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Runtime engine hooks for FINAL FANTASY X HD Remaster (Steam, PC)
ffx-hooks is the behavior layer of FFX Mod Studio. It combines native game
menus, optional combat rules, equipment systems, languages, diagnostics and
runtime configuration in one ffx-hooks.dll. This inventory describes the
consolidated FFX build; it does not claim equivalent FFX-2 support.
- Current DLL
- F8 menus and controls
- Combat, equipment and cards
- F7 In-Live
- Other runtime systems
- Configuration and gates
- Build, deploy and validation
- Checked roadmap
- Complete Editor integration dossier
- Support the project
v0.6.0-beta.3 adds nine selectable interface languages, the optional Fahrenheit V2 integration and corrected F7/F8 action sounds. The merged runtime source is c18fb5602a688dd0de5e7e85677c5d5102402788.
- Interface: English, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese. Select F8 > System > Interface language. This preference is independent of game text and audio; non-FLAGS F7 pages retain native English.
- Fahrenheit: shared hook ownership, frame/input coordination, managed save transactions and paired text/font resources with the matching V2 provider and bridge. Read the optional V2 installation guide. Stock Fahrenheit/V1 retains documented restrictions.
- Corrections: sound feedback follows successful, rejected and canceled actions; failed language persistence retains the previous choice; focus-loss and renderer ownership are preserved; provider read failures have one cleanup owner; upstream source verification now covers 501 files.
This is a public beta with RT0/isolated RT1 evidence. Live auditory, visual, gameplay and save-lifecycle RT2 acceptance remains pending. Compatibility with arbitrary mod combinations is not established.
All editable F8 gameplay booleans default OFF; the dashboard itself defaults ON. Existing feature content from beta.2 remains included. See known issues and the roadmap.
Download v0.6.0-beta.3 — Jarvis-HOOK, 2026-09-29.
| Identity | Value |
|---|---|
| Runtime source | c18fb5602a688dd0de5e7e85677c5d5102402788 |
| DLL | Windows x86 / PE32, 4,683,264 bytes |
| DLL SHA-256 | 4e7dfe943e9496729b69c9c3af24dfef465ec4efddfb93dba5b6fdcd77af8a6e |
| Source binding | 383 public code/resource inputs; all 750 original captured inputs verified against the merged source |
| PE resource version | 0.2.0.0; package version v0.6.0-beta.3 |
| Live validation | RT2 pending; this publication does not install or promote the DLL |
The release includes the main binary package, exact tagged public source, an optional paired Fahrenheit V2 add-on, corresponding modified provider source and SHA-256 checksums. The main ZIP retains Arcana art, English/PT-BR guides and configuration examples.
See installation and Fahrenheit V2. Previous release assets remain unchanged.
| Component | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
ffx-hooks.dll (FfxHooksDll) |
Engine hooks, native UI, shared combat/save consumers and the optional systems below | Consolidated beta candidate, deployed |
| F7 In-Live menu | Difficulty, S.I.N. RAM, Force Last Battle, music, Monster AI observer and Arena+ CustomMix | Offline candidate: source/RT0/build and isolated runtime/policy RT1 pass; live machine-callback RT1 and user-run RT2 pending for the Difficulty acceptance matrix |
| F8 Dashboard | Seven tabs, nested settings and 90 canonical boolean controls | 25 LIVE, 61 RESTART REQUIRED, 4 READ ONLY; counts describe activation, not gameplay acceptance |
| F9 Maechen | Native question/answer UI and bounded service client | Earlier transport/UI observations; current-build acceptance and service grounding remain separate |
ffx-probe.dll (FfxDinput8Probe) |
Separate main-thread READ / WRITE / CALL probe through the DINPUT8 seam | Optional, default OFF; not included by enabling a Hooks gameplay feature |
SinScaleInject + SinCoreLib |
Offline S.I.N. research/materialization tools | Legacy disk-writing runtime route remains quarantined; the current S.I.N. RAM route is separate |
The current tabs are System, Boosters, Cheats, Extras, Input, Dev, Reforge. Keyboard, mouse, wheel and controller navigation share the native menu shell. Submenus preserve their parent selection; staged edits support confirm/cancel. Bulk actions retain each control's authority and report unavailable, externally overridden or failed changes instead of silently claiming success.
