Area Music bytes: A9E8B-Baron Town Main A9E98-Mist Main A9EA5-Kaipo Main A9EB2-Mysidia Main A9EBF-Silvera Main A9ECC-Town Toroia Main A9ED9-Agart Main A9EE6-Town Toroia Inn A9EF3-Town Toroia Weapon Shop A9F00-Town Toroia Armor Shop A9F0D-Town Toroia Item Shop A9F1A-Baron Town Inn A9F27-Baron Town Weapon\Armor Shop A9F34-Baron Town Cid's House A9F41-Baron Town Rosa's House A9F4E-Mist House Top-Left A9F5B-Kaipo Inn Floor 1 Inn\Item A9F68-Kaipo Inn Floor 2 Cafe A9F75-Kaipo Room Far Right\Middle (Rosa's Room) A9F82-Mysidia Inn Floor 1 Cafe A9F8F-Mysidia Inn Floor 2 Inn A9F9C-Blank... A9FA9-Mysidia House of Wishes Floor 1 A9FB6-? Byte Value: 15 A9FC3-Toroia Cafe Floor 1 A9FDD-Toroia Cafe Floor 2 A9FEA-? Byte Value: 02 A9FF7-Toroia Black Chocobo Farm Floor 1 AA004-Toroia Black Chocobo Farm Floor 2 AA011-Agart Astro Tower Floor 1 AA01E-Agart Astro Tower Floor 2 Observatory AA02B-Agart Inn AA038-Chocobo's Village North of Toroia (w/Black Chocobos) AA05F-Baron Castle Outside AA06C-Damcyan Castle Outside AA079-Fabul Castle Outside AA086-Toroia Castle Outside AA093-Eblan Castle Outside AA0B9-Baron Castle 1F AA0BA-Baron Castle 2F AA0C7-Baron Castle King's Room AA0D4-Baron Castle Left Room (w\Rosa in the begining) AA0E1-Baron Castle Right Room (w\Treasure Chests) AA0EE-Baron Castle Dungeon Floor 1 AA0FB-Baron Castle Dungeon Floor 2 AA108-Baron Castle Top Room (When Cid comes out in the begining) AA115-Baron Castle Left Tower 1F AA122-Baron Castle Left Tower 2F AA12F-Baron Castle Left Tower 3F ("Room") AA13C-Baron Castle Right Tower 1F AA149-Baron Castle Right Tower 2F AA156-Baron Castle Right Tower 3F AA163-Baron Castle Right Tower B1F AA170-Baron Castle Right Tower B2F AA17D-Old Water-way from Baron Town AA18A-Old Water-way B3F AA197-Old Water-way B1F AA1A4-Old Water-way Save Room AA1B1-Old Water-way B2F AA1BE-Damcyan Castle 1F AA1CB-Damcyan Castle 2F AA1D8-Damcyan Castle 3F AA1E5-Damcyan Castle Basement AA1F2-Damcyan Castle (Basement) B1F AA1FF-Baron Town Entrance Room to Old Water-way AA20C-Agart Weapon Shop AA219-Agart Armor Shop AA226-Fabul Castle 1F AA233-Fabul Castle 2F AA240-Fabul Castle King's Room AA24D-Fabul Castle Crystal Room AA25A-Fabul Castle Weapons\Armors AA267-Fabul Castle Inn (Inn\Item) AA274-Fabul Castle Right Tower 1F AA281-Fabul Castle Right Tower 2F AA28E-Fabul Castle Right Tower 3F (King's Room) AA29B-Fabul Castle Left Tower 1F AA2A8-Fabul Castle Left Tower 2F AA2B5-Fabul Castle Left Tower 3F (Yang's Room) AA2C2-? Byte Value: 00 AA2CF-Watery Pass-South Save Room AA2DC-Toroia Castle 1F AA2E9-Toroia Castle 2F AA2F6-Toroia Castle Crystal Room AA303-Toroia Castle Left Room (Cefca's Room) AA310-Toroia Castle Right Room (w\3 Stairs) AA31D-Toroia Castle Right Room - Left Stairs B1F AA32A-Toroia Castle Right Room - Middle Stairs B1F AA337-Toroia Castle Right Room - Right Stairs B1F AA344-Toroia Castle Right Room - Left Stairs B2F (w\Treasure Chests) AA351-Eblan Castle 1F AA35E-Eblan Castle 2F AA36B-Eblan Castle King's Room AA378-Eblan