Monster Rancher 2 Disk Read process

A complete technical guide and breakdown on how Monster Rancher 2 reads a CD to make monsters, and how you can manually create your own files by reverse engineering them from this data. The Make-A-Monster app is built on this research and can generate files for you automatically by just picking and choosing what you want.

Prologue

If you have ever played Monster Rancher 2 back in the Playstation 1 days, you probably spent a long period of your time in the Shrine with all of your old CDs, plugging and chugging to see what Monsters you could unlock and if you could find that special rare one.

Since then, a few people have figured out how to create the discs based on cloning the specific ones that have been documented to produce the special rare monsters.  There is a great youtube video on the internet created by teawch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTrZbc0deOo) that shows how to do this with a program called ImgBurn.  teawch also provides links to files in order to create pretty much any CD based monster that you need.  The process uses an .img and .ccd file created by the CloneCD process.

There have also been some comments on the internet on the ability to modify some of the .ccd file data in order to change the monsters that are produced.  Well because of a partial understanding and a request through the greatest Discord group out there, I have dug down deep into the bowels of the Monster Rancher 2 code and I am here to reveal what specific data from the .ccd is important and hopefully show how to create your own CDs.

All of the information will be based on creating a .ccd file that is compatible with ImgBurn.  I have done some trial and error on trying to eliminate some of the data needed for ImgBurn to create the CD, but in the end decided that I wasn’t going to waste a bunch of CDs to determine something that wasn’t that important to this process.  Please note, by no means am I an expert on understanding the CD burn process or understand the specific terms to the full extent inside the .ccd file.  I will probably use lingo that will be incorrect for the true technical CD specification format world, but it should be valid enough for the purposes of this document.

 

Chapter 1 – Understanding the Data

So, to get you started, MR2 uses the Table of Contents (TOC) burned on the CD to get its data and that is why the read is so short of the CD when at the shrine.  There are 3 pieces of information in the TOC to determine what monster to create:  The time length of the CD (start of the lead out time), the start time of track number 2 on the CD, and the start time of the last track on the CD.  For each of those, 2 pieces of data is used: the point time minutes and the point time seconds.  This data is labeled as PMin and PSec in each entry of the .ccd file.  An example (self-created) .ccd file is on the next page for your reference.  The length of the CD is stored in the PMin and PSec of Entry 2 which contains Point 0xa2, indicating lead out start time.  The second track start time is stored in the PMin and PSec of Entry 4 which contains Point 0x02, indicating track 2.  The last track start time is stored in the PMin and PSec of Entry 5 which contains Point 0x03, indicating track 3, which is the last track.  We know it is the last track because in Entry 1, the PMin value is set to 3, indicating so.  If for some reason, any part of this data is missing on the CD, which may occur with a CD with only 1 audio track, MR2 will use 0 for these values.

The real data that is actually used by ImgBurn for each of those entries is the PLBA value which indicates the sector number of the CD where the real information would begin.  The calculation of the PLBA value is as follows:
((PMin x 60 + PSec) x 75) + PFrame - 150.  These PLBA values also need to be the same as the track index numbers stored in the .ccd file as well.  If the Track sections of the .ccd file are missing, ImgBurn throws an error and won’t let you write the CD.

 

Chapter 2 - It doesn’t exist, but maybe it should.

Example 1 - the .ccd File
The .CCD or TOC file is actually a continuous single-column file. The examples shown here are in columns for easier reading.

 

Chapter 3 - MR2 Shrine CD Reading/Monster Generation Process

After reading the CD, MR2 follows the following simple process

1. Check to see if CD is the Monster Rancher 2 CD
1. Data Retrieval Type is marked as 4
2. Monster Main type is set to 0x19 (Mocchi) and stored off
3. Monster Sub type is set to 0x19 (Mocchi) and stored off

2. Check to see if CD is a Stored Special Monster
1. Data Retrieval Type is marked as 2
2. All Monster Data for the special monster is stored off

3. CD is neither Monster Rancher 2 or Special Monster
1. Data Retrieval Type is marked as 1
2. Monster Main type is determined and stored off
3. Monster Sub type is determined and stored off
4. Monster data offset indices are determined
5. Monster attribute and life week offset data is retrieved via indices and stored off

4. Monster Main Type is set in Monster Data Space
5. Monster Sub Type is set in Monster Data Space

6. Monster base data based on Main and Sub Type is transferred to the Monster Data Space
1. If Monster is a Sub Type of ???, then base data will be based on a Pure Breed

