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No, because I made this mod for the original KH2FM PS2 ISO. Somebody else on the Nexus did this for the PC Port: www.nexusmods.com/kingdomhearts2finalmix/mods/72

If your android or PC is able to run the modding tools that can apply this patch to a KHFM.iso file, then I don't see why it wouldn't. The textures are the exact same resolution as the unmodded PS2 textures; only the content of the textures is different. :)

@@thepenitenttextures1250 if i run that tool on pc then i transfer finishin file to android it posible?

@@SmartphoneEmulation If you have a way to transfer a 3+ GB .iso file to your Android, and it has enough space to store it, then yes, it should work. I haven't tested any mods on Android, but in theory they should if everything's done correctly. :)

@@thepenitenttextures1250 thanks! I'll try

While I won't be testing on the Epic version directly, I don't think it'll be an issue I need to worry about. The sort of mods I make are mods created by editing actual files found within the game's filesystem. For the PC port of KHFM, these manifest as .kh1pcpatch files. The modding tools I use (the PC Patch Manager and the OpenKH Mods Manager) have been updated to take the newest versions of the filesystems of both the Epic and Steam versions of the game into account. It's the LUA scripts that are the problem, as each one of those is dependent on memory addresses that are now in completely different locations from where they used to be. I'm greatly looking forward to the day that the modding community finds enough of them to get all of the previous LUAs working again, but until then, .kh1pcpatch mods like Sonic Arts, Idealized Edition, and Penitent's Default Textures should still work.

If you want to use Sonic Arts with Idealized Edition, install Idealized first to get the modified btltbl.bin, then install Sonic Arts to override the Idealized moveset with the Sonic Arts moveset. In the newest version of the OpenKH Mod Manager, simply place Sonic Arts higher on the list than Idealized, and you will get the same effect. That said... I did intend the Idealized moveset to feel like a subtly improved version of the original Final Mix moveset, without the more overt changes that Sonic Arts delivers. If possible, I'd recommend that, for your first run, you try it with the original Idealized moveset, and then try out Sonic Arts on later playthroughs.

This video was recorded using the Steam version. :)

@@thepenitenttextures1250 oh that's great! Thanks! I thought it was the egs version for a sec.

Wow, thank you so much! The first thing I'll mention, is that this mod has only been successfully used with the Steam version of the game. Those who've tried it with the GOG version haven't had any success. The installation tutorial shows you how to use D3D8to9 and the first other main mod I always use, which is the widescreen .exe files: ua-cam.com/video/I4rMSNK_uFU/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared The pinned comment on the video has the one other mod I use, which allows a more robust controller support for the game. Besides these three, I wouldn't really recommend any other mods, namely the Dragon's Pearl mod, until you've played through the game at least once. When starting up the game, the fixes required to allow TexMod to run the game have a side effect of displaying a black screen for the FMVs, but those are really only used for the opening logos and the map transitions, anyway; all of the game's story content is portrayed in in-game cutscenes. So, while it isn't ideal, it's a tradeoff between getting the properly displayed map transitions and getting the modded Indy Gear textures. Personally, I prefer the latter, as the map transitions are only a small part of the game. Well, I think that's it as far as advice goes. Let me know how you enjoyed the game and/or whether you uploaded any of your gameplay footage!

​@@thepenitenttextures1250alright thanks! Played it a bit, so far it has been very enjoyable game! Pleasantly surprises me with little details. Hyped for the new indy game too!

I developed this mod using Sven's version of the English Patch: gamebanana.com/mods/365725

@@thepenitenttextures1250 but if I install in kh1 final mix english patch by crazycats, will it work?

@@IvaL2237SYou'd probably get a bunch of garbled text if you try to use it with CrazyCatz00's English Patch. Sven's patch is way less buggy than CrazyCatz's patch anyway, so there's really no reason not to use it.

Just added a download link for the widescreen title screen. Even added the widescreen version of the original title screen as well.

@@thepenitenttextures1250 oh thanks you so much

Honestly, the first thing that needs to happen for Emperor's Tomb's modding scene is for better modding tools to be developed for it. At the absolute bare minimum, we need to be able to actually extract and replace textures from the game files themselves, instead of needing to rely on TexMod like I still have to for the Indy Gear Mod for Emperor's Tomb.

It's an older mod that was incorporated into CrazyCatz00's original English Patch. I just use it for my own modded ISOs because I have no reason not to. :P

@@thepenitenttextures1250 you still have this mod ?

@@SDR1639 Just added a download link for the widescreen title screen. Even added the widescreen version of the original title screen as well.

You'll need to use Govanify's toolkit: drive.google.com/open?id=19an1xq-33uTkXRj2eiRl21ksb0Wnsqkj Put your Kingdom Hearts Final Mix iso into the same folder as the toolkit and rename it to "KHFM.iso". Drag the .kh1patch file over the Patch.bat file to patch the game. Let me know if you need any further help, and Merry Christmas! :)

@@thepenitenttextures1250 I think I have successfully patched it, when I try it I will let you know, getting kind of late, but thanks for detailing how to install it. I was kinda confused by the lack of instructions, glad you answered man. Merry Christmas to you too :)

Can you articulate what it is about the eyebrows that looks weird to you? If it's something I can fix, I'll fix it. For this mod, I made use of several textures-including the face-from the mostly-unused "in33" set of textures, which are higher resolution than the final in-game ones and allowed for more flexibility in my texture edits. As it happens, in33_face.mat is the same resolution as Sophia's face, so that helped maintain consistency across in-game character models as well. But the face isn't just the raw in33_face.mat; I recolored the in33 hair and eyebrows based on the more accurate Emperor's Tomb texture for Indy's hair, and reformatted the back of the head to cover the same area as the original texture. Here's a video of the original in_face texture: ua-cam.com/video/_CYRltZxZRI/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared&t=716 Comparing it to the shot in this video at 1:57, I think the in33 face might have a weird overlap of the eyebrow into the eye... but the original has that too. Maybe I can try making the eyebrows seem more separate from the eyes? Or maybe something else is the problem?

While there's not much I can do about the video, I've at least updated the mod files themselves with a new fix for the eyebrows. They should be more distinct from the eye now, and they also don't flare upward weirdly.

@@thepenitenttextures1250 For me it's the way Indy's eyebrows flare upward that looks odd. But yours is a commendable attempt. Have you considered joining the Indy3D community, where the guy who created the github page is also active. Everyone was positively impressed by your work.

Yes, indeed! :D I upgraded to the new Nightly version recently and I've had no problems so far.

*Lance Bass’ No need for an s after and apostrophe with the word already ending with an s Also I am not sure unless there’s a iso injection