The launcher image on has been drawn by Maxa'. Other than that, LandonRay and Zande made quite an useful work in data finding, Zidane_2 wrote most of the other tools about FFIX before me. I made the program, obviously, but I got helped a lot by your wiki ( ) for cluster datas format of the PSX version and by occasionally. However, it cannot use Memoria's modded DLL to read game's data: a backup of a non-Memoria Assembly-CSharp.dll has to be used as input (it tries to search for one, but if it doesn't find it, you should put one with the name "Assembly-CSharp_Vanilla.dll" either in the game's Managed directory or in Hades Workshop's folder). It can produce independant asset files and, using the incorporated tool "Unity Assets Viewer", can import those assets into modded archives, Since the version 0.41, Hades Workshop is partly compatible with Albeoris's Memoria Engine Modification tool for the Steam version of the game: It may be a good idea to have a look at the help (F2). Works under Windows only (you may recompile the source code I redistribute or use wine under linux). Includes a game Randomizer (more infos here). Backgrounds (view only in PSX, view/replace in Steam), Model exporting/importing (exporting Battle Scenes only for PSX, more for Steam), Supporting abilities the party can use, Can mod Final Fantasy IX PSX files, in. Quite a big project and I don't know if I will ever decide when it's finished It is aiming to allow to edit most of Final Fantasy IX's content. I'm working on a Final Fantasy IX modding tool called Hades Workshop.
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