Chrono Trigger
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Chrono Trigger
Patch:
Chrono Trigger Original Patch (without FMV, original game intro) by Qwertymodo:
- Code:
Download: https://mega.nz/file/TqBADBIJ#1dZvVdMR2kBidt32ojZW4KQvGpa4wgf8XioDyKNJc2M
Mirror Download: https://www.mediafire.com/file/l5dq6hsynnuf0ox/CT_MSU-1_Patch.zip/file
Chrono Trigger Patch and FMV intro (video intro replaces original opening):
- Code:
Download: https://mega.nz/file/imAlwYII#0PzgvjXIzGYwmp_DiASZCzNuEJdddmgf1bBdOlefbFc
Mirror Download: https://www.mediafire.com/file/inzllfydh8pw7k1/CT_MSU-1_Patch_and_FMV_Intro.zip/file
This patch developed by qwertymodo will allow the intro FMV video to be played that was created by Ramsis/smkdan. This download has the patch, the FMV, and the extra track to go along with the video.
Cthulhu's patch (1.1.4):
- Code:
https://mega.nz/folder/wIE1gQ5S#rbpeeX5pcNFAXfV9XVt2bA
PCM Sets:
Blake Robinson PCM Set:
Important Note: Before using this pcm set, read this appeal carefully: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1g68fSCN1W7lfB249VGNtRR6ARP42DyHI
- Code:
https://mega.nz/#!mHpyDQwS!B2AsH0Zr-lGcTBJBTXqxYTepertNGGWMl0ch0bMpL98
JUD6MENT's Orchestral Chrono Trigger Set (Accurate Tempo, Volume Level, and Music Style):
Important Note: Before using this pcm set, read this appeal carefully: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l_hOrosm-duR-jFOST9i-Fia56uJ-sVoVI9W867wRRE/edit?usp=sharing
- Code:
Download: https://mega.nz/file/OjIAWDSZ#e3u5IceI_W6kxzuRLXvvlHKojOmhVPO1gaC00QHcsjU
Mirror Link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/l4iu0vp0txhn7ae/JUD6MENT%2527s_Chrono_Trigger_Orchestral_Set.zip/file
Musician Track Credit: Click Here
This PCM set features music mostly by Blake Robinson, Malcolm Robison, and a few others. Minor music edits have been done to tracks for accurate tempo and volume level.
Dracula9AntiChapel PCM Set:
An alternative audio pack has been graciously provided for free by Youtube user Dracula9AntiChapel, and it can be downloaded here:
- Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ihtymj4tret4520
Synthetic Origins PCMs ('uncompressed' versions of the music by tssf), pack Sara:
- Code:
https://saralene.tv/ctso/Chrono%20Trigger%20Synthetic%20Origins%20-%20MSU-1.7z
Chrono Trigger Plus Patch:
Patch by ThegreatBen:
- Code:
https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/3691/
Missing tracks by edale:
- Code:
https://mega.nz/#!mNAX2ApQ!A_agtCA158jVJXOQ1mOBeJwuPW0aSuOeIgxFiiKe_-8
Discussion Thread:
- Code:
http://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=23115.0
Important Side Note: If you have seen the qwertymodo preview that is on his YouTube Channel that has all the FMV cutscenes, that project is not finished yet. We do not know when it will be finish but please respect qwertmodo and there is no need for him to be asked frequently about it.
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Chrono Trigger :: Comments
Sat 30 Apr 2022 - 8:36 by Retroplay
That's not right, the rom should have an .sfc extension.Basically I renamed the patched Chrono Trigger+ rom as "chrono_msu.msu"
Sat 30 Apr 2022 - 11:23 by tarydium
Retroplay wrote:That's not right, the rom should have an .sfc extension.Basically I renamed the patched Chrono Trigger+ rom as "chrono_msu.msu"
OK. Granted there is MSU support in the "Plus" patch, how should I do then to bind the pcm music tracks ? I don't really get how this should be done.
Sat 30 Apr 2022 - 12:34 by Retroplay
Folder structure is the same as any other MSU patched game.
If your rom is named "chrono_msu.sfc", it should be like this:
chrono_msu.sfc [patched rom]
chrono_msu.msu [empty file]
chrono_msu-1.pcm
chrono_msu-2.pcm
etc.
If your rom is named "chrono_msu.sfc", it should be like this:
chrono_msu.sfc [patched rom]
chrono_msu.msu [empty file]
chrono_msu-1.pcm
chrono_msu-2.pcm
etc.
