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Weber G

You have to use my formula from page 1 of this thread:
(byte 1D * (byte 17 +1) +1) *128
war giant:
byte 1D = 13dez
byte 1 = 2dez

(13*(2+1)+1)*128
(13*3+1)*128
(39+1)*128
40*128
= 5120

Weber G

This is the code from the game for the hit points generation: 53CC 8C FA 53 STY $53FA 53CF 20 2C 44 JSR $442C 53D2 A0 10 LDY #$10 53D4 B1 67 LDA ($67),Y 53D6 25 5A AND $5A 53D8 8D EE 53 STA $53EE 53DB C8 INY 53DC B1 67 LDA ($67),Y 53DE 25 5B AND $5B 53E0 8D F4 53 STA $53F4 53E3 4E F4 53 LSR $53F4 53...

Weber G

Sorry, but you start so many question at the same time. But: There is a difference in the monster damage depending if the monster attacks the party or the monster is in the party and attacks a monster. In case the monster attacks the party, my calculations are correct: ##############################...

Weber G

The post on page one of this thread:

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9513	20	90	08	JSR $0890	
9516	A5	5B	  	LDA $5B	
9518	29	02	  	AND #$02	
951A	8D	27	95	STA $9527	
951D	A0	1C	  	LDY #$1C	
951F	B1	67	  	LDA ($67),Y	
9521	4A	  	  	LSR A	
9522	4A	  	  	LSR A	
9523	29	FC	  	AND #$FC	
9525	18	  	  	CLC 	
9526	69	00	  	ADC #$00

Weber G

Something else I noticed is that any given monster will use a pair of attack texts.

For example, the Colossus will use " slams " and " strikes at ". It seems a 50% chance for either. Did you notice this too?

Check the code from post 120 and you will find out.

Weber G

It seems that 57 and 50 both convert to 14 for some reason, is that accurate?

Yes, only bit2 to bit7 is used for the attack text. That's why 2xLSR is used.

Weber G

it's not $B168 but $B166

and the result address is $B1FA

Weber G

I get that the text strings are at b167.

Wrong! The text strings are not at $B167. The addresses where the text strings are, are att $B167!

Sorry, but if you don't understand my last post, do something to understand it.

Weber G

just an example with the wolfman: 1C = 20h = 0010 0000bin => loaded in A 2x LSR A => result: 0000 1000bin AND A with FCh: A: 0000 1000 FC: 1111 1100 result: 0000 1000 => 08h TAX => X = 08h LDY $B167,X => load Y with content of $B167+08 = $B16F => content is B1 Y = B1 LDA $B166,X => load A with conta...

Weber G

check post 115:

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951D	A0	1C	  	LDY #$1C	
951F	B1	67	  	LDA ($67),Y	
9521	4A	  	  	LSR A	
9522	4A	  	  	LSR A	
9523	29	FC	  	AND #$FC	
9525	18	  	  	CLC 	
9526	69	00	  	ADC #$00	
9528	AA	  	  	TAX 	
9529	BC	67	B1	LDY $B167,X	
952C	BD	66	B1	LDA $B166,X

Weber G

You will not find any table without the corresponding code. Sure, I can provide you the code extracts, but would it help you? I already provided you the code extracts for the attack texts. Could you understand these code? Do you know what it does? If not, use google for a command-reference and go th...

Weber G

You will need this code from the original game to build an editor for the monsters...

Weber G

Consider byte #$14. It is supposedly the max # of monsters. Going by that, one should never encounter more than 2 Wolfmen. However, it is clearly possible to encounter as many as 6. :? You can not take over the bytes 1:1! There are tables and calculations. Search the code and you will find the link...

Weber G

To the bytes in my list from yesterday.

Weber G

Sorry, typo in my list:
0B => 1B
0C => 1C
0D => 1D
0E => 1E
0F => 1F

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