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Of course, I mean the field models, what you already described in dir 11.
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Where are the filed maps stored?
Were these put into that engine you were working on?
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Gotta love how everyone assumes RPG Maker is a free program. Damn piraters ruining the chances of a real english version o-o
Maybe you will want to investigate this format a little farer than I am 
Thanks. It looks like I wasn't skipping the 8 byte for the CD-XA header correctly, which messed up my whole image file ....
Did you notice, if you interpret the directory size as a negative number it sometimes matches the number of files in it?
I tried to decode the file table from an image of my NTSC U/C version and so far didn't get very far. How do the first few entries look like in your version?
Offset 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
0000C000 29 00 00 EF FF FF FF 29 00 00 00 F2 1B 00 39 03
0000C010 00 00 4D 8A 00 61 12 00 00 99 84 00 E9 20 00 C0
0000C020 BE 5D 00 2F 2B 00 00 BF CA 00 67 41 00 00 DB DB
0000C030 00 7F 59 00 C0 00 6C 00 55 65 00 00 41 7D 01 1D
0000C040 8F 00 00 CE 3E 01 0D B2 00 00 58 BD 00 CD C6 00
0000C050 00 57 2D 00 C5 CB 00 00 13 23 00 9D CF 00 00 13extract(char *filename)
{
unsigned long start_sector, file_size;
unsigned char start[3], size[4];
char numero[10];
// first directory number 0
int directory_number = 0;
// create file with cd file index
create_index_file();
index_file = fopen("index_cd.bin", "rb");
for (i = 0; ; i++)
{
file_position = fread(start, 1, 3, index_file);
file_position = fread(size, 1, 4, index_file);
// reverse bytes order (low endian)
start_sector = start[0] | (start[1] << 8) | (start[2] << 16);
file_size = size[0] | (size[1] << 8) | (size[2] << 16) | (size[3] << 24);
// end of file
if (file_size == 0x00ffffff)
{
break;
}
if (start_sector == 0 && file_size > 0)
{
filename[9] = 0;
}
// directory
if (file_size > 0xff000000)
{
// create directory name (name - number of directory)
filename[9] = 0;
sprintf(numero, "%d", directory_number++);
strcat(filename, numero);
strcat(filename, "\\");
mkdir(filename);
}
// file
if (start_sector != 0 && file_size < 0xff000000 && file_size > 0)
{
printf("file number %d, size: 0x%x byte - ", i, file_size);
parse_file(start_sector, file_size, i, filename);
}
}
}
It was also a incomplete release but pruned considerably more than FF7's very minor removals.
Does anyone know if the Xenosaga guys have the rights to remake or rerelease Xenogears, or if they can just make prequels and sequels in the same scenario?
A few things:
4Yes the whole game is squished into a monsterous single file and until people can unravel the file information you can't change positions etc.
Possibly something to do with the near Z plane being set too close to the camera?
thanks
It may be the order in which you are drawing the vertices that's the problem. I believe in OGL you must draw the triangle's vertices in the correct order in order NOT to get a transparent triangle. That determines the surface normal (which is calculated after you do a glend() for the triangle), if the surface normal is pointing away from the POV it won't be a visable triangle. So it may make some triangles invisible. If you have quadrics in your data be CERTIAN you are drawing the right vertices AND they have the surface normal in the right direction for it to be visable.