I read somewhere that there is often a difference of 1 byte from another definition on 8-bit maps. it's true? (I had 1CED9>1CEDA)
same KFZW I have 12390 me I see it at 12391
the offset is only at the beginning of the map?
do I have to take back all my 8 bit cards?
at the same time like this I will learn...
I read somewhere that there is often a difference of 1 byte from another definition on 8-bit maps. it's true? (I had 1CED9>1CEDA)
same KFZW I have 12390 me I see it at 12391
the offset is only at the beginning of the map?
do I have to take back all my 8 bit cards?
at the same time like this I will learn...
Thanks, so I'll have some work to do. do you use 2d or 3d more for tracking?
where to start learning depends on your technical background,
just finding maps, you should have a very similar flash+damos(a2l) file as a project.
thereby you create your own project finding the proper "offsets"
not every map has its axis nearby, many axis are collected in groups "far away"
and to find out and learn you simply need this similar damos.
I would recommend the "2D" mode for searching maps and "Text" mode for single values.
To verify a certain map you need to get the meaning/function of it, than you'll get a feeling for proper (axis) values.
LAMFA map for example always starts with lambda = 1, so first value is 80 (128) at 1CEDA and 1CED9 with 7C (124) is most unlikely.
Same with KFZW, it starts with 12390, forget about any startbit, there is no such thing, think what a KFZW should look like, compare with others!
Translate, read, understand the FR docu and keep on searching NefMoto.
The more you describe your project and the progress you make, the more people around here are willing to help.