Castle Left Tower 1F AA385-Eblan Castle Left Tower 2F AA392-Eblan Castle Right Tower 1F AA39F-Eblan Castle Right Tower 2F AA3AC-Eblan Castle Basement AA3B9-Baron Castle Black Magic Class AA3C6-Baron Castle White Magic Class AA3D3-? Byte Value: 0F AA3E0-? Byte Value: 09 AA407-Misty Cave AA42E-Watery Pass-South AA43B-Watery Pass-South B2F AA448-Watery Pass-South B3F AA455-Watery Pass-South B2F AA462-Watery Pass-North AA46F-Waterfalls AA47C-Waterfalls B2F AA489-Waterfalls B3F ("Lake") AA496-Antlion B1F AA4B0-Antlion B2F AA4BD-Antlion's Nest (B3F) AA4CA-Antlion Save Room AA4D7-Antlion Room with the Charm Luth AA4F1-Mt. Hobs-West 1F AA4FE-Summit AA50B-Mt. Hobs-East AA518-Mt. Hobs (Save Area) AA532-Watery Pass-South Secret Waterfall Room AA53F-Mt. Ordeals Main AA54C-Mt. Ordeals 3rd Station AA559-Mt. Ordeals 7th Station AA566-Mt. Ordeals Summit AA573-Mysidia Crystal Room AA580-Mysidia Serpent Road Room AA58D-? Byte Value: 14 AA59A-Agart Well Room AA5A7-Cave Magnes B1F AA5B4-Cave Magnes B2F AA5C1-Cave Magnes B2F North Treasure Room AA5CE-Cave Magnes B3F AA5DB-Cave Magnes B3F South Treasure Room AA5E8-Cave Magnes Charm Claw Room AA5F5-Cave Magnes B3F Save Room AA602-Cave Magnes B4F AA60F-Cave Magnes B4F Crystal Room AA629-
AA7BC-Giant of Bab-il Mouth
AB01D-Cave of Summoned Monsters Floor 1 AB02A-Cave of Summoned Monsters Floor 2 AB037-Cave of Summoned Monsters Floor 3 AB06B-Lunar's Lair Floor 1 AB078-Lunar's Lair Floor 2 AB085-? Byte Value: 15 AB092-Lunar Path 1 AB09F-Lunar Path 2 AB0AC-Hummingway Cave AB0C6-Lunar Subterrain Floor with the Ninja Armor AB0D3-Lunar Subterrain Floor with the Flame Whip AB0E0-Lunar Subterrain Room with the Dragoon Equipment AB0ED-Lunar Subterrain Floor with the Stardust Rod AB0FA-Lunar Subterrain Floor with the entrance to the Pink Puff room AB107-Lunar Subterrain Floor with the invisible bridge to the Crystal Sword AB114-Lunar Subterrain Floor before the Crystal Floors AB121-Crystal Floor 1st Floor AB12E-Crystal Floor 2nd Floor AB13B-Crystal Floor 3rd Floor AB148-Crystal Floor 4th Floor AB155-Crystal Floor 5th Floor (w\Zemus) AB162-Lunar Subterrain Elixir Room AB16F-Lunar Subterrain Cure3 x2 Room AB17C-Lunar Subterrain Protect Ring Room AB189-Lunar Subterrain White Robe Room AB196-Lunar Subterrain Pink Puff Room AB1A3-Lunar Subterrain Crystal Sword Save Room AB1B0-Lunar Subterrain Heroine Robe Room AB1BD-Lunar Subterrain White Spear Room AB1CA-Lunar Subterrain Last Save Spot AB1D7-Lunar Subterrain Ribbon Helmet Room AB1E4-? Byte Value: 00 AB1F1-? Byte Value: 34
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Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Paladin on February 01, 2008, 01:01:57 PM
:omg: This is awesome! I really appreciate you sharing all that data out!
I've been working on compiling all my data into a huge excel file from my "expansion" of Yousei's file. You have far more data than I in a lot of places.
I'd be glad to supply you with what I have once I compile all my notes if you wish.
