How-To's and Tutorials

Hex Workshop

• How to edit player names, numbers, ratings
• How to edit player uniform colors
• How to edit regular period/overtime period names and lenghts
• How to edit default lines and number of goalies
• How to edit ice color and rink data
• How to edit penalty names and lengths
• How to edit startup banners
• How to edit team overall ratings

Tile Layer Pro

• How to edit center ice logos
• How to edit the puck

Other

• How to edit the music tracks
• How to burn the ISO to play on Sega CD

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How to edit player names, numbers, ratings

by Evan

Player Names, Numbers, Ratings

Below is a chart I made to help understand what the player's hex code means in Hex Workshop. In this example, I have highlighted Dave Gagner's data from the original NHL94.iso file. To change names, numbers, and ratings, you would simply type over the data.

• player's character length (this is a code telling the game how many characters this name is, 0E = 11 characters - this chart is in the player ratings chart below)
• player's name
• space to finish player's name length (for some players, this is just an extra space to fill up the remaining character of their name)
• player's number
• player's ratings (these ratings are all explained in the player ratings chart below)
• part of the next player's character length (in this case, for Neal Broten, 000E)

Note: Each team's roster must keep the same number of characters. If you switch Dave Gagner's name from 11 characters to 9, you must add 2 characters somewhere else on that roster.

Player Jersey Numbers

To edit a player's jersey number, simply find their name in the .bin file using Hex Workshop, and their number will be right after their name. I have highlighted Nelson Emerson's number (07) in the screenshot below to give you an example. Now you would simply type the new number over it. Sometimes you may see a "00" between the players name and their number. This is just to give a space to certain player's names.

Player Ratings Chart - Use this for reference to edit all ratings. Note: All ratings are 0-6 except for weight and handedness which are 0-9,A-F.
Player's Weight	All Other Abilities	Forwards and Defensemen	Goalies	Character Length
0 - 140	0 - 14.3	1st Digit - Weight	1st Digit - Weight	0A = 6,7 letters
1 - 148	1 - 28.6	2nd Digit - Agility	2nd Digit - Agility	0C = 8,9 letters
2 - 156	2 - 42.9	3rd Digit - Speed	3rd Digit - Speed	0E = 10,11 letters
3 - 164	3 - 57.2	4th Digit - Offensive Awareness	4th Digit - (leave at zero)	10 = 12,13 letters
4 - 172	4 - 71.5	5th Digit - Defensive Awareness	5th Digit - Defensive Awareness	12 = 14,15 letters
5 - 180	5 - 85.8	6th Digit - Shot Power	6th Digit - Puck Control	14 = 16,17 letters
6 - 188	6 - 100.1	7th Digit - Checking	7th Digit - (leave at zero)	16 = 18,19 letters
7 - 196		8th Digit - Handedness (0,2,4,6,8,A,C,E) - Lefty (1,3,5,7,9,B,D,F) - Righty	8th Digit - Handedness (0,2,4,6,8,A,C,E) - Lefty (1,3,5,7,9,B,D,F) - Righty
8 - 204		9th Digit - Stick Handling	9th Digit - (leave at zero)
9 - 212		10th Digit - Shot Accuracy	10th Digit - (leave at zero)
A - 220		11th Digit - Endurance	11th Digit - Stick Right
B - 228		12th Digit - (leave at zero, this could have been for fighting possibly)	12th Digit - Stick Left
C - 236		13th Digit - Pass Accuracy	13th Digit - Glove Right
D - 244		14th Digit - Agressiveness	14th Digit - Glove Left
E - 252
F - 260

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How to edit player uniform colors

by Evan

You can easily edit team's uniform colors by editing just a few things in the hex code (using Hex Workshop). For example, changing the first set of numbers in the yellow (0006) to something different, like (CCCC), will change the pants color to grey. Use the chart below as a reference to which colors are for what parts of the uniform. The first set of colors is the home colors, and the second set of colors is the away.

The colors for a team begin before that team's roster. So in the example below, we are looking at Calgary's colors, not Buffalo's.

Note: Editing a team's uniform colors will change the colors of their ice logo as well.

