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<small>This Article is a Stub. My first ever wiki entry! Apologies for any inconsistencies etc. Note that none of this information has actually been confirmed by anyone other than myself -- Koral</small>
Information confirmed by Quimm forum members (by MrAdults in particular), HUGE props to them for their support.
==Final Fantasy 7Last updated: Crisis Core==[[User:Koral|Koral]] 19:15, 18 May 2009 (EDT)
<small>[Placeholder. History and information about the game]<br /small>
== Final Fantasy 7: Crisis Core ==
'''Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII (クライシス コア -ファイナルファンタジーVII- ,Kuraishisu Koa -Fainaru Fantajī Sebun-?) ''' is an action role-playing game developed by Square Enix for the PlayStation Portable. The game is a prequel to Final Fantasy VII and is also the sixth installment in the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII. Production was overseen by Yoshinori Kitase, the director of the original Final Fantasy VII, with Hajime Tabata as the game's director and Tetsuya Nomura as the game's character designer.
The game mainly focuses around Zack Fair, a 2nd Class SOLDIER, and the events leading up to his destined demise. He meets many of the Final Fantasy VII characters, including Cloud Strife and Aerith Gainsborough, with whom he develops strong bonds. The game's storyline takes the player from the war with the Wutai to the events at Nibelheim, and right up to the time just before the Final Fantasy VII beginning. Some of the missing events or plot holes from Nibelheim and afterwards are explained in the animated feature, Last Order: Final Fantasy VII.
<small>http://enThe game's tagline is "Men cry not for themselves, but for their comrades", a quote from LOVELESS.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crises_core</small>
==Game Data==<small>[Placeholder. Where and how the numerous Data File Formats are stored and accessed from the PSP-Media]<br /small>
== Data Retreival and Organisation ==
 ==Data Retreival and Organisation== Extracting the Data Files using the [[FF7:CC#Tools|FF7CC Data Extractor]] results in 8725 .RAW files.This file extension does not represent any specific file format and was used to clarify the "raw" nature of the data.
Every RAW file can be categorised into specific File-Format Types by reading the first 8-bytes of the file.
The RAW files themselves appear to be organised into clusters of same Types, or of similar function:
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{| border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="3" style="border: 1px solid black; border-collapse: collapse;"! styleborder="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="background:rgb(204,204,204)3" | ! RAW Files! style="background:rgb(204,204,204)" | Type [bytes within 8-byte header]! style="background:rgb(204,204,204)" | Description
|-
! align="left" | 00000 - 00005
|-
! align="left" | 00006 - 00062
| '''PSMF001[[FF7:CC/Video_Formats#PSMF_Format|PSMF]]'''| * PSP format Video files
|-
! align="left" | 00063 - 01349
| '''[[FF7:CC/Audio_Formats#RIFF_Format|RIFF]]'''| * Audio files, usually voiced dialogues
|-
! align="left" | 01350 - 01417
| '''[[FF7:CC/Audio_Formats#SSCF_Format|SSCF]]'''| more * Audio files, usually background music
|-
! align="left" | 01418 - 01442
! align="left" | 01443 - 01445
| '''PNG'''
| * standard PNG images
|-
! align="left" | 01446
! align="left" | 01456
| '''MBD'''
| Indices or Offsets of something
|-
! align="left" | 01457 - 02011
| '''[[FF7:CC/Image_Formats#GT_Format|GT]]''', '''ATEL'''| * Story progression and Event data, GT are Chapter-End Images, ATEL are events and dialogue script data
|-
! align="left" | 02012 - 02457 02161| '''[[FF7:CC/Model_Formats#exp_TYPE-1_Models|<nowiki>!(exp TYPE-1)</nowiki>]]''' (explanation mark), '''&amp;&amp;''' (double-and), ? (various unknown)| Model data* Static Mesh Models: Location Map Models|-! align="left" | 02162 - 02457| '''[[FF7:CC/Model_Formats#exp_TYPE-0_Models|<nowiki>! (exp TYPE-0)</nowiki>]]''', '''[[FF7:CC/Image_Formats#TEX_Format|TEX]]''' (embedded textures)| * Skinned Animated Models: Characters, Monsters, NPCs and possibly also LocationsEvent-Specific Models
|-
! align="left" | 02458 - 03352
! align="left" | 03353 - 08538
| ? (various unknown)
| no common header, fairly small files <&lt;500 kb. Ditto
|-
! align="left" | 08539 - 08622
! align="left" | 08628 - 08690
| '''MAGIC'''
| Materia (Magic) effect filesZack's Battle commands, actions and animations
|-
! align="left" | 08671 - 08706
|-
! align="left" | 08707 - 08725
| '''PSMF0015[[FF7:CC/Video_Formats#PSMF_Format|PSMF]]'''| * more Videos
|}
<br />''<nowiki>*</nowiki>'' - These files are understood enough to view and/or extract their contents.
