Originally posted by Lizzie (MaKiPL):

Use an archive tool. My recommend is Deling tool: https://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=13050.0
and yes, it's in main.fs

Originally posted by Gwendalin:

Originally posted by Inovade:

hey, thanks for answering
finally get both

modding is awesome!!

Glad to hear you got it working!

Originally posted by authenticmaniac:

Woah... Those models look so dope though, very nice job on doing that! They look like sub bosses that you get to fight when at the end of the game.

Thanks!
Thanks to Tirlititi's Unity Viewer+Hades Workshop, made the import better than using UnityEx.

Since it's gone 100% smoothly this way with texture replacment/upscale; (Disc 1-4 full beta-test),
importing all the new weapons shouldn't be a problem; the new character models will see a halt.

Originally posted by Gwendalin:

Here's a look, replaced textures 1 model, no glitches:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AnZBUgIY2M

Possible but very limited.

Originally posted by Inovade:

Originally posted by authenticmaniac:

If you want legit no exp rewards from the enemies, in the workshop when you look at the enemies section. You pretty much have to check a box for each enemy "No experience", to reset timer? Well I don't know about that BUT Tirli made Altertnative Fantasy which makes it easier to obtain Exca 2 by just opening all the treasure chest in the game but you are allowed to make three mistakes I believe.

However you are free to use the workshop to make changes to the game here and there, like adding Elixer and Ether to the item store. If you want to make it easy just put the sword in the disc 4 section store lol.

that's alot to edit, i dont even know how to batch edit lol
i try editing exp progress instead though
still getting exp but only get lvup after 17k exp lol

Originally posted by Inovade:

help
how to make no exp reward (for lv1 challenge)
and how to reset timer for excalibur 2

btw is there a way to extraxt videos and music?

Originally posted by Tirlititi:

It is possible although often tricky to do it. The battle engine (CIL code) is the thing that controls the supporting abilities' effects. The auto-status, along with the immune-status, are handled in the method "btl_abil::CheckStatusAbility".

Here is what it looks like in C#
https://www.dropbox.com/s/b50cj0gruiytcu3/Source_AutoAbilities.cs?dl=0

What you need to do is changing the few things in the "if" block corresponding to the supporting ability that you want to change. Mainly, you need to replace the number by the one corresponding to the new status you want, but there may be some few additional requirements depending on that status.

For auto-shell and auto-protect, it seems that you need to add both the flag to the "permanent status" and "current status" fields, otherwise it doesn't work properly. For some others, you need to call an SPS method in order to display the corresponding icon in the battle.

In CIL Code (what you can see and edit in Hades Workshop), the "Auto-Life" part looks like this:

IL_00F3: ldarg.0 IL_00F4: ldfld 0x400024C // BTL_DATA::sa IL_00F9: ldc.i4.0 IL_00FA: ldelem.u4 IL_00FB: ldc.i4.s 16 IL_00FD: and IL_00FE: brfalse IL_011A // NOTE: the 'brfalse' target is the IL position right after the 'stfld' call IL_0103: ldarg.0 IL_0104: ldfld 0x400022C // BTL_DATA::stat IL_0109: dup IL_010A: ldfld 0x400021F // STAT_INFO::cur IL_010F: ldc.i4 8192 IL_0114: or IL_0115: stfld 0x400021F // STAT_INFO::cur

You can turn it into an "Auto-Shell" by replacing that part of the method by this:

IL_00F3: ldarg.0 IL_00F4: ldfld 0x400024C // BTL_DATA::sa IL_00F9: ldc.i4.0 IL_00FA: ldelem.u4 IL_00FB: ldc.i4.s 16 IL_00FD: and IL_00FE: brfalse IL_0131 // NOTE: the 'brfalse' target is the IL position right after the second 'stfld' call IL_0103: ldarg.0 IL_0104: ldfld 0x400022C // BTL_DATA::stat IL_0109: dup IL_010A: ldfld 0x400021E // STAT_INFO::permanent IL_010F: ldc.i4 4194304 IL_0114: or IL_0115: stfld 0x400021E // STAT_INFO::permanent IL_011A: ldarg.0 IL_011B: ldfld 0x400022C // BTL_DATA::stat IL_0120: dup IL_0121: ldfld 0x400021F // STAT_INFO::cur IL_0126: ldc.i4 4194304 IL_012B: or IL_012C: stfld 0x400021F // STAT_INFO::cur

And replace the part corresponding to "Auto-Regen" by something similar, but with the status 8388608 (Protect) instead of 4194304 (Shell).

NOTES:
1) It might happen that the 'ldfld' and 'stfld' 0x... identifiers are different in your version (usually because you wouldn't have the latest Steam patch). Don't copy/paste the above code if that's the case, but write one with your 0x... identifiers instead.
2) You can add several statuses without problem. Using the status 12582912, for instance, will make an "Auto-Mother". In such case, you still need to add the special requirements of each statuses.
3) When editing the CIL code, the targets of the different 'brfalse' (and the other 'br' opcodes) outside of the edited part of the code are automatically updated. However, the target position of 'brfalse' must be carefully verified, even if you copy/paste the code above. It must points to the position right after the end of the corresponding C# "if" block.

Good luck.

Originally posted by Sacralletius:

@Tirlititi

Quick question: Is it possible to use the Hades Workshop to change "Auto-Regen" to "Auto-Protect" and "Auto-Life" to "Auto-Shell"? If yes, how can I do this?