Sat 21 May 2022 - 4:45 by JUD6MENT
I am going to be redoing the first page post, make it look more organized, clean up patch links, and actually add a working patch that is compatible with the FMV intro soon. Before I make changes, I am going to archive how it looks now just in case I make a mistake I can go back and fix it.
- Spoiler:
Patch:
Native Chrono Trigger Patch (without FMV) by Qwertymodo:- Code:
--> LINK BROKEN 01/01/22 <--
https://cloud.home.qwertymodo.com/index.php/s/O7VWzmB0dW3TvlE/download
Quertymodo Patch and FMV Download (Mirror Link):- Code:
https://mega.nz/file/HTJiEZaJ#9LXTH5rutjZr7H8RriU-Gd9fHOnBWkVL7ym2IPW1YFg
Cthulhu's patch (1.1.4):- Code:
https://mega.nz/folder/wIE1gQ5S#rbpeeX5pcNFAXfV9XVt2bA
FMV video to use with the PCM sets:
FMV File only:- Code:
--> LINK BROKEN 01/01/22 <--
https://cloud.home.qwertymodo.com/index.php/s/qWlU1Y8M2d9nRq8
Audio file for FMV (already included in Blake Robinson PCM set, needed for Dracula9AntiChapel PCM Set only):- Code:
--> LINK BROKEN 01/01/22 <--
https://cloud.home.qwertymodo.com/index.php/s/zK3pHE0nvQuHMxF
Password for these files:- Code:
Password: !chrono_intro!
PCM Sets:
Blake Robinson PCM Set:
Important Note: Before using this pcm set, read this appeal carefully: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1g68fSCN1W7lfB249VGNtRR6ARP42DyHI- Code:
https://mega.nz/#!mHpyDQwS!B2AsH0Zr-lGcTBJBTXqxYTepertNGGWMl0ch0bMpL98
Orchestral Set by JUD6MENT (Accurate Tempo, Volume Level, and Music Style):
Important Note: Before using this pcm set, read this appeal carefully: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l_hOrosm-duR-jFOST9i-Fia56uJ-sVoVI9W867wRRE/edit?usp=sharing- Code:
https://mega.nz/file/rTwG3BgQ#V_jaJ3-uD7XhBewXwMw4ku7A2z0NWJ3JPrm0Gk1ZSDQ
Musician Track Credit: Click Here
This PCM set features music mostly by Blake Robinson, Malcolm Robison, and a few others. Minor music edits have been done to tracks for accurate tempo and volume level.
Dracula9AntiChapel PCM Set:
An alternative audio pack has been graciously provided for free by Youtube user Dracula9AntiChapel, and it can be downloaded here:- Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ihtymj4tret4520
Chrono Trigger Plus Patch:
Patch by ThegreatBen:- Code:
https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/3691/
Missing tracks by edale:- Code:
https://mega.nz/#!mNAX2ApQ!A_agtCA158jVJXOQ1mOBeJwuPW0aSuOeIgxFiiKe_-8
Discussion Thread:- Code:
http://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=23115.0
Other MSU-1 Hacks
Author: DarkShock
Features: Music replacement only, no FMV's
Download: https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/2546/
Description: DarkShock's original MSU-1 audio hack for Chrono Trigger. Mostly working with a few minor audio glitches here and there.
Author: Ramsis/smkdan
Features: Intro FMV only, no music replacement, no in-game FMV's
Download: https://github.com/Ramsis-SNES/ct-anime-intro
Description: smkdan's original FMV proof-of-concept hack for the MSU-1's predecessor, the 21FX. Updated by Ramsis for the final MSU-1 design.
Sat 21 May 2022 - 20:29 by JUD6MENT
Ok, we now have FMV intro video support as shown on the updated first post. I also cleaned up how it looks and replaced broken links. Hope you all enjoy.
Sun 22 May 2022 - 2:12 by staxx
Nice work from all contributors. I was wondering in JUD6MENT's FMV video, it doesn't have the beta in the intro. I redownloaded Quertymodo's patch and that one has the beta in the intro. Are you using the Quertymodo patch or a different one?
Sun 22 May 2022 - 9:23 by JUD6MENT
staxx wrote:Nice work from all contributors. I was wondering in JUD6MENT's FMV video, it doesn't have the beta in the intro. I redownloaded Quertymodo's patch and that one has the beta in the intro. Are you using the Quertymodo patch or a different one?
On the first post, download the one that has fmv intro. I am going to go double check i didn't make a mistake. You will have to re-patch a new rom
Sun 22 May 2022 - 9:51 by JUD6MENT
staxx wrote:Nice work from all contributors. I was wondering in JUD6MENT's FMV video, it doesn't have the beta in the intro. I redownloaded Quertymodo's patch and that one has the beta in the intro. Are you using the Quertymodo patch or a different one?
