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I missed the part in the first post mentioning VS mode, so here's some clarification: 7E1860 holds the lowest left tile for Player 1, while 7E1960 holds the lowest left tile for Player 2. It appears that the byte succeeding each tile byte functions as a status indicator. A value of 0 indicates a normal tile, while a value of 4 indicates a garbage tile. For example, the lowest left tile for Player 1 would be a garbage tile if 7E1861 is 4. These are the only status values I've seen so far, but I haven't done extensive testing.
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do_record should not have any extension. CMiller: Just to verify, which patches did you have selected when you downloaded Famtasia from Bisqwit's patch machine page? You put the boing.dll and do_record files (also from Bisqwit's page) in the same directory into which you extracted Famtasia, right? You could also search your computer for files named recording00.avi, recording01.avi, etc. That's what Famtasia calls the files it dumps.
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