Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Modding Community

[Saftle]

Hi everyone! We have an active modding community on discord where we have been making amazing mods for all of the currently released games, however wee are really excited to jump into Pixel Remasters as well.

Feel Free to join: https://discord.gg/bSnpVBV

We also now have two Steam Guides up, in case you'd rather not be on Discord! This is all thanks to Fugsnarf for creating the guides!

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2786311940
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2787489586

[Eli Parker]

I would love to see the community mod in the GBA/PSP content that are missing from the Pixel Remaster.

[Raikoh]

Certainly hoping it's not a nightmare to mod, I could entertain the idea of messing with some pixel art myself if they don't totally lock it down in really obnoxious ways.

[Taka]

Mind if I make a couple suggestions?

1. Save Anywhere.

2. Alternatively, create save points before bosses (and a couple more in the final dungeon).

3. Add Phoenix Downs to shops.

4. Add more items that are not present in the game, such as Ethers.

[Castor Troy]

Excuse me sir but will you have a mod that let's me play with the original music?

The new stuff sounds great, but I'd like to be able to play with the original stuff too.

[Jeftah]

I can't wait to play FFVI with the Atma Weapons mod! Just discovered it and since I just bought the game (because It's about to be delisted) I wanted to see if there were any mods out there to make it a better experience and I was happy to find out that there are ! thanks for your work!

[Oscar92player]

Let's see if we can change the font and the sprite art for something similar to what we saw in those screenshots from the unreleased WonderSwan Color version.

[Raikoh]

Well, these games are all native Unity recreations. Not sure how moddable Unity is.

[Oscar92player]

Originally posted by Raikoh:

Well, these games are all native Unity recreations. Not sure how moddable Unity is.

The quick answer: VERY

The real answer: It depends.

The detailed answer: Some of the games are very moddable, others depend. These ones... are between both in this point of time. We already know that fonts can be replaced, and some .bundle files open.

[HyperChrisTV]

Here are some possible nice quality of life features to include:

- A speed up feature, where you could speed the game up (x2, x3, x4, etc.) via the push/toggle of a button.

- Instead of having to hold down the dash button to move, how about a toggle to have your character (in towns and dungeons of course) auto-dash.

- I don't know (yet) if the game has this feature in the game in some way shape or form, but possibly a bestiary menu? (UPDATED: Just found out it's in the "Extras" section in the main menu of the game).

- Some re-releases also have what are known as battle boosters, where they basically recover your party back to full HP and MP (but they don't recover you from death nor do they prevent and/or recover status ailments).

- Another feature some re-releases had is where you could include a feature where you can toggle between having a normal enemy encounter rate, increased enemy encounters, decreased enemy encounters, or no enemy encounters at all.

[HyperChrisTV]

Originally posted by Taka:

Mind if I make a couple suggestions?

3. Add Phoenix Downs to shops.

SPOILERS:


I can confirm that Phoenix Downs are now available in some shops in the game. I just spotted this in the item shop in the Village of the Ancients (westmost town on the floating isle) and they sell for 1,000 gil each.

Phoenix Downs were normally not purchasable in the NES and even the DS/PSP/Steam/Mobile versions. So this is a nice addition.

[Oscar92player]

Originally posted by HyperChrisTV:

Originally posted by Taka:

Mind if I make a couple suggestions?

3. Add Phoenix Downs to shops.

SPOILERS:


I can confirm that Phoenix Downs are now available in some shops in the game. I just spotted this in the item shop in the Village of the Ancients (westmost town on the floating isle) and sell for 1,000 gil each.

Wait, what? How did you get that far in the game by now?

[HyperChrisTV]

Originally posted by Oscar92player:

Originally posted by HyperChrisTV:

SPOILERS:


I can confirm that Phoenix Downs are now available in some shops in the game. I just spotted this in the item shop in the Village of the Ancients (westmost town on the floating isle) and sell for 1,000 gil each.

Wait, what? How did you get that far in the game by now?

I mean, it doesn't take that long to get there, lol. Probably about a couple of hours in the game and you can reach it. I'm also very familiar with both the NES and DS/PSP/Steam versions.

[Saftle]

Modding assets is now possible thanks to Enfyve's work! Faospark just released the first content mod which is a Playstation button prompt mod, for those having issues with the x-input buttons always appearing.

[NosAnalogD]

Originally posted by HyperChrisTV:

Originally posted by Taka:

Mind if I make a couple suggestions?

3. Add Phoenix Downs to shops.

SPOILERS:


I can confirm that Phoenix Downs are now available in some shops in the game. I just spotted this in the item shop in the Village of the Ancients (westmost town on the floating isle) and they sell for 1,000 gil each.

Phoenix Downs were normally not purchasable in the NES and even the DS/PSP/Steam/Mobile versions. So this is a nice addition.

I think I've decided not to purchase them in order to augment the difficulty. (Personal challenge + keeping the spirit of the OG.)
Unless this means there will be less Phoenix Downs hidden in chests later...
Gil will be better spent on better gear and High Potions in my opinion.

[Saftle]

We now have over 20 mods for just the third game on the server, and music modding is now possible! We also have now 25 font mods!