Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana

Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana
Also known as: Irisu no Atorie Etanaru Mana (JP) Developer: Gust Publishers: Gust (JP), NIS America (US), Koei (EU), THQ (AU) Platform: PlayStation 2 Released in JP: May 27, 2004 Released in US: June 28, 2005 Released in EU: March 17, 2006 Released in AU: March 23, 2006 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has debugging material. This game has a hidden sound test. This game has a hidden level select.

To do: Debug menu located at 0023EBD4 (US Version) in RAM. This contains a lot of neat dev stuff. Level editor, map select, animation viewer and more. Get this to work properly. Also these debug options: 0012C0A4 (Animation Viewer 2), 00229118 (Battle Debug), 0013A8B0 (BGM Test), 0014E8B0 (Map editor thingy).

The first game in the long running Atelier series to be localized in the west.

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Unused Graphics Some awkward closeup images.

Unused Music IDs

Below are unused music IDs that were once other songs during development. Forcing them to play will result in playing used music in the final game with little to no difference. You will find categories of which these songs belonged to below.

Master Code (for console users only)
902BD1D0 0C0AF41C
Force Sequenced Song to Play
20FA4BC0 2410????
20137064 0C3E92F0
20137068 0080802D
20FA4BC4 001010C0
20FA4BC8 03E00008

With the above code on, simply take a Music ID from below and put it where the "????" is in the above code to hear the song play. It is best to enter Sound Mode from the Bonus screen with this code on.

Music ID	Music That Plays	Music Internal Name	Music Category	Notes
000C	Lost Technology	qv_gate	Map music
001A	Lost Technology	qv_markis01	Map music
001C	The Forest of Meeting	qv_puni01	Map music	This song is slightly louder than its used version.
0023	Town Where the Bells Chime	qv_core	Map music
0025	Town Where the Bells Chime	qv_youseishop	Map music	Internal name translation: Fairy Shop.
0027	Lost Technology	qv_erfolk	Map music
002D	Town Where the Bells Chime	qv_extra02	Map music
002F	Town Where the Bells Chime	qv_extra03	Map music
0030	Town Where the Bells Chime	qv_extra04	Map music
0031	The Forest of Meeting	qv_sougen01	Map music	Internal name translation: Meadows, grassland.
0032	Town Where the Bells Chime	qv_room01	Map music
0036	Town Where the Bells Chime	qv_pr04	Map music
003B	The Forest of Meeting	wm_05	World Map Music
003C	The Forest of Meeting	wm_06	World Map Music
0046	Town Where the Bells Chime	bt_pr01	Battle Music
0047	Town Where the Bells Chime	bt_pr02	Battle Music
004F	Lost Technology	es_renkin	Event Music
0052	Town Where the Bells Chime	es_03	Event Music
0053	Town Where the Bells Chime	es_04	Event Music
0054	Town Where the Bells Chime	ec_krein	Event Music
0055	Town Where the Bells Chime	ec_ryta	Event Music
0056	Town Where the Bells Chime	ec_popo	Event Music
0057	Town Where the Bells Chime	ec_arlin	Event Music
0058	Town Where the Bells Chime	ec_norun	Event Music
0059	Town Where the Bells Chime	ec_delsus	Event Music
005A	Town Where the Bells Chime	ec_maretta	Event Music
005C	Town Where the Bells Chime	ec_iris	Event Music

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Debug Menu

To do: Get this menu to work properly. Not all functions work as of right now. Once this menu works, fix up this section and add more detailed info.

A debug menu containing a few neat tools can be found left in the game. It has options such as an animation viewer and map editor.

Main Debug Menu

The main debug menu. Currently, only QvAnmTest and QvTexObjEdit work.

QvTest

Inside QvTest option. It's unclear what this is.

QvSeMapTest

This is a level select option. You can enable it with the code below for the US version of the game.

