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Issue with Multi-Choice
Ok, so a long long time ago, I used LSA - Complete Multi-Choice Box Editor to create some multi-choices for myself. Everything looked good. Tested it out, everything was fine. All is good in the world. I continue along, adding a script here and there. Now, I look back, and for some reason, my multi-choice went from:
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To: Spoiler:
On a scale of 1-10, how screwed am I? Did another script I entered mess this up? Can I fix this without breaking something else? |
Well, you might not be in too much trouble. The FF value stands for the "end of string" character in the text encoding. What likely happened is another tool you used did not realize it was being used for such a purpose and assumed it was the first in a series of unused bytes. It then started writing some data there, which the game is interpreting as a longer string.
The fix is simple. Copy the necessary parts of the string to some new free space, adding an extra FF byte to it to ensure the game knows to end the string there. Then, repoint the pointers from the old spot to the new one. Easy. |
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