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==Data File Formats==<small>[Placeholder. Overview of the different types of data files and what they contain. List shows the data types currently known]</small>
===[[FF7CC/Files_Events|Game Events Overview of the different types of data files and Scripts]]===* [[FF7CC/File_Types|ATEL]] Files* [[FF7CC/File_Types|MBD]] Fileswhat they contain. List shows the data types currently known.
===[[FF7CCFF7:CC/Image FormatsGame_Event_Files|Sprites, Images Game Events and Texture DataScripts]]===* [[FF7CC/Image Formats/IMG_Format|IMG]] Files* [[FF7CC/Image Formats/TEX_Format|TEX]] Files* [[FF7CC/Image Formats/GT_Format|GT]] Files
===[[FF7CC/Files_Audio|Audio Data]]===* [[FF7CCFF7:CC/File_Types|RIFFATEL]] Files* [[FF7CCFF7:CC/File_Types|SSCFMBD]] Files
===[[FF7CCFF7:CC/Files_VideoImage_Formats|Video Sprites, Images and Texture Data]]===* [[FF7CC/File_Types|PSMF]] Files
===* [[FF7CCFF7:CC/Files_GeomImage_Formats#IMG_Format|Mesh Geometry[IMG]]]===Files* [[FF7CCFF7:CC/File_TypesImage_Formats#TEX_Format|! Model[TEX]]] Files* [[FF7:CC/Image_Formats#GT_Format|[GT]]] Files
===[[FF7CCFF7:CC/Files_MonstersAudio_Formats|Battles and MonstersAudio Data]]===
===* [[FF7CCFF7:CC/Files_MateriaAudio_Formats#RIFF_Format|MateriaRIFF]]===Files* [[FF7:CC/Audio_Formats#SSCF_Format|SSCF]] Files
=== [[FF7:CC/Video_Formats|Video Data]] ===
==Miscelenous Findings==<small>* [Placeholder. Anything interesting or weird worth noting[FF7:CC/Video_Formats#PSMF_Format|[PSMF]]]</small>
===Debug Menu[[FF7:CC/Model_Formats|Models and Mesh Geometry]] === File "00000.RAW" contains an interesting menu-dialogue where the player is shown a menu listing the names of various FF7CC developers, and a Moogle apparantly narrating the choice, and asking for user input.* [[FF7:CC/Model_Formats#exp_Format|[!]] (exp) Model] Files
Here is a copy of the precise text=== [[FF7:<pre><TEXT> Where do you want to go?<M-CHOICE> Battle Ms. Ishibashi Mr. Oka Mr. Kitase Mr. Kunikata Mr. Shindo Mr. Terada Mr. Maeda Moriya kun<END><CC/pre>Battle_and_Monster_Data|Battles and Monsters]] ===
Nothing else is known about this menu, as it does not appear during normal gameplay, and currently there is no way to initilise it.=== [[FF7:CC/Materia_Data|Materia]] ===
== Differences between Japanese, US and PAL versions ==
===Hidden Event-Dialogues Menu and/or Materia=== Contained within Japanese one has two diffs. First of all ATEL files are the following Menu-Dialogue texts.* The "Kupo!" suggests a Moogle narrating, possibly related to the [[Debug Menu]].* The "Materia japanese version has leveled up!" suggests maybe a hidden Materia more audio files than english one (It was used to initiate this Menuconfirmed while making an undub of english one ;P) and has changed Minerva statue model. In japanese version it looked too much like cathlic Maria so in US release they made completly new model for it.
<small>-[http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?action=profile;u=4603 Aurenasek116]</small>
<pre><TEXT> Materia has leveled up!<END>.
<TEXT> Nothing more to do, kupo!<END>== Miscelenous Findings ==
<TEXT> Load failedAnything interesting or weird worth noting.<END>
<TEXT> Load canceled.<END>=== Debug Menu ===
<TEXT> <CHOICE1>: Open<END>File "00000.RAW" contains an interesting menu-dialogue where the player is shown a menu listing the names of various FF7CC developers, and a Moogle apparantly narrating the choice, and asking for user input.
