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Scenes

2026-07-24T13:09:14Z

ThePlayerRolo:

== Description ==
This page has documentation on the "Scene" system seen in Luigi's Mansion, which handles the most basic game states (Title Screen, Boot, Main Game, etc).

== Definitions ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Scene Structure
! Member Name
! Member Type
! Member Offset
! Member Description
|-
| mName
| <code>char[16]</code>
| <code>0x00</code>
| The name of the scene.
|-
| _10
| <code>s16 (signed short)</code>
| <code>0x10</code>
| Currently unknown, but could be some sort of id.
|-
| mInitFn
| <code>void (*SceneInitFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x14</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for initializing the scene.
|-
| mUpdateFn
| <code>u32 (*SceneUpdateFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x18</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for updating the scene every frame.
|-
| mDrawFn
| <code>void (*SceneDrawFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x1C</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for drawing the scene every frame.
|-
| mDestroyFn
| <code>void (*SceneDestroyFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x20</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for destroying the scene and it's resources.
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ SceneID Enum
|-
! ID !! Enum Name !! Description
|-
| <code>0</code> || SCENE_BOOT || Scene when booting up the game.
|-
| <code>1</code> || SCENE_TITLE || Title screen Scene.
|-
| <code>2</code> || SCENE_MAIN_GAME || Scene for the main game.
|-
| <code>3</code> || SCENE_SELECT || File select scene.
|-
| <code>4</code> || SCENE_OPENING || The scene for the opening that plays when idling on the title screen.
|-
| <code>5</code> || SCENE_STUFF_ROLL|| Staff roll scene.
|-
| <code>6</code> || SCENE_ENDING || Ending scene.
|-
| <code>7</code> || SCENE_MOVIE || Scene used for the Pikmin movie.
|}
{| class="wikitable"

|+ External variables
|-
! Name !! Type !! Address (USA) !! Description
|-
| sCurScene || Scene* || 0x804CFF98 || A pointer to the current scene loaded into memory.
|-
| sCurSceneId || SceneID || 0x804D80A0 || The current scene's id, mainly used for indexing sSceneTable.
|-
| sSceneTable || Scene*[8] || 0x8021DB20 || A table consisting of all of the scenes, with the indexes corresponding to SceneID.
|}

== References ==
[https://github.com/ThePlayerRolo/lm-decomp Luigi's Mansion Decompilation]

Game Knowledge

2026-07-16T19:14:57Z

ThePlayerRolo:

== Original Author(s) ==

''opeyx''

== Description ==

''This page should (hopefully) provide you with some knowledge about how certain stuff in Luigi's Mansions works.''

''We will continue add new content here as we get a better understanding for how different parts of the game works.''

''This page should be considered a work in progress at all times, we will do our best to always provide the most accurate information however.''

== Glossary ==
This list provides context for various terms used in Luigi's Mansion modding efforts.

=== Event ===
An '''event''' is a function that can be defined using an event script, which uses its own language (see [[Script Tags]]) to perform actions such as showing text boxes, disabling player control over Luigi, and more.
==== See also ====
* [[Event List]]
* [[Eventor]]

=== Flag ===
A '''flag''' is a boolean value (true or false) that are primarily used as "checkpoints" for the player, however can be used for any purpose. Flags can either be permanent (saved to the memory card), room-exclusive (value lost when exiting the current room), or map-exclusive (value lost when exiting the current map).
==== See also ====
* [[Flags]]

=== Observer ===
Observers are essentially "mini-programs" that constantly asks the game questions about what the current state of the game is ("Are all of the ghosts in this wave captured yet?", "Is flag 23 turned on?").

Think of them like an invisible eye that consistently monitors what ''condition'' needs to be met so that something can be ''done''.
==== See also ====
* [[Observerinfo / Teidenobserverinfo]]
* [[Cond Types]]
* [[Do Types]]

=== Viewport ===
A '''viewport''' is a rectangular window in which other rooms are rendered. These are most notably used in the 1F and 2F hallways, which are broken into multiple rooms; viewports allow these rooms to be stitched together seamlessly.