| Tab | Boolean identities | Included controls and submenus |
|---|---|---|
| System | 10 | Borderless window, cursor confinement/idle hiding, performance display, free battle camera, field freeze; four informational module rows; Audio languages and Text languages |
| Boosters | 5 | Permanent Sensor, experimental Playable Seymour, Speed Hack, optional FMV acceleration, Entire Party Earns AP |
| Cheats | 9 | Invincible Party/Enemies, Always Overdrive/Critical, Damage 99999, Always Rare Drop; AP/Gil Multipliers submenu |
| Extras | 38 | Additional mods: Elemental Core/Tactics/Gravity/Magic BDL, Spira Reforge, Aeon Ascension and optional Holy/Shadow weapon effects; separate Vanguard Combat Engine hierarchy with 31 controls |
| Input | 4 | Windows-key blocking, background-input fix, IME filter, Dialog Skip; keyboard/gamepad shortcuts and controller/button mapping |
| Dev | 6 | FieldScout submenu (Master/Heavy/Max/Ultra), Fastload Autosave, Arcana full-deck development option; Equipment Workshop development settings |
| Reforge | 17 | Arcana, Nova Super Damage, Ronso Mana, Equipment Workshop/native equipment details, Scan settings, Grid Teach, Lancet Dual Grant, item-stack cap, Double/Triple Drop, Arena+ submenu |
The counts include controls moved into submenus. Navigation rows, colors, language selectors, mappings and numeric editors are additional settings, not additional boolean flags. The complete 89-entry catalog records every label, canonical key, default and activation class.
F8 > Cheats > AP/Gil Multipliers provides independent general AP/Gil controls
(1–100, default configured rate 100 when enabled) and Per-monster AP/Gil.
The per-monster hook defaults OFF and requires a restart for initial installation.
Choose a named monster or enter its file ID (m000–m4095), then set independent
AP and Gil factors from 1 to 1000, neutral at 1. The AP setting covers the
normal or Overkill value chosen by the game. All instances of that monster ID
share the setting. Previews show the original value, the individual result and
the configured total; missing base data and saturation are explicit.
base reward -> monster multiplier -> general mod multiplier -> vanilla bonuses
Calculation uses wide intermediates after the native 16-bit reward read, so the result can exceed 65,535 without changing monster-file WORDs. Before vanilla bonuses, the safe limits are AP 382,494,549 and Gil 573,741,824; this is not an unlimited-reward patch. The runtime uses the actual reward view, including an admitted upstream S.I.N. view; a disk preview cannot predict every live modifier.
Individual rates persist atomically in monster-rewards-v1.tsv beside the active
Hooks INI. External file edits require restart. Item-drop multipliers are a
separate system. See the format and native consumer evidence.
Both interfaces use the same element identities: eight native bits plus two Hook-only slots. Fire, Ice, Thunder, Water, Holy, Darkness and both native Custom bits remain distinct; external elements use stable keys rather than invented bits in the game's native BYTE mask. Core now includes Poison and Gravity when no external pack is selected or present. Enable Core and restart to register them. An explicitly selected missing/invalid pack still reports an error; it is never silently replaced. Existing valid packs retain all bindings and gain any missing unused external slot.
F8 > Reforge > Scan settings includes expanded stats/MP, native extra-element
colors, both external colors, and per-element visibility. F7 weak/resist/absorb
controls cover all ten slots. External gameplay affinities publish only after a
successful Difficulty Apply/Restore transaction; Save alone does not apply them.
Scan visibility and colors change presentation only.
F8 > Reforge > Scan settings > Element names edits Holy, Darkness, Earth,
Wind, Poison and Gravity. Use keyboard entry or the controller-friendly
character picker, then Save; Cancel/focus loss preserves the prior name. Reset
inherits the canonical label. Names accept up to 32 supported ASCII characters;
empty, duplicate and unsafe names are rejected.
Valid saved aliases take priority over the four newly named defaults; a colliding
default keeps its previous numbered Custom label. Aliases follow native bits or stable external keys and update the hook's F7,
Scan, color, visibility and order labels. Item/equipment attributes, ability
and spell names, status names and native data remain unchanged. Affinity and
color preferences survive renaming. Core/Tactics plus Scan Extra Elements now
turn on the numerical element view by default, without a second hidden option;
an explicit elemental.numeric_scan preference still takes precedence.
New external elements start neutral and unassigned. Authored command/profile/ equipment bindings are still needed to make an attack use a new element; naming an element does not silently convert any native attack.
