Awesome table. I am however finding the join member command when used at 8members breaks the ui when entering the menu, forcing you toe force close the game. Not sure anything can be done about it, but just a heads up
Awesome table. I am however finding the join member command when used at 8members breaks the ui when entering the menu, forcing you toe force close the game. Not sure anything can be done about it, but just a heads up
Okay. Did a little bit of testing last night and read your note about combat skills. Does Quigong count since it eats the hit with increased defense? That would explain a lot of what I was seeing in my testing. Thank you so much for addressing this directly. You're amazing.
I thought I saw a huge back and forth on this thread about the max stat on level up cheat and was just wondering where the table ended up with that. It seemed to me that they changed the rules on who can gain particular stats from the original, which it seemed like your original script helped reveal. I'm 100% on board, just wondered what state it ended up in. I want to make sure I'm getting the maximum stats I could by resetting the game until it gave me a perfect level up. Too many terrible memories of FFIX. If this isn't where this ended up, could someone give a quick tutorial on using the character editor scripts. I don't use cheat engine much and using it to edit for max stats terrifies me a bit.
can anyone tell me how to unlock talents for characters? for example, Celine has a low chance to start with Love of animals but she can never learn that talent. How do i override this and let my characters learn all talents?
(Claude with the blessing of mana would be cool too!)
Okay. Did a little bit of testing last night and read your note about combat skills. Does Quigong count since it eats the hit with increased defense? That would explain a lot of what I was seeing in my testing. Thank you so much for addressing this directly. You're amazing.
I thought I saw a huge back and forth on this thread about the max stat on level up cheat and was just wondering where the table ended up with that. It seemed to me that they changed the rules on who can gain particular stats from the original, which it seemed like your original script helped reveal. I'm 100% on board, just wondered what state it ended up in. I want to make sure I'm getting the maximum stats I could by resetting the game until it gave me a perfect level up. Too many terrible memories of FFIX. If this isn't where this ended up, could someone give a quick tutorial on using the character editor scripts. I don't use cheat engine much and using it to edit for max stats terrifies me a bit.
My understanding is the current state of the script will accurately ensure the highest possible growth as if you had reset over and over for each level for each character. The game did change, slightly, in that a few more characters can now grow STM than previously, but even in the original version more characters could gain STM than the official guide acknowledged.
I feel comfortable saying in its current state it is safe to use to reach the theoretical legitimate max stat growth for each character. The one thing I will note is that piety will result in random growth when learned as a skill, and you may want to either count the value added and then re-distribute them manually for each character, save scum, or accept the random distribution it provides.
can anyone tell me how to unlock talents for characters? for example, Celine has a low chance to start with Love of animals but she can never learn that talent. How do i override this and let my characters learn all talents?
(Claude with the blessing of mana would be cool too!)
Under Misc there is the option Character Data Modifier. At the bottom of that list for the character selected via equipment screen there is the option Talent (2nd from the bottom). You can fill in the value based on the numbers I provided earlier in this thread. Just add them together to get the combination you want. To be as "legit" as possible for Celine I'd add together Blessing of Mana (100% for her), Design Sense (90%), and Love of Animals (10%). Just take the values for those three, add them together, and put them in that option.
Okay. Did a little bit of testing last night and read your note about combat skills. Does Quigong count since it eats the hit with increased defense? That would explain a lot of what I was seeing in my testing. Thank you so much for addressing this directly. You're amazing.
I thought I saw a huge back and forth on this thread about the max stat on level up cheat and was just wondering where the table ended up with that. It seemed to me that they changed the rules on who can gain particular stats from the original, which it seemed like your original script helped reveal. I'm 100% on board, just wondered what state it ended up in. I want to make sure I'm getting the maximum stats I could by resetting the game until it gave me a perfect level up. Too many terrible memories of FFIX. If this isn't where this ended up, could someone give a quick tutorial on using the character editor scripts. I don't use cheat engine much and using it to edit for max stats terrifies me a bit.
My understanding is the current state of the script will accurately ensure the highest possible growth as if you had reset over and over for each level for each character. The game did change, slightly, in that a few more characters can now grow STM than previously, but even in the original version more characters could gain STM than the official guide acknowledged.
I feel comfortable saying in its current state it is safe to use to reach the theoretical legitimate max stat growth for each character. The one thing I will note is that piety will result in random growth when learned as a skill, and you may want to either count the value added and then re-distribute them manually for each character, save scum, or accept the random distribution it provides.
Thank you so much for the response. That was how I was hoping it worked. My obsessiveness gets me really stuck on this kind of stuff. I was aware of the issue with Piety and had pretty much decided I was going to save scum my way through that one since it's just 80 targets to hit (10 points in the skill for each of the 8 characters). I REALLY hate that they took the under the hood stats off the character page lol. Made it a lot easier to check this stuff in the original game.
Also huge thanks to Dhaos (and other contributors and question answerers) for this. Having a table like this available to manage the RNG that makes it so hard for me to get through a game like this is so helpful. Legit. It has allowed me to relax my obsession and actually sit back and enjoy this amazing remake of my favorite game of all time. Truly my hero.
Is it possible to cheat reduce the item's unusable time to 0?
It's one of the effects of the bonus, but I think it's very comfortable if can do it anytime.
Piety gives 1 x (Skill Level) points at each skill up distributed randomly to all of your stats. So that is a total of 55 points total at level 10. You could just check stats before leveling the skill, then manually edit the stats to your liking. I personally plan on going full +55 CRT into everyone (except Dias for reasons)
You can break the 20 Item Limit, in Game.GameDefine$$.cctor there's a mov eax, 0x14 that you can change to #99 (or whatever), and then a word ptr you have to change to 20..
Normally that instance is only called at game load, so not sure you can do it in CE unless you invoke it again.. but I'm not sure how to do that.
Great updates! A few request:
Is it possible to have a code that reveals all possible results inside the IC menu? Also, have you found the addresses pointing to each character's equipment?
And last, a code that allows to change the effects and factors active for any character.
I need some assistance please. I must have done something by accident but some of the materials in my inventory (iron, green beryl, diamond) are incorrect with how many items I have. They seem to be hard locked at some numbers and even if I sell all of the items that I have, it still stays at an incorrect number I have in my inventory. For example, I always have 4 iron and when I sell it or use it for alchemy, it's still at 4 no matter what. How can I reverse this?