== JMP ==

=== Observers ===

One of the things that people seem to have the most trouble understanding is Observers, so here is a small rundown:

Observers are essentially "mini-programs" that constantly asks the game questions about what the current state of the game is. ("Are all of the ghosts in this wave captured yet?", "Is flag 23 turned on?"). Think of them like an invisible eye that consistently monitors what ''condition'' needs to be met so that something can be ''done.''

They are used for everything from making ghosts spawn to making the lights turn on when you've captured all the ghosts in a room.

Lets give you an example:

# The observer will ask the game a "question" (Eg: "Have all of the candles in this room been blown out?") - In programming terms these "questions" are known as Conditions.
# The game itself will reply with an "answer" of either True (Yes) or False (No). - In programming terms these "answers" are known as bool's / Booleans.
# If the reply from the game is True (Yes) then the observer will do ''something'' - More accurately, it will do whatever is specified in the observer's do_type field.

By using the ''cond_string_arg0'' and ''string_arg0'' fields in the observers you can link a multiple observers to activate after just one observer activates,

this will allow you to do more than just one thing after a ghost wave has been defeated for example.

You could however also create a "observer chain" to do this; "Is all the ghosts in this wave captured yet?" (True) -> Light Up The Room (True) -> Unlock The Doors (True) -> Spawn Chest (True)

"There's multiple ways to Rome" - You can get similar results with different approaches, we recommend you choose one that you find the most understandable / easy to use.

And that is essentially how all observers in the game work.

Now go experiment! - That's the best way of learning! :)

== RAM ==

=== Change which door triggers the Foyer Gold Ghost Laugh and in return sets flag 3 ===

8001bec0 386000xx xx - Door ID

(Credits - CyrusLoS)

== DOL ==

=== Force Portrait Ghosts to use params for HP ===

At offset 0xBDED0, paste/write 4800002c.

(Credits - CyrusLoS)

=== Add treasure drops to regular ghosts ===

Change the address listed at 0x358718 to 800d59ac. Add a entry for the ghost in question into iyapootable along with what you want it to drop. (Credits - LMFinish)

=== Reverse Kieru (spawn animation) for regular ghosts ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Offset
! Model Archive
|-
| 0x33DD5E
| obake01.szp
|-
| 0x33DF5E
| obake02.szp
|-
| 0x33E17E
| obake03.szp
|-
| 0x33E3BE
| obake04.szp
|-
| 0x33E3BE
| topoo.szp
|-
| 0x33E3BE
| skul.szp
|-
| 0x33EBBA
| heypo.szp
|-
| 0x33F8C2
| tenjyo.szp
|-
| 0x33FA02
| banaoba.szp
|}

Change the value at any of the offsets to '''0E 52''' to reverse the ghosts' spawn-in animation. (Credits - weirdboo)

=== Beta Spinning Coins by Ralf (upside-down bug fix by 0wen) ===

At offset 0xD50, paste/write 3C608000C0033D6CC03D0024EC21002AD03D0024A87C00A64815427C41700000 At offset 0x15402C, paste/write 3800BC00B01E005E At offset 0x154D40, paste/write 4BEABD70 (Credits - weirdboo, 0wen)

=== Various RAM Addresses ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Address
! Description
|-
| 80340D48
| Yapoo Appear Type
|-
| 80340F48
| Mapoo Appear Type
|-
| 804D2BE4
| Flashlight Cone Size Modifier
|-
| 804D2BEC
| Flashlight RGB
|-
| 800D0E94
| I'm 99% Sure This Is Luigi's Reaction To The Poison Mushroom
|-
| 800466F4
| Draws The OOB Coin
|-
| 804D2BB8
| Luigi's Walking Speed
|-
| 8003D6F0
| Radar State I think (To make it so the radar is always on, NOP this address.)
|-
| 801E1EA0
| Coin Physics (If this address is nopped/zero'd out it will give you spinning coins, however, it spins periodically and not consistently.)
|-
| 800BCAF0
| treasuretable JMP Loading (Same goes for the address below)
|-
| 800BCAF4
| treasuretable JMP Loading
|-
| 804D9A0C
| Nintendo Logo Color
|-
| 800B3B6C
| Flashlight On And Off Function (If you nop this the flashlight will not turn off)
|-
| 804D8597
| This Address Is How Many Ghosts Luigi Has And The Current Value Of The Ghost Counter
|}