• Pants color - 1st 4 digits (0006) is the main color, 2nd 4 digits (0008) is the lighter color, and 3rd 4 digits (000A) is the darker color (this creates a fade in the pants, so try to make these colors similar)
• Pants stripe and elbow trim
• Shoulder trim, waist stripe, and top sock stripe
• Shoulder color, elbow, and sock
• Jersey and helmet - 1st 4 digits (0CCC) is the main color, 2nd 4 digits (0EEE) is the lighter color, and 3rd 4 digits (0AAA) is the darker color (this creates a fade in the jersey, so try to make these colors similar)
• Stick (same for all teams)
• Player shadows on the ice (same for all teams)
• Player skin color - 1st is main color, 2nd set is shadow color (same for all teams)

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How to edit regular period/overtime period names and lenghts

by Evan

Thanks to some members of the community, we are able to edit the period lengths. Below are a few screenshots and tables to help you understand how this is done.

Changing the Purple 0258 will edit the overtime length. Changing the Blue 012C will edit the "5 minute periods" length. Changing the Orange 0258 will edit the "10 minute periods" length. Changing the Green 04B0 will edit the "20 minute periods" length.

Below are some of the period lengths you could try. Just remember to fix the text that goes with the lenghts using the 2nd and 3rd screenshots as reference.

• 001E = 30 seconds
• 003C = 60 seconds (1 minute)
• 00B4 = 180 seconds (3 minutes)
• 012C = 300 seconds (5 minutes)
• 01A4 = 420 seconds (7 minutes)
• 0258 = 600 seconds (10 minutes)
• 04B0 = 1200 seconds (20 minutes)

Iso File Offset: 000381D8 (lengths)
Iso File Offset: 00030906 (names)

Screenshot 1

• overtime period length (this is 10 minutes by default, to make it 5 minutes change the 0258 to 012C)
• 1st game length setting (this is 5 minutes by default, which in hex 012C = 5 minutes)
• 2nd game length setting (this is 10 minutes by default, which in hex 0258 = 10 minutes)
• 3rd game length setting (this is 20 minutes by default, which in hex 04B0 = 20 minutes)

Here's how to change the names of the period lengths on the startup screen. Simply change the text of these items and that will be what comes up in the startup screen menu.

Screenshot 2

• 5 Minutes
• 10 Minutes
• 20 Minutes

This is an example of changing the period length text from "5 Minutes" to "1 Minute".

Screenshot 3

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How to edit default lines and number of goalies

by Evan

This is how you can edit the number of goalies and/or forwards a team has. This is also where you adjust the team's lines to you liking.

Goalies (Go to the 11th set of 4 digits after the "j" that starts the away jersey data.)

You can have a maximum of 4 goalies per team in the game. To add or subtract a goalie, you have to edit the 11th set of 4 digits after the "j" (highlighted in the screenshot above). Changing a zero to anything besides zero will add a goalie and changing a character to a zero will subtract one. The Islanders and Rangers both have 1 goalie so this set of digits is 9000 for them. Changing them to 9900 gives them 2 goalies and 9990 gives them 3 and 9999 gives them 4. These numbers don’t necessarily have to be a 9. Allstars East (above) has a CBC0 for their goalies. C is a goalie, B is a goalie, and C is a goalie. Changing the data from CBC0 to 9990 won't change anything in the game.

Note: Adding a goalie to a team with 1 goalie will make the 2nd player listed in the hex code a goalie, but he will also appear as a forward until you edit the default lines.

Line editing

Look in the hex editor and write down each player in the order in which they appear in the code, then write down their order. When you get to the 10th player, list him as 0A, 11th as 0B, etc. 15th is 0F but for player 16 list him as 10, player 17 is listed as 11, etc. After you have done this, look after the 4 digit goalie code. You’ll see an 01. Starting after the 01 the teams “best line” is listed. This is the default lineup when line changes are off. Starting after the 01, those players are listed. It goes in the normal order, LD, RD, LW, C, RW. Just enter in the player orders you took down of each player you want to appear in each position on your “best line”. Starting after the next “01” is scoring line 1, then the next “01” is scoring line 2 and it goes in order all the way up to Penalty Kill 2.

I have highlighted Allstars East's lines in the example below.

• best line (when line changes are off)
• scoring 1
• scoring 2
• checking line
• power play 1
• power play 2
• penalty kill 1
• penalty kill 2

Note: If you have added a goalie, then this will make your first forward appear in order “03" in the hex code when he was previously referred to “02”. The lines still point to player “02” so this explains why your new backup goalie will appear on some lines as a forward.

