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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In order to do very low-level modifications to the game, C++ cannot just be used by itself. For these purposes we need assembly, or "ASM" hacks to patch or alter functions in the code. The game uses 32-bit PowerPC assembly code, so that is what all patches will need to be written in. To introduce you to the basic ASM build system, we will be making a small patch to disable the music speedup after 100 seconds. |