sandungas
Developer
Yes, it should work, and is a trick needed to have in the sleeve incase is neededGreat. Nice work.
Off topic: btw i think we can edit the length of individual values as long as keep the overall length the same and stay within the headers.. Have you noticed these values are not separated by nulls, but by new lines. So I think as long as we respect the over length of each mnu,, we could add a couple of digits to one value, and remove a few from the next value for example as long as we move the new lines to match.
To make room is needed to short the value of other settings, you know there are many that uses a value with 6 or 8 decimals like 1.206031
If you replace it by 1.2 i guess the result visually is going to be the same because that decimals are ridicully small (i wonder why they goes so accurate, lol, probably they adjusted that in PC in a "XMB emulator" with a mouse and dragging an slider)
So in this example replacing 1.206031 by 1.2 we have recovered 5 bytes... in the MNU files that have tenths of settings if you repeat that several times you could cummulate a good amount of room for "magic"
The most magical way to use this trick is by adding a new settings that doesnt exist in the original file
Edit:
Hmmm, i guess deleting a whole setting (a whole line) could work too, in that case the function should use the hardcoded default setting for it
