The dump of XML file is available in the Notes page. The XML file organizes the objects by category, so it was possibly used by Sega/Sonic Team's level editor. The game has a XML file which stores the name of each level object in Japanese, which are never seen in normal gameplay. The dummy- is just a pixel of that respective color. Within an unpacked bb3.cpk is an Application.ar.00 which contains these files: See if the debug options can be re-enabled and if so, see if they still work.Do you own the plain-text versions of those Lua files? If so, please upload it! There might still be unused elements.Images from the Sonic Unleashed debugger remain in the game. However, the game will get stuck at the last frame of "Sonic is falling" intro animation. If the debug initialization is entered AND the variable g_IsDebugSequence is 1, the lua script will try to enter the debug menu screen mode (MODULE_DEBUGMENU) instead of the hub world (MODULE_PLAYABLEMENU). If the debug initialization (MODULE_DEBUGINIT) is entered from the title screen without setting g_IsDebugSequence to 1, the game will enter the main game, but with no visible changes. In addition, this flag is reset to 0 when the game enters the title screen. However, the game will get stuck at a black screen, because the game requires displaying the Havok logo to successfully initialize the game. If this value is 1, the Lua script will boot directly into the debug initialization (MODULE_DEBUGINIT) instead of the start of logo sequences (MODULE_NOTICE_CESA). (Source: evilhamwizard (Plain-text a)) global("g_IsDebugSequence", 0) - デバッグシーケンスフラグĪt the beginning of the file, there is a variable named "g_IsDebugSequence". 9.4 Leftover Unleashed Renderer and Shader Tables.
6.5 PAMxx_Dummy_A_wav.aax through PAMxx_Dummy_M_wav.aax.
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