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I've seen plenty of translations that open up with a quick intro screen detailing who worked on the project, so I find it hard to believe that someone seeing that would be unaware that it was an unofficial modification, even if the ROM was being distributed pre-patched. I can understand the differing viewpoints on the subject, and it really is just a cosmetic issues, but I have to cast my chips in with the first school. error - also using ucon64, it shows the checksum is bad, so when i try to repair with IpsAndSum, it is all zeros and cannot repair the checksum.

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However, if you're going through all the work that comes with making a complete translation then it seems like a simple matter to fix the checksum. BAD CHECKSUM CORRUPT SAVE SNES9X MAC OFFLINE Locate the partition on which the bad block resides. I guess that I can understand letting the checksum fail when it comes to minor hacks, and for just that reason you wouldn't want someone new to emulation to mistakenly believe that the original Super Mario World featured flying unicorns or whatnot. Super Nintendo Wizard 1 I was loading a game on my Snes9x v1.41-1 for Windows, and I noticed while it was starting up that it said 'Bad Checksum'. You can use a hex editor to fix it: Simply open up the romhack in snes9x, then goto File -> 'Rom Information'. I will let the checksum fail to warn the users of this unofficial modification.'

I can edit and save in Lunar Magic but can't actually load the game to see if those changes are being. It seems to alternate between saying bad checksum and checksum ok but regardless the game won't load. Hi, Id like to know how snes9x does the calculation of the 'Actual checksum' for odd sized SNES roms.

There are two schools of romhackers in that regard - the 'I am producing a perfectly working alternative, thus I release it with a correct checksum as an official localisation should have.' and the 'Regardless everything else, I'm merely modifying a clean dump. The message shown on screen is: 'SUPER MARIOWORLD' checksum ok LoR 0m, 16Mbits, ROM+RAM+BAT, NTSC, SRAM:16Kbits, ID:, CRC32:19E2B1F8.

Bad checksum error snes9x Patch#

Creaothceann wrote:The hack/translation authors could fix the checksum so that you know if the patch was applied to the correct ROM.