EBP Editor

View, modify and export the currently loaded .ebp file in memory.

Sections

An ebp consists of multiple different sections which all hold information about a single location.

Usage

1. Enter the location you want to edit (e.g. Rabanastre / Southgate).

2. Decide what you want to edit (e.g. Treasures).

3. Click on the according checkbox to expand the group (e.g. 0 : Script Source Data).

4. Edit everything to your liking.

You can navigate through the list of entries by modifying the Identifier.

Save Changes

1. Search for your current location in the location spreadsheet from Resources.

2. Note the name of the ebp file it uses (e.g. sav_a01.ebp).

3. Create the following directory structure based on the file name: ps2data\plan_master\us\plan_map\sav_a\sav_a01\global\sav_a01.ebp.dir.

4. Click on the checkbox of Export Section To File to expand the group.

5. Click on the value field of Section Identifier to open its drop-down list.

6. Select a section in the drop-down list (e.g. 0 : Script Source Data).

7. Click on the checkbox of Execute Script to run the script.

8. Navigate into the directory from step 3: sav_a01.ebp.dir\...

9. Confirm your choice by selecting save.

Repeat steps 3-9 if you wish to export another section. Once you are done, create an archive (.7z, .zip, .rar etc.) out of the root directory (ps2data) and install it (e.g. Vortex).

Language Directory Name

The name of the language directory created in step 3 needs to be adjusted according to one of the following, depending on the language you are playing with:

Abbrevation	Language
ch	Traditional Chinese
cn	Simplified Chinese
de	German
es	Spanish
fr	French
in	Japanese
it	Italian
kr	Korean
us	English

Notes

Since there is only one .ebp file loaded in memory at a time, switching your current location will result in it being overwritten by another .ebp file. Therefore, if you intent on keeping any of your changes, make sure to export them before.

Since this editor works with the currently loaded .ebp file in memory, all changes applied to the it via mods will already be present. Hence why you can simply export your changes, install it as a mod, and continue working where you left of the last time. However, this means that you have to be very mindful with which mods you have active while working on yours as otherwise you will unknowingly work on top of the changes of other mods.

This editor works as an alternative to the VM Script De/Compiler which you would usually use to make any changes to an ebp as it is much more powerful. However, if you only want to make some tiny changes here and there and immediately see what effect they have, this editor can also come in handy.

The Free Teleport option can come in handy when trying to reach the location you want to edit.

Loading the exported files of this editor require the FF12 External File Loader to be installed.

For a detailed list of all the information available in this editor, you can view the spreadsheet in Resources.