All 31 independently gated rules have native consumers, organized under Damage, Magic, Status, Formation, Weapons, Armor, Equipment and Mapping:
- Universal stat percentages, effective-HP defense, healing through Shell, additive Armor/Mental Break, action-end Auto-Crit/MP0 consumption, opposite-element weakness and configurable single/multi-hit scaling.
- Status-duration refresh, enemy duration resistance, once-per-incarnation Threaten and guaranteed-hit policy.
- Quickcast, White Magic in Double/Quickcast and current-MP magic scaling.
- Turn-cost party switching and Eject/Shatter auto-reinforcement.
- Thirteen equipped abilities: Hero's Bravery, Energy Boost, Energy Burst, Efficiency, Vampirism, Follow Up, P-Trade, M-Trade, Hero's Caution, MP Regen, Elude, Energy Wall and Energy Barrier.
- Equipped active-command bindings and partial Overdrive fees, with native display/selection/debit consumers and configurable ability mappings.
Default custom ability IDs are 135–147, separate from Spira/Aeon IDs 148–174. The Editor dossier details IDs, payloads, owners, command encoding and validation requirements.
F8 > Extras > Additional mods > Elemental Nul spells enables the independent
elemental.nul_spells gate (OFF by default; restart required). The authored
commands cost 2 MP, target the party and belong to Yuna's White Magic+ menu:
| Command | ID | Private animation | Protected identity |
|---|---|---|---|
| NulHoly | 320 | 870 | Holy 0x10 |
| NulShadow | 321 | 871 | Darkness 0x80 |
| NulEarth | 370 | 872 | Earth 0x20 |
| NulWind | 371 | 873 | Wind 0x40 |
| NulPoison | 372 | 874 | hook.custom03 / spira.poison |
| NulGravity | 373 | 875 | hook.custom04 / spira.gravity |
Each spell grants one private protection charge per affected ally. Mixed attacks require coverage of every participating element; incomplete coverage spends no custom charge. Native Nuls, status timers and item ability names are preserved. Poison means the elemental identity, not immunity to the Poison status.
Commands must be learned through authored Sphere Grid nodes. The feature starts the save-bound learning infrastructure; it never grants commands or changes a personal save by itself. The White Magic+ root is derived from learned children. Renaming an element in F8 changes display aliases, not these canonical spell IDs or names. All six animation DLLs and texture trees are private clones, with no vanilla replacement. Authoring/install tools require local game assets; proprietary DLLs/textures are not distributed as source. Live visual/battle acceptance remains pending. See the asset recipe and rollback contract.
Four independent gates expose Core, Tactics, Gravity and Magic Break Damage
Limit. The admitted ffx.mod007.elements.v1 pack supplies element definitions,
command bindings, actor profiles and equipment deltas. Native consumers cover:
- Eight native element identities and stable external identities; percentage affinities, mixed-element policies and numerical Scan.
- Imperil, Ward and Nul interactions, action timers and consumption/lifecycle rules shared with the existing combat owners.
- Profile-gated Gravity, including the defined nonlethal boss HP fraction.
- Magic damage up to 999,999 HP per hit when the relevant gate/cap applies.
- Fingerprinted monster profiles and equipment affinity deltas, including owner/type/SOS admission and retirement.
The registry supports more identities than the ten slots exposed by the current F7/Scan settings UI; these are different limits. A declared capability does not make every planned presentation consumer available. Pack details and limits are in the complete integration contract.
The shared catalog reserves 27 identities, IDs 148–174. Implemented Spira effects include Mana Spring, Break Limits, Devil's Bargain, Auron's Warden's Oath, Double/Triple Drop, Element Eater, HP/MP percentages, all-stat percentages, STR/MAG and DEF/MDEF combinations. Drop factors use the party maximum, not a product across equipped copies, and do not multiply AP/Gil.
Arcane Focus, Spell Spring, Foolstrike and Fooltouch remain inactive pending definitions. Fourstrike/Fourtouch have their defined native four-element base; unspecified extra behavior is not implemented. Catalog presence is not a claim that every reserved effect is playable.
Aeon Ascension adds paid equipment upgrades for acquired canonical Aeons: armor HP up to 999,999 and MP up to 9,999, or weapon damage up to 999,999. Authorization requires the correct piece/owner and a persisted paid receipt, not just an ability WORD. Purchases consume Gil/materials, preserve immunity and do not refill current HP/MP. Removal does not refund the purchase.
