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Releases / Re: apz cloud field, black texture, apzbuster texid5
« on: 2013-07-29 10:24:58 »
Nice work but can anyone reupload the black version or send me a link thanks
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FF7 Tools / Re: ulgp insufficient space to process this command
« on: 2012-07-18 21:42:58 »
he is using the ulgp gui i got the same issu with this gui
alis lgp is the better option with the LGP Frontend gui
alis lgp is the better option with the LGP Frontend gui
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FF7 Tools / Re: [RELEASE v1.9.6]: Black Chocobo - FF7 Save Game Editor
« on: 2012-07-18 18:14:37 »
i found this at google
1. With a rooted device
Transfer your .mcr or .mcd memory card files to any location on your phone, such as /Downloads. Then, using a file manager with root access on the phone, manually move the file from the place you copied it to the directory containing Fpse.
2. Without a rooted device
Transfer your .mcr or .mcd memory card files to any location on your phone, such as /Downloads. Now open Fpse, and go to the settings menu. Under the "system" sub-menu, tap on "Memory Card 1" or "Memory Card 2", navigate to the location of the memory card you want to use, and select it. Make sure to save the config. afterwards.
3. Rooted or not, it matters not.
Using any PC emulator, start the game from which you would like to transfer the save. Now, load the save in question, and then quick-save. Find the quick-save file in the emulator's program directory (usually [game name].sav), and copy it to your phone.
On Fpse, change "Savestates Path" (Settings > System) to the folder containing the .sav file that you just transferred.
Start the game with Fpse, and load state from this new file. Now, simply save in-game as usual, and the save will be applied to one of the emulator's built-in memory cards.
You can now change the savestate directory back to what it was, or leave it as it is if you like.
1. With a rooted device
Transfer your .mcr or .mcd memory card files to any location on your phone, such as /Downloads. Then, using a file manager with root access on the phone, manually move the file from the place you copied it to the directory containing Fpse.
2. Without a rooted device
Transfer your .mcr or .mcd memory card files to any location on your phone, such as /Downloads. Now open Fpse, and go to the settings menu. Under the "system" sub-menu, tap on "Memory Card 1" or "Memory Card 2", navigate to the location of the memory card you want to use, and select it. Make sure to save the config. afterwards.
3. Rooted or not, it matters not.
Using any PC emulator, start the game from which you would like to transfer the save. Now, load the save in question, and then quick-save. Find the quick-save file in the emulator's program directory (usually [game name].sav), and copy it to your phone.
On Fpse, change "Savestates Path" (Settings > System) to the folder containing the .sav file that you just transferred.
Start the game with Fpse, and load state from this new file. Now, simply save in-game as usual, and the save will be applied to one of the emulator's built-in memory cards.
You can now change the savestate directory back to what it was, or leave it as it is if you like.
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FF7 Tools / Re: [RELEASE v1.9.6]: Black Chocobo - FF7 Save Game Editor
« on: 2012-07-18 12:27:39 »
try to open black chocobo as administrator and run ur epsexe as administrator
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FF7 Tools / Re: [RELEASE v1.9.6]: Black Chocobo - FF7 Save Game Editor
« on: 2012-07-16 21:06:52 »
i found the issue the bug only appears if i using the germen version of ur offical release after i changed the language the right materia appears ->http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYeCjZnUDRA&feature=youtu.be
it were really nice if u are able to implement a function to edit the fails on tifas limit because her weapon premium hart scales on it
it were really nice if u are able to implement a function to edit the fails on tifas limit because her weapon premium hart scales on it
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FF7 Tools / Re: [RELEASE v1.9.6]: Black Chocobo - FF7 Save Game Editor
« on: 2012-07-16 08:54:50 »
i recorded a little bug hope u can prove and fix it thx
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2EqarddeXc&feature=youtu.be
oh in english its the protect materia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2EqarddeXc&feature=youtu.be
oh in english its the protect materia
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Releases / Re: [REL] Final Fantasy VII Phoenix Rejuvenation Project
« on: 2012-01-21 19:04:33 »
the only legit download is for psp trough the psn store
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FF7 Tools / Re: Kimera: FF7 p model simple editor
« on: 2012-01-21 06:40:48 »
can anyone reupload ?
thanks
thanks
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General Discussion / Re: Megaupload down
« on: 2012-01-21 01:42:11 »
i want to host the files on my root and post as alternate download
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General Discussion / Re: Megaupload down
« on: 2012-01-21 00:13:28 »
i know for me it is urelated becaause i have la necassery files for me
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General Discussion / Megaupload down
« on: 2012-01-20 22:09:10 »
The US government has closed down one of the world's largest filesharing websites, accusing its founders of racketeering, money laundering and presiding over "massive" online piracy.
According to prosecutors, Megaupload illegally cheated copyright holders out of $500m in revenue as part of a criminal enterprise spanning five years.
A lawyer for Megaupload told the Guardian it would "vigorously" defend itself against the charges, dismissing the criminal action as "a civil case in disguise".
