Hi there. To link debug functions from a .sym file to a game executable, you need to modify the game's code. You essentially replace or redirect calls to existing functions in the game with calls to the debug functions. You'll need to disassemble the game executable to understand its assembly code....

Hello PSX offtopic, I am trying to understand how the OP of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCqbSHEKI1g managed to get the debug functions to work. Quake 2 came with main.sym symbol table. From what I understand, .sym files contains some function names, var names etc and OP was able to li...

Thank you for the reply ! Unfortunately it does the same thing - no changes to the image with these codes :/ Regards, iCEQB try this-> D0018F00-0010 80018F00-FFF8 D0023114-0001 80023114-0000 D00190CC-0010 800190CC-0008 Somewhat offtopic from this thread, but could you explain how you got these valu...

Shadow wrote: ↑November 10th, 2018, 8:11 pm There's a lot of games that don't work with NO$PSX, but NO$CASH has fled the PSX Development scene and doesn't seem interested in it anymore.

Even the site is down now. Namely https://problemkaputt.de/
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Shadow wrote:Already got them all. They are in the Psy-Q SDK...

Thanks for pointing me there. Got them all!

Found a link which lists a lot of interesting documents. https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/psx ... topics/163

I wonder if anyone actually got their hands on all of those docs.

I see a lot of 2.5c versions for 1998. Does anyone have the later versions of this?

Shadow wrote:Nope. If someone has it, carefully remove the staples and scan each page as a high quality image and turn it into a PDF.

I second that.

Nice find. As for loss of work, I really hope it was an intern or something.