It is the right one. It should be named chrono_msu1 instead of ct_msu1 (I am going to fix that), but download this one, make a new patched rom using this one. Use the msu file in this one. Add the PCM-100 to your folder. Also, for the record, I just made a preview showcase, I didn't make the FMV video.
Chrono Trigger Patch and FMV intro (video intro replaces original opening):
- Code:
Download: https://mega.nz/file/imAlwYII#0PzgvjXIzGYwmp_DiASZCzNuEJdddmgf1bBdOlefbFc
Mirror Download: https://www.mediafire.com/file/inzllfydh8pw7k1/CT_MSU-1_Patch_and_FMV_Intro.zip/file
This patch developed by qwertymodo will allow the intro FMV video to be played that was created by Ramsis/smkdan. This download has the patch, the FMV, and the extra track to go along with the video.
Mon 6 Jun 2022 - 11:26 by Thegreatben
Hi, I'm the author of the Chrono Trigger Plus hack. This forum seems very active with talented individuals. I was wondering if I could enlist the help of one of them to finish adding the fully functional human Glenn transformation into the game?
It is 95% complete and works perfectly if I change 3 bytes in a hex editor. What I need is the option to change those bytes in game using an event. Simply having the thirty five bytes of main character data at 0x24F000 be read from the unused Ram addresses at 7E28A4 -7E28C7 (which are saved in sram) is all that is needed to have it working.
Unfortunately I simply don't know how.
It is 95% complete and works perfectly if I change 3 bytes in a hex editor. What I need is the option to change those bytes in game using an event. Simply having the thirty five bytes of main character data at 0x24F000 be read from the unused Ram addresses at 7E28A4 -7E28C7 (which are saved in sram) is all that is needed to have it working.
Unfortunately I simply don't know how.
Mon 6 Jun 2022 - 12:54 by Cubear
Sounds like a deceptively large project if done in that manner.
While I am capable of ASM, I'm not exactly one of the most talented people here. My guess (without looking at the code) is that you'd have to update lots of little bits of code that all check the default location and update them to read from the ram addresses that you copy the data into.
If this data is accessed via pointer table or something instead of hard coded it could be easier than my first feeling..
While I am capable of ASM, I'm not exactly one of the most talented people here. My guess (without looking at the code) is that you'd have to update lots of little bits of code that all check the default location and update them to read from the ram addresses that you copy the data into.
If this data is accessed via pointer table or something instead of hard coded it could be easier than my first feeling..
Mon 6 Jun 2022 - 20:46 by Thegreatben
Cubear wrote:Sounds like a deceptively large project if done in that manner.
While I am capable of ASM, I'm not exactly one of the most talented people here. My guess (without looking at the code) is that you'd have to update lots of little bits of code that all check the default location and update them to read from the ram addresses that you copy the data into.
If this data is accessed via pointer table or something instead of hard coded it could be easier than my first feeling..
I don't really know, it's just a little beyond me.
Sun 31 Jul 2022 - 15:33 by Polargames
Hello everyone, I just wanted to drop off this link. https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/4803/
*This link fixes a long forgotten but major game flaw. A missed colored pixel. Yes, you read that right. This after all these years is finally fixed. It's highly recommend to apply this patch asap! (*Sarcasm)
I hope everyone has a great day.
*This link fixes a long forgotten but major game flaw. A missed colored pixel. Yes, you read that right. This after all these years is finally fixed. It's highly recommend to apply this patch asap! (*Sarcasm)
I hope everyone has a great day.
Wed 17 Aug 2022 - 11:35 by Bonator
Hi All!
noob here, but the cthulthus patch doesn't seem to work for me. Patching the original CT ROM by putting it through the HiROM script works just fine (seems to). It creates a patched .sfc and a .msu file no problem. However, after putting the two files into a .pcm set folder (for example Judgement set) msu audio doesn't kick in.
The filenames (.msu and .sfc) come out identically, so it should activate msu mode right? Can somebody confirm that? That you deeply for your awesome work btw!
note: I have already patched some games sucessfully, so I think I roughly know how it works.
noob here, but the cthulthus patch doesn't seem to work for me. Patching the original CT ROM by putting it through the HiROM script works just fine (seems to). It creates a patched .sfc and a .msu file no problem. However, after putting the two files into a .pcm set folder (for example Judgement set) msu audio doesn't kick in.
The filenames (.msu and .sfc) come out identically, so it should activate msu mode right? Can somebody confirm that? That you deeply for your awesome work btw!
note: I have already patched some games sucessfully, so I think I roughly know how it works.
