Zero Time Dilemma (Windows, PlayStation Vita)

This page contains notes for the game Zero Time Dilemma (Windows, PlayStation Vita).

Character ID#

ID	Corresponds to
010	Carlos
020	Akane
030	Junpei
040	Q
050	Mira
060	Eric
070	Diana
080	Sigma
090	Phi
100	Zero
110	Delta
120	Gab
130	Robed Mira

Scenes#

Scenes (or events) follow the following format: sxxyyz

s: Stands for "scene"
xx: Double digit number. The first number corresponds to how deep the fragment is in the timeline, the second number is which branch on the timeline (eg. 20 is an early fragment where nobody dies, while 31 is a later fragment where C-team was executed)
yy: Can either be "xc" (C-team), "yq" (Q-team), "zd" (D-team), or "aa" (all teams). The xyz prefixes are added to allow for alphabetical sorting while maintaining the desired CQD order.
z: The exact fragment based on choices of other teams. For example, "s23yq" is an early Q-team fragment on the timeline where D-team is executed. s23yq1 is the branch where Carlos kills Akane, while s23yq2 is where Carlos kills himself.

ID	Corresponds to
s00aa1	Coincide
s10aa1	Execution
s10xc1	Execution: C
s10yq1	Execution: Q
s10zd1	Execution: D
s18aa1	Execution Results
s20xc1	First come, first saved: C
s20yq1	First come, first saved: Q
s20zd1	First come, first saved: D
s21yq1	Radical-6
s21zd1	Suppression
s21zd2	Outbreak / End-D1
s22xc1	Poison
s22zd1	Fire
s23xc1	Suspicion
s23yq1	Pop off
s23yq2	Triangle
s23zd1	Door of Truth
s30xc1	Force Quit: C
s30yq1	Force Quit: Q
s30zd1	Force Quit: D
s31yq1	Reality
s32xc1	Ambidex
s32xc2	Anthropic Principle
s32xc3	Monty Hall
s32zd1	Transporter
s33xc1	Get back
s33yq1	Q
s39xc1	Pressed the yellow button (C)
s39yq1	Pressed the yellow button (Q)
s39zd1	Pressed the yellow button (D)
s40aa1	Final Decision
s78xc1	Flashback to C-team getting executed
s78yq1	Flashback to Q-team getting executed
s78zd1	Flashback to D-team getting executed
s81xc1	Apocalypse
s98aa1	Pay off
s99aa1	Pay off 2

Audio#

Audio files correspond directly to the message IDs. For example, message 13 corresponds to "00013.ogg". However, this is only for the Japanese audio. English audio has an offset of 9000 added to it, so the same message is voiced in "09013.ogg".

Maps#

ID	Corresponds to	Notes
m010	Lounge (C-ward)
m011	Lounge (Q-ward)
m012	Lounge (D-ward)
m013	Lounge (Real)
m014	???	(only in \map)
m020	Decontamination Room
m030	Prep Room	(only in \system\title)
m040	Control room
m050	Infirmary
m060	Rec Room
m070	Pantry
m080	Power Room
m090	Healing Room
m100	Locker Room
m110	Manufacturing
m120	Transporter
m130	Fire
m140	Pod Room
m150	BioLab
m160	Quantum Computer Dome
m170	Study
m180	Confinement Cells from Coincide
m230	Elevator Room
m240	Nevada Desert DCOM
m250	Nevada Desert Apocalypse

Compression#

In the 3DS version, some files are compressed with GZip. Example tool to decompress this is Kuriimu. But note that the TCRF page doesn't account for the 3DS version yet.

(Source: Original TCRF research)