FF6Tools - Browser-Based ROM Editor

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When you change the level progression, the changes won't take effect in game until you gain a level or start a new game. Also, be aware that stat gains above level 70 are handled differently than below level 70. This looks like it provides a pretty good explanation: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/gba/929937...faqs/49382

First, thank you for replying. I know what it's like to try and solo a project, though not one of THIS magnitude, so you have my undying respect. It's amazing what this thing can do.
As for how the Levels work, I'm quite aware of this. What I mean, is...

-I change things for different levels. i.e. I give Tellah more INT and SPI (say, 45 for each) on every level (21, 22, 23, etc.) and keep that consistent until 70 when things change, of course (the graphs REALLY HELP).

-I save the ROM
-I re-open the Saved ROM

-The changes are gone/did not save, when examining the Levels for the Characters again.


Same thing when..

-I edit a weapon (Avenger, to remove the Auto-Berserk, add a few Stat Buffs to other gear, change the Hand Axe's attack power, etc.)

-I save the ROM and Re-Open it

-The changes are gone.


For the triggers...

-I edited the World Map to move all of the Town of Baron to one side of the Castle.
-I re-set the Triggers in the pane off to the side.
-I check and make sure the Exit Triggers from Baron are functional and point to the right place.
-I save and Re-Open the ROM.
-The Trigger Squares are right back where they were before (two on either side of the Castle)
HOWEVER!
-All the other map changes, such as moving the entrance to Mist Valley/Mist Cave dungeon, and it's accompanying triggers, BOTH saved and re-loaded just fine.


Completely vexed by this. I don't know why some changes work and others don't. Does the type of browser the person is using have any effect on things? I know I can't get this to work in Brave Browser, so I'm using Waterfox. I also tend to get a Script Error warning when I go to save the edited ROM that a script has stopped functioning on the page, but I tell the Browser to let the Script run, and it does give me a new ROM to "download."

I hope you can help with this mystery - just changing a couple things here and there to "polish" it was my initial intention. Just answering the questions that I can't add new areas and things, does help. It means if I want to add a new little area, I'd need to cannibalize the Dev Team Office's three rooms and their NPC's, too, I suppose. I'd been hoping to carve away a lot of the senseless mountains in the game and add some small outposts/micro villages, or at the very least, a Troia/Baron border crossing station (closed, of course).
The one thing that bugged me about all the earlier FF games - and even to today in most RPG's - is that there's like the castle, one town, and that's it for the whole kingdom. I was hoping to "open up" the world map more, force even more walking, but provide some Inns and Item Shops.. lengthen the game by increasing the amount of area you'd need to initially cover on foot. Which would work right up until the Astos/Dark Elf fight. Even with Troia, I could force the player to land on the far side of the Great Forest and walk to the castle, and provide a village part-way. Then, make a few of the early dungeons much larger. Like Mist Valley/Mist Cave, the Passages to Damcyan, Mt. Hobbs, Mt. Ordeals (hence why I was editing the Hand Axe - to let Cecil DK have a weapon that deals more than 1HP damage to Undead, but still not be as effective as Tellah and the Twins with Magic), and the Antlion Cave. The later dungeons are large enough, I feel, though the difficulty seriously drops when you get a L.45+ party going.
That was my goal, anyhow. I hope, one day, this can be worked out. Thanks again.