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[Charon]

Besides, white wolves are pretty ghastly anyhow, so it still (kinda) goes with that undead theme.

Or they're Shiro. Or Amaterasu.

[ThanatosTheDark]

How about editing the kirin sprite so that you summon ameratsu?

[Knight of Purgatory]

@kingzane: nice idea! i had the idea in my brain for quite some time but it'll probably be a while for this to happen via editor

[ThanatosTheDark]

I'm guessing that the unknown girl portrait could have been zelda if there was a link sprite...think about it, can't have link without zelda.

Are there any hidden buildings or town sprites because I would like to create my own towns and stuff.

[d@n]

In the Link Lobby, there is an Old man that asks you for a number, you select from like 1-99 or something. When you choose a number, the party is set with predestined circumstances (e.g. the amount of djinnis, party members, items, etc). Seems to be a debug feature. If you choose too high of a number, its says something like "not xlated, call ken(i think this is an index errror in diablo 2, I forget)." You need to use Atrius' editor to move him somewhere where you can speak to him.

[Daddy Poi's Oily Gorillas]

First off, the number goes from 0-93.


You don't need to use Atrius's editor if you use the Debug Mode.

For reference, those wanting to enable the debug mode should use these:
03001F54:01 (For GS1)
03001238:01 (For GS2)

Hold B and press Start to open up the Warp Menu.

190:0 should bring you to the Link Lobby in GS1.
312:0 should bring you to the Link Lobby in GS2.

0 is usually used to remove the boundaries, I think.

With the debug mode, you walk through walls by holding the "L" button to reach the old man.


And now I shall dive into the code to figure out how this works.
Note to self:
02008E10 (GS1)
02008E4C (GS2)


Ah. That must be related to the Party Setup database in Battle Mechanics I found a long time ago. Thank you for posting that! The party setups only set up your party, levels, djinn (by element), items, and psynergy.

[d@n]

First off, the number goes from 0-93.


You don't need to use Atrius's editor if you use the Debug Mode.

For reference, those wanting to enable the debug mode should use these:
03001F54:01 (For GS1)
03001238:01 (For GS2)

Hold B and press Start to open up the Warp Menu.

190:0 should bring you to the Link Lobby in GS1.
312:0 should bring you to the Link Lobby in GS2.

0 is usually used to remove the boundaries, I think.

With the debug mode, you walk through walls by holding the "L" button to reach the old man.


And now I shall dive into the code to figure out how this works.
Note to self:
02008E10 (GS1)
02008E4C (GS2)


Ah. That must be related to the Party Setup database in Battle Mechanics I found a long time ago. Thank you for posting that! The party setups only set up your party, levels, djinn (by element), items, and psynergy.

Yeah I should've mentioned that you could use the walk thru walls code,  haha. And no prob at all.