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How to edit ice color and rink data

by Evan

Below is a screenshot of the rink data showing how to switch the ice color from blue to white. This is something that once you do, you may never want to play with the blue ice again.

Iso File Offset: 000E2DFC

• the ice color - simply change this number from 0EE8 to 0EEE
• center area of the lights reflection on the ice - you can just leave this at 0EEE
• lights reflection - also change this from 0EEC to 0EEE

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How to edit penalty names and lengths

by Evan

Here's how you can change the length of each penalty in the game. A useful edit of this information could be making the second Roughing penalty a 4 minute double minor. Basically you would just change any of the "02"s below to whatever you like. "02" equals 2 minutes in the penalty box for whoever is called the penalty. You would simply make it "01", "04", "05", "10", or whatever you like. It seems that you can only have penalties in one minute intervals.

You can also edit the name of the penalty as you would change a player's name. Maybe changing one of the "Roughing's to a "Boarding" call. Another possibility could be making a misconduct penalty worth 10 minutes.

Iso File Offset: 0004DF25

• Charging penalty length
• Slashing penalty length
• Tripping penalty length
• Roughing 1 penalty length
• Roughing 2 penalty length
• Hooking penalty length
• Cross Check penalty length
• Interference penalty length
• Holding penalty length
• All 3 Fighting penalty lengths (1st two are the 5 min majors, the last one is the instigator)

I've tried making the fighting "28"s into "04"s like most of the other penalty values to see if a player could be called for "fighting", but I haven't seen it happen yet.

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How to edit startup banners

by Evan

Each team has 2 banners color sets, home and away. You have to change the colors for each set for the edit to work properly.

Iso File Offset: 00031848

First set is the right side on the startup screen, second set is for the left side of the startup screen. The first set of 4 digits is the top half color of the banner and the second set is for the bottom half color. For example, Anaheim's first set of values is 0000 which equals black. Their 2nd set of values is 0042, which is green.

Team Banner Color Defaults

You would simply find these values, and replace them with your custom value.

Screenshot 1

• Anaheim's banner colors
• Boston's banner colors
• Buffalo's banner colors
• Calgary's banner colors
• Chicago's banner colors
• Dallas's banner colors
• Detroit's banner colors
• Edmonton's banner colors
• Florida's banner colors
• Hartford's banner colors

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Screenshot 2

• Los Angeles's banner colors
• Montreal's banner colors
• New Jersey's banner colors
• New York Islanders banner colors
• New York Rangers banner colors
• Ottawa's banner colors
• Philadelphia's banner colors
• Pittsburgh's banner colors
• Quebec's banner colors
• San Jose's banner colors

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Screenshot 3

• St. Louis's banner colors
• Tampa Bay's banner colors
• Toronto's banner colors
• Vancouver's banner colors
• Washington's banner colors
• Winnipeg's banner colors
• Allstar East's banner colors
• Allstar West's banner colors

Once you've edited these colors to your liking, you can edit the tiles to say a different team name. Below is a chart of the default tile configuration for each team in the Bin. Using Tile Layer Pro, you can edit these tiles to what you like, and then specify the tile order in Hex Workshop.

Each banner has a total of 22 tiles, though almost every team shares tiles with other teams. New Jersey is a rare case where it has all 22 of it's own tiles. Each tile is given an ID. 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, etc. 2800 means tile 2000 but mirrored.

1 of 4	Anaheim	Boston	Buffalo	Calgary	Chicago	Dallas	Detroit	Edmonton
1	2000	2000	2000	2000	2000	2000	2000	2000
2	2001	2001	2001	2001	2001	2001	2001	2060
3	2002	2011	201F	202D	203C	2001	2052	2061
4	2003	2012	2020	202E	203D	2048	2053	2062
5	2004	2013	2021	202F	203E	2023	2054	2063
6	2005	2014	2022	2030	202E	2049	2055	2064
7	2006	2015	2023	2031	203F	204A	2056	2048
8	2007	2016	2024	2032	2040	204B	2057	2065
9	2008	2017	2025	2033	2041	204C	2058	2064
10	2001	2001	2001	2034	2001	2001	2001	2048
11	2800	2800	2800	2800	2800	2800	2800	2800
12	2009	2009	2009	2009	2009	2009	3000	2009
13	200A	200A	200A	200A	200A	200A	3801	2035
14	200B	2018	2026	2035	2042	200A	2059	2066
15	200C	2019	2027	2036	2043	204D	205A	201D
16	200D	201A	2028	2037	2044	202A	205B	2067
17	200E	201B	2029	2038	2036	204E	205C	2068
18	200F	201C	202A	2039	2045	204F	205D	2069
19	2010	201D	202B	203A	2046	2050	205E	206A
20	2010	201E	202C	203B	2047	2051	205F	2068
21	200A	200A	200A	200A	200A	200A	3801	2069
22	2809	2809	2809	2809	2809	2809	3800	2809
Offset:	000D3930	000D3950	000D3980	000D39B0	000D39E0	000D3A1C	000D3A40	000D3A88

