It's driving me insane that I found "WS2_swf_pointer_enemy" in the RAM of Resort (to translate, WS2 is the code name for Resort and SWF is for Swordplay). If I can find what that pointer refers to, I think I'll have finally accomplished my mission but I just can't find anything.
Well I found the Swordplay Showdown spawn data in the RAM but it only exists for the level you're currently on and gets overwritten and moved once you go to the next level. That's cool and all but how am I supposed to make a code for a full 20 level mod when there's no index that the spawn data is being pulled from, at least not that I can find?
Just beat my fifth insane demon. It was Denouement and it took 2992 attempts. I would call it my second hardest but that's really only because the whole gimmick of the level is that the first 4% is a series of nine frame perfects.
I genuinely can't decide what letter to use as my middle initial in my pen name. I have multiple names I could use, I could just make something up, and my favorite GD YouTuber told me to use H but I don't think it sounds good with my first and last name.
Microslop managed to ruin something as simple as creating a new folder in the Windows library. I mean it, I can't do that anymore. They changed it to this button in the top left but the button isn't functional.
I'm pretty impressed with myself that I managed to beat two medium demons and a hard demon in one day. I used to take weeks just to beat an easy demon.
My second book is officially finished with 22 chapters, 399 pages, and 92,099 words. I might still go back and do some editing, as well as add some more to the ending scene, but for tonight, I'm happy and I'm going to take a break.
It's surreal to me that the book I'm working on is only about four chapters away from being done. I'm so proud of my ability as a writer and I'm really excited to be able to share it.
Re: Wii Sports Resort RAM, somehow the data I'm looking for is just nowhere to be found. I know based on my knowledge of how games work that the spawn order for the CPU Miis in Swordplay Showdown has to be in the RAM somewhere for it to work, but either it's nowhere near where I've been looking or it's in a stupid format that I can't recognize. It seems dumb for them to use some kind of encryption on what's essentially a list of IDs but whatever.
Can't believe I have to fiddle with RAM again except this time it's even more annoying because the data I need is only in RAM when one particular sport (in Wii Sports Resort) is actively being played.