The Craterian Gauntlet uses the "Tide-large" checkbox to do that. It's on the 3rd page of checkboxes in FX1 settings.
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I am attempting to make a door i was wondering the hex address i need to change to make a door that goes from left to right and vise versa i know a little bit about hex editing but i dont know what info i need to change also i cant seem to make a new room im sorry if im being bothersome im just new at this at least i got the basic stuff down pat
I just created this tutorial on youtube on how to make doors. It should be able to help you out. Make sure you know how to edit doors that already exist first. In the video I figure you already know it so I don't go over how to do that. I believe there is another you tube video somewhere....ahh here is it. 
This one first.
Than this one.
Good Luck!
This one first.
Than this one.
Good Luck!
Quote from tbolt76:
ok james ill go with your idea if you could tell me how to add on existing rooms that would be sweet and i treid to use a different bts for the doors but i keep getting a runtime overflow error any idea whats causing this. thanks for all your help i appreciate it very much
step by step i wrote it asi was making a new room and the adding doors for the new room just encase.
Quote from tbolt76:
anyone know whats causing the rum time 6 overflow error?
1) If you're just editing and it happens, I need to know exactly what/how you were doing things so a smile error can be tracked.
-OR (much more likely in this case)
2) You've moved data or a pointer incorrectly while making a new room and it's pointing to bad data.
Hmm, check one of the doors that work with the door editor and look to see how many doors are in the room. (Top right hand corner of door editor.) Make sure that there is four doors in the room, if there isn't that is the problem. Your trying to point to a door that doesn't exist. You might have done something wrong when adding a door. Otherwise, I'm not sure. 
Quote from tbolt76:
i was making a new door and i was setting the bts to 3 because ther is an elevator and a door already in the room i changed the hex values as insturcted in the youtube videos provided in the thread and when i open the door editor on the door i labeled with bts 3 thats when the error occurs
Quote from Jathys:
If there's a door and an elevator already in the room, that's 00 and 01.
I thought of that as well, but I think tbolt76 meant there was an elevator (which is two doors), and a door in the room, because I don't think there are any rooms in the original Super Metroid that has just an elevator, with no doors connecting to it. I might be wrong though.
SUCCESS!!!!!!!! Not only did i manage to create a door that now works beautifully i figured out what i was doing wrong in the first place. I was trying to create a door in the wrong room. The hex bytes i changed following the youtube video were only supposed to create a door in a specific room no wonder my new door didnt show up and everything got messed up now all i have to do is find the hex address where i need to change the bytes to create a new door in the elevator room leading to blue brinstar and viola!!! say hello to a rebuilt old torian you guys were a great big help to me i could not have done it without you guys. now if someone can provide me with the hex address and bytes i need for that room im off and running!!
Quote from tbolt76:
The hex bytes i changed following the youtube video were only supposed to create a door in a specific room no wonder my new door didnt show up and everything got messed up...
The information in the youtube video should let you create new doors in any room. If you want to make doors in any room the changes that you will have to make is...
1. At about 3:40ish in the video I put some door data at the address AD80, and AD90. That was to make two doors. If you needed to make 3, 4, 5, etc... doors than you have to keep going. In other words, to make four doors (Which you will need to make a new door in an elevator room, since elevator = 2 doors, and door that already existed = 1.) You would have to paste that filler door data in four addresses instead of two. AD80, AD90, ADA0, and ADB0.
2. At about 5:40ish I show you the next step. This address points to your newly made doors. (AD80, AD90, ADA0, and ADB0) You have to do this a little bit differently in another room, because instead of putting:(Remember you have to reverse the bytes.) "80A0 90AD 0101" as I did in the video, you will have to put "80AD 90AD A0AD B0AD 0101"
3. The last thing you will have to do is change your door_out pointer in the room you want to add the door. Change it to the address that you used for your the second step. In the video I used E9B0.
Other than that you should be able to create new doors in any room you wish. Hope this Helps!
Quote from james kennon:
just want a confirmation, enemy population is stored in bank A1, the headers in A0 and there pallets in A2, A2 just contains pallets, right?
I have no idea.
Samus...? Is that you?
Go to Graphics Editor, and change that Special GFX thingy to TITLE 2, click RIP, and open the GFX file in a graphics editor (Tile Layer Pro). When you're done with your edits, go back to Graphics Editor, change Special GFX again to TITLE 2, click save, browse to your GFX file, and save. You're done!
