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Alright, then. thanks for clearing that up! And yeah, looks like Eidos did a MUCH better job of porting FF8 to PC than they did with FF7.
Yeah Adults told me how to fix it. It's working now, and those instructions in the first post aren't detailed enough for most people. You know some haven't even touched the cmd before. Anyway, I managed to import the object into blender. With the textures, but the UV layout seems to be messed up. Guess there is some command I gotta put into the bat file to fix it...hmmm
I can't make a screenshot of it because it isnt actually a graphical glitch. The PSX uses a 640x480 resolution, i think. On a Televesion with a real PSX, this is fine. but on a computer with a HD screen, 640x480 is Just simply not good enough. With ePSXe or the like, you can up the resolution. just by a little bit makes it playable, but the problem with this is that the PSX doesn't know how to smoothly move Verticies, since it's never needed to, due to the low resolution. But without this knowledge, You get these awful gittery Verticies and i can't concentrate on anything else. The PC version moves the verticies 100% smoothly, and that's why i'm using it. ePSXe is also especially bad at running FF8.
Yes but i can't actually stand the sub pixel accuracy problem PSX has :/ in fact i hate it, and it just stops me thinking about the game itself. this is only on emulator for some reason though.
if anyone has any suggestions, please let me know.
I noticed when extracting the characters that the summons aren't in the same mix as the npc's. Now I haven't taken the time to go through EVERY file (because it seems to cause Koral's program to randomly crash) but does anyone know where they might be? A crisis core Bahamut, Tonberry, Magic Pot, Cait Sith, and Ifrit would be quite nice
This thread is probably long dead, but i'd like to ask a question.
I recently got this game for the PC, and after battling with vista i finally got it installed.
at first, it worked alright, but i wanted to install FF8 launcher and the FF8 configurator.
after messing with this for ages, i finally got a nice resolution and fixed all the black boxes, but after installing "samuels sound font", some of the instruments were missing.
then i did something that i can't remember, and long story short, the MIDI files arent playing at all anymore. FF8midi crashes when i try to load one, and the FF8 configurator just says "failed". i can still hear sounds.
even many seemingly completely clean installs haven't fixed this.
maybe i've messed with a file i shouldn't have?
i remember deleting a file called "unintall.isu" from a program files folder, and i can neither uninstall nor reinstall "EAX(tm) Unified (SHELL)". maybe that's the problem?
any help would be appreciated
Another option might be to wait for a PS3 emulator
I found a bug in Forgotten Capital : Video
The TM video should be repeated, but it stops.
Nice find, I'll have a look at it
Patient, you must be
Sadly, i'm not going for graphics design haha.. They just offered it and i thought "This could help out with FF7 stuff!!!" didn't realize it would be this hard haha, I'll learn sooner or later though, Maybe get a few books from the library to help me out
It's all about having determination to do it.
Its quite odd that it doesn't just stretch the texture..
Yeah.. those things aren't even textured, so you're just pulling that out of your ass.
The only textured parts on character models in FF7 are eyes and some minor things like Soldier logo on Cloud's belt in final battle version of his model.
window_size_x = 1280
window_size_y = 800
preserve_aspect = false
fullscreen = true
internal_size_x = 1280
internal_size_y = 800Aurenasek116 you say that you can make it much better than this one. What do you recommend to me to make it better?
I only offered help to drfeelgud88, so that if he wants I can recreate that avatar if you don't release it.
that cloud avatar looks wicked! is it for public release?
Well, original animations would still be applied, assuming your model is compatible with the original skeleton. I was talking about the problem of applying new, improved animations
I figured out where model data is converted from raw .p data to a "renderable" format, so I could easily implement a system for injecting custom models in some other format than .p. Animation will be troublesome though.
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