(Credits - ScaredLuigiCrawling)

=== Static Data Offsets ===
USA version documentation originally by '''weirdboo''', and JPN version documentation by ThePlayerRolo.

<pre>
Starting offset (USA):
0x21B000

Starting offset (JPN):
0x210240

Length (USA):
DD380

Length (JPN):
E0E60

========
gameboy.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x21B1A0

Starting offset (JPN):
0x2103E0

Length:
162E0

Description:
The GameBoy Horror zoom-in cutscene that plays when you press Y or Z.

========
guidemap.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x231480

Starting offset (JPN):
0x2266C0

Length:
409C0

Description:
The Mansion map that appears when you press Y.

========
ninlogo.pcm
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x271E40

Starting offset (JPN):
0x267080

Length:
1F2C0

Description:
The deep-voiced "Nintendo" sound effect that plays when you boot up the game.

========
nintendo.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x291100

Starting offset (JPN):
0x286340

Length:
33C0

Description:
The Nintendo logo that appears when you boot up the game.
Note: this file can only be extracted/compressed with Yay0Enc; use the -d switch for decompression. Do **not** use ArcExtract.

========
res_list.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x2944C0

Starting offset (JPN):
0x289700

Length (USA):
1C060

Length (JPN):
1C180

Description:
The status screen that shows treasure, portrait ghosts, mario items, and medals that appears when you press Z.

========
res_paus.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x2B0520

Starting offset (JPN):
0x2A5880

Length (USA):
1DEA0

Length (JPN):
1DCA0

Description:
The pause menu.

========
res_titl.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x2CE3C0

Starting offset (JPN):
0x2C3520

Length (USA):
29FC0

Length (JPN):
2DB80

Description:
The title screen with the Luigi's Mansion logo, background, copyright text, and "Press Start".
</pre>

=== Other ===
* [[Scenes|Scene Documentation]]

Game Knowledge

2026-07-16T19:14:36Z

ThePlayerRolo:

Game Knowledge

2026-07-16T19:14:06Z

ThePlayerRolo:

Game Knowledge

2026-07-16T19:13:46Z

ThePlayerRolo:

Scenes

2026-07-16T00:55:33Z

ThePlayerRolo: puncuation

== Description ==
This page has documentation on the "Scene" system seen in Luigi's Mansion, which handles the most basic game states (Title Screen, Boot, Main Game, etc).

== Definitions ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Scene Structure
! Member Name
! Member Type
! Member Offset
! Member Description
|-
| mName
| <code>char[16]</code>
| <code>0x00</code>
| The name of the scene.
|-
| _10
| <code>s16 (signed short)</code>
| <code>0x10</code>
| Currently unknown, but could be some sort of id.
|-
| mInitFn
| <code>void (*SceneInitFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x14</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for initializing the scene.
|-
| mUpdateFn
| <code>u32 (*SceneUpdateFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x18</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for updating the scene every frame.
|-
| mDrawFn
| <code>void (*SceneDrawFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x1C</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for drawing the scene every frame.
|-
| mDestroyFn
| <code>void (*SceneDestroyFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x20</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for destroying the scene and it's resources.
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ SceneID Enum
|-
! ID !! Enum Name !! Description
|-
| <code>0</code> || SCENE_BOOT || Scene when booting up the game.
|-
| <code>1</code> || SCENE_TITLE || Title screen Scene.
|-
| <code>2</code> || SCENE_MAIN_GAME || Scene for the main game.
|-
| <code>3</code> || SCENE_SELECT || File select scene.
|-
| <code>4</code> || SCENE_OPENING || The scene for the opening that plays when idling on the title screen.
|-
| <code>5</code> || SCENE_STUFF_ROLL (Staff Roll) || Staff roll scene.
|-
| <code>6</code> || SCENE_ENDING || Ending scene.
|-
| <code>7</code> || SCENE_MOVIE || Scene used for the Pikmin movie.
|}
{| class="wikitable"

