Street Fighter II' Turbo
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Street Fighter II' Turbo
Heavy Damage Arcade-like Patch by gizaha:
- Code:
http://bszelda.zeldalegends.net/stuff/Con/hd_sf2_msu1.zip
Patch by Conn (original patch):
- Code:
http://bszelda.zeldalegends.net/stuff/Con/sf2_turbo_patch.zip
PCM Packs
Arcade CPS pack (by Relikk):
- Code:
https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ahue7izQZmougfdd9PEbT4VDL8RA_A
HD Remix (OC Remix) pack (by PittStone):
- Code:
https://mega.nz/#!GW4n3SRJ!SEj1GmdyzbwXGGYdcUmDin90roXQR4HAhPIOwRSH8mY
CPS2+ (by gyaragax):
- Code:
https://mega.nz/#!VeYW1TyK!ey1QUrzId6cREyS3YOpEXec5bC71oIi3kOyFwncobuA
Supports Heavy Damage
Ultra Street Fighter II' (Nintendo Switch) (by Cyber-Yagami):
- Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/z06mo4j4l4b6vkw
Does not support Heavy Damage (copy themes 50-61 from another set for HD)
- Track Map (by Relikk) -
- Code:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Yqfm5fdyaHe0LyRFqOV7HfgKVtkPFsLNbdFpiNf-gYI
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Street Fighter II' Turbo :: Comments
Fri 3 Nov 2017 - 7:03 by Conn
patch v5 fading adjustment:
Instructions:
1, open your patched rom in a hex editor
2, press Ctrl+G
3, type in the address in hex, e.g., 0x270316 for theme restart (instead 02/70316)
4, you should see then e.g., d0 0f there, change it to 80 07
5, safe the rom
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theme restarts playing each round:
02/70316: f0 35 -> ea ea
02/703c7: ea ea ea -> 9c b7 1c
02/703e9: d0 1f -> 80 17
fade to zero each round transition instead fading to half:
02/704ab: 40 -> 00
02/704b1: 40 -> 05
02/704bb: 40 -> 00
keep full volume each round transition instead fading to half:
02/704ab: 40 -> ff
02/704b1: 40 -> fb
02/704bb: 40 -> ff
Fri 29 Dec 2017 - 11:29 by alex_com
Thanks for the fading adjustment Conn.
I've noticed that paying this on sd2snes (rev.H - no audio boost) the battle SFX are very quiet compared to The New Challengers MSU Hack, which works flawlessly.
Is it just a matter of normalizing the PCMs?
I've noticed that paying this on sd2snes (rev.H - no audio boost) the battle SFX are very quiet compared to The New Challengers MSU Hack, which works flawlessly.
Is it just a matter of normalizing the PCMs?
Fri 29 Dec 2017 - 16:59 by Relikk
Fri 29 Dec 2017 - 17:31 by alex_com
Thanks a lot, it works perfectly!
Fri 29 Dec 2017 - 20:46 by Conn
Is this arcade, the one red did, just fixed, or anything else? I ask because I don't know whether I shall include the set in the first post... If so please tell me how.
Fri 29 Dec 2017 - 20:55 by Relikk
It’s the arcade CPS1 soundtrack I did myself. Slightly better quality, volume is more arcade like and the loops are more efficient, there’s 100mb shaved off if you compare the file sizes between mine and Red’s. I did the same for SSF2, also.
Disregard the CPS2 at the end of the zip file posted here. That’s an error.
Disregard the CPS2 at the end of the zip file posted here. That’s an error.
Fri 29 Dec 2017 - 21:23 by Conn
Hmm, can't access the mega link you posted, but could be a problem with my mobile. I nevertheless added your link to the first post, is it ok this way?
Please check if it is accessible.
I do not know what cps means, nor what the cps2 error might be.
If all is right, I could add your tnc set similarly.
Please check if it is accessible.
I do not know what cps means, nor what the cps2 error might be.
If all is right, I could add your tnc set similarly.
Sat 30 Dec 2017 - 4:57 by Relikk
CPS was the arcade hardware Capcom used for the their games. Later revisions with faster processors and better sound etc. were renamed to CPSII and CPSIII. SF2 revisions up to Hyper Fighting were on CPS1 hardware, Super SF2 was on CPS2 and SF3 was on CPS3. Aaaaannnyywwaayyyy... 
The link is still available. I'll upload the SSF2 link to the relevant topic.
The link is still available. I'll upload the SSF2 link to the relevant topic.
Thu 25 Jan 2018 - 16:58 by Señor Ventura
Awesome!!!... only left to fit the transitions of the music between rounds to be like the arcade, and then all the work will be done.
Good job!!
Good job!!
Thu 25 Jan 2018 - 17:38 by Señor Ventura
Relikk wrote:Looks like I've got work to do.
Nah, really is a very great job already.
P.D: I need a rom without header to patch, right?
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Thu 25 Jan 2018 - 17:39 by gizaha
Conn have some patches to fade out the volume. I didn't have the time to test them.
Thu 25 Jan 2018 - 17:43 by Señor Ventura
The game stays hung on black screen, What i have done wrong?.