Wed 17 Aug 2022 - 11:47 by JUD6MENT
Bonator wrote:Hi All!
noob here, but the cthulthus patch doesn't seem to work for me. Patching the original CT ROM by putting it through the HiROM script works just fine (seems to). It creates a patched .sfc and a .msu file no problem. However, after putting the two files into a .pcm set folder (for example Judgement set) msu audio doesn't kick in.
The filenames (.msu and .sfc) come out identically, so it should activate msu mode right? Can somebody confirm that? That you deeply for your awesome work btw!
note: I have already patched some games sucessfully, so I think I roughly know how it works.
The .msu, the .sfc, and the pcm names all have to match. If the pcm names are different it wont work. Not sure if that is the issue or not, i just noticed you mentioned that only the .msu and .sfc are matching. Another thing rom check is rom headers, make sure those are removed.
I did get chuthulu patch to work and play so i can confirm that. Unless you have a specific reason you want chuthulu patch, i would suggest trying qwerty's.
Hope one of my suggestions helped. If you keep having trouble, i can look into chuthulu patch again and maybe see if there is something i can can help with.
Wed 17 Aug 2022 - 14:41 by Bonator
JUD6MENT wrote:Bonator wrote:Hi All!
noob here, but the cthulthus patch doesn't seem to work for me. Patching the original CT ROM by putting it through the HiROM script works just fine (seems to). It creates a patched .sfc and a .msu file no problem. However, after putting the two files into a .pcm set folder (for example Judgement set) msu audio doesn't kick in.
The filenames (.msu and .sfc) come out identically, so it should activate msu mode right? Can somebody confirm that? That you deeply for your awesome work btw!
note: I have already patched some games sucessfully, so I think I roughly know how it works.
The .msu, the .sfc, and the pcm names all have to match. If the pcm names are different it wont work. Not sure if that is the issue or not, i just noticed you mentioned that only the .msu and .sfc are matching. Another thing rom check is rom headers, make sure those are removed.
I did get chuthulu patch to work and play so i can confirm that. Unless you have a specific reason you want chuthulu patch, i would suggest trying qwerty's.
Hope one of my suggestions helped. If you keep having trouble, i can look into chuthulu patch again and maybe see if there is something i can can help with.
The pcm DID indeed differ by one sign. patch and msu file ended by msu1, pcm by msu... Must have been too tired or something!
Thank you very much for the quick response and for the work you did to this! I'm honored!
I chose this patch because it is compatible with the german translation! Thanks again!
Sat 20 Aug 2022 - 14:49 by Cthulhu
qwertymodo's patch is outdated and should only be used if you want FMVs.
One easy example of a bug that exists in qwertymodo's patch (but is fixed for mine) is when going to Spekkio to teach magic to 2 or more characters at the same time; a song should play each time a character learns magic, but instead, it will only play for the first character and then remain silent.
IIRC, his patch also doesn't behave correctly when pausing during battle; instead of pausing the song and then resuming from the paused offset, it just lowers the volume to 0, but continues playing the song internally.
My patch also runs faster at NMI, which is probably moot when emulating, but can help when running on the original hardware.
See: https://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=25303.msg417773#msg417773
I haven't worked on it for a year now and it could be considered final/finished.
Never really finished a playthrough with MSU-1 though, as I get bored really fast at about mid game.
One easy example of a bug that exists in qwertymodo's patch (but is fixed for mine) is when going to Spekkio to teach magic to 2 or more characters at the same time; a song should play each time a character learns magic, but instead, it will only play for the first character and then remain silent.
IIRC, his patch also doesn't behave correctly when pausing during battle; instead of pausing the song and then resuming from the paused offset, it just lowers the volume to 0, but continues playing the song internally.
My patch also runs faster at NMI, which is probably moot when emulating, but can help when running on the original hardware.
See: https://www.romhacking.net/forum/index.php?topic=25303.msg417773#msg417773
I haven't worked on it for a year now and it could be considered final/finished.
Never really finished a playthrough with MSU-1 though, as I get bored really fast at about mid game.
Fri 21 Oct 2022 - 7:52 by supermeiaman
So, Cthulhu, any intention to add the FMV intro to your version? I know it is mostly superfluous, but it is still mighty impressive to see such a thing running on the SNES.
Fri 21 Oct 2022 - 8:38 by Relikk
They can answer this for themselves if anything has changed, but Cthulu has stated numerous times in this thread that they have no interest in adding FMV.
