You probably realized it since you later said it worked, but you also don't want to use a fish in slot 7 since this is the slot the Reznor must take in order to it to function properly.
Am still looking for any info on what to do. Lol I just realized I linked to Majora's Mask for the first code... Whoops! Still, the PJ64 codes for OoT don't work or rather they work but not correctly, it makes you always levitate instead of only when holding L. Edit: looks like only 811DAA90 40CB code works while the D01C84B5 0020 code is what is unsupported and that is what ties the behaviour to the L button.
Note that 0x20 is the value of L being pressed but you can change this value if you want another buttonLanguage: luawhile true do if mainmemory.readbyte(0x01C84B5)==0x20 then mainmemory.write_u16_le(0x01DAA90,0xCB40); end; emu.frameadvance(); end;
This script alone works as expected with no error. So I don't know really. Maybe if you post the whole code ?Language: luat = {10,21,30,31}; a=0; while true do curr = memory.readbyte(0xFF8502); for i=1,4 do if curr == t[i] then a=i; end; end; if memory.readword(0xFF8060)==1 then memory.writebyte(0xFF8502,t[(a%4)+1]); end; emu.frameadvance(); end;
Language: luat = {10,21,30,31}; while true do curr = memory.readbyte(0xFF8502); for i=1,4 do if curr == t[i] then a=i; end; end; if memory.readword(0xFF8060)==1 then memory.writebyte(0xFF8502,t[(a%4)+1]); end; emu.frameadvance(); end;
Haven't tested but I think it should work.Language: luaif memory.readbyte(0xFF000A)~=0 then while memory.readbyte(0xFF000A)~=0 do emu.frameadvance(); end; while memory.readbyte(0xFF000A)==0 do emu.frameadvance(); end; function(); end;