It starts, sound the music (with the msu1), and then it stays stucked (but with music still sounding to the end).
It starts, sound the music (with the msu1), and then it stays stucked (but with music still sounding to the end).
Thu 25 Jan 2018 - 18:45 by Relikk
Señor Ventura wrote:The game stays hung on black screen, What i have done wrong?.
It starts, sound the music (with the msu1), and then it stays stucked (but with music still sounding to the end).
Indeed. The same for me. IPS patch applied on top of an already patched ROM... Try to start a game from the title screen, then it black screens and the title screen PCM continues to play in the background.
Tested using BSNES and SNES9X. Same result on both.
Thu 25 Jan 2018 - 21:46 by Conn
Without having looked into the code... I had a v1 with header, maybe the code is built upon that old version?
If the problem persists I'll check tomorrow what's wrong.
If the problem persists I'll check tomorrow what's wrong.
Fri 26 Jan 2018 - 1:19 by Conn
It indeed works only with header.
Attached is a version for headerless rom, the zip contains 2 patches, one of them is merged with my patch (not tested, just checked the code - if you encounter problems let me know).
gizaha, feel free to edit/update your first post with this patch; usually roms do not have a header and most patches are for non-headered roms.
Fading addresses remain the same as for the turbo patch.
Attached is a version for headerless rom, the zip contains 2 patches, one of them is merged with my patch (not tested, just checked the code - if you encounter problems let me know).
gizaha, feel free to edit/update your first post with this patch; usually roms do not have a header and most patches are for non-headered roms.
Fading addresses remain the same as for the turbo patch.
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Fri 26 Jan 2018 - 4:29 by Relikk
Doesn't appear to be working on either patch. The heavy damage PCM's aren't playing.
Fri 26 Jan 2018 - 6:31 by Señor Ventura
I'm still having the same problem. I'm patching the same rom with different patches, and nothing changes.
There is not an explanation about remove headers in some thread over there?.
There is not an explanation about remove headers in some thread over there?.
Fri 26 Jan 2018 - 6:36 by Relikk
Relikk wrote:Doesn't appear to be working on either patch. The heavy damage PCM's aren't playing.
With regard to this... Do we need a new manifest with the correct memory addresses and the new file names for this to work properly? Probably not as it doesn't work on SD2SNES, either. I don't know about these things, though.
Señor Ventura wrote:I'm still having the same problem. I'm patching the same rom with different patches, and nothing changes.
There is not an explanation about remove headers in some thread over there?.
Look for the No-Intro set of ROMs. They're always clean dumps and headerless.
Fri 26 Jan 2018 - 7:00 by Señor Ventura
Ok, i found a rom that accept the patches.
The game works fine, although after the music changes to "damage version", it doesn't come back to the original state when the new round begins, and it is still sonding until the combat ends.
I think it is due to the music never cuts between rounds.
But the work is really near to act like the arcade version, and this is really good.
Actually the music changes when the damage is high, and i think that it only left the music cuts later, and not when the combat just ends (that is the only thing that remains to do).
Good job, really really good job
The game works fine, although after the music changes to "damage version", it doesn't come back to the original state when the new round begins, and it is still sonding until the combat ends.
I think it is due to the music never cuts between rounds.
But the work is really near to act like the arcade version, and this is really good.
Actually the music changes when the damage is high, and i think that it only left the music cuts later, and not when the combat just ends (that is the only thing that remains to do).
Good job, really really good job
Fri 26 Jan 2018 - 7:16 by Relikk
You probably need to hex edit the ROM and apply the fades and restarts on round change.
EDIT: Ok, so... The patch in its current state only works on the v1 ROM, not the v1.1.
Also confirmed that the fades work fine. Señor Ventura, you need to hex edit your rom with these values for arcade style...
- Code:
theme restarts playing each round:
02/70316: f0 35 -> ea ea
02/703c7: ea ea ea -> 9c b7 1c
02/703e9: d0 1f -> 80 17
fade to zero each round transition instead fading to half:
02/704ab: 40 -> 00
02/704b1: 40 -> 05
02/704bb: 40 -> 00
Here are the heavy damage PCMs to match my release for this game for anyone that already has the stage themes and just needs the heavy damage themes:
https://mega.nz/#!FixjUbQY!0rr6P-60X28MtNlPjzgTHSFFdFV1tYw_90TJlgIBfno
And then a full release with stage themes and heavy damage combined (the original SF2 hack article will need to be updated with this link as the old one is redundant and no longer exists):
https://mega.nz/#!E3IlwC7Q!kd8ns2af-w8ffFPeb4WyX1UT6Im1IyDptgdm9lrPMkk
Fri 26 Jan 2018 - 10:01 by Conn
Isn't the 1.1 exclusively the Europe PAL version, and v1.0 the usual US NTSC? I think I ported Super SF2, but not Turbo.EDIT: Ok, so... The patch in its current state only works on the v1 ROM, not the v1.1.
Everything alright now? The "It works!", "It doesn't work!" in this thread is confusing
Fri 26 Jan 2018 - 10:26 by Relikk
There is a later US revision in the No-Intro set.
Works for me now after patching the v1, yes.
Works for me now after patching the v1, yes.
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