Originally posted by Don Killmi

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Whee!
I managed to add a B-button dash, like the remake versions.
I used the space freed when i removed that annoying noise that plays when you open/close a dialog window. Who would've thought that noise would come out usefull? --

I also added a way to class-change to any class.
You put the character you want to change classes at the lead of the party.
You talk to the Priest of Dharma/Bahamut/whatever
Your character gets changed to the next base class.
It follows the standart character order:
Fighter -> Thief -> Black belt -> RedMage -> WhiteMage -> BlackMage.
Now i need to find a way to make intelligence matter when casting spells. It wouldn't make sense to have a black belt cast NUKE with the same proficiency as a black mage.
Does anyone know if magic is factored at all when casting spells?
Has anyone made a working MP system (like the origins and GBA versions? It would make more sense than having class change with the spell charge system.
Thanks in advance.

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Originally posted by Celice

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That's happened to me too. I used one of the unused sprites, and apparently they just don't work. Perhaps you had to clear a certain event? Are you using a savestate to check it out?

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• Mirroring all the "low" bytes as given above: 0x00 with 0xF0 (and vice versa), 0x10 with 0xE0, 0x20 with 0xD0, and so on
• Mirroring the lower 4 bits of those tiles as located in the Name+Attribute Table (stored at PRG 0x27000 (iNES 27010)), including the 0x00s which fill in the background
• Mirroring the tiles (in the Name+Attribute Table) of the map itself, in terms of which ones are present; they're kept in the same order (refer to this screenshot; my notes on this subject are visible in the text editor window)

Originally posted by theonyxdragoon

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hmm...seems like no one has posted here in a while, but I do have a question. I was wondering if there is any way to create a separate command in the battle menus so that characters can jump (and if possible, only some characters). Yes, I would expect a "Are you out of your mind?!" comment, but I thought I'd just ask.

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LDA #$02 ;any character number from 0-3, corresponding to all 4 character sprites
JSR $9DB2

$9DB2:0A        ASL
$9DB3:0A        ASL
$9DB4:AA        TAX
$9DB5:0A        ASL
$9DB6:0A        ASL
$9DB7:0A        ASL
$9DB8:0A        ASL
$9DB9:A8        TAY
$9DBA:B9 01 61  LDA $6101,Y
$9DBD:29 01     AND #$01
$9DBF:F0 08     BEQ $9DC9		;branch if not dead

//character is dead
$9DC1:A9 00     LDA #$00
$9DC3:99 0A 61  STA $610A,Y
$9DC6:99 0B 61  STA $610B,Y

//character is not dead, check for other attributes/afflictions
$9DC9:B9 01 61  LDA $6101,Y		;get character attributes
$9DCC:29 34     AND #$34		;these attributes on a character make him "kneel" in danger sprite set
$9DCE:F0 06     BEQ $9DD6		;if none of these illinesses or whatever are in effect, skip

//character is alive, but has an ailment or is low on health, use danger sprite set
$9DD0:A9 18     LDA #$18
$9DD2:9D D6 6A  STA $6AD6,X
$9DD5:60        RTS

//does calculations to determine if the character's health is low enough to warrent the "ailment" sprite set
$9DD6:B9 0C 61  LDA $610C,Y
$9DD9:8D B3 68  STA $68B3
$9DDC:B9 0D 61  LDA $610D,Y
$9DDF:8D B4 68  STA $68B4
$9DE2:4E B4 68  LSR $68B4
$9DE5:6E B3 68  ROR $68B3
$9DE8:4E B4 68  LSR $68B4
$9DEB:6E B3 68  ROR $68B3
$9DEE:B9 0B 61  LDA $610B,Y
$9DF10 08     BNE $9DFB		;the character's health is not too low, send him along with a clean bill of health
$9DF3:B9 0A 61  LDA $610A,Y
$9DF6:CD B3 68  CMP $68B3
$9DF9:90 D5     BCC $9DD0		;character is in peril, branch to $9DD0 and set danger sprite

//character is alive and well, use normal battle sprite
$9DFB:A9 00     LDA #$00
$9DFD:9D D6 6A  STA $6AD6,X
$9E00:60        RTS