Sweet, so this can essentially insert/inject different songs? We could potentially use, say, an OverClocked album instead?

Originally posted by Albeoris:

Unfortunately, I cannot distribute native libraries through GitHub. :C

This is for the battle menu, right? Do you mean that we'll have to compile it ourselves?

Originally posted by Nyx:

Oh thank you! I managed to make it work, only because there's a tutorila video on the internet taking you through each step.
If you do know how to use cheat engine, could you please explain (step by step) how to change the max HP value of a single character through these scripts? Thank you !

No problem. But as I said, there are several tables per game on the forums, and they all have varying cheats and mods. As far as HP goes, it varies. I don't know if there's a permanent way to raise it, but I can try to explain it as best I can. Let me try to find one with that sort of thing and mess with it and get back to you on that.

Originally posted by Nyx:

Hi, I'm not interested in having all items, I just want to add the 3rd Dark Matter that I couldn't get from Ozma (I accidently saved over the file). I don't think Cheat Engine has cheats for the Steam version, so my only hopes are this mod. I found an excel file with all the items and stuff but I don't know how to use it. Maybe someone can help :)

Actually, yes, it does. Pretty sure you can hack in the missing items you need with it. Like I said, check the forums. I downloaded at least two decent cheat tables for the Steam version that still work.

Originally posted by Nyx:

Hi! can I change the quantity of items and equipment using this mod?

Isn't there a booster that gives you all the items? Or am I just thinking wrong? OP says it can "edit game data," but I'm not sure what that means as I haven't actually tried it yet, just watching its progress in hopes he/she can change the menu layouts. Fonts is a good start.

But I highly suggest Cheat Engine (http://cheatengine.org/). Takes a bit to get used to but I can give you a tutorial on it if you need help. I've used it with lots of games. A lot of tables can be found on the forums; last I checked, there were at least three for this game with lots of options.

There's also pre-built trainers like Infinity (https://www.wemod.com/infinity), which actually has real-time mods/scripts, much like Memoria does. Right now it offers unlimited items, HP, MP, ATB, Gil, and Trance. That's about it.

There's also MegaTrainer Ultimate which is similar.

So you are now able to extract backgrounds, possibly insert different ones?

Originally posted by BONKERS:

Originally posted by Dro:

why the fuck do you need 60 fps menus

Less input lag, smoother scrolling?
If the difference is visible to the eye, which it is. Then why not? Of course, the UI itself needs to be made more like the original game. Someone was able to do it for FFIII somehow.

That isn't so much dependent on the original game's engine but modifications to make it behave more to our liking for a PC port. The trick with the majority of these ports is that they are moddable to some degree, but as far as the iOS-to-PC ones, not so much. FFIII was an exception to this rule, and we have IcePenguin to thank for that.Just wish the menus were actually faster than the original DS/iOS release, though....

Originally posted by PeanutReaper486:

I'm wondering the same thing, I'd much rather have a properly sized menu.

Exactly! This is more important.... not 60 FPS menus, but reducing that finger-based touch-screen-sized BS!

Menus, maybe, but doubful that actual gameplay was. Chrono Cross could run pretty smooth, yes, but I don't think it was 60 fps. SotN definitely was not. 2D games actually had a slower framerate, due to how the PS1 rendered sprites and transparencies.

Originally posted by burnhell:

@Albeoris is it possible to make the Menu (and maybe the battle menu as well) run at 60fps to smooth out?

I remember that the PS1 ver. all windows menu runs at 60fps independent of the gameplay fps.

I would love to see those menu at 60fps again.

BTW: Congratulations your mod is amazing, thank you. ^_^

Considering Square Enix locks their games at 15-30 FPS (15 for battles in games like FF IV), it might be difficult to do so. You sure the PS1 version menus ran at 60 FPS? Don't think ANYTHING ran at 60 FPS on the PlayStation 1.