User Files for Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

Ansem II and the end.

A better version of Riku Replica II.

The death of Riku Replica and some revelations...

Well, the world "Destiny Islands"

A better version of Lexaeus' fight.

Here are Mastertrick, Oogie Boogie and Lexaeus.

The seventh and the sixth basements.

Hook and Riku Replica

Traverse Town and Guard Armor

Just Jafar and Vexen

The end of farm (correction of a mistake) and Ansem I.

All the cards are got here.

Just to see what I can do with Riku

The new version of the last boss

The final boss...

The first last boss

The first part of Castle Oblivion and the first boss : Axel.

Riku Replica IV (once again) and Larxene II.

The new version of Riku Replica IV

The new version of Darkside

The new version of the two bosses.

The Twelfth world (of 13).

Vexie, Vexie, Vexie, Vexie !

We let Pooh alone and we run to defeat Vexen (for the first time) !

Just RNG and boss manipulation.

Again Atlantica. As always : luck manipulation and running to the boss

Here is the new version of the Seventh World (after the Farming Session).

Go back to Traverse Town to get all the remaining cards.

Fly to Neverland with Pan and destroy Hook with Fire Raid.

Well, just a new world (and a new deck).

My masterpiece! ... Well, data collection can now be done entirely without my direct input, I hope.

I fixed up the display by flipping it. Rather than the type running off the edge to the right, it now runs downward, with value going to the right instead. I can make much better use of vertical space this way. It still has no concept of screen space, but there's a lot more effective space with the direction I'm having it head.

I also do better than just list out a bunch of IDs for each card. I even identify the name (though I hope I picked the right set of pointers)! The first seven characters of the name is provided, but the full 17 characters is provided if you use the print out button (default: Z) in the script.

Pick a moment just four frames before the white flash. Start the script. Unpause emulation. If you did something wrong, either the little red number goes up (too early or wrong situation), or the exact same card keeps showing up (too late).

I made this script so that all the data collection for prize cards does not have to rely on my hands, though it's also easier for me to use. Also, I'd love to know whether the script is identifying the wrong names.

Refinements need to be made to the output & display, but this bot is working its magic!

Find the exact moment where the game generates a card, pick a few frames before that moment, run the script, and unpause. If you don't know precisely when the RNG is used, try four frames before the white flash.

Anyway, I still need to fix up the output, as it doesn't know the concept of limited screen space, but I have something!

The script attempts to identify whether combat has taken place, and if so, attempts to list out every object within it.

That's all it does. The strings are extracted from the game itself, and the script doesn't really do anything else. It's a proof of concept that I am able to get access to what's going on in there.

As a bonus, the script has some commented out piece of code. Remove the comment markers, then run the script. I haven't looked too hard at this generated list, but there might be some interesting things to look at. It's all in hexadecimal, and the six massive numbers would be memory pointers, not actual data in and of itself.

The goal is to display exactly what you're getting from the shop, in four colorful blocks. With 16 different sorts of packs to choose from, all combinations of (attack, magic, item, mix) and (leaf, brown, black, Moogle) are shown. It should correctly identify everything I know and hint at things I don't know.

The script displays the limits of what I know, but I hope it isn't hard to make adjustments to fill in the gaps.

Version zero. Because it definitely needs more work.

On the left side are the raw 100-sided dice rolls. Jump a few times to get an idea as to what order the numbers are in.

Along the top is the predicted card values: The two-digit number is the raw 100-sided die roll for the identifier, the one-digit number is the value, and it is yellow if the card is premium.

Somehow, I missed the part where the pack quality varies. The prediction likely works with the basic pack. Probably falls apart if you pick something with a fancier binding than the leaf one. What else don't I know? I like to analyze things, so it's no trouble at all.

The same things as before (berserk, Cloud and a battle against Riku Replica)

Well, just a lot of luck manipulation this time...

I found a little trick during Parasite Cage battle : the gastric juices hit Sora after a certain time. But, when Soras's hit, he stops the attack he's doing (and the combo, too). Lady Luck has something useful in this case : the first hit of the combo deals more damage than the finish. So, by using the gastric juices, I could stop the combo and immediately attack again with the start of a combo (that wouldn't work without the Sleights). Unfortunately, I couldn't get Berserk for one reason : the enemies and the boss are too slow to attack in this world. So, I used the Card Soldier Card : Attack Haste.

The battle against the Heartless at the end of Monstro can be improved but I can't find the way to do that (but I'm pretty sure it can be faster...).

First of all : Thank you, Ghostwheel, for the help !

What to say ? Traverse Town is the place of farm but that allows me to be so much faster to kill the bosses and finish Coliseum (the second world).

I did again Traverse Town but, this time, I knew exactly what I needed (Thanks Ghostwheel !)

It's a improvement of about 3500 frames compared to the old version (thanks to Samsara for help for the first tutorial).

I've chosen Halloween Town as second world because Oogie Boogie can't be hit all the time and, so, less HP makes the battle faster.

The first world of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (Sora)

It's just a test and it's optimisable.