OleMagne wrote: ↑Thu Mar 15, 2018 1:24 pm
NumberXer0 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 14, 2018 10:40 pm
How did you unlock them? I'm guessing the data is already in the game and you don't need to download the costume DLC?
It's in the game, but the game removes things you're not allowed to have (Sims 4 on steam version, Cup noodles) the way I added them. Perhaps if the wizard Squall/Drummer/Someone can take a look at it it'll work. The Sims 4 suit looks dumb af, though, lol.
While not being the way I added them, here are the item ID's for outfits
NOTE: I've excluded dlc outfits as they get removed when restarting if you haven't played through them. There are quite a bit more outfits that are just invisible, especially for Ignis and Prompto. Various Tundra outfits with goggles/mask on/off and various different glasses for Ignis. Again, you just turn invisible.
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NOCTIS:
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16933520:Kingly Raiment
17035142:Kingly Raiment (No Jacket)
16933521:Thermal Suit
17206819:King's Night Tee
17144322:Master Assassin's Robes
17144323:Master Assassin's Robes (Hooded)
17144324:Medjay Assassin's Robes
17144325:Medjay Assassin's Robes (Hooded)
17214035:Half-Life Costume
17214037:The Sims 4 Costume
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GLADIOLUS:
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16933525:Thermal Suit
17144326:Medjay Assassin's Robes
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IGNIS:
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17199683:Crownsguard Casual (Glasses) - Episode Ignis
17199684:Crownsguard Casual (No Glasses) - Episode Ignis
17065433:Thermal Suit
17144330:Medjay Assassin's Robes
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PROMPTO:
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17065432:Thermal Suit
17144328:Medjay Assassin's Robes
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And just get Squall/Drummer/Someone on the right track, here are some bytes to get started:
Prince's Fatigues (if worn):
8E 62 02 01 2E 8C 01 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4D 28 01 0B 01 00 00 00
Prince's Fatigues (if not worn):
8E 62 02 01 2E 8C 01 01 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF 4D 28 01 0B 01 00 00 00
Just go down from there and you'll find all outfits (even more than I listed above).
This bit:
8E 62 02
01 <- Decides if you have it available.
This bit:
4D 28 01 0B
01 00 00 00 <- Name of item in the menu, gets reset when loading so use whatever. Bold: Also sets available. The 00 after you can change to 01 to show a highlight (!) next to the item.
*: Because many items you're not "supposed" to have or haven't unlocked look like this (Cup noodle outfit in this example):
F9 98 05 01 00 00 00 00 FF FF FF FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
This is a Noctis outfit and you'll have to add his identifier as well as a name for it in the menu. So the one above becomes:
F9 98 05 01
2E 8C 01 01 FF FF FF FF
FF FF FF FF 4D 28 01 0B 01 00 00 00
First bold: Noctis
Second bold: Idk.
Italic: Name in menu
Italic underline: Sets it as available, same as F9 98 05
01 <- that, both need to be there.
Italic bold: Adds a highlight (!) to the item in the menu.
Here I used the name for the Prince's Fatigues. A quick save and reload (or restart idk) fixes it.
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