|+ External variables
|-
! Name !! Type !! Address (USA) !! Description
|-
| sCurScene || Scene* || 0x804CFF98 || A pointer to the current scene loaded into memory.
|-
| sCurSceneId || SceneID || 0x804D80A0 || The current scene's id, mainly used for indexing sSceneTable.
|-
| sSceneTable || Scene*[8] || 0x8021DB20 || A table consisting of all of the scenes, with the indexes corresponding to SceneID.
|}

== References ==
[https://github.com/ThePlayerRolo/lm-decomp Luigi's Mansion Decompilation]

Scenes

2026-07-16T00:55:02Z

ThePlayerRolo: messed something up

== Description ==
This page has documentation on the "Scene" system seen in Luigi's Mansion, which handles the most basic game states (Title Screen, Boot, Main Game, etc).

== Definitions ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Scene Structure
! Member Name
! Member Type
! Member Offset
! Member Description
|-
| mName
| <code>char[16]</code>
| <code>0x00</code>
| The name of the scene.
|-
| _10
| <code>s16 (signed short)</code>
| <code>0x10</code>
| Currently unknown, but could be some sort of id.
|-
| mInitFn
| <code>void (*SceneInitFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x14</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for initializing the scene.
|-
| mUpdateFn
| <code>u32 (*SceneUpdateFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x18</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for updating the scene every frame.
|-
| mDrawFn
| <code>void (*SceneDrawFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x1C</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for drawing the scene every frame.
|-
| mDestroyFn
| <code>void (*SceneDestroyFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x20</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for destroying the scene and it's resources.
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ SceneID Enum
|-
! ID !! Enum Name !! Description
|-
| <code>0</code> || SCENE_BOOT || Scene when booting up the game.
|-
| <code>1</code> || SCENE_TITLE || Title screen Scene.
|-
| <code>2</code> || SCENE_MAIN_GAME || Scene for the main game.
|-
| <code>3</code> || SCENE_SELECT || File select scene.
|-
| <code>4</code> || SCENE_OPENING || The scene for the opening that plays when idling on the title screen.
|-
| <code>5</code> || SCENE_STUFF_ROLL (Staff Roll) || Staff roll scene
|-
| <code>6</code> || SCENE_ENDING || Ending scene.
|-
| <code>7</code> || SCENE_MOVIE || Scene used for the Pikmin movie.
|}
{| class="wikitable"

|+ External variables
|-
! Name !! Type !! Address (USA) !! Description
|-
| sCurScene || Scene* || 0x804CFF98 || A pointer to the current scene loaded into memory.
|-
| sCurSceneId || SceneID || 0x804D80A0 || The current scene's id, mainly used for indexing sSceneTable.
|-
| sSceneTable || Scene*[8] || 0x8021DB20 || A table consisting of all of the scenes, with the indexes corresponding to SceneID.
|}

== References ==
[https://github.com/ThePlayerRolo/lm-decomp Luigi's Mansion Decompilation]

Scenes

2026-07-16T00:54:23Z

ThePlayerRolo: More documentation

== Description ==
This page has documentation on the "Scene" system seen in Luigi's Mansion, which handles the most basic game states (Title Screen, Boot, Main Game, etc).