Enable Level Select (press Triangle in-game to enter)
201ABCF4 0C0922D8
D0E2E9E0 00004200
20248C0C 00000000
D0E2E9E0 00000000
20248C0C 54620005

Once inside this menu, press R2+X to enter a map of your choice. Using this menu will also enable some extra debug options such as being able to view the coordinates of the player, and SFX locations. Press Start to bring this info up. Markers in blue represent a map SFX location.

Animation Viewer

Inside QvAnmTest option. This allows you to view all the sprites in the game and view their various animated states.

Map Editor

Inside QvTexObjEdit option. This appears to be a map/object editor. You can select various objects and place them in the map. It is unclear how the saving option works while in this mode. It might save the changes to an HDD if it were plugged in.

Extra Debug Functions

Debug functions not present in the master debug menu. These are likely leftovers from previous Gust games.

Animation Viewer 2

Another animation viewer, tucked away in the game's code can be seen here. You can activate it with the following code for the US version of the game.

Enable Animation Debug (press Triangle in-game to enter)
201ABCF4 0C04B029

Additionally, you will need to go to the following memory locations while inside the debug option and set values at their locations to change the sprite and animation the sprite is doing.

Animation Debug Memory Offsets.

01FE22B4 0000xxxx Current Player / Monster. Higher values are enemies and event animations.
01FE22B8 000000xx Current Animation.

Animation Debug Buttons

X = Play Current Animation
O = Exit / Back
L1 = Flip Sprite Upside Down
R1 = Flip Sprite Left / Right
L2 (Hold) = Loop Animation.
Start = Enter Frame-by-frame Debug Option.
Select = Change BG to Black or White.

Battle Debug

You can do quite a lot of things in this debug option. You can attack enemies, attack your own party while controlling a monster, view attacks and skill animations, change attack patterns and skills, adjust and see skill effects in real time, and even add them to existing animations!

Enable Battle Debug (press Triangle in-game to enter)
201ABCF4 0C08A446

Additionally, you may want to activate these codes while inside the menu to change the current player / enemy:

10B6E5AA 0000xxxx

xxxx = Player select. 0000 is Klein, 0001 is Lita and so forth.

20B6E5B0 xxxxyyyy

xxxx = Monster Position. A value of 000C is close to the party.
yyyy = Monster displayed on field.

Controls:

Controls (Main Screen)
L1 / R1 = Change Attack / Skill of current player or enemy.
X = Enter Attack Mode. This attacks with the current skill selected.
Triangle = Change between controllable target. 
D-Pad (After entering Attack Mode) = Select target to attack.
Select = Enter attack configuration menu.

Controls (Attack Configuration Screen)
D-Pad = Change current selected option.
L1 / R1 = Change highlighted option.
Start = Clear highlighted option.

BGM Test

In this menu, you can select all of the music in the game, including the streamed songs, such as the opening and ending songs.

Enable BGM Test (press Triangle in-game to enter)
201ABCF4 0C04EA2C
D0E2EA60 0000BDFF
2013AC58 00000000
D0E2EA60 0000FFFF
2013AC58 1462004B

Controls:

Left / Right = Move through options of current selection.
R1 / R2 = Move through options by a lot.

With the code on, press R2+X to hear your current selection. Additionally, you may want to activate this code to move through the options in this menu.

D1FE2064 0000000D
01FE206C 000000xx
xx = 
00 Bgm
01 BgmReplay
02 BgmFadeOut
03 BgmStop
04 Se
05 SeStop
06 Voice
07 VoiceStop
08 BgmVolume
09 SeVolume
0A BgmChVolume (doesn't appear to work)
0B StreamPlay
0C StreamStop

Map Effect Editor

It's unclear what this option is. You can select effects and make them display at a set position in this option. It appears you would be able to save these edits to a dev kit or memory card or upload the result to a PC.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Sound

An unused sound effect from Viorate no Atelier: Gramnad no Renkinjutsushi 2 can be found left in this game.

(Source: Original TCRF research)