Add more data. Now we build two chunks of the rom.

.gitmodules

@@ -22,3 +22,6 @@
 [submodule "stadiumgs/0x3fd5000"]
 	path = stadiumgs/0x3fd5000
 	url = https://github.com/iimarckus/stadiumgs-0x3fd5000
+[submodule "stadiumgs/0x3fed000"]
+	path = stadiumgs/0x3fed000
+	url = https://github.com/iimarckus/stadiumgs-0x3fed000

stadiumgs/Makefile

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-all: tables.bin
+all: part2.bin part4.bin
 
 TABLES = \
 	rosters.tbl \
@@ -11,10 +11,14 @@ TABLES = \
 	presjpegs.tbl \
 	faces.tbl
 
-# md5 of tables.bin: 9771bc97a32a71d6153dda1e30acf1e0
-tables.bin: ${TABLES}
+# md5 of part2.bin: 9771bc97a32a71d6153dda1e30acf1e0
+part2.bin: ${TABLES}
 	cat ${TABLES} > $@
 
+# md5 of part4.bin: dd75790cae613b8a72da350b4fcdeddd
+part4.bin: 0x3fd5000.tbl 0x3fed000.bin
+	cat 0x3fd5000.tbl 0x3fed000.bin > $@
+
 X0x3fd5000 = \
 	0x3fd5000/empty1.pers.szp \
 	0x3fd5000/empty1.pers.szp \
@@ -2134,11 +2138,16 @@ presjpegs.tbl: ${PRESJPEGS}
 faces.tbl: ${FACES}
 	../utils/cattbl -f 0x13d000 ${FACES} > $@
 
-# md5 of 0x3fd5000.tbl: 
+# md5 of 0x3fd5000.tbl: a49dc59176b380ccf34fede7ff64ff2b
 0x3fd5000.tbl: ${X0x3fd5000}
 	../utils/cattbl -f 0x18000 ${X0x3fd5000} > $@
 
+# md5 of 0x3fed000.bin: 5d2b0e4dcd62b592b456bfb60357f580
+0x3fed000.bin: 0x3fed000/0x3fed000.bin
+	../utils/padff 0x13000 0x3fed000/0x3fed000.bin > $@
+
 clean:
 	rm -f text.tbl ${STRTBLS} rosters.tbl ${ROSTERS} backgrounds.tbl
 	rm -f 0x1e40000.tbl presjpegs.tbl faces.tbl 0x2000000.tbl 0x1898000.tbl
-	rm -f 0x1718000.tbl 0x2000000.tbl tables.bin
+	rm -f 0x1718000.tbl 0x2000000.tbl part2.bin 0x3fed000.bin part4.bin
+	rm -f 0x3fd5000.tbl

stadiumgs/README.md

@@ -27,6 +27,20 @@ backgrounds/ and presjpeg/:
 
 * what is this?
 
-pics/:
+faces/:
 
-* write a converter
+* have been dumped to png
+* need to write a converter from png
+
+0x3fd5000/:
+
+* contains .pers.szp files that in turn contain yay0-compressed data
+* what is the decompressed data?
+* need to write a yay0/pers-szp compressor/decompressor
+
+0x3fed000/:
+
+* just one file
+* looks like 253 entries, 16 bytes per entry
+* 253 is awfully close to 251
+* so it probably has something to do with pokémon species