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2 of 4	Florida	Hartford	Los Angeles	Montreal	New Jersey	NY Islanders	NY Rangers	Ottawa
1	2000	2000	208B	2000	20AE	2000	2000	2000
2	2001	2079	208C	209E	20AF	20C4	20C4	2001
3	206B	207A	2013	209F	20B0	20C5	20C5	206D
4	206C	207B	208D	20A0	20B1	20C6	20C6	20D3
5	206D	207C	2023	20A1	20B2	20C7	20C7	20D4
6	206E	207D	2048	20A2	20B3	20C8	20C8	2023
7	206F	207E	208E	2055	20B4	20C9	20C9	20D5
8	2070	207F	208F	20A3	20B5	207F	207F	20D6
9	2071	2080	2090	20A4	20B6	20CA	20CA	2017
10	2001	2081	2091	20A5	20B7	20CB	20CB	2001
11	2800	2800	2092	2800	20B8	2800	2800	2800
12	2009	2009	2093	2009	20B9	2009	2009	2009
13	200A	2082	2094	20A6	20BA	20CC	20CC	200A
14	2072	2083	2095	20A7	20BB	20CD	20CD	20D7
15	2073	2084	2096	20A8	20BC	20CE	20CE	20D8
16	2074	2085	2097	20A9	20BD	20CF	20CF	20CC
17	2075	2086	2098	2069	20BE	20D0	20D0	202A
18	2076	2087	2099	20AA	20BF	2087	2087	20D9
19	2077	2088	209A	20AB	20CO	2088	2088	20DA
20	2078	2089	209B	20AC	20C1	20D1	20D1	20DB
21	200A	208A	209C	20AD	20C2	20D2	20D2	200A
22	2809	2809	209D	2809	20C3	2809	2809	2809
Offset:	000D3AB0	000D3AE0	000D3B10	000D3B30	000D3B40	000D3B60	000D3B90	000D3BC0

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3 of 4	Pittsburgh	Philadelphia	Quebec	San Jose	St. Louis	Tampa Bay
1	20DC	208B	2000	2000	2000	2000
2	20DD	20F0	2001	2001	2001	2129
3	20DE	20F1	2101	210F	211B	2023
4	20DF	20D4	2102	2110	211C	212A
5	20E0	20F2	2103	2003	209E	212B
6	20E1	20F3	2104	2111	211D	212C
7	20E2	20F4	2105	2112	211E	2081
8	20E3	20F5	2106	2013	211F	212D
9	20E4	20F6	2107	2113	2120	2023
10	20E5	20F7	2001	2114	2121	212E
11	20E6	2800	2800	2800	2800	2800
12	20E7	20F8	2009	2009	2009	2009
13	20E8	20F9	200A	200A	200A	20CC
14	20E9	20FA	2108	2115	2122	202A
15	20EA	20CC	2109	2116	2123	212F
16	20EB	20FB	210A	200C	2124	2130
17	20BE	20FC	210B	2117	2125	2131
18	2066	20FD	210C	2118	2126	2132
19	20EC	20FE	210D	201A	20FF	2133
20	20ED	20FF	210E	2119	2127	202A
21	20EE	2100	200A	211A	2128	2134
22	20EF	2809	2809	2809	2809	2809
Offset:	000D3BF0	000D3C10	000D3C40	000D3C70	000D3CA0	000D3CC0

