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''Special thanks to Chickenlump, Geiger, Zeality, FuSoYa''<br><br>

*[http://geigercount.net/crypt/ Geiger's Crypt], home of Temporal Flux

Temporal Flux is the ultimate editor for Chrono Trigger. Here are T.Geiger's words, from http://board.acmlm.org/thread.php?id=8041 ...at the storyline exactly is, or whether he has all his facts straight, but Geiger is very professional. For now, pick it up here:

...ouped. Navigate by starting left and moving right in each image. Credit to Geiger for the cool 'Celestial Gate' name for the final area.

...ontent (instead of memory), so they can be left on all the time. Thanks to Geiger.

...go to KWhazit (translation), ZeaLitY (script insertion and miscellaneous), Geiger and JLukas (technical assistance and hard hacking), Vehek (title screen cre

* Geiger - Using his Snes9x debugger, I could develop the item duplication glitch in

...o'd been ROM hacking Chrono Trigger for some time prior. In November 2004, Geiger released the editor Temporal Flux, which allowed unprecedented easy editing ...lectual property; it encourages the fanbase and lengthens the game's life. Geiger made Chrono Trigger immortal by releasing Temporal Flux. Anyone can take a

...h some time and lots of patience) to alter Chrono Trigger to one's liking. Geiger's Temporal Flux is extremely user-friendly and the Compendium is a treasure ...raphics packets used in the court room area via Temporal Flux. I must say, Geiger has really given us full control over Chrono Trigger's environments -- espe

...on the encyclopedia. There are other attempts to organize the ROM (such as Geiger's CT offsets). ====Geiger's Offsets====

...onsters, treasure chests, shops, etc. Most importantly, a rom hacker named Geiger has created an editor called Temporal Flux that allows editing of music ins

''Author'': Geiger<br> ...r, and other stats. It was designed as a companion for Temporal Flux until Geiger can add these features to that program.

When I tried using the edited-warp method (see "Game Notes" in Geiger's Chrono Trigger Database) to view endings, the credits didn't display.

...nd use If checks. Read the Memory Locations.txt of the Offsets Guide from Geiger's Crypt to find out how the clock values are stored. ...space in memory (It's 8 bytes off) but it's easy enough to see where using Geiger's Debugger RAM viewer. (That's why my comparison checks are checking a diff

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''Author'': Geiger<br /> ''Geiger'': This is a technology demo of self-modifying code (SMC). Assignment comm

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<pre>Directly from Geiger's Offsets.txt

These locations have been found apart from Geiger's Memory Locations offset file. Perhaps if that document is updated, they w

'''Note:''' When Geiger was writing his offsets guide he seems to have mistakenly assumed that the ''Geiger'': Not sure how the APU handles it, but the preprocessor in the CPU code ca