The native Workshop includes a logical fifth ability, refinement modes A/B, generic refinement bonuses, expansion/fusion, recipe/economy previews, native equipment comparison/details, navigation/audio fixes and Aeon upgrades. Dev settings expose explicit cost/progression overrides without turning a paid Ascension receipt into a free unlock.
Native equipment remains 22 bytes with four ability WORDs. The fifth slot, ranks and paid authorizations live in versioned sidecars. Transaction journals, save fingerprints, checkpoint recovery and native-save projection prevent custom metadata from being written into the next native equipment record. See Workshop economy and the Editor/save contract.
Arcana adds 78 cards, collection/acquisition, seven character loadouts and up to three card slots, Twin/Constellation modes, combat consumers, native Main Menu > Equip integration, Status/Auto-Abilities presentation, artwork, menu audio and persistent collection/loadouts. Temporary stat projection is composed with the shared save layer. The full-deck Dev option is independently gated and defaults OFF, as does Arcana itself.
The catalog is compiled into the DLL; concept JSON is not a dynamic gameplay pack contract. Arcana works without Spira Reforge. Use the Arcana installation and acquisition guide for required artwork and package contents.
The September 29 source candidate adds bonuses without removing existing ones: The Moon gains Shadowstrike/Shadow Ward, The Empress Earthstrike/Earth Ward, The Chariot Aerostrike/Wind Ward, Death Biostrike/Poison Ward, and The Hanged Man Gravitystrike/Gravity Ward. The Sun retains Holystrike/Holy Ward. Shadow is Darkness, not blindness; Bio uses the Poison element, not its status. Poison/Gravity require Elemental Dominion Core ON and Arcana. Their strikes retain normal weapon damage: Gravitystrike does not cast Demi. External card Wards halve positive exposure and preserve immunity, absorption and locked profiles. Holy/Shadow particles use the separate Weapon Strike VFX gate. Card capacity is now ten effects; save/card identities and custom names remain compatible. See the integration contract. These source additions are separate from the older deployment identity above.
F8 > System > Text languages selects native text or a separate compatible PT-BR
pack, with restart required. The runtime supports admitted menu/battle/event/
scene-subtitle resources, font metrics/atlas/shadows, exact source hashes,
capacity/line-width validation and native fallback. API/schema 2 retain the
documented older-version compatibility.
The DLL does not itself contain a complete translation or a new dub. Independent voice, battle-sound and movie-audio selectors are under Audio languages. See the MOD-006 Editor handoff for exporting a usable text-and-font package rather than just a language toggle.
- Difficulty: RAM-only maximum/current HP/MP, Overkill, STR/DEF/MAG/MDF/AGI/ LCK/EVA/ACC scaling with immutable baselines, transactional ratios and owned restoration. Element and status controls have exact field/width evidence and isolated tests; current-build live acceptance remains pending. Native weak/resist/absorb and two keyed external affinities share the Apply boundary.
- Presets: Off, Hunter, Sombra de Sin and True Nightmare; explicit Apply Now, Save and Back. Per-area replacement configuration exists; its native editor is still a roadmap item. Status-resistance configuration is also JSON-based.
- S.I.N. RAM: seeded/visit-based natural-encounter selection, admitted curse scripts, bounded names, shared Difficulty stat scaling and Threat reward views for the reviewed Macalania pilot. The legacy disk materializer is not launched. Gameplay confirmation of the repaired curse targeting remains open.
- Force Last Battle: main-thread encounter requeue with bounded repetitions; complete lifecycle/adversarial acceptance remains pending.
- Music: track lock, battle-entry override, playlist randomizer and fade controls. Full playlist editing and the complete track-name crosswalk remain pending.
- Monster AI observer: default-OFF, profile-gated, read-only registration, cleanup and dispatch telemetry. General AI-swap mutation remains blocked.
- Arena+ / CustomMix: native catalogs/browser, progression bypass, saved mix library, actor/battlefield selection and bounded RAM-only Ultra formation requests. Legacy disk-backed composition remains a separate quarantined route.
