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FF8 Tools / Re: [FF8PC/PSX] Save editor - Hyne (1.8.2)

« on: 2015-03-22 10:57:30 »

myst6re
Thanks reply.
Because My poor English may fails to explain the problem correctly,
I uploaded some pictures.

"Incorrect" shows now status.
"Correct" shows what saved once in the format of the PS-type (JPN).

The name entry is "zt{ag}]", not "スコール".
By font table, "ス" of Japanese goes same point "z" of latin, and others so.
So, Reading data is not missed, but it's not Japanese font table.


Mcindus
What you are saying Tonberry makes the accuracy of textures better, no?
FF8 released in 2014 in Japanese is same one released in 2013 at Steam.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/39150/
So, it will not be result like you expected.

I did:
1. Unzipped TonberryEnhanced2.02.zip to "C:\Program Files (x86)\SquareEnix\FINAL FANTASY VIII\".
2. Put ProjectEden_hm.csv, ProjectHellfire_hm.csv, SeeDReborn_hm.csv to "tonberry\hashmap".

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FF8 Tools / Re: [FF8PC/PSX] Save editor - Hyne (1.8.2)

« on: 2015-03-21 10:04:51 »

Thanks a great tool.

Well, I am a user of Japanese, there is a trouble.
I have installed two types of PC version, one thing in English released in 2000.
http://www.ign.com/games/final-fantasy-viii/pc-11737
The second is that of Japanese released in 2014.
http://store.jp.square-enix.com/category/DL01/SEDL_1021.html

Then I will call a save data of the former [ENG] and a save data of the latter [JPN].

When I import a [JPN] in Hyne 1.8.2, the name of Squall, Rinoa, Angelo, and GF's is garbled.
Would you mind to improve this?

---- Supplement ---
[JPN] was stored once in the format of the PS-type (JPN), this phenomenon does not occur when I load it.
Correct Japanese is showed.
[ENG] reads is okay.
"garbled" is mistake of latin font table and jp.

So it's a phenomenon of when reading the PC-type data, but I'm not yet able to keep track of the source.
Can not be added the handling data as Japanese to reading of PC-type data ?

[JPN] will be saved under :
%UserProfile%\Documents\Square Enix\FINAL FANTASY VIII\jp
Folder name "jp" I feel that distinction about [ENG], but how about you?