Low is actually good.... but I think there's an option for instant battle in Cheat Engine.

Originally posted by Albeoris:

Don't extract patcher to the FF9 directory. It's a bad idea. :)
Try to extract to any different folder and patch again.

About your problem: please share output_log.txt and Memoria.log

Huh. Weird. I put it in the FF9 directory and it worked fine for me.

I am sorry. I am at a loss here. I wish I could provide further assistance but I'm out of suggestions.

Originally posted by Albeoris:

I have plan to do in-game input settings but only after finish my own UI framework.

Good luck!

Originally posted by Fellox:

Originally posted by GuyInDogSuit:

Delete the two folders inside the Debugger directory and run Memoria again.

Awesome! Fast reply, and it did indeed work- the game patched successfully! Thank you much

The game now only opens to a black screen, no sound, but maybe ill figure this out. I was also having those battle intro freezes before. Likely an AMD thing (another! Grrr..)
Thank you again for the hasty help though, my man

See about having Steam check the files, there might be a corrupt one or two. You'll have to patch again after that, though.

Delete the two folders inside the Debugger directory and run Memoria again.

Originally posted by slime privilege:

Hello. Started using Memoria mainly just for the [AnalogControl] mod since the 8 directional default movement drives me up the wall, but it's really buggy for me. I can only move north or south and it's just a complete mess for me. My movement is completely unstable while using both my PS4 controller with DS4Windows or just my default keyboard. Is this just a WIP feature of Memoria? I'm not sure why it's working like this. Any help would be super appreciated.

Works fine with an XBox 360 controller.

Originally posted by Albeoris:

Originally posted by GuyInDogSuit:

What's the "Any" folder? kek

C:\Memoria for example

I was joking, Al. lol

Wasn't his error due to the debugger being in use? I had that error when I tried to run Memoria the first time, and I deleted the two folders in the Debugger folder like suggested in this thread and it worked. You mean you fixed that issue in the new build?

Originally posted by Albeoris:

Originally posted by Isolated Rainbow:

I am installing it in the directory with the launcher, and have tried turning off avast, running as admin(and not). Not sure what else to do?

Oh... now I know what wrong with you...
You put memoria files to the game folder and tring to copy Debugger's files between same folder. Will fix it.

P.S. You can unpack memoria files to the any folder on your PC.

What's the "Any" folder? kek

Just a play on the "Any" key on the keyboard.

Originally posted by Isolated Rainbow:

05.09.2017 08:35:08 |E| Unexpected error.
05.09.2017 08:35:08 |E| System.IO.IOException: The process cannot access the file 'D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\FINAL FANTASY IX\Debugger\x64\Memoria.Debugger.exe' because it is being used by another process.

This means the debugger is in use for whatever reason and can't be accessed. Open the Debugger folder and delete the two folders in it (x86, x64) and launch Memoria again. It will reinstall those deleted files and patch successfully. You may have to do this every time you update Memoria.