Hey, I finally found it - after so long I managed to track it down.
It is located here:
http://parvez-halim.demonweb.co.uk/cid.zipThe editor has the function to move your party to any location in the game.
Look at the WORLD.DAT for examples and numbers to go with it.
Here is a snip of the Readme:
2/26/99
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Yes, but you might want to read through here first, 'cause it's not that
easy to use.
What you need to do first; or, hold on there:
Well, nothing anymore! Cid now automatically writes the checksums, so
there's no need for ff7patch.exe or checksum.exe.
Where you should have put these files:
In your save-game directory, to make things easy. But note! There is a file
here called 'default' and in this file you may specify a default savegame
file to open at startup. Otherwise, use a command-line option:
cid [cardfile]
What you should have; or, included files:
cid.exe Cid
ff7patch.exe patches ff7.exe to accept altered games (no
longer necessary!)
offset.dat character offset data
world.dat world position data
give.dat give command data
vehicle.dat vehicle number data
weapon.dat weapon data
armor.dat armor data
accessor.dat accessory data
item.dat item data
materia.dat materia data
mvehicle.dat vehicle coordinate data
gvehicle.dat more vehicle number data
change.dat change command data
readme.txt this file
keyitem.dat key item data
default specifies default savexx.ff7 file to open
*.scr script files for 'r' command
You shouldn't worry about all the data files, unless you want to append to
them, which you're welcome to do. The format is very simple. Explained later.
I suppose the relocation option could help someone finish the location edit option in Jenova.
EDIT:
BTW, there is a ff7patch.exe which is a program to remove CRC checking from FF7. Not sure if that is CRC throughout the EXE or just for the SAVEGAME. And also the FF7Patch IS NOT needed if you edit save games with CID.EXE, just needed for older versions of CID.
