Im able to export models from bcres files, but unable to reinject as there are no publicly avaliable programs and I dont know what the official programs are called to even begin looking for them. It doesnt seem to be due to the models themselves, but rather sometging about their encapsulation format. A few people seem to have it figured out but they arent giving up their secrets. If you test, be sure to post the results! I don't know much about editing the save file, So I won't be able to test. Adding a transparent "color" to the pallet board would require editing game code the only problem is getting the texture into the save and preserve transparency. I think theres a dummy for ground spaces stored in with FG (trees, flowers etc) so it will likely work like flowers. (Flowers, for instance, just draw the texture where they should be, there doesnt seem to be an actual model) so it may work perfectly for you. (Villager models have transparency, but utilize the model's natural white color in their planning.) but I noticed that it's not entirely true across the board, so it's worth a try. (White) this holds true on villager models anyway. if you were to get a transparent texture to be loaded, the model may show it's default texture in the "transparent" spaces. It seems that textures placed on the ground are just mapped to a square space. There is also data for default textures, such as the flower or the dashed line patterns, so it would be possilbe to include paths as default starting patterns for new player playing your romhack.Īs far as transparency, that actually does seem possible. There is a dummy texture in the rom that isnt readily used in game, but is held where custom textures would be. The save editing spreadsheet may have exact info on where.
I can confirm that custom designs are stored in the save file.
Not the date, but things like favorite style, least favorite style and favorite color The first section of data btw seems to be gender locked as well. You can't have a female dream with male skills and family data. A villager with female dreams, family and skill bytes can't have a male personality.
It seems like data must be sourced from the same gender all the way through or it crashes. Update: it seems that this entire byte string is unique to each villager, so nothing about it is easily changeable to change personalities. I'll be able to define bytes for personality/gender/voice after I return tonight. It seems like the instrument the characters use when you greet them seems to be defined elsewhere. I can also confirm that bytes 1C to the end of each 34byte entry in constpack.bin is where personality/gender/voice is stored. I'll send you my copy in pm in a bit so we know you have a copy that works
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