Difference between revisions of "Sonic Display Editor"

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Sonic Display Editor

Category: Sound editor
Version: 0.02 beta
Status: Inactive
System: DOS
Credits: Saxman

Sonic Sound Editor is a program made by Saxman that allows the alteration of song tempos, as well as the replacement of the SEGA choir. It works with Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit) and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (16-bit). The program was written in x86 assembly and runs in DOS.

The source code was released on January 16, 2023.

Release Timeline

Note: A small number of releases are not accounted for below, because the release history has been lost to time.

Sonic Sound Editor v0.01 beta (11/25/2001)
Sonic Sound Editor v0.02 beta (11/29/2001)

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Sonic Sound Editor v0.02 Beta (4 kB) (info)

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-'''Sonic Display Editor''' is a program made by [[User:Saxman|Saxman]] which allows you to edit the positioning of the HUD [[Sprite|sprites]] on the screen. It works with Sonic 1 (both revisions) and Sonic 2 (revision 01 only). The program was written in x86 assembly and runs in DOS.
+'''Sonic Sound Editor''' is a program made by [[User:Saxman|Saxman]] that allows the alteration of song tempos, as well as the replacement of the SEGA choir. It works with '''''[[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog (16-bit)]]''''' and '''''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 2|Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (16-bit)]]'''''. The program was written in x86 assembly and runs in DOS.
-The program is actually a merge of two separate programs: Sonic 1 Display Editor, and Sonic 2 Display Editor. The last released version was 0.70 beta.
+The source code was released on January 16, 2023.
-There was a 0.80 beta build that fixed all the graphical bugs seen in previous releases, added support for Sonic 2 revision 00, and added a debugger feature to show data for each object. This version was e-mailed to [[User:OrdosAlpha|OrdosAlpha]] to be released on SSRG, but the website was never updated. This build was eventually lost to a hard drive crash.
 ===Release Timeline===
 Note: A small number of releases are not accounted for below, because the release history has been lost to time.
-* Sonic 2 Display Editor v0.01 beta (11/17/2001)
+* Sonic Sound Editor v0.01 beta (11/25/2001)
-* Sonic 2 Display Editor v0.10 beta (11/18/2001)
+* Sonic Sound Editor v0.02 beta (11/29/2001)
-* Sonic 2 Display Editor v0.20 beta (11/19/2001)
-* Sonic 2 Display Editor v0.30 beta (11/21/2001)
-* Sonic 2 Display Editor v0.40 beta (11/23/2001)
-* Sonic 2 Display Editor v0.41 beta (11/30/2001)
-* Sonic 2 Display Editor v0.61 beta (01/07/2002)
-* Sonic 2 Display Editor v0.62 beta (01/22/2002)
-* Sonic 1 Display Editor v0.62 beta (05/26/2002)
-* Sonic 1 Display Editor v0.63 beta (05/27/2002)
-* Sonic Display Editor v0.70 beta (01/03/2003)
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+{{Multidownload|file1=Sonic-Sound-Editor_0.02.zip|filename1=Sonic Sound Editor v0.02 Beta|filesize1=4.00KB|file2=Sonic-Sound-Editor-Source_0.10.zip|filename2=Sonic Sound Editor (Source)|filesize2=9.14KB}}
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