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4 of 4	Toronto	Vancouver	Washington	Winnipeg	Allstars E	Allstars W
1	2000	2000	2153	2000	216F	217F
2	2001	2140	20B1	2162	2170	202F
3	2129	2141	2154	20B1	2171	2180
4	2135	20A1	2155	2163	2172	2181
5	2032	2142	2156	2164	2173	2182
6	2136	2143	2157	2164	2174	2110
7	2003	2144	203F	2165	207B	206E
8	20D3	2145	2158	20A3	20B5	2183
9	2137	2146	2015	2166	2175	2184
10	2111	2147	2016	2167	2176	20B1
11	2800	2148	2159	2800	2800	2185
12	3000	2009	215A	2009	20F8	2186
13	3801	2149	215B	2168	2177	2037
14	2138	214A	215C	215B	2178	2187
15	2139	214B	215D	2169	2179	2188
16	213A	214C	215E	216A	217A	2189
17	213B	214D	212F	216A	217B	200B
18	213C	214E	215F	216B	2084	218A
19	213D	214F	2160	216C	20C0	218B
20	213E	2150	201C	216D	217C	218C
21	213F	2151	201D	216E	217D	20BC
22	3800	2152	2161	2809	217E	218D
Offset:	000D3CF0	000D3D20	000D3D50	000D3D70	000D3DA0	000D3DD0

Eventually, I will have a screenshot of what the banners look like in Tile Layer Pro. Also, I will eventually have an example of how I modified the Startup Banners.

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How to edit team overall ratings

by Evan

This is how you can change the team overall ratings. This doesn't seem to affect the team's gameplay, but you may want to make these numbers more accurate for your teams.

Iso File Offset: 00036840

	33 - Anaheim - Rating in game: 51		4A - NY Rangers - Rating in game: 74
	4C - Boston - Rating in game: 76		37 - Ottawa - Rating in game: 55
	49 - Buffalo - Rating in game: 73		45 - Philadelphia - Rating in game: 69
	4B - Calgary - Rating in game: 75		4B - Pittsburgh - Rating in game: 75
	4E - Chicago - Rating in game: 78		47 - Quebec - Rating in game: 71
	43 - Dallas - Rating in game: 67		38 - San Jose - Rating in game: 56
	4B - Detroit - Rating in game: 75		45 - St. Louis - Rating in game: 69
	43 - Edmonton - Rating in game: 67		38 - Tampa Bay - Rating in game: 56
	34 - Florida - Rating in game: 54		48 - Toronto - Rating in game: 72
	42 - Hartford - Rating in game: 66		47 - Vancouver - Rating in game: 71
	4A - Los Angeles - Rating in game: 74		48 - Winnipeg - Rating in game: 72
	49 - Montreal - Rating in game: 73		46 - Washington - Rating in game: 70
	44 - New Jersey - Rating in game: 68		5B - Allstars East - Rating in game: 91
	42 - NY Islanders - Rating in game: 66		59 - Allstars West - Rating in game: 89

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How to edit center ice logos

by Evan

I figure the best way to explain this is to actually edit a team's logo with this tutorial. Before continuing, please make sure you have the programs Tile Layer Pro, the Gens emulator, and the Bin file open and ready to use in Tile Layer Pro. Having Hex Workshop is a plus too!

Lets start by opening up the nhl94.bin file found through this website or one you have. You can switch the format to Genesis under View->Format->Genesis. You can also zoom in on the Bin file by clicking the zoom button at the top if you like.

Scroll down the file using the page down key to get to the offset around 002785EA (1%). The offset can be read from the status bar at the bottom of the program. You should also see the format, and the size of the file there as well.

You can leave the Palette Editor on the colors it's currently showing. The logos will seem to have wrong colors, but this really doesn't matter once you start the game up in the emulator. The logo colors will be fine in the game.

At this point, you should be seeing the ice logos, but they probably look all broken up. By using the plus and minus keys on the keyboard, you can shift the rows of tiles until a logo lines up correctly in their respective rows (I chose Calgary's logo to lineup).

Ice logos are 6 tiles across and 4 tiles down, giving each ice logo a total of 24 tiles. Each tile is 8x8 pixels. This means that each ice logo is 48x32 total pixels.

Let's focus on Calgary's logo. That is the 3rd logo down from the beginning of them. Line it up so it looks something like this by using the arrow keys, and the plus and minus keys:

Once you have it to this point, here's how you edit Calgary's logo. Left-click the first Calgary tile and then right-click it on the Tile Arranger as shown below:

Continue to do this process, putting the tiles in the Tile Arranger as you would to view the logo correctly and eventually you should end up with the following image:

Now you know what the Calgary logo looks like together in Tile Layer Pro. That is the entire ice logo for Calgary, being a total of 48x32 pixels.