News of the indictment – being framed as one of the biggest copyright cases in US history – came a day after major internet firms held a 24-hour protest over proposed anti-piracy laws.
According to a Department of Justice release, seven people associated with Megaupload were indicted by a federal grand jury earlier this month over the charges.
They included Kim Dotcom, founder of the online firm.
The 37-year-old, who also goes by Kim Tim Jim Vestor and whose real name is Kim Schmitz, is accused of heading up a criminal venture that earn Dotcom and his associates upwards of $175m.
These profits were obtained illegally through advertising and the selling of premium memberships to users of Megaupload, the justice department is claiming.
Established in 2005, the website offered a "one-click" upload, providing an easily accessible online locker for shared content.
Before being shut down, the firm boasted 50 million daily visitors, accounting for 4% of total internet traffic, the justice department claimed in its statement on the indictment.
Prosecutors allege that the website violated copyright law by illegally hosting movies, music and TV shows on a massive scale.
Those behind the website have claimed that it diligently responds to any complaint regarding pirated material.
But according to prosecutors, the accused conspirators deliberately employed a business model that encouraged the uploading of illegal material.
They say that Megaupload paid users for uploading pirated material in full awareness that they were breaking the law. In addition they failed to close the accounts of known copyright infringers.
The indictment includes chat logs with conversations between company executives, which include statements like: "we have a funny business . . . modern days pirates
"
Alongside Dotcom, law enforcement officials swooped on a number of other senior members of Megaupload's staff.
Arrests were made at a number of homes in Auckland, New Zealand, on warrants issued by US authorities.
In all, addresses in nine countries including the US were raided as part of massive international operation.
Three men accused alongside Dotcom remained on the run tonight, the Department of Justice said.
About $50m dollars in assets were seized as part of the massive operation.
Meanwhile, the Megaupload website was closed down, with the FBI seizing an additional 18 domain names associated with the alleged crime.
In response to the indictment, the hacker group Anonymous, which is ostensibly unaffiliated with Megaupload, launched a cyber attack that at least temporarily brought down the websites of the justice department as well as those of the Recording Industry Association of America, Motion Picture Association of America, and Universal Music.
If found guilty of the charges, the accused Megaupload executives could face 50 years behind bars.
Ira Rothken, an attorney for Megaupload, said the firm would fight the "erroneous" charges.
Speaking from his California office, Rothken said: "The allegations appear to be incorrect and the law does not support the charges."
He added: "It is a civil case in disguise."
Asked why it was being pursued as a criminal case, Rothken replied: "You'd have to ask the prosecutors."
got from http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/jan/19/us-government-megaupload-piracy-indictment.
i hope it is the right category to post this i mean its not Completely unrelated! than some files on qhimm are hostet on megaupload and will be unavailable.
greetz nori
According to prosecutors, Megaupload illegally cheated copyright holders out of $500m in revenue as part of a criminal enterprise spanning five years.
A lawyer for Megaupload told the Guardian it would "vigorously" defend itself against the charges, dismissing the criminal action as "a civil case in disguise".
News of the indictment – being framed as one of the biggest copyright cases in US history – came a day after major internet firms held a 24-hour protest over proposed anti-piracy laws.
According to a Department of Justice release, seven people associated with Megaupload were indicted by a federal grand jury earlier this month over the charges.
They included Kim Dotcom, founder of the online firm.
The 37-year-old, who also goes by Kim Tim Jim Vestor and whose real name is Kim Schmitz, is accused of heading up a criminal venture that earn Dotcom and his associates upwards of $175m.
These profits were obtained illegally through advertising and the selling of premium memberships to users of Megaupload, the justice department is claiming.
Established in 2005, the website offered a "one-click" upload, providing an easily accessible online locker for shared content.
Before being shut down, the firm boasted 50 million daily visitors, accounting for 4% of total internet traffic, the justice department claimed in its statement on the indictment.
Prosecutors allege that the website violated copyright law by illegally hosting movies, music and TV shows on a massive scale.
Those behind the website have claimed that it diligently responds to any complaint regarding pirated material.
But according to prosecutors, the accused conspirators deliberately employed a business model that encouraged the uploading of illegal material.
They say that Megaupload paid users for uploading pirated material in full awareness that they were breaking the law. In addition they failed to close the accounts of known copyright infringers.
The indictment includes chat logs with conversations between company executives, which include statements like: "we have a funny business . . . modern days pirates
"Alongside Dotcom, law enforcement officials swooped on a number of other senior members of Megaupload's staff.
Arrests were made at a number of homes in Auckland, New Zealand, on warrants issued by US authorities.
In all, addresses in nine countries including the US were raided as part of massive international operation.
Three men accused alongside Dotcom remained on the run tonight, the Department of Justice said.
About $50m dollars in assets were seized as part of the massive operation.
Meanwhile, the Megaupload website was closed down, with the FBI seizing an additional 18 domain names associated with the alleged crime.
In response to the indictment, the hacker group Anonymous, which is ostensibly unaffiliated with Megaupload, launched a cyber attack that at least temporarily brought down the websites of the justice department as well as those of the Recording Industry Association of America, Motion Picture Association of America, and Universal Music.
