As far as Everdrive goes, if you have multiple copies of a game, say FF6 vanilla and FF6 T-Edition, playing one then the other will overwrite each other's saves so back up your work or just don't play vanilla while doingT-Edition. Keep in mind this may not be needed for some, as we've had reports of it not an issue for one person, but please just take precaution so you don't lose your work.
To bypass this, simply save your game, then open the SD2SNES menu (SuperNT menu not the fxpak pro srm and acts like you never saved period. More information can be found here:įor the SD2SNES, if you save your game then turn the system off, it doesn't save to the. Note: If you're playing on SD2SNES or Everdrive, hardware etc, there's a current issue with saving. This is due to MSU-1, but since it's for a brief dialogue moment, it's not a big deal (it should just be crane noises but instead it's Xenoblade - You Will Know Our Names). The most glaring is FF5's which plays in Kohlingen's Inn.Īlso there is a slight error where the scene prior to fighting the cranes in Vector will play a song not intended. Some inn music jingles and victory fanfares will still sound off due to MSU-1 not touching them. This is known and is fixable by just entering a new area/menu/loading a new song up, don't worry. Make sure if you have any problems installing the MSU-1 or get errors to first run/install this:Īlso if stuff for any reason doesn't start, make sure your folder and file name has no spaces or - in it.Ĭurrently, sometimes when sleeping at an inn or some other place with quick music jingle, the music goes silent right after. Below is the zip file for FF6 T-Edition's MSU-1:Ĭlick here to download the MSU-1 files (5mb or so, read below or read the readme included). This frees the mod up to be ran on SNES9x, BSNES, and hardware/flash carts or whatever else can support MSU-1.
Please note the music is not intended to sound like CD-quality or ripped from their respective games it is meant to sound how it was coded on the FF6 sound font by Tsushiy.
Other emulators had severe issues playing most of the music without a patch that kind of fixed some of the problems. This will completely bypass the SNES audio RAM limitations, especially for this mod, allowing the music to play how Tsushiy intended it to be on the uosnes emulator. If you're unfamiliar with what MSU-1 is, it's easier to just Google SNES MSU-1 and read up or Youtube some examples, but loosely it allows for high-quality music (CD, etc) to be ran on SNES games.
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