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Event script bytecode C9
« on: June 07, 2009, 07:55:31 AM »
So I just discovered what event bytecode C9 does. (After what, almost two years of looking at FF4 events?)  :sad:

I discovered it after spending an hour trying to figure out why my main character wouldn't reappear after using C8 (which I had marked as Main Character: Toggle Visibility). After much frustration, I finally got the bright idea to look back in the original ROM and see how C8 was used. Lo and behold, C8 was only used to mark invisibility, and C9 was used to mark visibility. So, for anyone that edits events and uses my (based on Yousei's) event information, the correct bytecodes are:

Code: [Select]
0x-Bx Location Character 0-B Movement
 x8 Toggle Visibility
Cx Main Character Movement
 x8 Make Invisible
 x9 Make Visible

I can't believe it took me this long to figure it out.  :blush: :isuck:
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