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--- ff3:ff3us:patches:madsiur:cycle [2018/10/22 11:37]
madsiur [Description]
+++ ff3:ff3us:patches:madsiur:cycle [2019/02/12 12:12] (current)
@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 ==== Patch data ====
 <WRAP 600px>
-|Name               |Day / Night Cycle (beta 1)  |
+|Name               |Day / Night Cycle (beta 2)  |
 |Author             |madsiur  |
 |Link               |{{ff3:ff3us:patches:madsiur:cycle.zip|Download}}  |
@@ Line 18: / Line 18: @@
 </WRAP>
-==== Offsets ====
+==== Space Used ====
 <WRAP 600px>
-|$C0D613 - $C0D800  |Previously Unused, New Code and Data |
+|$C0D613 - $C0D63B|Previously Unused, New Code.  |
-|$EE43BD - $EE43DB  |New Code  |
+|$D4F650 - $D4FBFD|Previously Unused, New Code and Data.  |
-|$EE84BC - $EE850A  |New Code  |
+|$EEAF01 - $EEAF1C|Previously Unused, New Code.   |
-|$EE8769 - $EE87B7  |New Code  |
+</WRAP>
-|$EE8A55 - $EE8AA5  |New Code  |
-|$EEAF01 - $EEB186  |Previously Unused, New Code |
+==== New Free Space ====
+<WRAP 150px>
+|$EE84BC - $EE8509|
+|$EE8769 - $EE87B6|
+|$EE8A55 - $EE8AA4|
 </WRAP>
 ==== Description ====
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                      ; look black and blue only. On the other hand, values below 4 would
                      ; make nighttime and daytime look quite similar.
-!nightBattle = $05   ; transition ID where a current transition lower than this number
+!nightValue = $05    ; transition ID where a current transition lower than this number
-                     ; will result in a nighttime battle (outdoor battle backgrounds only).
+                     ; will result in a nighttime. as an example, if setting is 5,
-                     ; as an example, if setting is 5, transition 0 to 4 will result in a
+                     ; transition 0 to 4 will result in nighttime
-                     ; nighttime battle.
 </code>
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 </code>
-[[http://www.ff6hacking.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=3765|Forum Thread]]\\
+Regarding the above data, the hack will not consider the world maps and serpent Trench data, meaning the cycle is always enabled and unfreezable on those maps. The only exception is if the cycle is disabled by the event command, then it will reflect on world maps. When a regular map is not tintable, the timer will continue working on these map, the difference is that they will never tint. When you set a map to be freezable, the tint will freeze as well as the timer.
+**[[http://www.ff6hacking.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=3765|Forum Thread]]**\\