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==Format== | ==Format== | ||
Each entry uses 400 (0x190) bytes. The first four bytes is a header containing the character number. After this header, there are 99 32-bit experience values. The numbers are actually deltas (differences between levels); so to figure out how much total experience is needed for level X, you need to sum the first X values. | Each entry uses 400 (0x190) bytes. The first four bytes is a header containing the character number. After this header, there are 99 32-bit experience values. The numbers are actually deltas (differences between levels); so to figure out how much total experience is needed for level X, you need to sum the first X values. | ||
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Revision as of 02:42, 24 January 2024
This is a sub-page of Mother 3.
| Level-up experience table | |
| Game | MOTHER 3 |
| Start Address | 0xCD928 |
| End Address | 0xCF227 |
| # of Entries | 16 (0x10) |
| Entry Length | 400 bytes (0x190) |
| Total Length | 18176 bytes (0x1900) |
| Back to the ROM map | |
Overview
The level-up experience table contains the experience values needed for each character to progress to the next level. There are 16 entries, one for each playable character. The ordering is consistent with the game's internal party character names listing.
Format
Each entry uses 400 (0x190) bytes. The first four bytes is a header containing the character number. After this header, there are 99 32-bit experience values. The numbers are actually deltas (differences between levels); so to figure out how much total experience is needed for level X, you need to sum the first X values.