F7 contracts and executable evidence distinguish each consumer, field width, lifecycle and evidence level.
| System | Included behavior and boundary |
|---|---|
| Speed Hack | Configurable Ctrl+Shift+K default cycle 1x/2x/4x/8x; native 2x/4x and custom field-service 8x; effective/paused/conflict display. F12 remains available for screenshots. |
| FMV acceleration | Separate default-OFF restart gate; movie picture and its owned FMOD audio channel follow the requested speed. Pitch rises with speed; complete playback/subtitle/transition acceptance remains pending. |
| Native ports/input | Window/cursor/performance/camera controls, keyboard and gamepad bindings, XInput/Steam Input selection and digital-button remapping. A host compositor can still intercept the Windows/Super key. |
| Dialog Skip | Independently gated native voice consumer, composed with Speed Hack rather than a second owner of the same seam. |
| Fastload Autosave | Startup autosave loading and native load/save-lifecycle integration; prior player confirmation is recorded for the earlier artifact, not blanket acceptance of this DLL. |
| FieldScout | Master/Heavy/Max/Ultra diagnostics and capture; all four controls are now in Dev > FieldScout. |
| Maechen F9 | Bounded native question/answer modal and service transport; client implementation does not prove service answer quality or protocol-v2 local-context support. |
| Ronso/Nova | Optional Ronso Mana pool, native command-cost/save integration and Nova Super Damage gate. |
| Nul/teaching | Shared Nul composition plus legacy NulWard/teaching controls, Grid Teach and Lancet Dual Grant. Separate experimental writeback modes retain their own gates and conflicts. |
| Inventory/rewards | Configurable item-stack cap up to 255; Double/Triple Drop consumers distinct from AP/Gil; runtime ownership and restoration are family-specific. |
| Aurora/lab diagnostics | Default-OFF actor/detail diagnostics; Aurora uses Ctrl+Alt+F9/F10, not plain F9/F10. Disabled or retired experiments are recorded in the roadmap. |
| Shared infrastructure | Composed damage/turn/Nul/action consumers, hook-batch coordination, native presentation and multi-observer save events; paid checkpoint projection preserves Arcana/Ronso ownership. |
The roadmap keeps completed checkboxes and separates delivered source/deployment work from pending RT2, Editor authoring and release work. Current priorities are exact-candidate gameplay acceptance, the Editor exporters and dependency validation, remaining Spira definitions, and unresolved F7/probe work. The complete Editor dossier contains all 40 custom ability identities, 31 Vanguard rules, 89 F8 controls, 78 Arcana cards, formats/dependencies and 62 concrete Editor tasks. It is a handoff, not a claim that those Editor tasks are already implemented.
FFX.exe (x86)
dinput8.dll -> FF10 module loader
modules/ff10-file-loader.dll -> optional external data/packages
modules/ffx-hooks.dll -> native menus + gated runtime systems
modules/ffx-probe.dll -> optional, separately armed diagnostics
FFX Mod Studio / Launcher
authoring + package/install front ends
versioned manifests, sidecars and contracts (integration status in roadmap)
See architecture and the current Editor contract.
contracts/ Hooks/probe MMF and interoperability contracts
src/runtime/ FfxHooksDll, FfxDinput8Probe, NativeMenuShell, BattlePhotoMode
src/sin/ Offline SinCoreLib / SinScaleInject
docs/ Runtime guides, checked roadmap, evidence, Editor handoffs
research/ Mod catalogs, packaging inputs and research
assets/ Logo and licensed/recorded mod artwork
tools/ Context, package, runtime-check and export tooling
Every editable F8 boolean defaults OFF; [dashboard] enabled=1 controls menu
availability only. Configuration load failure keeps the dashboard OFF.
Compatibility precedence is fail-closed, highest first:
true disable env > local/global off flags > positive env (true or false) >
authority marker + canonical INI > legacy INI > positive flags in
modules, config, modules\config, then root > unmarked canonical (only without an authority key) > default
| Family | Primary control |
|---|---|
| F7 | modules\config\f7_inlive.flag or FFXHOOKS_ENABLE_F7=1; family-specific admission still applies |
| F7 AI observer | f7_aiswap.flag / FFXHOOKS_ENABLE_F7_AISWAP=1, observe-only, restart required |
| F8 | [dashboard] enabled; per-control keys/defaults in the complete roadmap catalog |
| Vanguard | Independent vanguard.* gates and vanguard_ids.* / vanguard_commands.* mappings |
| Elemental | elemental.core, .tactics, .gravity, .magic_bdl, .nul_spells; admitted elemental.pack |
| Spira / Aeon | spira.enabled, aeon_ascension.enabled; identity/payload/owner and paid-receipt checks |
| Arcana | arcana.enabled; separate development.arcana_full_deck development option |
| Per-monster AP/Gil | cheats.monster_rewards, F8 authority and monster-rewards-v1.tsv |
| Dialog Skip / FMV | input.dialog_skip / boosters.speed_hack_fmv |
| Lab families | Independent flags/settings; enabling the dashboard does not arm them |
F8 preserves dominating external OFF markers. A saved ON value, an installed detour and an effective runtime operation are different states.
