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Como fazer o seu próprio EXTRA.BG.PVR.(HELP!) - aldair - 11.08.2019 17:27 How to make this command in windows 7? BMP2ASM [yourfile.bmp] -i Programs used in this guide: - Adobe Photoshop - LView Pro - Evaluation (not neccessary) - Microsoft Paint (default windows paint program) - BMP2ASM.EXE - Editpad (or similar text editor) - Hex Workshop - VMI Writer 0.3 Creating the PVR ====================================================================== First, take the image that you want and crop it to your satisfaction in Photoshop.... keep in mind tho, that the image will get squashed vertically, so I like to leave the imgage wider than it is high, then just resize to 256x256. For example, if I'm taking a 640x480 image... and it already looks good for a Background image, I'll just resize that to 256x256. Next, flip the entire image VERTICALLY so that it will display right side up on your Dreamcast. When you are ready to save your image, use this format: Texture = VQ4AUTO Pixcel Format = RGB 565 Mipmap = OFF If you would like to include an alpha layer in your image (to make parts of the background invisible) then you must save it with Pixcel Format: ARGB 4444 (with transparencies) or ARGB 1555 (absolute black & white). ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Creating the Display Icon ======================================================================= This is a bit more tricky. Take the image you just made your PVR from and resize it to 32x32. You can fiddle with it till you get it to look decent. (This does NOT need to be flipped vertically). Convert the MODE to INDEXED COLOR with 16 colors and save it as a bitmap. Alternately, you can use the program LView Pro - Evaluation. To convert your BMP to 16 colors. (That's what I use). Next, open the new 16 color BMP in windows PAINT, and save as 256 color. ************* You cannot skip any steps or it won't work. ************* Next, you will need to use the program BMP2ASM.EXE. Have it in the directory with the bitmap(s) you have made and run this command line: BMP2ASM [yourfile.bmp] -i It will spit out the asm code that you will need to patch into your VMU save. *See Below Copy this code from the DOS window and paste it into a text document. (I like to use editpad for it's find/replace feature). Remove all of the "," and "$" from the text so that it looks like this: F111F888F125F566F249F137F46AF357 <-- These top two lines are your color F36BF68BFAABF58DF334F6AEF8CFFDFF codes. Go ahead and remove that extra line break. I just left it 99AA9996777775555222222257775777 to point this out. 9AEEA996777777755555522257775777 AAFFA996777777755555555522225225 AEFFE996677775555555555555555555 AEFFEA99677774555555555555555555 11111137777774444555555555544444 33333333317644444444444444444444 CCCCCCCC376666467444444444444444 77777777799997666754888888888888 DDDDDDDDDDDD626672228888888BBBBB DDDDDDDDDDDD477222228BBBBBBBBBBB DDDDDDDDDDDD67C2257B6DDDDDDDDDDD EEEEEEEEEEEE977525DEEEEEEEEEEEEE FFFFFFFFFFFFFFA999FFFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFFFEFFE66EFFFFFFFFFFFFFF EEEEEEEEEEDDEED526EDBEEDEEEEEEEE DDDDDDDDDDDBDDD226D46DDDDDDDDDDD BBDDDDDBDDBBBBB44BB8BBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBDDDBBBBBBBB88888BBBBBBB 8888886BBBBBBBB68888888888888888 88866666888666844488884222222222 99999966888884444444447133333333 99966666684444444444453333333333 66666666844444444444445555555555 67744444444555555555555555555554 202CCCCCC333311111333333CCCC2202 0000333333311111A1111333333C0000 0000CCCC333311111113333CCCCC0000 0000003A111AAAAAAAF331CC00000000 0000C03AAAAAAAAAAAFCC3CC00000000 0000CC1A1AAAAAAAAAA3C33CCC000CC0 0000CCC3331111AAAA1111333CCC0000 Now, open the VMS file in your hex editor. The top 2 lines are the name and description of the VMU save. You can put whatever you want there. Now, look for the start of the vmu icon. Remember those 2 lines of color code? I've highlighted those lines in the hex editor. You need to paste your new icon's color code lines in here. *Refer to picture If using Hex Workshop, you need to select "Paste Special" and then "CF_TEXT". Once you have pasted in your new color code, you need to byte flip it. Go to "Operations" -> "Byte Flip" -> "16 Bit Unsigned Short". Now copy the rest of your icon text code and paste it into the VMS file starting just under your color code and ending right before you see GBIX PVRT. I think it's easier to just place your cursor at the start of the icon code and "Edit" -> "Select Block" "512" "decimal", then paste. Note: DO NOT byte flip anything but the 2 lines of color code. Your Icon is now finished!!! Now on to the actual BACKGROUND PVR! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Inserting the PVR Image ======================================================================= This is much simpler than the last part. Just open the PVR image in your hex editor. Copy all the hex code and make note of how large it is. Go to your VMS file in the hex editor and "Edit" -> "Select Block" input the size of your PVR and paste. If your new PVR is smaller than the one currently in the VMS file, (shouldn't be if it's 256x256 saved in proper format), then just fill in the leftover part of the old PVR with all "0"s. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Making a VMI ======================================================================= All that's left to do is make a VMI for your VMS to be downloaded. Just open the VMS file in the VMI editor program. Input the title, description, & copyright info you want. Then make sure that the "VM File Name:" is "EXTRA.BG.PVR". *See Picture below Also, you can name your VMS file whatever you want, but it MUST be more than 3 characters and no more than 8! If you name it 3 characters or less, DP/DK will not be able to download it. Save your VMI file. You're Finished!!! Download: http://www.psilocybindreams.com/xdp/download/