If found guilty of the charges, the accused Megaupload executives could face 50 years behind bars.
Ira Rothken, an attorney for Megaupload, said the firm would fight the "erroneous" charges.
Speaking from his California office, Rothken said: "The allegations appear to be incorrect and the law does not support the charges."
He added: "It is a civil case in disguise."
Asked why it was being pursued as a criminal case, Rothken replied: "You'd have to ask the prosecutors."
got from http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/jan/19/us-government-megaupload-piracy-indictment.
i hope it is the right category to post this i mean its not Completely unrelated! than some files on qhimm are hostet on megaupload and will be unavailable.
greetz nori
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Releases / Re: FF7Music Installer
« on: 2012-01-20 02:09:26 »
i want to begin if the users allow me to host the most addons on my root server with a small list
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Troubleshooting / Re: Running FFVII in WINE (Linux)
« on: 2012-01-19 15:20:47 »how can u run better then fullspeed?
cedega runs in fullspeed and is easier to use for casual user
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Releases / Re: [REL] Final Fantasy VII Phoenix Rejuvenation Project
« on: 2012-01-19 05:58:47 »
try to install from the shell as administrator with SETUP.EXE /A this sould extract the cabs.
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Troubleshooting / Re: Running FFVII in WINE (Linux)
« on: 2012-01-19 04:05:23 »
Better run is with Cedega.
The newest Cedega is content of the GamTree Linux Developer program.
You can Download it here http://gametreelinux.com/ the only thing is needed is a registration.
If you are running FF7 trough Wine you can install needed Windows DLL´s or DirectX with Winetricks.
The newest Cedega is content of the GamTree Linux Developer program.
You can Download it here http://gametreelinux.com/ the only thing is needed is a registration.
If you are running FF7 trough Wine you can install needed Windows DLL´s or DirectX with Winetricks.
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Troubleshooting / Re: FF7Music Crashing
« on: 2012-01-19 03:59:36 »The test works fine, but FF7 still doesn't work. =(
Try these http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=10546.0.
It is a installer for FF7 Music preconfigured with Music Files.
I hioe it works for you.
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Releases / Re: [REL] Final Fantasy VII Phoenix Rejuvenation Project
« on: 2012-01-19 02:49:27 »i have a question...
i have alot of respect for someone that is willing to take their time to improve on this game, ff7 has alot of sentimental value to me, and to be able to take it and make it better is something i really can apriciate.
having said this, i have tried to install the prp many times and again, with all due respect to ice, its always real buggy with me.
all i want out of it is the models, so i tried the install shield, which worked, to look for the model files and integrate them into the .lgp file.
i got a setup file, install shield files, and data1, 2, and 3.cab.
im assuming the model lgps are in the .cabs, but when i try to extract them using the same method (uniextract) it gives me an error.
with permission, is there any way to get these models on my game without running the installer? i feel like im on the right track but im stuck...
Your setup is pirated , its the Ultima or some 1DVD rebuild.
Look here for a supportet version of FFVII http://www.amazon.com/Final-Fantasy-VII-Playstation/dp/B00000JRSB/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1326944884&sr=1-1
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Releases / Re: [REL] Menu Overhaul Project
« on: 2012-01-16 08:53:25 »I need help.
I tried to install M004d but no luck,
I have followed every step of installing Aali's but when i double click on M004 it always says I haven't installed aalis properly,
even though I installed it many times, it just wont work
I'm soooo depressed because I have been watching YouTube and saw how awesome M004 could do to FF7 and it just makes me sad how I cant get it to work, please help me
Here are some photos of what it looks like after I install M004
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/20/70442836.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/594/56755436.jpg/
As u can see, the FFX theme just out of place, and the fonts are like squeezed together, I don't know what I did wrong
Edit: I went ahead and cleaned up that smiley spam and disastrous spelling/punctuation, which I presume was just a typo. It must've been, since I'm sure you read the rules and know better. This isn't a text message, it's not gonna cost extra to type things all the way out. ~Covarr
Resolved
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Releases / Re: [REL] Menu Overhaul Project
« on: 2012-01-16 02:15:57 »
Have u installed Aali´s Opengl driver
Have u installed other mods ?
Have u installed other mods ?
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Graphical / Re: trouble with ff7 ac mod
« on: 2012-01-16 02:00:46 »
u can simply find it on google there a thoundans of downloads
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Releases / Re: [REL] Menu Overhaul Project
« on: 2011-11-13 19:33:47 »
very nice work it looks still prity
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Releases / Re: [REL] Menu Overhaul Project
« on: 2011-07-20 01:06:29 »
please ma a function to disable the buster backround during setup
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Troubleshooting / Re: [UNRESOLVED] No sound at all on FF7
« on: 2011-07-17 23:14:33 »
i had to change it in your last rev , but it is really a great installer
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Troubleshooting / Re: [UNRESOLVED] No sound at all on FF7
« on: 2011-07-17 22:57:57 »
i´ve you´re usin the installer you have to change the input and output plugin for the ff7music.exe to the correct path
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