I hope you don't mind if I refer to some of your offset data when I work on some of my hacks! You would be credited of course for places I haven't figured out yet. I know how difficult it is to decode this crap.
An especially huge thanks for listing the natural magic learned data in your link. I've been leveling up one of the magic users level by level using Lord_J's FF4h utility to try and get a table of level = learned to try and find it in the ROM image... I've been wanting to tweak that for the longest time!
BTW: Do you have the locations for the treasure chests yet? I believe I have that figured out. Using the FF-II V1.0 rom image and the FF4 SFC rom image (I've found the offsetts in the FF4 Rom - they're different as I'm sure you know). I used a few game strategy guides to figure out the locations of the chests based on what they contained, and based on the blocks they were in within the ROM and where those groupings had to occur in places in the game. As long as the chests are relatively the same between the two games I think the location data I have for FFIV will convert to FF-II. There are the same number of chests in FF-II as FF-IV (though they're obviously in different places on the maps sometimes in FF-II)
I'm hoping to be able to restore the dummied items to the chests in FF-II... Though I've been hacking FF-IV (patched with the J2e patch) mostly...
Anyway...I'd be happy to contribute that (and anything else). In fact I'll try and share out my spreadsheet with that data tonight...
<edit>
Well here's my Item spreadsheet: http://www.finalfantasyiv.net/emulation/documents/itemcompendium.xls
I'm sure you know most of what's there already. I only just noticed recently that the attack/effect/heal items were handled like magic. Anyway the data I'm working on with the treasure is in there.
Also I found the site here at lunch at work... I have been really pouring over your offset list since I've had time now. Some of what you've decoded is pretty amazing. I've never heard of anyone decoding the audio... that's awesome. Heh...I guess I should have paid more attention when I took assembly language...
Honestly thanks for putting your data out here. That's a lot of hard work to be generous with.
I'm not sure there's alot I could really share that it seems most here don't know already... I've been working with Yousei's data sheet and the ROM data in the Tower of Bab-il documents off Zophar for a number of years...besides doing graphics hacks...
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: JCE3000GT on February 01, 2008, 11:46:11 PM
Awsome, glad you can make some use out ot if. The treasure chest data in in the first quote of the top post. FF4's treaasure data is within a few bytes of FF2us' if memory serves. Dragonsbrethren may know off hand where FF4 and FF4ET's treasure is.
Use whatever part of my docs you want. My goal is to try and get FF4/FF4ET/FF2us some light so people will start extensively hacking it. I'm rather bored of seeing FF3usFF6 hacks up the yingyang but no real quality FF4/FF2us hacks..barring a small handful.
We would be very hapy for you to be a contributor in the FF4 forum (where this topic is)--the more documented and relased data to the public the better!
Cheers and welcome to the forums.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Deathlike2 on February 01, 2008, 11:59:39 PM
Well, FF5 hacks need some love too... but it just seems to me that less research in done in terms of battle algos than anything in FF4. FF5 needs like a complete editor... (all the algos are documented, which is great)
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Phoenix on February 02, 2008, 01:28:08 AM
Does anyone know what determines which items are sold for 1 GP (Elixirs, Ethers, etc.)?
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Lenophis on February 02, 2008, 01:58:29 AM
I would imagine it's in the item data, half of the buying price. Although, FF2 had a large table of mess for it's buying and selling prices, so I'm not sure if it wasn't reused a couple more times.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Gemini on February 02, 2008, 02:05:31 AM
While we are at it, has anybody ever found the data for "complex" monsters? For complex I mean tile mapped monsters, like Leviathan, or Golbeza's four emperors. This is the only result I got so far: (http://s239.photobucket.com/albums/ff233/Geminimewtwo/Final%20Fantasy%20IV/th_editorff4.png) (http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff233/Geminimewtwo/Final%20Fantasy%20IV/editorff4.png) The gfx pointer is correct, but size, palette and frame data are totally missing/incorrect. I'm sure that depends on several factors, first of all the ability of those bosses to change their pose during the battle, even without loading any tiles from the rom at runtime (everything is already converter in 4bpp and stored in vram). The wrong palette depends on the pose change, since some bosses (like the four emperors' battle) not only change pose, but their palette as well while morphing. As for the tile map factor, some bosses have many empty tiles in their picture, so they filled those areas with $00 and saved space in the gfx banks.
