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You didn't modified the default freespace in the knockback patch (which I suppose that is this one), that just lead to a BRK, actually, it reads a few opcodes then BRK.

Use this patch instead: http://pastie.org/pastes/10653154/text

Patch it with Asar.

That list looks familiar.

Here's the real sprite list. Or just enable viewing IDs in LM.

i'm making a flipped muncher (not very creative) for a hack but when i go into SMW it looks nothing like a muncher and doesn't work the same, why?

It wraps around. So value 00 would be sprite 73 if it didn't mean "empty", value FF would be sprite 72, FE would be sprite 71, and so on.

Now, for the P-Switch specifically, because of the way the game handles it (it's actually considered a "stunned" sprite like shells are), you'll need a patch to use that in the item box, such as this one.

00 ... 73
01 ... 74
02 ... 75
...
8B ... FD
8C ... FE
8D ... FF
8E ... 00
8F ... 01
90 ... 02
91 ... 03
...

It'll probably be easier to explain something here.
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Now here's a funky little thing. Computers don't normally have a way to just store numbers as negative - for that reason, integers (whole numbers) have these two ways to be read:
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First off, just don't use the GUI. It's bad for inserting music, just use the non-GUI executable.

So, open up Addmusic_list.txt. Then get your song and put it in the "music" folder. Let's say the song was called "underground.txt". In the Addmusic_list file, at the bottom, add an extra number, and next to it, the song name. Like this: 29 underground.txt

To add more songs, just keep adding numbers and TXT files to the list.
When you're done, save the list file, and open up AddmusicK.exe. Type the name of your ROM, say, "test.smc" (you don't actually have to type the .smc or .sfc, just the name will work), and press enter. It should insert the songs without any issues.