User Files from Dimon12321

Intended for this submission: https://tasvideos.org/10631S

Intended for this submission: https://tasvideos.org/10631S

Installs FreeJ2ME-Plus v1.52, the game .jar and .bat script to launch FreeJ2ME-Plus together with the game (described below).

Prerequisites
An HDD containing InstMsiA and JRE 6u7 following this installation movie.

Steps
Prepare the components, use ISO maker to make an image containing these components.
Form a XML bundle of this image, the .conf file, the .bat script which launches the game, and the hdd made out of the installation movie mentioned in the prerequisites.
Load this bundle in BizHawk 2.11.1 and launch this bk2 files.

Component hashes
MD5:
d4ea5bb3bd81dcf5199c67f2c21423f0 *./Alien-Shooter-launch.bat
120e468de5b1372ccfef45dfa8d932c5 *./AlienShooter_ru.jar
ee63c57e84f3b7c5072f95fcbfd22adb *./freej2me.jar

SHA-1:
d1d8353777d16501edb0a2fb1abff4c91ede9f01 *./Alien-Shooter-launch.bat
8955ab1456d154096548ab60dd5eb3f6b1aa8d83 *./AlienShooter_ru.jar
4c4623ef7890fc015f276ab928a48791a594da7a *./freej2me.jar

Additional hashes are described on the game page.

The resulting HDD hashes
Algorithm : MD5
Hash : 254FA3A1FE7867316E3193F68E6E5DA9

Algorithm : SHA1
Hash : A47AC60253CCE7E98A3D5DF8F47459AA6E6F6677

Intended for this submission: https://tasvideos.org/10631S

Intended for this submission: https://tasvideos.org/10631S

Used to install the game. Your bundle resources may have different names.

Intended for this submission: https://tasvideos.org/10631S

Used both for game installation and for TAS playback.

This is a part of /UserFile/Info/639163504314708426

Intended for this submission: https://tasvideos.org/10503S

This is a part of /UserFiles/Info/639163504314708426. Your XML bundle might be different.

Installs FreeJ2ME-Plus v1.52, the game .jar and .bat script to launch FreeJ2ME-Plus together with the game (described below).

Prerequisites
An HDD containing InstMsiA and JRE 6u7 following this installation movie.

Steps
Prepare the components, use ISO maker to make an image containing these components.
Form a XML bundle of this image, the .conf file, the .bat script which launches the game, and the hdd made out of the installation movie mentioned in the prerequisites.
Load this bundle in BizHawk 2.11.1 and launch this bk2 files.

Component hashes
MD5:
42ff94457a7ac044d2f7adc29e975a70 *./Forgotten-Warrior_J2ME_EN_v291.jar
8a7bf0edd2b67ae4f69b32c872d580f1 *./freej2me-launch.bat
ee63c57e84f3b7c5072f95fcbfd22adb *./freej2me.jar

SHA-1:
bc21192f921763e15f3b263dcd0d798712cc58c5 *./Forgotten-Warrior_J2ME_EN_v291.jar
6b1bfbe5bc076cdd61de1d279fd7fd4e08852f48 *./freej2me-launch.bat
4c4623ef7890fc015f276ab928a48791a594da7a *./freej2me.jar

The resulting HDD hashes
Algorithm : MD5
Hash : E8128260C107688FFD6F7DCD7EEE32A1

Algorithm : SHA1
Hash : BD70F70D892CD303CE67DC7ED6ABEC1DDE13D9C1

It's a part of FreeJ2ME-Plus installation needed for /UserFiles/Info/639163483683257131. Your XML bundle may look different.

This installation config must be a part of the XML bundled described in this userfile.

Installs Windows installer (InstMsiA) and Java Runtime Environment 6 Update 7 from the provided CD image (described below).

Prerequisites
Installed Windows 98 according to this guide with the matching HDD hashes at the end.

Steps
Prepare the components, use ISO maker to make an image containing these components.
Form a XML bundle of this image, the .conf file and the Windows 98 hdd.
Load this bundle in BizHawk 2.11.1 and launch this bk2 files.

Component hashes
MD5:
22098231992c8c808543825e19dc9454 *./InstMsiA.exe
5e53c81cf69ef2f6b1c6051e58252f44 *./jre-6u7-windows-i586-p.exe

SHA-1:
e739c40d747e7c27aacdb07b50925b1635ee7366 *./InstMsiA.exe
61bc5ba06ae226f72342f18db4366933b594cf86 *./jre-6u7-windows-i586-p.exe

The resulting HDD hashes
Algorithm : MD5
Hash : 775E4BEE282B3D9110189281D8058703

Algorithm : SHA1
Hash : 5BB681E610E4103FB7748CAB0B62E51936DCD1BE

Boss 1 addresses, boss 3-2 hp.

Forgoes UV-Max rule and kills the final boss in the fastest time.

To replay my TAS. The whole instruction is here: https://github.com/TASEmulators/BizHawk/issues/4675#issuecomment-4499312604

To replay my TAS. The whole instruction is here: https://github.com/TASEmulators/BizHawk/issues/4675#issuecomment-4499312604

To be able to replay my TAS.

1. Follow the guide(https://tasvideos.org/Bizhawk/DOSBox#Configuration) to install Windows 98 on a 2GB .hdd. All hashes and the .bk2 movie is present there. I used the product key which matches these hash, like in the guide.

2. Get the game itself (version 5.7.14.1). Mine was pre-installed. The hashes are catalogued (see the game)

3. Get Windows Media Player 7.1.

4. Get this config and rename it to config.conf, so DOSBox-X could read and apply hardware configuration.

5. Get this config, so DOSBox-X could read and apply hardware configuration.

6. Pack 2, 3 and 4 into a XML bundle, so it would look similar to this: Feeding-Frenzy-5-7.xml

7. Run this movie. Once it ends, go to DOS -> Export Hard Drive... and save it at a different name, so it wouldn't overwrite Windows 98 hdd.

Since GBA allocates the memory dynamically, X and Y position RAM addresses are different on each level. At the beginning, you have a bunch of commented vars. If you want to watch my TAS of a specific level, uncomment the respective lines and comment others. The script could be universal, but you have to find the RAM address resembling the level number to change RAM addresses accordingly. I didn't find it necessary, because, in case of an improvement, all further level coordinates have to be searched again.

Cam angle shows values in range of 0..4096), where these values correspond to each cardinal direction: 0/4095 - north, 1024 - east, 2048 - south, 3072 - west.

You can vibe-code a Lua script to show this info on the screen and apply some formulas, like player's velocity based on X and Y changes between frames, or convert camera angle to 360-degree angle.

BizHawk 2.11

https://tasvideos.org/10126S

Basically, this is the early input file I provided earlier (639027795714399251), but it goes through the credits roll and enters the name "ZEO" at the end. It finishes after the "Game Over" green screen fades out to make the life for publishers easier, because then the game intro cutscene is shown.

WIP stopped. All details explained here: Forum/Posts/538791

Forum/Posts/538757 Verification movie is located in there too.