From this point, you can create what I call a "palette test". Left-click the first Calgary tile in the Tile Arranger and then Left-click the first color in the Palette Editor (it is usually black). Now "draw" the black into every pixel of the first tile by Left-clicking within the first tile in the Tile Editor. Now Left-click the 2nd tile in the Tile Arranger, left-click the 2nd color in the Palette Editor, and "draw" the green into the 2nd tile in the Tile Editor. Continue this process until you have something like the screenshot below:

Now save the Bin file as something new, so you can see what this test looks like in the game. Start up the Gens emulator and load up the file you just saved. Select Calgary as the home team. The reason for doing this is to learn which colors become which in the actual game. You will see that the first black = transparent/ice color, the 2nd black = light grey, etc.

Write down or type somewhere what each color represents in the Palette Editor. This is an example of what I usually write down: (Remember, the left column is the colors from Tile Layer Pro, and the right column is the actual colors in the game.)

Palette Color (RGB color in Tile Layer Pro)	Ice Color (for Calgary in this example taken straight from the palette test above)
Black 1 (0,0,0)	Transparent/equal to ice color (0EE8) - same for every team
Green 1 (99,207,99)	Dark Grey (0222)
Blue 1 (57,51,255)	Black (0000)
Off White (220,255,255)	Maroon (0006)
Blue 2 (51,0,134)	Dark Red (0008)
Tan (191,115,0)	Red (000A)
Blue 3 (0,207,255)	Pink (088C) - same for every team
Cream (239,235,180)	Darker Pink (066A) - same for every team
Maroon (147,0,0)	Darker Orange (008C)
Green 2 (81,255,0)	Orange (00AE)
Orange (255,172,0)	Red (000A)
Purple 1 (188,17,164)	Grey (0CCC)
Black 2 (0,0,0)	Light Grey (0EEE)
Blue 4 (89,140,242)	Darker Grey (0AAA)
Purple 2 (182,0,159)	Darker Orange (048C) - same for every team
Green 3 (131,220,0)	Turquoise (0A84) - same for every team

These colors come from the team uniform colors. You will notice patterns with each team's colors, like every team will have a black, a white, pinks, etc. Every team will have pinks for the skin color, every team will have black for the gloves and skates color, etc. If you change a team's uniform colors, the ice logo will use those colors depending on which ones you changed.

You can find these hex values for each color if you goto the team's uniform colors area in the hex editor. Compare this chart with the editing section on uniform colors (I used Calgary for both), and it should help you understand how it works. You could do a palette test for each team, take a screenshot of it, and keep it for reference if that helps.

Now, lets open up the original Bin file and change Calgary's ice logo from having a red "C" to having a black "C". We can look at our chart above to see that "blue 1" will give us black. All we have to do is open the Bin in Tile Layer Pro, and replace the "tan" with the "blue 1" Palette Editor color as shown below:

Now let's save this file as something new, like cal-black.iso, and open the Bin up in Gens. Choose Calgary as the home team, and this is what the ice logo should now look like:

So now you should be able to edit ice logos using Tile Layer Pro by drawing on tiles.

There is also an import BMP function in the program. I have used this, but didn't get the results I was looking for. Basically, what you would do is create an image in a program like Photoshop, Paint, etc., and make the image size 48x32. Then, break up your image into 4 rows, each being 48x8 pixels in size. This equals 1 row of tiles in Tile Layer Pro. Then you import each row image into Tile Layer Pro (one at a time), and move it to the corresponding spot in the Bin by dragging it with the mouse. When you're happy with it's location, you click off the image and it will inherit that location.

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How to edit the puck

by Evan

I have not seen how other hackers make the puck, but I just quickly made one that looks pretty good using Tile Layer Pro. Below are the screenshots that should help you find the puck (offsett is around 0011BA0E, 0% in the .iso file). The first screenshot is the default puck graphics, and the second screenshot is the graphics I changed. You will need to change all of the 8 puck tiles for the transitions of the puck moving around in the game to look good. You can play around with the shadow tile as well.

Play around with the graphics until you're happy with how the puck looks on the ice. If anyone has nice screenshots of their pucks in Tile Layer Pro, let me know so I can add that to this website. Thanks!