Prerequisites: Windows, Visual Studio 2022 (Desktop C++ workload), PowerShell, vcpkg, .NET 8 SDK (for the SIN injector).
# One-time: vcpkg static deps (x86)
vcpkg install --triplet x86-windows-static polyhook2 zydis minhook
# Build the hooks DLL (PolyHook build, Release)
.\src\runtime\FfxHooksDll\build_hooks.ps1 -WithPolyHook -Release
# Build the probe
.\src\runtime\FfxDinput8Probe\build.ps1
# Build the SIN injector
dotnet build src\sin\SinScaleInject\SinScaleInject.csproj -c ReleaseNotes:
- The Visual Studio IDE build of
FfxHooksDll.vcxprojis the reference (0 errors); the CLI script is the deploy path. A new hook must be registered in both. - The PolyHook lab artifact
ffx-hooks-polyhook-lab.dllmust never be left in the game directory — it crashes the menu.build_hooks.ps1 -Deployrefuses lab deploys without-LabDeploy -GameRoot <disposable copy>.
CI runs one native build for relevant source changes, skips ordinary documentation, and keeps full context matrices and large Arcana packages manual. See the CI execution and cost controls.
# Lab deploy (disposable game copy — NEVER the installed game)
.\src\runtime\FfxHooksDll\build_hooks.ps1 -WithPolyHook -Release -Deploy -LabDeploy -GameRoot D:\path\to\game-copy
# Arm a feature (game closed)
New-Item -ItemType File "<game>\modules\config\f7_inlive.flag"Rules: close FFX before deploying, always back up the previous DLL (named backups),
deploy to every target you own, verify %TEMP%\ffx-hooks.log after boot.
In-game behavior is validated by a reproducible protocol: game closed, disposable save,
hashes before/after, log as evidence. See docs/RT2_PROTOCOL.md.
The editor (FFX Mod Studio) must be closed during hook RT2 sessions.
run_f8_rt2.ps1 is a manual Preflight/Verify gate: it never launches or stops either process,
copies/deploys a DLL, or waits for boot. It produces an integrity-bounded manifest and verifies
only the selected case after the human-run session. No F8 case is promoted by that script alone.
- The current engine integrations target the exact supported FFX executable. Signature/profile guarantees apply to the reviewed sites, not every future game build or other mod's patches.
- Other DINPUT8/GetDeviceState owners, proxy loaders, Special K or UnX can conflict with the same seams. The native ports here do not require loading UnX or Special K alongside Hooks.
- Custom field speed, optional FMV speed, Dialog Skip and shared combat/save hooks have separate ownership/admission paths. FMV audio speed changes pitch; it is not pitch-preserving time stretching.
- Playable Seymour covers the experimental battle roster, not Sphere Grid support. General AI swap and the legacy S.I.N. disk writer remain unavailable.
- Dynamic
FreeLibrary/hot unload is unsupported.DLL_PROCESS_DETACHonly closes admission with non-blocking stop requests; full teardown runs outside loader lock. - Use disposable saves for RT2. Follow the family-specific protocol, retain hashes/logs and verify restoration before making a Production claim.
Independent SemVer, starting at 0.1.0-beta.1. This project will stay below 1.0.0 while in
beta. MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH with pre-release suffix; REVISION bumps are doc-only. See
CHANGELOG.md.
This project builds on open source and community work — full list in NOTICE:
PolyHook2 (stevemk14ebr), MinHook (TsudaKageyu), Zydis/Zycore (zyantific), asmjit/asmtk,
Xe.BinaryMapper (Xeeynamo), the FFX module loader / DINPUT8 proxy concept (ffgriever).
The DINPUT8 main-thread seam (GetDeviceState vtable hook) was discovered and proven
in-house (see docs). ATEL/monster codecs in SinCoreLib were extracted from the
FFX Mod Studio editor codebase (our own code).
🇧🇷 This project is made by a Brazilian developer. If it helps you, consider supporting its development:
Any amount helps. Even US$ 2 contributes to maintenance. FFX Mod Studio is bigger than the hooks: it includes the Editor, Launcher, download website and other tools. Your support helps keep that work going. Donations are optional.
GPL-3.0 — see LICENSE. Game assets and FFX.exe are NOT included and remain property
of Square Enix. This project is a fan-made tooling layer.