[FE7] Manual TileChanges not working?

Questions
#1

I was trying to force a tilechange to occur during a cutscene, and while forcing the tilechange(MAC1 0xID 0x00) works, when I try to reverse it, nothing happens. I read that big tutorial written by Arch, which says that 0x00 forces the change and 0x08 undoes it, but for me, using either 0x00 or 0x08 forces the tilechange, thus, I am unable to reverse the tilechange. Any ideas?

Oh, and here is the code that uses it:
Opening_event2:
CAM1 [9,8]
CMOF
LOU1 Messenger
ENUN
SOUN OpenDoor
MAC1 0x00 0x00
MOVE [9,11] [9,8]
ENUN
BACG 0x4A
LOU1 MoreMessengers
TEX1 0x868
REMA
MOVE [9,8][10,13]
MOVE [7,8][8,15]
MOVE [8,8][9,15]
MOVE [9,8][10,15]
MOVE [10,8][8,16]
MOVE [11,8][9,16]
ENUN
DISA [10,13]
DISA [8,15]
DISA [9,15]
DISA [10,15]
DISA [8,16]
DISA [9,16]
SOUN OpenDoor
MAC1 0x00 0x08
CAM1 [14,16]
CURF [14,16]
LOU1 Ross
MUS1 RecruitmentTheme
BACG 0x1B
TEX1 0x869
ITGC 0x02 DoorKey
REMA
CAM1 [5,16]
STAL 0x10
MUS1 0x5E
TEX1 0x86A
REMA
ENDA

TileChanges:
TileMap(0x00,0x09,0x09,0x01,0x01,DoorOpen)
TileMapEnd

DoorOpen:
BYTE 0xB8 0x0E

#2

Try using 0x80 instead of 0x08. That’s what Night of Farewells uses, IIRC.

#3

My recommendation is to say Fuck it and just use MACC and the location of the tile change on the map.

FE7:
MACC [Position X, Position Y]
FE6:
MACC [Position X, Position Y]

Triggers a map change.

Parameters:
Position = Position of the map change.
Position of the map change.

#4

@Primefusion
I tried that as well, but it yielded the same result for me(meaning, it only made the tilechange occur, not reverse it).

Yeah, that worked, but when I tried to unlock the door with a normal key, nothing happened. I just ended up using an AFEV event. The MACC code also only seems to reverse the tilechange(unless it is supposed to)?

#5

MACC just triggers a tile change. Whether it’s reversing it or not counts on the current status of the door. As for unlocking the door… honestly my maps were inserted with Tiled so I never had to worry. Just attach an event to the door and give it a label for the MACC.

Like…

DOOR ID DoorOpen [X,Y] 0x10

DoorOpen:
MACC [X,Y]
ENDA