== Definitions ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Scene Structure
! Member Name
! Member Type
! Member Offset
! Member Description
|-
| mName
| <code>char[16]</code>
| <code>0x00</code>
| The name of the scene.
|-
| _10
| <code>s16 (signed short)</code>
| <code>0x10</code>
| Currently unknown, but could be some sort of id.
|-
| mInitFn
| <code>void (*SceneInitFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x14</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for initializing the scene.
|-
| mUpdateFn
| <code>u32 (*SceneUpdateFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x18</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for updating the scene every frame.
|-
| mDrawFn
| <code>void (*SceneDrawFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x1C</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for drawing the scene every frame.
|-
| mDestroyFn
| <code>void (*SceneDestroyFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x20</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for destroying the scene and it's resources.
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ SceneID Enum
|-
! ID !! Enum Name !! Description
|-
| <code>0</code> || SCENE_BOOT !! Scene when booting up the game.
|-
| <code>1</code> || SCENE_TITLE !! Title screen Scene.
|-
| <code>2</code> || SCENE_MAIN_GAME !! Scene for the main game.
|-
| <code>3</code> || SCENE_SELECT !! File select scene.
|-
| <code>4</code> || SCENE_OPENING !! The scene for the opening that plays when idling on the title screen.
|-
| <code>5</code> || SCENE_STUFF_ROLL (Staff Roll) !! Staff roll scene
|-
| <code>6</code> || SCENE_ENDING !! Ending scene.
|-
| <code>7</code> || SCENE_MOVIE !! Scene used for the Pikmin movie.
|}
{| class="wikitable"

|+ External variables
|-
! Name !! Type !! Address (USA) !! Description
|-
| sCurScene || Scene* || 0x804CFF98 || A pointer to the current scene loaded into memory.
|-
| sCurSceneId || SceneID || 0x804D80A0 || The current scene's id, mainly used for indexing sSceneTable.
|-
| sSceneTable || Scene*[8] || 0x8021DB20 || A table consisting of all of the scenes, with the indexes corresponding to SceneID.
|}

== References ==
[https://github.com/ThePlayerRolo/lm-decomp Luigi's Mansion Decompilation]

Scenes

2026-07-16T00:33:13Z

ThePlayerRolo: Add Scene ID docs

== Description ==
This page has documentation on the "Scene" system seen in Luigi's Mansion, which handles the most basic game states (Title Screen, Boot, Main Game, etc).

== Definitions ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Scene Structure
! Member Name
! Member Type
! Member Offset
! Member Description
|-
| mName
| <code>char[16]</code>
| <code>0x00</code>
| The name of the scene.
|-
| _10
| <code>s16 (signed 16-bit integer)</code>
| <code>0x10</code>
| Currently unknown, but could be some sort of id.
|-
| mInitFn
| <code>void (*SceneInitFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x14</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for initializing the scene.
|-
| mUpdateFn
| <code>u32 (*SceneUpdateFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x18</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for updating the scene every frame.
|-
| mDrawFn
| <code>void (*SceneDrawFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x1C</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for drawing the scene every frame.
|-
| mDestroyFn
| <code>void (*SceneDestroyFunc)()</code>
| <code>0x20</code>
| A pointer to the scene's function used for destroying the scene and it's resources.
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Scene IDs
|-
! ID !! Enum Name
|-
| <code>0</code> || SCENE_BOOT
|-
| <code>1</code> || SCENE_TITLE
|-
| <code>2</code> || SCENE_MAIN_GAME
|-
| <code>3</code> || SCENE_SELECT
|-
| <code>4</code> || SCENE_OPENING
|-
| <code>5</code> || SCENE_STUFF_ROLL (Staff Roll)
|-
| <code>6</code> || SCENE_ENDING
|-
| <code>7</code> || SCENE_MOVIE
|}

== References ==
[https://github.com/ThePlayerRolo/lm-decomp/blob/main/include/Unsorted/Scene.hpp Luigi's Mansion Decompilation]

Scenes

2026-07-16T00:17:20Z

ThePlayerRolo: create basic scenes page

Game Knowledge

2026-05-20T22:22:10Z

ThePlayerRolo: /* Static Data Offsets */

Game Knowledge

2026-05-20T22:21:42Z

ThePlayerRolo:

== Original Author(s) ==

''opeyx''

== Description ==

''This page should (hopefully) provide you with some knowledge about how certain stuff in Luigi's Mansions works.''

