#Sonic 06 characters license#
#Sonic 06 characters ps3#

All of the textures used in the background of the stages' previews are much wider than they need to be: 2048 pixels.

The Gems were originally supposed to be Chaos Emeralds, as evident in the Rainbow Gem being referred to as Emerald_S in the game's code.

Many of Sonic's internal files are referred to as sonic_new, likely because Sonic's model was changed from the one seen at Tokyo Game Show (TGS) 2005.

These are named twn_mission_comical.xma, twn_mission_slow.xma, and twn_mission_fast.xma respectively.

The track 'Town Mission' uses the name stg_twn_shop.xma, which doesn't fit the syntax of the other Town Mission tracks.The former is unlikely as the game is relatively sloppy internally, but the latter is supported by the fact that the 'All' track on the OST uses this order. However, Crisis City's tracks don't follow this as closely: the first two tracks are stg_csc_a.xma and stg_csc_b.xma respectively, but the mach speed section's track is called stg_csc_e.xma and the track for the section before it is called stg_csc_f.xma, which may imply both that Crisis City had many more areas in the past and also that the mach speed section was intended to be before that platforming section. The letter corresponds with which section of the stage in which the music plays. The internal naming scheme of the music for stages usually follows this format: stg_(stage id)_(letter).xma.The Zlib one is missing entirely from both places, however. The exact text can be found in the Unused Text subpage.Ĭuriously, two of these licenses (the Boost and Lua ones) are present in the XBLA demo, as part of a promotional image that appears when beating the stage, and are also mentioned in the game's manual. Lua and Zlib are used in almost every file in the game, so it's not like these are left over from an earlier build of the game or anything.

#Sonic 06 characters license#

Traditionally, the contents of these text files would be placed in the credits, but they're missing, even though the logos (with brief license info) for Havok, Kynogon, and Dolby Digital are all present there. These files contain the license information for Boost Software, a collection of C++ libraries, as well as the Lua scripting langauge and the Zlib compression format.

#Sonic 06 characters ps3#

On the root of the disc for both the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions exist BOOST.TXT, LUA5.TXT, and ZLIB123.TXT. Twn_a_h097_df_c.dds had gaussian blur added to a portion of the texture for where it'd be mapped over a shop window. Twn_a_h060_df_c.dds had gaussian blur added to a portion of the texture for where it'd be mapped over a shop window. Twn_a_h039_df_c.dds had gaussian blur added to a portion of the texture for where it'd be mapped over a shop window. Twn_a_h503_df_c.dds was also made darker, but was modified to add the number 15 for Soleanna. Twn_a_h704_dfxx_c.dds was modified to add the word 'CAFE' for Soleanna. twn_a1cring04_dfxx_b.dds, twn_a1cring05_dfxx_b.dds, twn_a1swalk58_dfsp_b.dds, and twn_a1swalk60_dfsp_b.dds were made darker for Soleanna.twn_a1brick01_dfsp_b.dds was made brighter for Soleanna.The most relevant textures are slightly transparent in e0031, which is correct for the diffuse-specular configuration - they are opaque for Soleanna.The textures used in e0031 appear to be early counterparts, as they're missing some text and effects, but are also set up correctly, unlike Soleanna's final textures. Many buildings are missing, while some are missing sides, probably due to being out of sight. The event ID for this cutscene is e0031 and has its own separate terrain folder from Soleanna's actual one, containing models and textures that are different. In the first in-game cutscene for Sonic's episode, we see a nighttime version of Soleanna that's a bit different to the terrain you actually get to play around in. TestTextMode - displays text-related textures in a debugging view - by default, it displays the button prompts in their order of appearance in picture.pft.Unknown (?) - possibly TestCellSpriteMode, but it doesn't appear to render anything.

StateEndingMode - plays Sonic's credits sequence.

StageSelectParameterStory - boots back to the main menu to Episode Select.StageSelectParameterStage (?) - same as above.StageSelectParameterStage - deserializes stage information from b.The sprite data was found for this, and its functionality has been somewhat restored through hacking. An unused animated title screen referred to internally as 'DevTitle' - pressing Start will take you to a debug menu that unfortunately no longer renders, but is still functional.