This is purely a best-effort release based on the newest framework for higher patch support.

https://github.com/fosspill/FFXIV_Modding_Tool/files/10494294/ffmt_testing3.tar.gz

No premade packages are planned for this release

FFXIV_Modding_Tool (FFMT for short) is a crossplatform commandline interface for Final Fantasy XIV Modding.

Feature changes

• Removed defrag function. Should be investigated further.

Framework fixes

• Simplify file-system check to fix #258 (finally! Sorry about the wait!) We have a PR waiting upstream, but until then our own branch is patched.
• Endwalker support
• Fixed an error when attempting to import a model containing non sequential mesh numbers
• Fixed a bug where an incorrect LoD count was written to the MDL file during model import
• Male Viera support
• Updated offsets for Korean clients
• Companion category is fixed

FFXIV_Modding_Tool (FFMT for short) is a crossplatform commandline interface for Final Fantasy XIV Modding.

New Features

• An option to defragment your DAT files with ffmt defragment
  • This attempts to reclaim unused file space

Framework changes

• Added common Linux Drive Formats to the list of supported filesystems for a higher mod limit
• Fixed an error when attempting to import a model containing non sequential mesh numbers
• Fixed a bug where an incorrect LoD count was written to the MDL file during model import

FFXIV_Modding_Tool (FFMT for short) is a crossplatform commandline interface for Final Fantasy XIV Modding.

New Features

• Simple Modpack creation with ffmt modpack create --output ~/Path/To/Modpack.ttmp2 or ffmt mpc -o ~/Path/To/Modpack.ttmp2
  • This takes your currently enabled mods and makes a modpack out of it.
  • Wizard creation and other customization will come at a later point.
  • This is mostly useful to backup and restore mods during patches.

Framework changes

• Updated offsets for Korean clients
• Resolved an issue wherein Racial Scaling mods were not being saved/applied correctly during TTMP import

FFXIV_Modding_Tool (FFMT for short) is a crossplatform commandline interface for Final Fantasy XIV Modding.

Framework changes

• Offset updates for Global Patch 5.5 (Closes #242)
• Offset updates for Chinese client

FFXIV_Modding_Tool (FFMT for short) is a crossplatform commandline interface for Final Fantasy XIV Modding.

Fixes and maintenance

• Fixes mdl error from #231 (comment) (@Kamoedesu)
• Fixes colours not resetting after output.

Framework changes

• Updated base item sets file
• Fixed furniture metadata mods breaking metadata on other items
• Updated offsets for Korean clients
• Fixed equipment decals under 100 not being accessible
• Fixed Chinese client issues with FFXIV patch 5.31

FFXIV_Modding_Tool (FFMT for short) is a crossplatform commandline interface for Final Fantasy XIV Modding.

New Features

• Officially supported package for macOS through brew install fosspill/ffmt/ffmt
• Officially supported RPM package
• Self-contained releases available for all platforms

Fixes and maintenance

• Removal of the last binary blob we depended on as the moddingframework now works without it!

Framework changes

• Offsets updated to support patch 5.4
• Resolved an issue wherein restoring index backups with improper DAT counts would not have their DAT counts corrected after restoration
• Resolved an issue wherein importing multiple metadata files affecting the same set could result in the import variant data being set improperly

FFXIV_Modding_Tool (FFMT for short) is a crossplatform commandline interface for Final Fantasy XIV Modding.

Fixes and maintenance

• Ensure that the framework is providing actual progress before doing math with it.
• The message when importing modpacks now shows the modpack's name
• In rare circumstances loading a modpack information could be slow and result in the application feeling unresponsive for a short while. A message has been moved a bit earlier to ensure that the user gets information.

Framework changes

• Solved material addition issues
• Solved metadata mod issues
• Solved extra file mods counting as base game files
• Improved modpack importing, enabling and disabling speeds
• Add racial scaling mod support

FFXIV_Modding_Tool (FFMT for short) is a crossplatform commandline interface for Final Fantasy XIV Modding.

Fixes and maintenance

• The message when importing modpacks now shows the modpack's name
• In rare circumstances loading a modpack information could be slow and result in the application feeling unresponsive for a short while. A message has been moved a bit earlier to ensure that the user gets information.

Framework changes

• Solved material addition issues
• Solved metadata mod issues
• Solved extra file mods counting as base game files
• Improved modpack importing, enabling and disabling speeds
• Add racial scaling mod support

FFXIV_Modding_Tool (FFMT for short) is a crossplatform commandline interface for Final Fantasy XIV Modding.

IMPORTANT CHANGES

• -ttmp and -t will be deprecated with v1.0! Replaced by freestanding paths, ie: ffmt modpack import mymodpack.ttmp
• Import multiple .ttmp files at once! ffmt modpack import mymodpack.ttmp mymodpack2.ttmp

New features

• Support for multiple .ttmp files at once

Fixes and maintenance

• Arguments code cleaned up and partially reworked.
• Rename modlist.cgf to modlist.cfg, this is automatically done if the user has the wrong filename until v1.0
• Framework updated

Documentation

• Website replaced with a simpler Docsify based solution
• First time setup guide updated to match ffmt setup command
• Import guide updated to match deprecation of -t

Framework changes

• Fixed importing mods in specific bad modlist/index states causing a semaphore error
• Added proper equipment decal mod support
• Added support for all DDS types
• Fixed ex bones support
• Fixed hair mod support