Anyone know the interface color offsets in the debug ROM?

[FixtySour]

I've been looking all over for them without success. I attempted to follow a tutorial I found by orbitaldecay in order to convert the virtual address into N64 addresses using Nemu, but the offset I came out with wasn't in the ROM. I tried again multiple times in the event that I screwed up a step, but still nothing. Anyone know what offsets the interface colors are located at? I'd really appreciate it.

 

Another issue that isn't nearly as important: I attempted to figure out the color offsets for the file select screen, but just like the interface, I came out with nothing. A search of the forums brought up a several year old thread by xdaniel which stated that most of the colors for the file selection were hard-coded, but a small amount of it could be changed via hex. Has anyone managed to figure out where those values are?

[haddockd]

When you say the interface, do you mean the HUD? Like A, B buttons and the like?

 

I am not sure if this has what you are looking for but it has a little bit on colors of interface items and it might prove a useful starting point:

http://wiki.spinout182.com/w/Code_notes

 

Also, if its the buttons, why not just import a different color button directly into the ROM with Texture Exporter?

[FixtySour]

I did take a look a those, but they're only usable as Gameshark codes. I'd like to modify the colors directly. And yeah, by interface I meant the HUD buttons. Sorry if I was unclear! Can't edit the HUD by importing a new texture because the format that the buttons are in doesn't support RGB, and changing the format screws things up with TE.

[haddockd]

I found this tutorial on "patching" codes using Cheat Engine into n64 ROMS.

 

I didnt read the entire thing but it may be what you are looking for:

http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?p=2949473

 

So if you can find their actual position in the emulator RAM, you should be able to accomplish your goal.

[Airikita]

HUD colors requires some ASM hacking, especially since the buttons on Debug are all wrong for N64 as it was developed for Gamecube.

 

Initially the icons themselves are just grey images colored by the code.

[CloudMax]

Something I made a while back.

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;A BUTTON
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
.org 0x80110F3C
ADDIU T6, R0, 0x0064 ;A Button Red
SH T6, 0x0AC0(T5)
.org 0x80110F08
ADDIU T7, R0, 0x00C8 ;A Button Green
.org 0x80110F1C
ADDIU T9, R0, 0x00FF ;A Button Blue
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;B BUTTON
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
.org 0x80110EE8
ADDIU T6, R0, 0x0064 ;B Button Red
.org 0x80110EF4
ADDIU V1, R0, 0x00FF ;B Button Green
.org 0x80110F10
ADDIU T9, R0, 0x0078 ;B Button Blue
SH T9, 0x06EE(T8)
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;C BUTTONS
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
.org 0x801110E8
ADDIU T5, R0, 0x00FF ;C Button Red
.org 0x80111494
ADDIU T8, R0, 0x00FF ;C Button Green
.org 0x801114B4
ADDIU T6, R0, 0x0000 ;C Button Blue
SH T6, 0x07E6(T9)
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;START BUTTON
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
.org 0x80089180
LUI AT, 0x7878 ;START Button Red & Green
ORI AT, AT, 0x7800 ;START Button Blue

And as a gameshark code:

 

81110F3C 240E
81110F3E 00XX ;XX = A Button Red (0x64 for MM color)
81110F40 A5AE
81110F42 0AC0
81110F08 240F
81110F0A 00XX ;XX = A Button Green (0xC8 for MM color)
81110F1C 2419
81110F1E 00XX ;XX = A Button Blue (0xFF for MM color)
81110EE8 240E
81110EEA 00XX ;XX = B Button Red (0x64 for MM color)
81110EF4 2403
81110EF6 00XX ;XX = B Button Green (0xFF for MM color)
81110F10 2419
81110F12 00XX ;XX = B Button Blue (0x78 for MM color)
81110F14 A719
81110F16 06EE
811110E8 240D
811110EA 00XX ;XX = C Button Red (0xFF for MM color)
81111494 2418
81111496 00XX ;XX = C Button Green (0xFF for MM color)
811114B4 240E
811114B6 00XX ;XX = C Button Blue (0x00 for MM color)
811114B8 A72E
811114BA 07E6
81089180 3C01
81089182 XXYY ;XX = START Button Red (0x78 for MM color) YY = START Button Green (0x78 for MM color)
81089184 3421
81089186 XX00 ;XX = START Button Blue (0x78 for MM color)

Edit:

Note that the addresses is for RAM as can be seen. But it's built to work as a ROM hack, since it changes that ASM. You'd need to recalculate the addresses.

You can do it automatically by using my ROM Patcher, here's the code for it:

var,dma,0x12F70
var,code,[{dma}+0x10*28]
var,codeRAMtoROM,{code}-0x8001CE60
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;Patch
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;A Button Red (0x64)              RR
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x80110F3C, 240E 0064 A5AE 0AC0
;A Button Green (0xC8)            GG
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x80110F08, 240F 00C8
;A Button Blue (0xFF)             BB
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x80110F1C, 2419 00FF
;B Button Red (0x64)              RR
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x80110EE8, 240E 0064
;B Button Green (0xFF)            GG
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x80110EF4, 2403 00FF
;B Button Blue (0x78)             BB
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x80110F10, 2419 0078 A719 06EE
;C Button Red (0xFF)              RR
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x801110E8, 240D 00FF
;C Button Green (0xFF)            GG
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x80111494, 2418 00FF
;C Button Blue (0x00)             BB
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x801114B4, 240E 0000 A72E 07E6
;S Button RGB (0xFF,0x82,0x3C)  RRGG      BB
{codeRAMtoROM}+0x80089180, 3C01 FF82 3421 3C00
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

[FixtySour]

Thank you Cloud! I swear I'll never understand how any of you people learned to do this stuff when I can barely comprehend the resources available on N64 ASM.

[!Tommy]

I at one time had all the conversions done and the physical addresses for the buttons listed and I think it's floating around in a thread somewhere but since then as CloudMax said, he created a patcher to do all this kind of work for you. He's been a big help to the Zelda hacking community. There's also places in the ROM that you can edit to move the buttons and icons/text around the screen and keep it permanent if that's also something you're interested in.