There are other monsters working in their own way, like Dark Cecil, Cain, and Rydia. Those totally rely on characters' battle gfx, and they are displayed using the sprite OAM, not BG1 like all the other monsters. I wish we had as many information on FF4 as there is on FF6. >_>
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Phoenix on February 02, 2008, 06:31:00 AM
Sorry, I should have been more specific: the selling price is always half the buying price, except for those items that can only be sold for 1 GP. The buying price of an Elixir, for example, is 100,000 GP (0xE4), but its selling price is 1 GP. I can't see what determines that within the price byte itself, or within the item stat data. So, I thought it might located elsewhere, and was wondering if anyone knew anything about this.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Dragonsbrethren on February 02, 2008, 06:32:55 AM
While we are at it, has anybody ever found the data for "complex" monsters? For complex I mean tile mapped monsters, like Leviathan, or Golbeza's four emperors.
Zyrthofar has those displaying correctly in his editor but I don't know where it gets the data from:
He sent a lot of the data he found to JCE, who passed it on to me, but I accidentally deleted my copy. :blush:
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Deathlike2 on February 02, 2008, 11:20:08 AM
Is this editor public? If yes, where?
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Dragonsbrethren on February 02, 2008, 11:50:07 AM
Not the version I have. The older public version is here (http://pages.videotron.com/zyrthofr/progs.html), it has most of the same things, just a clunkier interface and an increased chance of corrupting your ROM if you edit the wrong things with it.
If you want to use it with FF4 or Easy Type make sure your ROM is unheadered, FF2us opens headered or unheadered. The item tables crash if you try to view them in FF2us 1.1.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Gemini on February 02, 2008, 11:52:06 AM
Guess I'll continue disassembling the monster loading routine then. :banonsmash:
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: JCE3000GT on February 02, 2008, 07:20:37 PM
I thought the palettes were set using events for those monsters?
Oh and I think the Elixir 1GP thing is in a seperate table somewhere--I checked all of the item byte data and couldn't replicate it.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Deathlike2 on February 02, 2008, 07:36:41 PM
I thought the palettes were set using events for those monsters?
Oh and I think the Elixir 1GP thing is in a seperate table somewhere--I checked all of the item byte data and couldn't replicate it.
My guess it is just 1 byte denoting which sell value to use.
Edit: Here's some common data I can determine from Entroper's data sheet.
In column G of the Items tab, here's the following:
109 - status effect cure 110 - monster summon spells.. yes, maybe we can figure out how to create more summon magic 111 - both White spells (Sight/View and Exit) 112 - sound triggers, all of them trigger some event via an audio cue 113 - HP/MP changers (yes, even revival is HP changing) 114 - price trigger? very common amongst these items 115 - HP healing
Hopefully there is some commonality in the SNES versions.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Deathlike2 on February 02, 2008, 10:00:20 PM
Some more stuff that might be useful on Entroper's data sheet. Not sure if it translates in FF2/4 SNES... if it does, great.. and if there are discrepancies between FF4A and FF2/4 SNES, please post the differences.
