a lot of things e.g.

A thread to store random bits of info I’ve picked up on FE14 in no particular order.