[FF9 PC] Moguri Mod update 8.2 (LIVE ON OFFICIAL SITE)

Caledor · May 25, 2020

Great to see such fast fixes, thanks for your work!

But I'm pretty sure that oglop is there in Steam version (or at least in previous Moguri builds), because I never played in PSX, but do remember oglop in Blank's hands.

maybe the oglop you remember is the one jumping around later in Alexandria's Castle, when they're dressing up as soldiers? Vanilla steam doesn't have it either.

snouz · May 25, 2020

There's no oglop in that scene. That's an illusion created by the sound.
PSX version:

SummitBreaker · May 25, 2020

SummitBreaker, have you tried the latest version (check the box in the launcher for check for updates)?

Oops yup that fixed that problem for me completely! Welp I wasted a ton of time on that haha I work on a ship a lot so I don't have access to updates all the time, and I left that bit unchecked when I got back home! Thanks for the help!

snouz · May 25, 2020

BTW, the mod with the installer should be up tomorrow.

IF YOU HAVE INSTALLED BETA v5, this is essentially the same thing, so no need to re-download that!

Aslo, when it releases, I'm counting on you to try and talk about it on forums, discords etc. that I might not be aware of!

decency_breakin3 · May 25, 2020

I've been screaming about this from the rooftops

Deathscythes · May 25, 2020

Hello,

Can someone explain to me how the loop fix works, please ?
By that I mean what does each file it replaces actually does.

The reason I am asking this is that both assets file of the loop fix are also overriden by the beta so I am guessing the loop fix might create a conflict.
As for assemblyCShard.dll whenever I replace it, it breaks the controls. Like Djidane moves on his own on the world map.
I have only replaced files that I am sure were not conflicting with the rest however this doesn't fix the Reflect SFX.

Assuming that it's where that fix is made, I wonder if there is a way for me to decompile the assemblyCSharp.dll, make the required modifications and recompile it.
Thanks a lot for the help

pentiumvi · May 26, 2020

EDIT: Nevermind. Had to update my winrar version in order to open the archive.

snouz · May 26, 2020

Hello,

Can someone explain to me how the loop fix works, please ?
By that I mean what does each file it replaces actually does.

The reason I am asking this is that both assets file of the loop fix are also overriden by the beta so I am guessing the loop fix might create a conflict.
As for assemblyCShard.dll whenever I replace it, it breaks the controls. Like Djidane moves on his own on the world map.
I have only replaced files that I am sure were not conflicting with the rest however this doesn't fix the Reflect SFX.

Assuming that it's where that fix is made, I wonder if there is a way for me to decompile the assemblyCSharp.dll, make the required modifications and recompile it.
Thanks a lot for the help

AssemblyCSharp.dll is the most essential file, it should never be replaced. But the source for it in memoria's case is open: https://github.com/Albeoris/Memoria
If you have fixes to contribute, go ahead!

Deathscythes · May 26, 2020

AssemblyCSharp.dll is the most essential file, it should never be replaced. But the source for it in memoria's case is open: https://github.com/Albeoris/Memoria
If you have fixes to contribute, go ahead!

Thanks Snouz, actually if I can I'll gladly do so

Could you provide me with the source code of the AssemblyCSharp.dll that was used in the sound fix, please ? This way I'll likely be able to identify where the fix was applied and apply it to the code that is used in memoria. If not I'll try with JustDecompile

Neodoris · May 26, 2020

Thanks Snouz, actually if I can I'll gladly do so
Could you provide me with the source code of the AssemblyCSharp.dll that was used in the sound fix, please ? This way I'll likely be able to identify where the fix was applied and apply it to the code that is used in memoria. If not I'll try with JustDecompile

In this topic, a way to edit the AssemblyCSharp.dll was described:

1) Download the tool dnSpy,
2) Open the Assembly-CSharp.dll using that tool,
3) Search for the class you want and its method, then right-click -> Edit Method
4) Save your new file.

Little question: does anyone know, with Moguri 8.0.1 applied, how many of the bugs found in these two videos are still in the game?

There are 24 bugs plus two minor bugs found on Steam Vanilla.

