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Submissions / Re: FF4 Long Range Bit Fix
« on: February 12, 2012, 08:47:00 PM »
I think I remember reading something you posted about bows and arrows having their own buggery to deal with and this doesn't change their behavior at all. I also just checked Edge and it's just as you said, whether or not he ignores row is only checked against his right hand.

The only thing these patches do is unset the bit when a long range weapon is not equipped.

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Submissions / FF4 Long Range Bit Fix
« on: February 12, 2012, 12:56:43 PM »
Archive

ReadMe:
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SNES Final Fantasy II/IV Long Range Fix
by Dragoon ZERO 2012/2/12

Thanks to:
The community at Slick Productions/Forum Slickness (slickproductions.org)
Geiger's Snes9x debugger (geigercount.net/crypt/)
FuSoYa's Lunar Address and Lunar IPS (fusoya.eludevisibility.org/)

All the SNES versions of Final Fantasy II/IV have a bug where the long range
(or ignore row) bit is set when a charcter equips a long range weapon, but it
is not removed when switching to a weapon that is not long range.

These two patches correct this behavior in all versions of the game. Just
make sure you use the right patch for your version. Both patches are for
UNHEADERED ROMs.

lr_bit_fix_10_J_J2E.ips is for:
Final Fantasy II (U) (V1.0) [!]
Final Fantasy IV (J)
Final Fantasy IV (j2e translation)

lr_bit_fix_11_ET.ips is for:
Final Fantasy II (U) (V1.1)
Final Fantasy IV - Easy Type (J)

I have tested these fixes in both US versions and have not encountered any
problems. If you do notice any instances where the fix is not working (or if
it's screwing something else up) send me a PM at the RHDN forums:
http://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php

$03/9D90 AD 77 39    LDA $3977  [$7E:3977]   A:001E X:0000 Y:002E P:envMxdIzc
$03/9D93 29 20       AND #$20                A:0080 X:0000 Y:002E P:eNvMxdIzc
$03/9D95 D0 07       BNE $07    [$9D9E]      A:0000 X:0000 Y:002E P:envMxdIZc
$03/9D97 AD 9C 28    LDA $289C  [$7E:289C]   A:0000 X:0000 Y:002E P:envMxdIZc
$03/9D9A 29 20       AND #$20                A:00FF X:0000 Y:002E P:eNvMxdIzc
$03/9D9C F0 09       BEQ $09    [$9DA7]      A:0020 X:0000 Y:002E P:envMxdIzc
$03/9D9E A0 01 00    LDY #$0001              A:0020 X:0000 Y:002E P:envMxdIzc
$03/9DA1 B1 80       LDA ($80),y[$7E:2001]   A:0020 X:0000 Y:0001 P:envMxdIzc
$03/9DA3 09 20       ORA #$20                A:0000 X:0000 Y:0001 P:envMxdIZc
$03/9DA5 91 80       STA ($80),y[$7E:2001]   A:0020 X:0000 Y:0001 P:envMxdIzc
$03/9DA7 60          RTS                     A:0020 X:0000 Y:0001 P:envMxdIzc

A0 01 00    LDY #$0001
B1 80       LDA ($80),y
29 DF       AND #$DF
91 80       STA ($80),y
AD 9C 28    LDA $289C
29 20       AND #$20
F0 06       BEQ $06
B1 80       LDA ($80),y
09 20       ORA #$20
91 80       STA ($80),y
60          RTS

$19D86 in unheadered US 1.0, J, and j2e translation
$19D90 in unheadered US 1.1 and Easy Type
A0 01 00 B1 80 29 DF 91 80 AD 9C 28 29 20 F0 06 B1 80 09 20 91 80 60

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Final Fantasy V Research & Development / Re: InstructrTrepe's docs and patches
« on: February 26, 2011, 10:37:18 PM »
Original readme files for Kiss of Blessing and Power Drink patches and Fractional M patch + readme

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Final Fantasy IV Research & Development / Re: FF-II ATB Switch
« on: December 19, 2010, 05:27:28 PM »
I remembered Dragonsbrethren mentioning something about this somewhere and finally found it

http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/snes/patches/419readme.txt

The important part being:
Easy Type features more configuration menu options than Final Fantasy II US,
I didn't bother to restore the full menu. If you want to change one of the
missing settings the save files between all SNES/SFC versions of the game are
compatible with one another and you should be able to load your save in a
different version, set your options, and switch back to playing this hack with
the changes in place.



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