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News: 11 March - Forum Rules. Home Help Login Register. Pr3tty F1y Jr. Member Posts: 4. This isn't going to be a traditional hack, per se, as I'm not really a fan of those "all this IPS does is apply game genie codes to your rom" hacks. It is not a great version of Doom, but I don't believe that makes it a bad game. At the time of it's release, I did not have a PC capable of playing Doom. The graphics are grainy and pixelated. There's a slight delay to the sound effects particularly when firing. The walls behave like they're made of honey and you get stuck up against them. And then there is the framerate which is barely playable at best. So with all of that said, SNES Doom is a tough son of a bitch because you can't just flick your wrist with a mouse and turn around. It's definitely still Doom, but to appreciate it you need to play it more as a game of memorization and strategy than just a FPS. Many games rely on memorization of enemy patterns and repeatedly practicing precision e. You can't turn around quick or fire quickly. Anyway, with that out of the way, SNES Doom is difficult due to it's design limitation and those limitations definitely make the game harder than the original. One of the things that always disappointed me about SNES Doom was the lack of cheats as practically every other version of Doom had cheats and, in my opinion, cheats would enhance SNES Doom by allowing you to focus on the amazing technical achievement of the port and exploring the environments rather than strategically planning how you will get from one area to the next given the general sluggishness of controls and framerate. For example, with the "Infinite Health" code out there, your health jumps around every time you move, which means it may drop really low just before you're attacked and you'll still die. Then again, you may pick up a med kit and it will also kill you. Definitely not a game enhancing code. That's why I've done a little bit of work that I wanted to share with the community for any other SNES Doom lovers as I can't find any similar codes out there. If they're not on immediately, I found turning them off then back on can fix them. I'm not sure if I'll have any luck, but if I find anything useful, I'll share it here. Psyklax Hero Member Posts: So, in short Having said that, I also didn't understand why the "infinite health" code doesn't give you infinite health. Sounds like someone really didn't understand assembly, and nobody corrected them though I could be wrong, as I haven't looked inside the code myself. If I have a chance later today, I'll do a bit of hacking and see if I can make a true infinite health cheat, and maybe some other cheats you might suggest. I can't make a breakpoint because it's cartridge RAM, and therefore there's no bus to deal with it. I've tried reading a trace log but nothing sticks out. One thing of note - apparently firing the rocket launcher at close range does more than damage. Therefore, instead of rerunning my single byte searches for player health, I just expanded them to two bytes and set player health at It seems that some of the memory addresses control the HUD display and some are controlling the actual behind the scenes values. I'll post my findings here. Also - Psyklax - thank you very much for your response and my apologies for the delayed response. I don't have as much time to tinker these days as I used to. The best my skill level allows at the moment is searching for addresses in RAM, but I still wanted to share these as these codes are still far superior to what was historically available. Hey, Pr3tty F1y. Awesome work so far! Looking forward to your next set of results! I once wrote a blog. Maybe you'll find something in it useful? I haven't had a chance to try them yet, but I'm sure they'll work fine. However, SNES9x does search cartridge ram, but it was giving me the wrong addresses they were starting at x instead of x - but thanks to BSNES' manifest view, it was helpful in making an educated guess to the right address. December 14, , pm - Auto Merged - Double Posts are not allowed before 7 days. Additional Edit: It seems a few other bytes near these do control the HUD display of your health, ammo, and armor. However, they seem to be controlling the HUD display only at least for health and ammo, but presumably for armor as well but I have tried a controlled test for armor yet. December 15, , am - Auto Merged - Double Posts are not allowed before 7 days. However, sprites still are solid to one another, so basically the level geometry is able to be clipped through. I've had this freeze the game when in auto-map mode in the hidden E1M4 stage. I'm not sure why it crashed - perhaps it caused the game to exceed available memory. Just wanted to share that here as well. December 16, , pm - Auto Merged - Double Posts are not allowed before 7 days. I had a few more minutes to tinker tonight. December 17, , am - Auto Merged - Double Posts are not allowed before 7 days. The following address set with a value of 10 hex or more will set you as "invisible" to enemies i. December 17, , pm - Auto Merged - Double Posts are not allowed before 7 days. The following two addresses control player default speed. The default value from the game is Did you see that the source code might have been released? I did see it! I'm really pumped, but have no real skill to contribute anything so I'm up to hoping others can make something with it. Mega-props to Randy Linden, though, for releasing the source. I see from looking through the code that despite my amateur attempts to come up with memory patches for cheats, there does seem to be a cheats compile flag doh! No idea why they didn't actually implement them in the final product, but it is what it is at this point. Jorpho Hero Member Posts: The cat screams with the voice of a man. I rather wish there was more info in the Github. No doubt there are already people looking at the possibility of porting WADs to the engine. This signature is an illusion and is a trap devised by Satan. Go ahead dauntlessly! Make rapid progres! SMF 2.