They point to the labels that you found earlier. More specifically, the first byte of each label. To get the address that the pointer is pointing to, take the pointer (should be four bytes long) and invert the order of the bytes but not the order of the numbers in it. Ex: C3 50 00 00 becomes 00 00 50 C3. Then add 20. Ex: 00 00 50 C3 becomes 00 00 50 E3. Then look for that address. To create a pointer, just reverse those instructions.
I haven't tested them online, but I don't think other people will be able to see the changes. Frankly, I have no idea what people without the hack will see.
The first label of interest to you is the one right before your highlighted section. The one that starts with AID_ and has a some Japanese after the _. The first byte of that would be the A. The location of that A is 00 00 9C BA. Perform the functions I gave you with that value.
When i invert that i get BA 9C 00 00 so I add 20 and get BA 9C 00 15 right? I i just ctrl F but it says it cant find it.
Almost. What I told you to do allows you to go from pointer --> label. What you want is to go the other way. To do that, just invert and subtract 20 (hex, not decimal) from the first byte.
The start of the AID is a bunch of bitflags, then it's all pointers, and after the last pointer, the next 4 bytes are hair color.
The Awakening models don't open in Ohana, so the imports would be limited. Deathchaos did make a thief class for a custom Gaius character, but the model is borrowed from another class.
Well, certain models can be opened in Ohana. But can it export them to the correct model format?
I'd like to know as well. The ones I've tried to open never work. Animations and textures do though.
Ohana3DS can open a few. I haven't done a lot of experimenting, but it can open the default Sage outfit. I've noticed character specific outfits can't be viewed however.
I did a bit of poking around inside the files, and it looks like everything is either a CTPK or CGFX file for the most part. I'm going to do some looking around, as I feel like there are a couple of things out there already for working with those file types. No idea if we can convert any of them to formats used by Fates though.
Well that's a start at least. What directory are the outfits located in? I wouldn't mind going through them and seeing what I can do.
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