In the Items Power table regarding effect power... I came up with the following: 2 - multitarget allies only 5 - single target only on either side , default ally (White Magic spell effects only...?) 8 - multitarget enemies only 15 - single/multiple targeting on either side, default single ally target (Shell/Protect) 32 - autouse/cast on self (if applicable) 66 - multitarget status healing allies only 69 - single target healing on either side, default ally 133 - single target only on either side, default enemy 143 - single/multiple targeted status effect on either side, default single enemy target (for some reason, the Defender Sword is in this catagory, probably some data error, but behaves like the description I have provided) 255 - crystal only
It breaks down to something like this... 1 - allow targeting single ally 2 - allow multitargeting of all allies 4 - allow targeting single enemy 8 - allow multitargeting of all enemies 16 - autouse/cast on enemy? (it would be logical for this... but it is unused) 32 - autouse/cast on self (if applicable) 64 - healing (invert numbers?) 128 - default targeting enemy
Edit: 16 logically should be autouse against enemy instead of my earlier pathetic guess of "crystal bit"
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Phoenix on February 03, 2008, 04:24:02 AM
For FF2US, targeting for battle items is the first of six bytes in the item data section. The first 5 bits are nothing (I tried changing it once, but I don't think it had any effect) and the most significant 3 bits are the targeting type, like so:
Byte 00: bits 0-4: Nothing? (on spells this is execution time) bits 5-7: Targeting Type 000: self/none 001: one ally 010: all allies 011: one/all allies/enemies (defaults to ally) 100: one enemy 101: one ally/enemy 110: all enemies 111: one/all allies/enemies (defaults to enemy)
So, this doesn't seem to correspond with Entroper's FF4A data. Nowhere in the 6 bytes of the stat data (or 1 byte of the price) is the 1 GP price specified, so it must be simply specified somewhere else. I thought maybe somebody knew, but it seems unknown . . . for now . . . :hmm:
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: HHIPDragonFox on February 10, 2008, 09:38:00 PM
:hmm: Hope this might help, the document might be a bit cluttered but yet well informed and sequenced.
Notes I've studied, taken down, and borrwed/added from lots of help for FF2(4)us (rv) is revised by program, (ed) is enchanced by hex editors. there are two chozo statues, one is just the tbl/txt file and the other is contained project. My Projects Page: scroll down to "HexaDecimal & Picture Projects" bar and click on the chozo statues (newest ones are "updates"). http://www.geocities.com/holyplasmadragonfox/DragonFox_Pages0.html TBL/TXT File http://www.geocities.com/holyplasmadragonfox/FF4wy_ItemAddresses.zip
Editted 2008-06-01.03:30am files are updated.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: JCE3000GT on March 10, 2008, 06:03:02 PM
/me requests sticky.
Title: Re: Official FF2us/FF4 documents thread.
Post by: Deathlike2 on March 10, 2008, 06:04:30 PM
Done.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Deathlike2 on June 03, 2008, 02:38:12 AM
While we are at it, has anybody ever found the data for "complex" monsters? For complex I mean tile mapped monsters, like Leviathan, or Golbeza's four emperors. This is the only result I got so far: (http://s239.photobucket.com/albums/ff233/Geminimewtwo/Final%20Fantasy%20IV/th_editorff4.png) (http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff233/Geminimewtwo/Final%20Fantasy%20IV/editorff4.png) The gfx pointer is correct, but size, palette and frame data are totally missing/incorrect. I'm sure that depends on several factors, first of all the ability of those bosses to change their pose during the battle, even without loading any tiles from the rom at runtime (everything is already converter in 4bpp and stored in vram). The wrong palette depends on the pose change, since some bosses (like the four emperors' battle) not only change pose, but their palette as well while morphing. As for the tile map factor, some bosses have many empty tiles in their picture, so they filled those areas with $00 and saved space in the gfx banks.
There are other monsters working in their own way, like Dark Cecil, Cain, and Rydia. Those totally rely on characters' battle gfx, and they are displayed using the sprite OAM, not BG1 like all the other monsters. I wish we had as many information on FF4 as there is on FF6. >_>
This sounds a tad late, but where did you get that editor from?
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Dragonsbrethren on June 21, 2008, 12:02:18 AM
While we are at it, has anybody ever found the data for "complex" monsters? For complex I mean tile mapped monsters, like Leviathan, or Golbeza's four emperors.
Zyrthofar has those displaying correctly in his editor but I don't know where it gets the data from:
Turns out I didn't delete that data, for some reason it just wasn't showing up on my old computer, when I copied my saved email to this one it showed up like it was always there. Anyway, here are the offsets according to his notes:
$75100$76152$761FFEnemy SpcGFX Formations ( 2B for Pointers ($68200) + 1B x VL x 57 SpcGFX ) Notes:‘FE xx’ means xx consecutive empty tiles ‘FF’ means one empty tile Byte 0Tile Number (Calculated from the enemy’s GFXPointer) Hope this isn't too late. I haven't looked at the actual data yet, sounds simple enough to edit though.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Gemini on June 21, 2008, 02:53:49 AM
$75100$76152$761FFEnemy SpcGFX Formations ( 2B for Pointers ($68200) + 1B x VL x 57 SpcGFX ) Notes:‘FE xx’ means xx consecutive empty tiles ‘FF’ means one empty tile Byte 0Tile Number (Calculated from the enemy’s GFXPointer) Hope this isn't too late. I haven't looked at the actual data yet, sounds simple enough to edit though.
