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$7E:14B0 - By Noobish Noobsicle Forum Index - SMW Central - Moderation of Hacks and Files - RAM Map - $7E:14B0 - By Noobish Noobsicle Pages: 1 Roy Kuribo Mario 17+1 Posts: 4182/5950 Since: 2007-11-02 11:13:37 AM From: Utrecht, The Netherlands Last seen: 5 months and 12 days ago Posted on 2010-09-28 02:30:19 PM Link | Quote $7E:14B0 | 24 bytes | Sprites | Scratch RAM. (Like a 16-bit version of $00-$0F, not empty.) Used primarily in the routines for Bowser and the swinging brown platform. Reason of removal: I think it's not a good idea to group all these addresses together as 'scratch RAM' when it's only used by two sprites. Granted, they are multiple purpose addresses, but aren't many addresses like that? This way you could call many addresses 'scratch RAM'. I think it's a good idea to keep scratch RAM with just $00-$0F. Ersan also shares this opinion. Pages: 1 Forum Index - SMW Central - Moderation of Hacks and Files - RAM Map - $7E:14B0 - By Noobish Noobsicle The purpose of this site is not to distribute copyrighted material, but to honor one of our favourite games. Copyright © 2005 - 2013 - SMW Central Legal Information - Link To Us Total queries: 27 Main Page News Forums SMWiki Rules Member List F.A.Q. Register Login SMW Hacks SM64 Hacks YI Hacks Tools Documents Graphics Music Blocks Sprites Patches ROM Map RAM Map SM64 Music SM64 Textures