On September 19, 2015 at 18:17, BFINN said...
thank you for the response, but why does the hex editor not like the X in the position its in? I know a little about this hex to decimal to pronto stuff but not enough to understand why the converter doesn't like it?
Hexidecimal numbers are represented by the numbers 0 to 9 and the letters A to F. X is not a legitimate hexadecimal number. The 0x is just a notation that says the follow number is in hexadecimal. Otherwise, a number like 25 could mean either decimal 25 or hexadecimal 25, which is 37 in decimal.
I would be surprised if the program took a number like 0y4b. If it does, what does it do with the 0y? y is also not a legal hexadecimal character.
0x4B just means 4B in hex.
You are going to need more information that just those function codes to generate a fully working Pronto hex code.
