Please help with ASM Assembly

So bully, after a while of trying out your PPC helper, ive noticed that all it does is write a value using li and ori, and then stores it.

That's helpful, but what about codes you have made that involve writes like 2C0C02B3.

I wanted to ask how you do this before attempting it myself to not look like a n00b. Please help me. I want to code better in ASM.

The program only helps you with storing a single value to the memory. That is good enough most of the time, but obviously there's way more you can do such as conditional code.

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This reads the value from address 0x81345678 into r12. Then puts value 0x00000000 into r11. Compares if those two match. If they do match, the branch is taken (branch if equal = beq). Code #No matter what# is executed. However if they don't match, #No match# is executed and *then* #No matter what#.

If you want to do something like if and else you require to skip the button part by branching over if you reach the #No match# part.

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The branch labels can be named however you want. The destination must end with ":". Label names can not be the same to prevent ambiguous codes:

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By the way, # ... # is a comment which can be inserted into the code without causing compiling issues.

Oh! Now THIS is juicy meat. What do the r registers mean? Does it depend on the breakpoint?

Why did u choose r12 and r11. Does it have to be those 2?

r12 is the safest register to write stuff to. Work your way down the more registers you need. If you do a bad pick your game could just crash.

Depending on the breakpoint you may want to write a value to the register it loads into or stores from.

Oh ok. You dont write #no match# in asmwiird right?

This was just a comment to show you where to put code to execute when it doesn't match the comparison.