Submarine minigame text

[kruci]

Hi,
do anyone know where is submarine minigame text?
or ideas where it can be?

I am searching for
MISSION INCOMPLETE (COMPLETE)
TARGET XX/XX (XX is number)
SCORE

doesnt looks like texture not in scene.bin, sub.lgp, ff7.exe
(but maybe coded else than fftext?)

sub.lgp only TEX - help, indicators, FONTS
FF7.exe
----- Submarine Mini Game BEGIN -----
names of TEX files
----- Submarine Mini Game END -----
Some "functions" pos: (%i, %i, %i)  rot: (%i, %i, %i)  dir: (%i, %i, %i),...

actualy submarine has data somewhere else, becouse sub.lgp contain only TEX.(models, battlefield missing, text,.. )

 

[dziugo]

Most of the data is in the exe (PC version), so I'd look for text there. Or just trace it with debugger.

 

[_Ombra_]

This is a old ass post but i figured it's information that has never been posted. Quoting a PM from dziugo:

Text is coded into the exe, and it's not even in a data block, it's in code section. In assembly it looks like this:

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00796347  |> 66:C705 908DE9>MOV WORD PTR DS:[E98D90],0FF90           ;  text1[0].posX = -112; // +32000796350  |. 66:C705 928DE9>MOV WORD PTR DS:[E98D92],0FF70           ;  text1[0].posY = -144; // +27000796359  |. 66:C705 948DE9>MOV WORD PTR DS:[E98D94],19              ;  text1[0].sizeX = 25;00796362  |. 66:C705 968DE9>MOV WORD PTR DS:[E98D96],13              ;  text1[0].sizeY = 19;0079636B  |. 66:C705 988DE9>MOV WORD PTR DS:[E98D98],0DF             ;  text1[0].srcX = 223;00796374  |. 66:C705 9A8DE9>MOV WORD PTR DS:[E98D9A],0               ;  text1[0].srcY = 0;0079637D  |. 66:C705 9C8DE9>MOV WORD PTR DS:[E98D9C],5               ;  text1[0].color = 5;00796386  |. C705 A08DE900 >MOV DWORD PTR DS:[E98DA0],3C23D70A       ;  text1[0].fract = 0.01f;00796390  |. 8B15 6891E900  MOV EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[E99168]00796396  |. 8915 A48DE900  MOV DWORD PTR DS:[E98DA4],EDX            ;  text1[0].texta = texta_reference;0079639C  |. A1 B485E900    MOV EAX,DWORD PTR DS:[E985B4]007963A1  |. A3 A88DE900    MOV DWORD PTR DS:[E98DA8],EAX            ;  text1[0].textb = textb_reference;007963A6  |. 8B0D 788BE900  MOV ECX,DWORD PTR DS:[E98B78]007963AC  |. 890D AC8DE900  MOV DWORD PTR DS:[E98DAC],ECX            ;  text1[0].textc = textc_reference;007963B2  |. 8B15 1C8BE900  MOV EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[E98B1C]007963B8  |. 8915 B08DE900  MOV DWORD PTR DS:[E98DB0],EDX            ;  text1[0].textd = textd_reference;

Or in C-language:

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// Text: MISSIONINCOMPLETE// M:text1[0].posX = -112; // +320text1[0].posY = -144; // +270text1[0].sizeX = 25; // width of the image to copytext1[0].sizeY = 19; // height of the image to copytext1[0].srcX = 223; // x-pos in the text.timtext1[0].srcY = 0; // y-pos in the text.timtext1[0].color = 5;text1[0].fract = 0.01f;text1[0].texta = texta_reference;text1[0].textb = textb_reference;text1[0].textc = textc_reference;text1[0].textd = textd_reference;

Size is hardcoded in at least 2 places, each text has it's own display function  - for MISSIONINCOMPLETE it looks like this:

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00791BD8  /$ 55             PUSH EBP                                 ;  void draw_text_MISSIONINCOMPLETE();...00791BEE  |> 837D FC 11      CMP DWORD PTR SS:[EBP-4],11             ;  // size of the text == 17...

There are plenty of space for modifications since that's how the FF7 was compiled.

dziugo

All of this is referring to the PC version of the game