How Memoria pulls out data from the game

[FlameHorizon]

I would like ask you, where I have to look within this repository to know, how c# is getting values from the game memory and putting it back? Right now, I'm away from my battle station and I'm having hard time finding it in source code. Thanks.

[Tirlititi]

I don't understand what is the "game memory" that you are talking about (and what it has to do with your "battle station").

[FlameHorizon]

I would like to know how or where, in the code, it reads/writes data to the game.

[Albeoris]

Doesn't do it at all. This is not a mod, but a recreated game engine. This is what Unity uses as the entry point. All logic is here, all game data is here. There is no interaction with any other applications. Everything you need to implement your ideas is already in the repository.

[Albeoris]

However, the engine has a PS-byte code interpreter. EventEnginge - it executes all battle scripts and events on the map. It has its own "memory" and execution stack. I have a long-running C# bytecode rewrite project inspired by Tirlititi's pseudo-language, but I'm not sure I'll ever finish it.

[FlameHorizon]

So Unity is just using FF9 game assets, and that is it. All logic related thing are already in a code on this repository. Am I right?

[FlameHorizon]

@Albeoris wrote:

Doesn't do it at all. This is not a mod, but a recreated game engine. This is what Unity uses as the entry point. All logic is here, all game data is here. There is no interaction with any other applications. Everything you need to implement your ideas is already in the repository.

However, the engine has a PS-byte code interpreter. EventEnginge - it executes all battle scripts and events on the map. It has its own "memory" and execution stack. I have a long-running C# bytecode rewrite project inspired by Tirlititi's pseudo-language, but I'm not sure I'll ever finish it.