Dexdrive <=> Project 64 questions?

[ExtremeDude2]

Originally Posted by Rcj8993

Well I also have a Game shark Pro 3.3 (so I can take save data off of a Game cartridge and put it onto my Memory card...)

Wait wut

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUxsVVU2PyA

[Rcj8993]

uh I just saved it as a .a64 file... but what do I do from there?

a64-notes
description of game save goes here...
a64-data
;<bh:ad><bh:d1><bh:e5> <bh:fa><bh:de> 0000 0 {}

do I put The Legend of Zelda where it says "Description of Game Save goes here"? EDIT (NVM that didn't work)

im guessing this might be impossible... unless there is a utility to make this a proper SRA (like PJ64 makes)

[bryc]

If your DexDrive save is valid then it must be compressed or encrypted or something. Definitely not in the same format of real SRAM saves. Typical saves have tons of 00 bytes and the DLEZ / ZELD string.

It is useless except with your DexDrive I guess

[HatCat]

Originally Posted by Rcj8993

im guessing this might be impossible... unless there is a utility to make this a proper SRA (like PJ64 makes)

It's just ASCII hexadecimal for the binary contents of an eep or sra save, so you would rewrite the hex contents of the .a64 text file to be stored as binary to load the binary version of the SRAM, extracted from your a64. Nothing hard about it, no compression or anything.

[Rcj8993]

Originally Posted by HatCat

It's just ASCII hexadecimal for the binary contents of an eep or sra save, so you would rewrite the hex contents of the .a64 text file to be stored as binary to load the binary version of the SRAM, extracted from your a64. Nothing hard about it, no compression or anything.

your talking to a guy who doesn't know how to do that at all.