You may also notice the game takes longer than normal to load - this is also normal. You may see the screen come up and then go away. At this point, just to initialize everything, I recommend running the game once.Inside of the plugins folder should look like this: Now, to make sure everything is in order, you can click into the BepInEx folder and you should see a folder called "plugins".Choose "Yes" to merge the folders when you see the prompt. Then you can simply extract that zip into your install folder. So if we're installing Memoria for FF2, just download the Final Fantasy 2 link there.Next you need to download a specific plugin for whichever Pixel Remaster you're modding.Unzip everything into your install folder.Download this BepInEx zip folder here: DOWNLOAD.You might need Memoria for some mods and I'll talk about that next.Your first troubleshoot step should be to make sure you're using the custom UnityPlayer.dll. Make sure you did that because no mods will work without that step.Overwrite the original UnityPlayer.dll inside the install folder with the custom one.Extract with 7-Zip or another program that can extract.Download the custom UnityPlayer.dll: DOWNLOAD.You can download Memoria here: Īs a general rule of thumb, if something modifies gameplay or text elements, it is probably using Memoria to do that. I'll go over the details of the differences between regular mods and Memoria mods below, as well as how to get Memoria set up. Some mods require that you use something called Memoria.Download that file and paste that into the install folder.Credit to Enfyve for their work, and you can support them here: Every single mod with the exception of font mods requires that you replace this with a custom version. Inside the install folder, there is a file called "UnityPlayer.dll".This is where you'll find the exe file, called "FINAL FANTASY II.exe".
From now on, I'll refer to this as the "install folder". Find and click into the folder called FINAL FANTASY II PR.If they're somewhere else, you'll find a folder there called. By default, your Steam games are located in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common.You'll need something like 7-Zip to extract almost all of the files you download, especially.
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