''We will continue add new content here as we get a better understanding for how different parts of the game works.''

''This page should be considered a work in progress at all times, we will do our best to always provide the most accurate information however.''

== Glossary ==
This list provides context for various terms used in Luigi's Mansion modding efforts.

=== Event ===
An '''event''' is a function that can be defined using an event script, which uses its own language (see [[Script Tags]]) to perform actions such as showing text boxes, disabling player control over Luigi, and more.
==== See also ====
* [[Event List]]
* [[Eventor]]

=== Flag ===
A '''flag''' is a boolean value (true or false) that are primarily used as "checkpoints" for the player, however can be used for any purpose. Flags can either be permanent (saved to the memory card), room-exclusive (value lost when exiting the current room), or map-exclusive (value lost when exiting the current map).
==== See also ====
* [[Flags]]

=== Observer ===
Observers are essentially "mini-programs" that constantly asks the game questions about what the current state of the game is ("Are all of the ghosts in this wave captured yet?", "Is flag 23 turned on?").

Think of them like an invisible eye that consistently monitors what ''condition'' needs to be met so that something can be ''done''.
==== See also ====
* [[Observerinfo / Teidenobserverinfo]]
* [[Cond Types]]
* [[Do Types]]

=== Viewport ===
A '''viewport''' is a rectangular window in which other rooms are rendered. These are most notably used in the 1F and 2F hallways, which are broken into multiple rooms; viewports allow these rooms to be stitched together seamlessly.

== JMP ==

=== Observers ===

One of the things that people seem to have the most trouble understanding is Observers, so here is a small rundown:

Observers are essentially "mini-programs" that constantly asks the game questions about what the current state of the game is. ("Are all of the ghosts in this wave captured yet?", "Is flag 23 turned on?"). Think of them like an invisible eye that consistently monitors what ''condition'' needs to be met so that something can be ''done.''

They are used for everything from making ghosts spawn to making the lights turn on when you've captured all the ghosts in a room.

Lets give you an example:

# The observer will ask the game a "question" (Eg: "Have all of the candles in this room been blown out?") - In programming terms these "questions" are known as Conditions.
# The game itself will reply with an "answer" of either True (Yes) or False (No). - In programming terms these "answers" are known as bool's / Booleans.
# If the reply from the game is True (Yes) then the observer will do ''something'' - More accurately, it will do whatever is specified in the observer's do_type field.

By using the ''cond_string_arg0'' and ''string_arg0'' fields in the observers you can link a multiple observers to activate after just one observer activates,

this will allow you to do more than just one thing after a ghost wave has been defeated for example.

You could however also create a "observer chain" to do this; "Is all the ghosts in this wave captured yet?" (True) -> Light Up The Room (True) -> Unlock The Doors (True) -> Spawn Chest (True)

"There's multiple ways to Rome" - You can get similar results with different approaches, we recommend you choose one that you find the most understandable / easy to use.

And that is essentially how all observers in the game work.

Now go experiment! - That's the best way of learning! :)

== RAM ==

=== Change which door triggers the Foyer Gold Ghost Laugh and in return sets flag 3 ===

8001bec0 386000xx xx - Door ID

(Credits - CyrusLoS)

== DOL ==

=== Force Portrait Ghosts to use params for HP ===

At offset 0xBDED0, paste/write 4800002c.