Eeeexcelent. I'll put it to good use some day. :laugh:
Title: Re: Official FF2us/FF4 documents thread.
Post by: Dragonsbrethren on July 04, 2008, 03:57:53 PM
$7CE00$7CF3F$7D1FFEnemy Special GFX Formation Data ( 5B × 64 Special Forms ) Byte 0.0-3X Position (in 8x8 Tiles) Byte 0.4-7Y Position (in 8x8 Tiles) Byte 1Size Index in [Enemy Size Table] Byte 2Palette Index in [Enemy Palette Data] Byte 3? Unknown Byte 4Form Index That actually sounds more like what you were looking for.
Title: Re: Because I feel the need to publically contribute now..
Post by: Deathlike2 on December 13, 2008, 06:37:47 PM
This sounds a tad late, but where did you get that editor from?
I made it myself.
Willing to share? :wink:
Title: Re: Official FF2us/FF4 documents thread.
Post by: Pinkpuff on December 15, 2008, 06:50:34 PM
With regards to the treasures... I can't seem to find the chest which is supposed to contain the Charm harp.
Quote from: JCE3000GT's hacking doc
00xxyy-3Fxxyy: GP ("yy" = Unknown)
00-7F = * 10 81-FF = * 1000
80xxyy: Item ("yy" = Unknown) C0xxyy-FFxxyy: Battle Formation in Treasure (table list coming, "yy" = Unknown)
If I'm reading this correctly, there should be a byte sequence "8045??" but a search for the sequence "8045" within the range produced no results. Could some treasures be stored differently or in a different location?
Title: Re: Official FF2us/FF4 documents thread.
Post by: Dragonsbrethren on December 15, 2008, 07:01:05 PM
I'm not sure, but I know that data covers more than just treasure. From the document Zyrthofar sent us:
A8000$A961FStatic Events Table ( 2B for Pointers ($A8300) × VL × 384 Locations ) Notes:The 5B Events are read until the next location is reached Byte 0Event’s X location Byte 1Event’s Y location Byte 2$00-$FA – Map to Load $FB-$FD – Load Overworld, Underworld, or Moon Byte 3New map’s X location Byte 4New map’s Y location $FE – Give Item or Gil Byte 3.0-5Enemy Encounter Byte 3.6Enemy in Chest Byte 3.70 = Money, 1 = Item Byte 4If Money: b0-6 = Gil Amount; b7 = Multiplier (x10, x1000) If Item: Item Index $FF – Play Event Byte 3Event Index in [Event Table (1) or (2)] Byte 40 Paladin's first post in this topic (here (http://slickproductions.org/forum/index.php?topic=156.msg2081#msg2081)) has a spreadsheet with the treasure locations listed, by the way.
Title: Re: Official FF2us/FF4 documents thread.
Post by: Pinkpuff on December 15, 2008, 07:34:36 PM
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Paladin's first post in this topic (here) has a spreadsheet with the treasure locations listed, by the way.
Wow ok I downloaded that document like forever ago but only just now noticed that there are multiple sheets... It turns out his table for the FF2US treasures is incomplete but I was able to figure it out from the FF4 chart. Apparently '90' also gives out treasure.
Thank you for bringing that to my attention.
Title: Re: Official FF2us/FF4 documents thread.
Post by: Deathlike2 on August 09, 2009, 10:07:52 AM
Here's Entroper's docs, unmodified from when I got them.
Title: Re: Official FF2us/FF4 documents thread.
Post by: Dragonsbrethren on August 15, 2009, 03:47:20 PM
Just dumping this here, some weird sprite data in FF4 Advance (US version):
0xE567B - ????
The $02 at that offset seems to chose a palette for certain sprites, if you play around with it you can get Cecil to change colors. The next byte, $00, determines how to draw some of the sprites. It does more than one sprite, and there doesn't seem to be any real way to make use of it. When I first found this I thought it might be possible to make the character sprites larger, but I can't make any sense of how it works.