To Snouz: did anybody contact you to improve the widescreen feature? I saw your post on GitHub: https://github.com/Albeoris/Memoria/issues/115

Paiers · May 26, 2020

I am using a Nintendo Switch Pro controller which is normally supported by steam and works perfectly fine with the vanilla game and with the old Memoria that came with Moguri mod v7.
The latest version of Memoria however seems to completely break the controller. When I launch the game with the controller already plugged in the A button is spammed automatically and if I plug it only after loading into the game only the A button and the left analog stick seem to work.
I tried disabling the “analog” part of Memoria.ini but it didn’t do anything.
Is this a known issue? Can anyone suggest a fix?
If nothing solves it I’ll go back to the older Memoria and try to use only the new assets like we did until v5. Thanks a lot to whoever offers advice!

snouz · May 26, 2020

@Paiers You can raise the issue on https://github.com/Albeoris/Memoria/issues

@Neodoris nobody contacted me no

@EVERYONE, I've created a thread on REDDIT, go upvote it!
https://en.reddit.com/r/FinalFantas...l_fantasy_ix_moguri_mod_80_just_dropped_and/?

The update is officially live on the website (download through MODDB) !

anthonyziack · May 26, 2020

I am using a Nintendo Switch Pro controller which is normally supported by steam and works perfectly fine with the vanilla game and with the old Memoria that came with Moguri mod v7.
The latest version of Memoria however seems to completely break the controller. When I launch the game with the controller already plugged in the A button is spammed automatically and if I plug it only after loading into the game only the A button and the left analog stick seem to work.
I tried disabling the “analog” part of Memoria.ini but it didn’t do anything.
Is this a known issue? Can anyone suggest a fix?
If nothing solves it I’ll go back to the older Memoria and try to use only the new assets like we did until v5. Thanks a lot to whoever offers advice!

I use the switch controller in everything I play. The best work around for all your issues is to get a paid program called reWASD. It makes your PC think a Xbox360 controller is plugged in and you will never have to touch anything ever again. After configuring things for months because I like the switch controller so much...this program was such a stress saver.

Deathscythes · May 26, 2020

In this topic, a way to edit the AssemblyCSharp.dll was described:

1) Download the tool dnSpy,
2) Open the Assembly-CSharp.dll using that tool,
3) Search for the class you want and its method, then right-click -> Edit Method
4) Save your new file.

Thanks I'll give it a go

Devina · May 26, 2020

I installed 8.0 and unchecked "Use custom font (PSX)", but I got the PS1 font anyway.
I had to make it "UseGarnetFont=0" in the Memoria file which fixed it.

Idk if anyone else is having this issue, but the installer may not adjust for it.

Thanks for the mod.

snouz · May 26, 2020

I installed 8.0 and unchecked "Use custom font (PSX)", but I got the PS1 font anyway.
I had to make it "UseGarnetFont=0" in the Memoria file which fixed it.

Idk if anyone else is having this issue, but the installer may not adjust for it.

Thanks for the mod.

Could you tell me if you installed on top of an existing 7.0.1 install? If yes, what was your setting when you had 7.0.1?

Devina · May 26, 2020

I did have no PSX font in 7, then I uninstalled FF9 via Steam and deleted everything in the folder. I didn't uninstall via a Moguri .exe so I don't know if that was a proper uninstall.

So I did a fresh installation of FF9, then a fresh installation of Moguri 8.0.

If no one else has this issue, then it's not a big deal as it's an easy fix.

Template · May 26, 2020

Wow. I downloaded a previous version of this mod and got half through the game now I have to start over again. I'm playing in 4k 120hz and most of the stutters are just gone man. It looks amazing. The wide-screen scenes are jaw dropping.. The videos are amazing. The 2x speed instead of 3. This is just awesome. Thank you so much.

kamots · May 26, 2020

I did have no PSX font in 7, then I uninstalled FF9 via Steam and deleted everything in the folder. I didn't uninstall via a Moguri .exe so I don't know if that was a proper uninstall.

So I did a fresh installation of FF9, then a fresh installation of Moguri 8.0.

If no one else has this issue, then it's not a big deal as it's an easy fix.

I actually had this issue too, using the fresh new installer of Moguri uploaded today. I unchecked the font in the installer but got it anyway. Thank you for the heads up on the .ini config change. I had no other instance of Moguri installed prior, either.

Caledor · May 26, 2020

Can confirm issues with the checkbox in the installer: Disabled everything, got everything. GarnetFont must be turned to 0 manually from the ini, same as widescreen.
There's also a MovieFPS = 15 line in the ini, but it's probably harmless. Movie FPS are determined for each fmv dynamically.

Also I'm afraid to say that your field fixes are missing, Snouz: I checked both Desert Palace (the doors) and Crystal World.

PSA: For the time being, grab ~~resources.assets~~ p0data7 from Snouz's beta 5 to fix the fields.