<TEXT> <CHOICE1>Here is a copy of the precise text: Push<END>
< &lt;TEXT>&gt; Where do you want to go? <CHOICE1>: Go up&lt;M-CHOICE&gt; Battle Ms. Ishibashi Mr. Oka Mr. Kitase Mr. Kunikata Mr. Shindo< Mr. Terada Mr. Maeda Moriya kun &lt;END>&gt;
<TEXT><TEXT> <CHOICE1>: Go down<END>Nothing else is known about this menu, as it does not appear during normal gameplay, and currently there is no way to initilise it.
<TEXT> <CHOICE1>Someone has been able to iniate this menu somehow, screenshots of which were posted [http: Use elevator<END>//forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=8163.msg100101#msg100101 here].
<TEXT> <CHOICE1>: Use gondola<ENDbr />
<TEXT> <CHOICE1>: Rotate<END>=== Hidden Event-Dialogues Menu and/or Materia ===
<TEXT> <CHOICE1>: Read<END>Contained within all ATEL files are the following Menu-Dialogue texts.
<TEXT>* The "Kupo!" suggests a Moogle narrating, possibly related to the Debug-Menu. <CHOICE1>: Move* The "Materia has leveled up!" suggests maybe a hidden Materia was used to initiate this Menu.<END>* "Gondola" and "Elevator" may be references to the side-quest during the mission in Junon.* It is currently unknown why these texts appear within ALL [ATEL] files, the only possibility being that they serve as interfaces to the Debug-Menu, which has now been confirmed to exist.
< &lt;TEXT&gt; Materia has leveled up! &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; Nothing more to do, kupo! &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; Load failed. &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; Load canceled. &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;CHOICE1&gt;: Open &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;CHOICE1&gt;: Push &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT>&gt; &lt;CHOICE1&gt;: Go up< &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT>&gt; <&lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;CHOICE1>&gt;: Go down &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;CHOICE1&gt;: Use elevator &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;CHOICE1&gt;: Use gondola &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;CHOICE1&gt;: Rotate &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;CHOICE1&gt;: Read &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;CHOICE1&gt;: Move &lt;END&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;TEXT&gt; &lt;CHOICE1&gt;: Examine< &lt;END></pre>&gt;
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==Tools==
=== Viewers / Extractors ===
{| border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="3" style="border: 1px solid black; border-collapse: collapse;"! styleborder="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="background:rgb(204,204,204)3" | ! Project Name! style="background:rgb(204,204,204)" | Description! style="background:rgb(204,204,204)" | Author! style="background:rgb(204,204,204)" | Version / Status! style="background:rgb(204,204,204)" | Links
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! align="left" | FF7CC Data Extractor
| Extracts the Data-Files from the FF7CC PKG and FSE files stored on PSP Media
| [http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3309 G]
| 1.0
| [http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=7053.0 Forum], [http://superg.org.ua/ff7cc_extractor.tar.bz2 Binary], [http://www.mediafire.com/?nwm24zynjmk Mirror]|-! align="left" | RINOA Model Viewer| Suppors some FF7CC Data-Files, such as Game-Scripts, and Models, also has an OBJ mesh exporter|[http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5116 Koral]| 0.51|[http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?topic=8451.0 Forum], [http://www.mediafire.com/?jzqmgzmoq4m Binary]|-! align="left" | [!]-Model Extractor (aka mesh2rdm)| Powerful file viewer and extractor, exporting out skin-weighted models from !-Models to OBJ or SMD|[http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?action=profile;u=3607 MrAdults]| v1.81|[http://www.richwhitehouse.com/index.php?postid=30 Website]|-! align="left" | MarC's HiMD Renderer|Convert FF7CC [SSCF] audio-files to wav, mp3, ogg or pcm <small>( -- [http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?action=profile;u=4675 aljnx])</small>| MarC| 0.54|[http://www.marcnetsystem.co.uk/ Website]
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! align="left" | FF7CC File ViewerCC Plugin for Xpert2| Allows viewing some FF7CC Xpert2 to extract and re-pack the Data-Files, such as Images files from and to FF7CC PKG and GameFSE files stored on PSP Media <small>( --Scripts| [http://forums.qhimm.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5116 Koral5343 Karlislie])</small>|| 0.3 (beta)| [http://forumswww.qhimmmediafire.com/indexdownload.php?topic=8163.0 Forumj5tnduxoemd Download], [http://www.mediafire.com/?y3emvodmyzi Binaryhmbmdzdmwki Mirror]
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