If anyone can figure that stuff out, it is Nyxo. If it gets done, I would be extremely interested in seeing the capabilities to edit tilesets. It would really take modding FFVI to a new level.

Originally posted by yic17:

Oh man wish you continue with this project even if just the characters. They look amazing.

Yea, I wish the same thing. The character sprites are absolutely insane.

Any updates to the project? I want to know if I'm using an updated version because I've using it and have found quite a few bugs, one surrounding the "Save" feature that allows you to save anywhere that can almost constantly break your save, bad FPS on the world map, graphical issues on larger resolutions that cause characters to walk into black bars and a lot of other stuff.

I'm pumped as well! I can't wait to see the update!

If the sound vanished during a patch, you patched a bad file. It was corrupt/broken somehow or previously attempted to be patched. Other than that, there's no way the patch itself took your sound away. That's why it is advised you backup and do the patch on an entirely fresh file, because it reveals broken/corrupted pieces of the itself during the patching process (I've seen it in my countless patching tries before I realized the tool just needed an update).

Originally posted by Johnnydement:

I would still love to see these sprites finished, so at least we could use them in rpgmaker or the likes ;)

hehe or just to use in this, because even just updated the sprites would be cool.

Originally posted by Bathory:

If anyone knows of any tilesets or sprites i can use for overworld of ffvi for mountains it would help out greatly.. I tried some mountains and they do not fit at all lol... Thinking of using ff 4 psp mountains but i think there might be better ones.... I just dont want to have to edit these lol being lazy lol0

Hmm. I'll see what I can dig up, but if the SNES/GBA versions can't fit, your safe bet is probably going to be the FFIV PSP mountains or even the PSP mountains from FF II. The later are a bit bigger, so they might fit/align better. I'd have to compare the sheets to know more though.

I'll admit, that is very sad news. I understand not wanting to do a half-job, but I surely was very excited about your sprite work. They were works of great art and I really couldn't wait to see them in game. It was great seeing the work either way, though.

However, hopefully someone with the know how sees this. I hope they can help us crack the few things we can't dump with the explorer tool. :(

Originally posted by Dallen Malna:

I agree... a little hlep on how to install this would be much appreciated...it's so hard to figure this all out when you're new to modding!

Thank you so much for the hard work! you're restoring my favorite game of all time and making it better than ever. I cannot thank you enough!

Once you download the file from the latest link and the FFVI Explorer, you browse to your FFVI install location inside the explorer and locate your bin. Next, click the Patch tab and locate the patch from the opening post that you downloaded. Next, patch the bin and save. Now exit the Explorer and test the game. If it works, you won't crash. :P

Please back up your files before you patch! :)

FFVI Explorer:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/groups/ff-modding/discussions/10/1699416432411423372/

My thread above has way clearer instructions for using a patch. :)

This is amazing work! :D

As for editing that gbarom file...it might be worthing checking out https://www.ff6hacking.com (hoping Steam didn't remove that link) or asking there. I'm sure someone there would have answers, or might even be able to help or make the edits for you.

Maybe madsiur has updated the FF6AE editor, which was supposed to allow editing of a whole bunch of stuff like tilesets and even text. The last known update was in this year, so that's a good sign. haha