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How to edit the music tracks

by Evan

Editing some of the audio tracks in the game can make the game that much better. Below is what we know so far about the audio tracks. Audio tracks are in MP3 format, and there are 79 tracks on the CD (track 01 being the actual game data). All you would have to do is extract the tracks off the CD, and make a folder on your computer with all the tracks. Then replace MP3's with your own, naming them the same as they were on the NHL'94 CD. When you burn the cd, the new tracks will be in the game.

If someone is really "hockey organ literate" and knows the names of most of the little organ tunes, please contact me so that I can fill in the names. You can download all the Sega CD music tracks from the downloads section.

Track #	Description	Track #	Description
01	Main ISO Track (Game Data)	41	Hat Dance 4
02	Crowd Noise	42	Let's Go Devils 2
03	Matchups	43	"Here We Go"
04	Main Titles	44	Charge Music
05	Game Setup	45	"Let's Go Flyers" (Philadelphia Charge Music)
06	Game Start	46	Charge Music
07	Charge Music	47	Charge Music
08	"Here We Go Bruins" (Boston Theme)	48	"Let's Go Pens" (Pittsburgh Arena)
09	Charge Music	49	"De-Fense"
10	"Lets Go Buffalo" (Sabres Charge Music)	50	"Let's go" (Possibly Quebec)
11	Khatchkurian's Sabre Dance	51	"What Shall We Do With The Druken Sailor"
12	"Go Leafs Go" (Toronto charge music)	52	Charge Music
13	?	53	?
14	The Beatles "Today Is Your Birthday"	54	Charge Music
15	"Here Come The Hawks" (Chicago Blackhawks Theme Song)	55	Charge Music
16	Charge Music	56	?
17	?	57	St. Louis Blues charge ("Let's go Blues!")
18	Hat Dance	58	Johann Strauss II - "Blue Danube Waltz"
19	Charge Music	59	Charge Music
20	Hat Dance 2	60	"Hava Nagila"
21	Charge Music	61	"Tarantella Dance"
22	"Here We Go" (Rangers, etc.)	62	"When The Saints Go Marching In"
23	"Brass Bonanza" (Hartford Whalers Theme Song)	63	Charge Music
24	"Let's Go Whalers"	64	Charge Music
25	William Tell Overture (AKA Lone Ranger Theme)	65	"Here We Go"
26	Charge Music	66	"Cavalry" Charge
27	The Beatles "Today Is Your Birthday"	67	"Go Leafs Go" (Toronto)
28	Hat Dance 3	68	Charge Music
29	St. Louis Blues Charge ("Let's Go Blues!")	69	Charge Music
30	"Lets Go Islanders"	70	Charge Music
31	Charge - More Dramatic	71	Charge Rally
32	Played After A Goal Is Scored	72	Charge Rally (One Syllable Team)
33	"Here We Go" (Rangers, etc.)	73	Charge Music
34	Charge Music	74	"Lets Go Washington" (Capitals Charge Music)
35	Charge Music	75	Charge Music
36	"Les Habitants" (Montreal Canadiens Theme Song)	76	"Let's Go (One Syllable Team)"
37	Charge Music	77	Spanish Charge Music
38	Charge Music	78	"Lets Go (Three Syllable Team)"
39	"Lets Go Devils" (New Jersey Charge Music)	79	Silence
40	Charge Music	-	-

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How to burn the ISO to play on Sega CD

by Evan

Once you have an Iso file that you would like to play on your Sega CD, here's how to burn it:

1. Test out your Iso file on the Gens emulator to make sure it works ok before burning it.

2. Install Fireburner. This is the program used to burn the game onto CD with. You can download it on the downloads page.

3. Open Fireburner and choose File -> Load Tracks. Select your Iso file and hit ok. You should be seeing something like the screenshot below.

4. Load the music tracks into Fireburner by highlighting track 79 first, then shift selecting track 02 and hit ok once they've loaded. Make sure all of the track names match the track number.

5. Choose Create CD -> Burn. Make sure you have a blank CD in your drive. Once the burn finishes, it's ready to throw in the Sega CD and play.

Notes/Known Issues about Burning:

Some CD drives don't work with Fireburner. If you're CD drive doesn't work with Fireburner, try using a different drive if you have access to one.
I use the default settings of Fireburner. Most likely, you shouldn't have to change anything.
» I personally use Memorex blank CDs and they seem to work fine being burned at any speed.

If anyone does testing, or learns of different settings while burning the CD with a certain computer setup/OS, feel free to email me so I can keep expanding our notes. Thanks!

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