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Latest revision as of 11:40, 14 October 2011
GTAMA (GTA Mission Assembler) is an open-source command line program by Dan Strandberg and can be used to assemble a collection of text files containing code into a main.scm file for GTA III and Vice City. CyQ's VCDisAsm for Vice City and SADisAsm for San Andreas is used to disassemble the main.scm in the format readable by GTAMA. The opcodes definition lists used to be updatable on TbM2k's website but no longer the case. When the main.scm is decompiled, the code is separated into multiple plain-text files with extension .gsr.
This program is not longer updated and is not commonly used. Sanny Builder is the most recently updated and the most featured program.
See also
External links
- GTAMA documentation on SourceForge – by CyQ
- GTAMA IDE for Vice City – by gequinn, retrieved from archive.org
- disass.exe – rename to disasm.exe and place alongside gtama_ide.exe for the program to work
- Giddy – based on GTAMA IDE for Vice City, retrieved from archive.org
