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Smaller Bonus Star Counter... Removal?

Yeah so I was wondering if there was an easy way to get rid of the small bonus star counter in this picture:



Yeah I tried the SMW Customizer and the Status Bar Editor but I still cannot get rid of it? In the Status Bar Editor, it says that it cannot be deleted... Help please? Thanks in advance!

Originally posted by ROM Map
01253 | $00:9053 | 3 bytes | Layer 3 | Change to EAEAEA to get rid of the small bonus stars. Use in conjunction with address x01268
01268 | $00:9068 | 3 bytes | Layer 3 | Change to EAEAEA to get rid of the small bonus stars. Use in conjunction with address x01253

Change these addresses' values with EA EA EA and the small bonus counter should be gone.
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Do I use Translhexation to do that? I have used that tool maybe... 2 times. But I can figure it out I think.

Why just not making the hex-edit via patch?

Copy the text below into an .asm file and patch it using xkas/asar or whatever.

Code
lorom
header

org $009053
NOP #3

org $009068
NOP #3
Status effect can remove (I think) all counters.
I don't have a large footer.
Awesome, worked just as I wanted it to. Thanks a ton guys!

Originally posted by Lui
Why just not making the hex-edit via patch?

Copy the text below into an .asm file and patch it using xkas/asar or whatever.

Code
lorom
header

org $009053
NOP #3

org $009068
NOP #3


Just wondering, what does the lorom and header do? I don't really use asm files much
This thread is nine years old and the question you're asking is quite different from the original topic so you should probably have made a new thread instead. Anyway, while we're here:

lorom tells the assembler (the program that applies the patch) to use LoROM addressing for the ROM, so that the SNES addresses are converted to the right place in the ROM file. header tells the assembler that the ROM has a header, which also affects the addresses.

However, neither of those are required any more - header is now automatically calculated, lorom is now the default.