style="background-color:#61BAF7; text-align: left;color:#17191c;--link:#12467a;--newlink:#9c2b26;--dim:#4a4d52" colspan="3"; | Debug Menu Move up and down Confirm with Enter
>> Game >> Model Viewer
Text Test
Sprite Test
Sound Test
Character Test
Message Test
UI Test
Debug Rendering Test
VFX Test
Block Test
High Quality Test
Character Makeup Preview Test
Motion Data Test
Biome Map Test
style="background-color:#61BAF7; text-align: left;color:#17191c;--link:#12467a;--newlink:#9c2b26;--dim:#4a4d52" colspan="3"; | Stage Selection Menu Move up and down ◯From the Beggining △To Load Save Data
The CG department seems to be the department tasked with building the structures of the world. These islands are the raw, world generated islands, without any of the Dioramas generated afterwards.
The CG department seems to be the department tasked with building the structures of the world. These islands are the raw, world generated islands, without any of the Dioramas generated afterwards.
The CG department seems to be the department tasked with building the structures of the world. These islands are the raw, world generated islands, without any of the Dioramas generated afterwards. This map has some more resemblance to the original Moonbrooke from DQII, for example, the beach south of the castle.
The CG department seems to be the department tasked with building the structures of the world. These islands are the raw, world generated islands, without any of the Dioramas generated afterwards. This map has the chunkless tiles incorrectly set to sea water instead of the black void.
The CG department seems to be the department tasked with building the structures of the world. This island is the debug playroom where the devs tested all of the items, built structures, and seemed to have fun with.
This island was originally generated with the generation code of a very early version of the Isle of Awakening. Chunks of the island resemble the final release's island.
There are "default blocks", which are blocks that were removed and default to the earth texture; weird items scattered across the floor, which ID wise are slotted between plant like items, meaning they originally were vegetation that got removed and their ID got repurposed; items that go unused, like the clothing rack or a variant of the milkblossom with an orange tint instead of the blue tint; areas that can be seen in prerelease footage or even in final game pictures (need to double check that); and much more.
World Generation Minimap
Careful, you'll lose an eye.
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This house could have been built before corner connecting fences were coded in
An aea where the prologue ship and the Moonbrooke ship chill together.
This version of the ship has cannons.
This sends you to a menu where you can see all of the blocks in different backgrounds, and all items as well, sorted by ID.
Careful, you'll lose an eye.
This page or section needs more images. There's a whole lotta words here, but not enough pictures. Please fix this. Specifically: These images were taken in a localised debug launcher. As such, the menus have their text be **** instead of the proper japanese text. They need to be replaced with proper japanese images to be able to translate the menu.
This sends you to a menu where you can see all of the characters in different backgrounds sorted by Char ID, alongside the clothes and weapon models, also sorted by ID.
Careful, you'll lose an eye.
This page or section needs more images. There's a whole lotta words here, but not enough pictures. Please fix this. Specifically: These images were taken in a localised debug launcher. As such, the menus have their text be **** instead of the proper japanese text. They need to be replaced with proper japanese images to be able to translate the menu.
This first screen shows weapons and other holdable items
This second screen shows the main character's customization models
This third screen shows the characters sorted by ID
It can iterate between versions of the same character
This fourth screen shows the armour and clothes. It can iterate between the gendered versions
Diorama Jump
Items
Player
Townspeople
Monsters
Bosses
Character (Individual)
Story
Paragraph
Quests
Blueprints
Time and Weather
Biome Map
Diorama editor
Diorama Battles
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