#MEGA MAN PROJECT ZERO FULL#
#MEGA MAN PROJECT ZERO CODE#

#MEGA MAN PROJECT ZERO CODE#

Though this project is technically listed as complete, there is a version '3.0' in the works in which all of the code that was added in the original has been heavily altered and more organized, thus allowing more emulation compatability on other systems/devices. In that instant, you can switch out or keep playing as Zero and lose him as per normal. He appears again in Mega Man ZX as both an optional superboss and as a playable form for the main character, where he is known as Model OX in the latter. A pre-boss warning when fighting Mosquitus, the boss that damages Zero, in which the main menu loads and X warns Zero about the danger ahead. Omega (also known as Omega Zero, 'the devil Reploid', or 'the ultimate Reploid'), is Zeros original body, who first appears in Mega Man Zero 3 as both the first and final boss.Zero's Z-Sabre animation has been quickened both ground and aerial.Vertical Air Dash animation has been quickened.

#MEGA MAN PROJECT ZERO FULL#

However, if you decide to 'damage' him and give X his Z-Sabre, the Sabre wave still retains its full damage.

Zero's Z-Sabre has been nerfed to accomodate for the game changes and each boss has a variation of damage they take from it.

Mega Man Zero styled sub-tanks in which it stops refilling your life when it's full.

He has his own dialogue that alters the writing of the game to aim at him and many other pieces of dialogue have been altered to dictate 'two' hunters instead of just X.Ī couple of features have been added on the side: The project originally aimed just to have Zero be playable through bosses, but with further interest, the project developed into a full rom hack in which Zero was playable in every aspect. I don't even own the Steam version (I got it for PS4), so I don't have access to a legit copy of the executable.The Zero Project is a ROM hack project that has been completed by Justin3009 with the help of many other users across a couple sites. There's a chance the address offsets I'm looking at aren't the same for the current version of the game, so if that happens, just use the find tool of HxD (Ctrl+F) and look for the 'Base values' I provide. I DON'T KNOW WHAT EFFECT DOES THIS HAVE ON ACHIEVEMENTS AND OTHER STUFF If you don't know exactly what a byte is, just think of it as a PAIR of digits. Make sure you're selecting the Hexadecimal side of the window (the one in the middle) at the right address (check the status bar at the bottom) Use this to replace the values I provide. Ctrl+B: While Ctrl+V is a 'add-paste', Ctrl+B is a 'overwrite-paste'. Paste the offsets I'll give you, and you should find the base values I'm providing. Just grab HxD, it's gonna be as simple as following these steps: If you've never done this before, don't be intimidated. I'm not able to make a patcher tool at the moment though (I'm knee-deep into another unrelated project), so grab an Hex editor, you're gonna do these yourself.

And since I want people to support this release more than anything, here it is! All I can offer for now. Until then, here's the good news: there are *a few* modifications based on simple value tables within the game, which are stored exactly the same in this version. I'd be more than happy to guide you through the stuff I worked on. My first goal here is to direct anyone more knowledgeable who might be interested in hacking this game to the documentation I wrote for my project [While the instructions won't be the same, it should help as a guide on how the game handles the things we like to change. The game is compiled differently (obviously), so all instruction-based modifications would have to be rewritten from scratch, and I'm not the most qualified person to do it. This list does not include ROM hacks (eg, Rockman 4 Minus Infinity, Rockman 5 Air Sliding), games that only FEEL like Mega Man (eg, MegaMari, Nezumi Man), or bo. Hello, I'm the author of the Mega Man X6 Tweaks [mod recently released for the PS1 version of the game.įrom day 1, I've had requests about doing the same for MMXLC2's version. This is a list of Mega Man fangamesspecifically, anything that LOOKS like a Mega Man prequel, sequel, interquel, spinoff, or crossover.

Mega man project zero