(Credits - CyrusLoS)

=== Add treasure drops to regular ghosts ===

Change the address listed at 0x358718 to 800d59ac. Add a entry for the ghost in question into iyapootable along with what you want it to drop. (Credits - LMFinish)

=== Reverse Kieru (spawn animation) for regular ghosts ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Offset
! Model Archive
|-
| 0x33DD5E
| obake01.szp
|-
| 0x33DF5E
| obake02.szp
|-
| 0x33E17E
| obake03.szp
|-
| 0x33E3BE
| obake04.szp
|-
| 0x33E3BE
| topoo.szp
|-
| 0x33E3BE
| skul.szp
|-
| 0x33EBBA
| heypo.szp
|-
| 0x33F8C2
| tenjyo.szp
|-
| 0x33FA02
| banaoba.szp
|}

Change the value at any of the offsets to '''0E 52''' to reverse the ghosts' spawn-in animation. (Credits - weirdboo)

=== Beta Spinning Coins by Ralf (upside-down bug fix by 0wen) ===

At offset 0xD50, paste/write 3C608000C0033D6CC03D0024EC21002AD03D0024A87C00A64815427C41700000 At offset 0x15402C, paste/write 3800BC00B01E005E At offset 0x154D40, paste/write 4BEABD70 (Credits - weirdboo, 0wen)

=== Various RAM Addresses ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Address
! Description
|-
| 80340D48
| Yapoo Appear Type
|-
| 80340F48
| Mapoo Appear Type
|-
| 804D2BE4
| Flashlight Cone Size Modifier
|-
| 804D2BEC
| Flashlight RGB
|-
| 800D0E94
| I'm 99% Sure This Is Luigi's Reaction To The Poison Mushroom
|-
| 800466F4
| Draws The OOB Coin
|-
| 804D2BB8
| Luigi's Walking Speed
|-
| 8003D6F0
| Radar State I think (To make it so the radar is always on, NOP this address.)
|-
| 801E1EA0
| Coin Physics (If this address is nopped/zero'd out it will give you spinning coins, however, it spins periodically and not consistently.)
|-
| 800BCAF0
| treasuretable JMP Loading (Same goes for the address below)
|-
| 800BCAF4
| treasuretable JMP Loading
|-
| 804D9A0C
| Nintendo Logo Color
|-
| 800B3B6C
| Flashlight On And Off Function (If you nop this the flashlight will not turn off)
|-
| 804D8597
| This Address Is How Many Ghosts Luigi Has And The Current Value Of The Ghost Counter
|}

(Credits - ScaredLuigiCrawling)

=== Static Data Offsets ===
USA Documentation originally by '''weirdboo''', and Japan Documentation by ThePlayerRolo.

<pre>
Starting offset (USA):
0x21B000

Starting offset (JPN):
0x210240

Length (USA):
DD380

Length (JPN):
E0E60

========
gameboy.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x21B1A0

Starting offset (JPN):
0x2103E0

Length:
162E0

Description:
The GameBoy Horror zoom-in cutscene that plays when you press Y or Z.

========
guidemap.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x231480

Starting offset (JPN):
0x2266C0

Length:
409C0

Description:
The Mansion map that appears when you press Y.

========
ninlogo.pcm
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x271E40

Starting offset (JPN):
0x267080

Length:
1F2C0

Description:
The deep-voiced "Nintendo" sound effect that plays when you boot up the game.

========
nintendo.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x291100

Starting offset (JPN):
0x286340

Length:
33C0

Description:
The Nintendo logo that appears when you boot up the game.
Note: this file can only be extracted/compressed with Yay0Enc; use the -d switch for decompression. Do **not** use ArcExtract.

========
res_list.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x2944C0

Starting offset (JPN):
0x289700

Length (USA):
1C060

Length (JPN):
1C180

Description:
The status screen that shows treasure, portrait ghosts, mario items, and medals that appears when you press Z.

========
res_paus.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x2B0520

Starting offset (JPN):
0x2A5880

Length (USA):
1DEA0

Length (JPN):
1DCA0

Description:
The pause menu.

========
res_titl.szp
========
Starting offset (USA):
0x2CE3C0

Starting offset (JPN):
0x2C3520

Length (USA):
29FC0

Length (JPN):
2DB80

Description:
The title screen with the Luigi's Mansion logo, background, copyright text, and "Press Start".
</pre>