Final Fantasy VII Remix - A compilation of FF7 Mods [1.0-2.5.1]

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Looky here..The man is just trying to help The NOOBIES so that they can have the latest as to what mods they can get thier greedy hands on..if it isn't worth your valuable time I suggest you consider this as a basic crash course MOD for the new breeds.

SO that in due time more creative geniuses could come up with Greater MODS or Revamp some already Good MODS..

For example the Hi res Cloud was pawned by APZ CLoud Battle/Field Model...

SAints Hi res MOD was replaced by Aalis Custom Driver

And other things just kept getting better and better...so give the guy some credit will ya!! Peace!
 
I'm actually downloading this cause applying some of the mods seems to be complicated or i'm just messing up somewhere. I got APZ cloud in game, but I couldn't get the 2d beta 7 in... I'm sure if I worked at it I could get in on, but it was just frustrating me. =/

Once I have all the stuff set up and figure things out better it would probably be easier to set things up... =P

Thanks for compiling this, and to the modders who worked on the content.  : )
 
Its not making it simpler if you include out dated and unnecessary mods....
A) unnecessary mod is an oxymoron, a necessary mod is a "fix". I know what you meant, I'm just being a smartass :-P
B) by "it" do you mean the installer? I don't see how the date of the mods is relevant to simplicity. A modded game is a modded game.

Seriously, let people learn how to mod their own game, I agree it could be useful if you messed up something, but backups of originals solves that problem, and how long does it really take to re-install everything? 10 minutes? Maybe a half hour?
C) I'm not holding a gun to anyone's head...
D) Took me like a week to get my modded FF7 working properly for the first time, following Miracle.Flame's instructions. Granted the fact that the SaiNt's Hires patcher's resolution didn't work on my laptop didn't help, but I think 4 and a half hours (let's be reasonable, most people nowadays can do better than 100kb/s) is better than that.

E) There's some cool stuff in this installer that isn't necessarily available anywhere else. (like cropped mp3's with a remixed soundtrack option, Modded AI, Translation fixes, bugfixes, Modded spells/materia/weapons/armor)
F) Some mods require modding multiple files like Kernel.bin, kernel2.bin, scene.bin, and flevel.lgp, FMV's, or mp3's in order to take full effect. I know that some materia mods require modding the first 4 on that list. That's a ton of data. If you're gonna download all of that, you might as well download it all in one compressed file.

I mostly made this just so that if anyone asked me how to get their FF7PC to be like mine I could just link em here instead of explaining the whole process to em.

EDIT: It's a field mod...It's Final Battle Cloud on the field I called it "Dreakon's Cloud" at a loss for another name. As for the swords, I incorporated them as efficiently as I could...Millenia's take priority over Slayersnext's. I kept the original Ultima Weapon, then put Apz freak's Buster Sword and Slayersnexts' Ultima Weapon in final battle cloud's files.
 
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MXster: you're being a negative nancy

titeguy3: I love you man. It was such a pain putting all of my mods on my different ff7 installations (different computers).
Your installer is the sh*t  :mrgreen:
 
can you make another download link? it doesnt seem to be working.   :-(
 
can you make another download link? it doesnt seem to be working.   :-(
What happened to the original link, the one Miles had to download in order to upload it to his server?
 
I uploaded it myself via ftp.

I'll make a filefront mirror, but I'm gonna have to split it into 600MB volumes first...
 
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That's really a LOT of files man.

But great work nonetheless... AS Expected of senor Tit3guy!!!! Cheers!!!
 
Okay, I've uploaded a Filefront mirror split up into 3 volumes. That'll have to do until the main link gets fixed...
 
Hm, I re-installed the game, used the patcher, but the game won't run. The screen goes full and black and then exits. =/

Is there something obvious i'm missing...?
 
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Hm, I re-installed the game, used the patcher, but the game won't run. The screen goes full and black and then exits. =/

Is there something obvious i'm missing...?
did you configure the openGL config file? the game might be running at too high a resolution/too high settings for your monitor/gfx card. default is 1280x800.
 
Yeah I changed settings to 1600 x 1200. I can definatly run it, I was running at 1600x1200 with APZ cloud before just fine, full speed. :O
 
Yeah I changed settings to 1600 x 1200. I can definatly run it, I was running at 1600x1200 with APZ cloud before just fine, full speed. :O
Do you have a 64-bit OS? I haven't tested the installer on x64 systems yet.

When the game quits, the FF7Music console should still be open, copy and paste whatever that says here.

Use the <code> and </code> tags. (except use brackets [] instead of wakas <>)
 
Yeah I changed settings to 1600 x 1200. I can definatly run it, I was running at 1600x1200 with APZ cloud before just fine, full speed. :O
Do you have a 64-bit OS? I haven't tested the installer on x64 systems yet.

When the game quits, the FF7Music console should still be open, copy and paste whatever that says here.

Use the <code> and </code> tags. (except use brackets [] instead of wakas <>)
If it is a 64bit os i bet the installer is not using the proper reg file for aalis driver
 
well, i accounted for that in the installer... but I haven't tested it. I basically said:
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if exist "%SystemDrive%\Program Files (x86)" ( del "ff7opengl.reg" rename "FF7opengl_vista64.reg" "FF7OpenGL.reg" start 64bitpostinstall.bat exit)
..but I'm not sure if all x64 systems have a "Program Files (x86)" Folder...or if all users with 64-bit operating systems install FF7 to "%SystemDrive%\Program Files (x86)\Square Soft, Inc\Final Fantasy VII\" because I also made that assumption.

There's a possibility! Where'd you install your game into?
 
well, i accounted for that in the installer... but I haven't tested it. I basically said:
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if exist "%SystemDrive%\Program Files (x86)" ( del "ff7opengl.reg" rename "FF7opengl_vista64.reg" "FF7OpenGL.reg" start 64bitpostinstall.bat exit)
..but I'm not sure if all x64 systems have a "Program Files (x86)" Folder...or if all users with 64-bit operating systems install FF7 to "%SystemDrive%\Program Files (x86)\Square Soft, Inc\Final Fantasy VII\" because I also made that assumption.

There's a possibility! Where'd you install your game into?
Well im running 32 bit. I just know there is different reg files for each
 
well, i accounted for that in the installer... but I haven't tested it. I basically said:
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if exist "%SystemDrive%\Program Files (x86)" ( del "ff7opengl.reg" rename "FF7opengl_vista64.reg" "FF7OpenGL.reg" start 64bitpostinstall.bat exit)
..but I'm not sure if all x64 systems have a "Program Files (x86)" Folder...or if all users with 64-bit operating systems install FF7 to "%SystemDrive%\Program Files (x86)\Square Soft, Inc\Final Fantasy VII\" because I also made that assumption.

There's a possibility! Where'd you install your game into?
I strongly advise against installing to the default location if you plan on using FF7Music. The default location has spaces in it, and FF7Music throws a tantrum at those spaces.
 
How so? I've always run my FF7 in the default install location without any noticeable problems.
 
Hello Mister titeguy3, i'm actually have problem to download the third parto from Filefronts :S
 
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