Fri 21 Oct 2022 - 13:12 by supermeiaman
Oh, I see. Thanks anyhow for your hard work, people!
Thu 3 Nov 2022 - 10:33 by Cthulhu
As mentioned in the post above, consider my hack finished.
I haven't played Chrono Trigger for a very long time and I believe I've all of the audio issues from the other hacks fixed by now.
My only suggestion for FMVs is the implementation of an emulator video playback interface in order to play decent/high quality videos (the majority of players play these games via emulators), but the idea was shot down because byuu refused to implement anything in MSU that wouldn't work on the real hardware (according to qwertymodo).
With that being said, it doesn't need to be named a "MSU extension" and can be named whatever, as in reality, it doesn't have any relationship with MSU; one could call it VPI (video playback interface) for example.
It should be trivial to fork Snes9x or bsnes, bake ffmpeg into them and reserve a SNES open bus address, if anyone ever wants to go through with this (savestate support mid video playback might be tricky, but should be doable). However, I don't like Chrono Trigger's FMVs and prefer the game without them, so the only thing that would come out of me is guidance on how to implement this.
I haven't played Chrono Trigger for a very long time and I believe I've all of the audio issues from the other hacks fixed by now.
My only suggestion for FMVs is the implementation of an emulator video playback interface in order to play decent/high quality videos (the majority of players play these games via emulators), but the idea was shot down because byuu refused to implement anything in MSU that wouldn't work on the real hardware (according to qwertymodo).
With that being said, it doesn't need to be named a "MSU extension" and can be named whatever, as in reality, it doesn't have any relationship with MSU; one could call it VPI (video playback interface) for example.
It should be trivial to fork Snes9x or bsnes, bake ffmpeg into them and reserve a SNES open bus address, if anyone ever wants to go through with this (savestate support mid video playback might be tricky, but should be doable). However, I don't like Chrono Trigger's FMVs and prefer the game without them, so the only thing that would come out of me is guidance on how to implement this.
Sun 25 Dec 2022 - 10:45 by Sara
Synthetic Origins PCMs ('uncompressed' versions of the music by tssf, pack by me):
https://saralene.tv/ctso/Chrono%20Trigger%20Synthetic%20Origins%20-%20MSU-1.7z
https://saralene.tv/ctso/Chrono%20Trigger%20Synthetic%20Origins%20-%20MSU-1.7z
Sun 25 Dec 2022 - 17:21 by Conn
Much thanks for your contribution, I shifted the link into first post. Unfortunately it's a bit of mess and you'll have to look for it to find it.
I hope one day we can clean the first post up a bit (e.g., shifting the plus patch stuff into merged section or so).
I hope one day we can clean the first post up a bit (e.g., shifting the plus patch stuff into merged section or so).
Sun 1 Jan 2023 - 3:57 by edale
https://mega.nz/file/eMxlkJIb#qs1uc2BqThEn1Tc0BQBb2hXXVdxFDGk89Ks74pfkc7Yedale wrote:Looks like it's only 11 tracks.
That said, if I get a copy of the audio, I'll convert it to PCMs.
Whistles innocently.
So here's the Jazz album all looped and converted. All the tracks sound amazing, kudos to Square for making this album.
Some of the tracks... May sound very out of place in-game however... (eyes Lavos' Theme)... And 'To Far Away Times' was a 4:21 non-looping track in-game (the ending theme), but the Jazz arrangement was 6:13... So I sped it up, resulting in a much higher tempo piece (it's jazz... no one will notice... lol; it actually sounds quite good like this).
My audio source for these tracks was FLAC Hi-Res [96kHz/24bit], so everything's quite high fidelity.
Enjoy!
Sun 1 Jan 2023 - 9:29 by VVV18
edale wrote:https://mega.nz/file/eMxlkJIb#qs1uc2BqThEn1Tc0BQBb2hXXVdxFDGk89Ks74pfkc7Yedale wrote:Looks like it's only 11 tracks.
That said, if I get a copy of the audio, I'll convert it to PCMs.
Whistles innocently.
So here's the Jazz album all looped and converted. All the tracks sound amazing, kudos to Square for making this album.
Some of the tracks... May sound very out of place in-game however... (eyes Lavos' Theme)... And 'To Far Away Times' was a 4:21 non-looping track in-game (the ending theme), but the Jazz arrangement was 6:13... So I sped it up, resulting in a much higher tempo piece (it's jazz... no one will notice... lol; it actually sounds quite good like this).
My audio source for these tracks was FLAC Hi-Res [96kHz/24bit], so everything's quite high fidelity.
Enjoy!
Hello, thank you very much!!!
Downloading here now to test.
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