Jubby

I know I haven't been on this forum in years and I'm super late to this topic, but I always hoped you guys might poke me on Skype to get my FE GUI skills up and going again. IRL kinda fucked me out of hacking a few years ago but I'll miss collabing with Dan, Lumi, Ciaran, Cam, Feaw, Eric, Agro, Arch, Yeti and everybody else who helped out with that project and/or were in the old Team Overtroll chat. It was a good run and I still look back fondly on my high school days pretty much just because of you guys. I miss those days and all of you gus and if any of you ever decides to do another project and needs a battle frame/statsheet inserted, give me that poke! rip dof Edit: funny story, I'm writing a tool report on HxD for my 4th year networking class ATM and it brought the nostalgia flooding back to me.

I've been thinking of doing this myself but too lazy, thanks!

lol I think he can work on whatever he wants, and I think it's pretty kewl that he got it working. Cheers Brendor :) 10/10 will use

the only real way to do it is to go into FEditor's animation manager, dump the animation, and go into the actual image files (in something like Usenti, MS Paint might mess it up) to replace the pixels you want; then just import it again. :P

I don't speak for Arch or anything but I'd think the effort of transferring everything to Fire Shell would be absolute hell and nowhere near worth it. All those graphics/events/maps/ASM/etc, it would be easier to just implement anything he wanted from Fire Shell in the current ROM.

It's possible that Agro meant that as well :P I like the idea of being able to apply say Nintenlord's Canto or "thieves can steal weapons" patches to tweak hacks if I find them too difficult or just for fun :) Chester became oh so very useful when he started stealing bosses' weapons

I am also in likes with Tomas.

You can just open it up in Notepad and change the source: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <map version="1.0" orientation="orthogonal" width="25" height="23" tilewidth="16" tileheight="16"> <tileset firstgid="1" name="0A009B0C" tilewidth="16" tileheight="16"> <image source="../../../../../Tilesets/FE7/0A009B0C.png" width="512" height="512"/> </tileset> <layer name="Tile Layer 1" width="25" height="23"> <data encoding="base64" compression="zlib"> 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 </data> </layer> </map> specifically the line that says <image source="../../../../../Tilesets/FE7/0A009B0C.png" width="512" height="512"/> just change what's in the first set of quotes to your tileset's filepath. You can directly copy from Windows Explorer if you want but you'll have to switch the slashes around (Windows Explorer brings in blackslashes, you want forward slashes)

I'm well pleased by this, free maps are bomb and they at the very least serve as some inspiration for making my own map ;) Thanks Aura!

Usenti uses RGB values of range 0-31 as opposed to 0-255 (i.e. 16-bit); thus, if you bring in a colour that's not quite within that, it rounds it to the nearest one that does. I'd try to avoid using Usenti for much other than graphics you're inserting directly with GBAGE or requantitizing the palette though, it can do some pretty weird buggy shit, particularly to files that are not PNG or BMP in my experience :P

unless you guys go super crazy i doubt it'll be an issue... I managed to fit this entire animation into a FEditor package without cutting many frames. (Note that I didn't have permission and it was terribly scripted and thus I never used it for anything and it isn't around anymore in case anyone's wondering)

^ I almost did that type of thing once, gathered some notes, these are from Nintenlord's hacking notes: May come in handy if indeed that hack is to be done. I'd put down money but I've only got like $3 left on a prepaid credit card and no money left :P

I just want to say that the sheer amount of effort you must have put into this in order to (learn how to) implement all this stuff pretty much astonishes me to the highest degree. Most people don't even bother learning the very basics of ASM hacking and here you are with more ASM in your project than anyone else, popping out of nowhere and surprising the crap out of everyone... I don't even know if I'm excited to play this at this point, my FE obsession has greatly diminished of late (I feel sure it will be back though) but even looking at this from a purely objective point of view, I'm super impressed and in awe of the amount of work put in, and looking forward to seeing more. (Even if it's just like, "oh, that's really cool", as opposed to "oh i want to steal that feature" or "oh i'm so hype")

this is without a doubt the best game ever created

this is a very good thing to know, lol. Thanks Cam <3

i wouldn't know how to continually call the check (because I don't know how to lol) so I'd have to rig it through events as a turn based event, most likely. That's hack-y and not ideal; obviously, something like you said i.e. after each unit's movement would be best, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm unfortunately working with my own hyper-limited knowledge of how shit works, so it's not possible for me :P

cool cool. basically this. With my limited scope of assembly and eventing I'd say the best I could probably do is make a check which you could call at the end of each turn or something, which'd return true if said unit was surrounded by player units. then you could just event it so it ends if the check returns true. obviously that's just me though so i'm sure somebody else could do better.

lolwut I had a whole post here :/ Y u delete my shit SF. Well if you are interested in implementing the 6th one (the surrounding one), I should think it can be done with AREA events in a pretty hacky/buggy way, or a small amount of ASM, much more ideally. If you are interested in implementing it, shoot me a PM and I can explain my ASM idea, lol. (Can't be bothered typing it out again if nobody cares)

Not sure about the second, but the first definitely requires assembly.

^ that'd be a lot of fun

Yes it would.

that really is sad klok go outside and LIVE that said, I'm glad you're taking a slightly more serious route with this one, MoH always seemed cool but it also seemed pretty backburner/meh-who-cares this actually looks awesome even despite it's non-seriousness of plot and all. :)

It's entirely likely (Haven't gone into how FE6 inserts it myself but 96% of the game engine is reused so why shouldn't the world map be) although the zoom is different so maybe not.

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