7. If Data Retrieval is set to 4, then Monster data is not updated
8. If Data Retrieval is set to 2, then All special Monster data is transferred
9. If Data Retrieval is set to 1, then offset data is added to Monster base data

 

Chapter 4 - Interpreting the CD Table of Contents – Special Monsters Data NTSC and PAL

The following notation will be used for all future references in reference to the .ccd file:

• LN-xxx – Entry 2 Point 0xa2 Disc Length
• T2-xxx – Entry 4 Point 0x02 Disc Track 2
• LT-xxx – Entry Last Point 0x0? Disc Track Last  (This would be Entry 5 Point 0x03 for the above example)

In order to determine if the monster will be a Special Monster, the following TOC entry information is used: LN-PMin, LN-PSec, and LT-PSec.  If these 3 pieces of data match, then the following special monster or other monster with specific starting data will be generated.

This is the NTSC Version of CD Data

Name	Main Type	Sub Type	LN-PMin	LN-PSec	LT-PSec
Gold Dust	Ape	???	48	59	12
Sumopion (1)	Arrow Head	???	62	4	36
Sumopion (2)	Arrow Head	???	16	7	3
Arrow Head	Arrow Head	Arrow Head	56	28	9
Boxer Bajarl	Bajarl	???	28	23	2
Ultrarl	Bajarl	???	71	58	59
Shishi (1)	Baku	???	43	37	5
Baku	Baku	Baku	48	18	25
Eggplantern (1)	Beaclon	???	42	32	25
Eggplantern (2)	Beaclon	???	46	16	3
Blue Thunder	Centaur	???	63	19	19
Trotter (1)	Centaur	???	33	19	30
Dice	ColorPandora	???	47	49	47
Tram	ColorPandora	???	58	56	16
Moo	Dragon	???	47	40	6
Cawken	Ducken	???	73	58	5
Watermelony	Ducken	???	55	5	43
Ducken	Ducken	Ducken	59	21	58
Kokushi Muso	Durahan	???	51	34	57
Ruby Knight	Durahan	???	57	39	21
Shogun	Durahan	???	39	20	14
Genocider	Durahan	Joker	59	50	37
GabooSoldier	Gaboo	???	66	42	2
Happy Mask	Gali	???	46	6	52
Chef	Ghost	???	35	23	46
ForwardGolem	Golem	???	39	59	4
Gobi	Golem	Henger	42	59	55
Astro	Golem	Metalner	50	24	53
Kung Fu Hare	Hare	???	74	2	29
Skeleton (1)	Henger	???	62	38	0
Skeleton (2)	Henger	???	53	52	37
Frog Hopper (1)	Hopper	???	42	33	2
Frog Hopper (2)	Hopper	???	53	2	14
Metal Jell	Jell	???	53	45	8
Pithecan	Jill	???	50	8	19
Jill	Jill	Jill	44	41	7
Bloodshed	Joker	???	41	18	36
Joker	Joker	Joker	62	18	52
Ninja Kato	Kato	???	65	32	2
Chinois	Metalner	???	66	14	36
Love Seeker	Metalner	Pixie	77	41	49
Swimmer	Mew	???	42	38	47
Mew	Mew	Mew	43	55	51
Caloriena	Mocchi	???	56	28	23
Mocchini	Mocchi	???	35	56	16
Pole Mock	Mock	???	39	42	0
White Birch	Mock	???	50	8	36
Dominos	Monol	???	25	22	53
Galaxy	Monol	???	74	15	36
Obelisk	Monol	Golem	70	32	0
Monol	Monol	Monol	62	39	45
Time Noise (1)	Naga	???	46	28	2
Dribbler	Niton	???	61	4	2
Radial Niton (1)	Niton	???	56	44	8
Cinder Bird	Phoenix	???	42	56	23
Kasumi	Pixie	???	55	48	34
Mia	Pixie	???	48	13	42
Poison (1)	Pixie	???	62	38	35
Janne	Pixie	Durahan	65	35	21
Granity	Pixie	Golem	64	18	11
Raggae Plant (1)	Plant	???	62	20	49
Raggae Plant (2)	Plant	???	44	8	26
Birdie	Suezo	???	35	31	2
Bronze Suezo	Suezo	???	77	25	38
Silver Suezo	Suezo	???	62	35	2
Sueki Suezo	Suezo	???	34	8	46
White Hound (1)	Tiger	???	53	28	38
Jelly Hound	Tiger	Jell	30	52	45
Tiger	Tiger	Tiger	62	29	35
Mermaid	Undine	???	43	20	8
Express Worm	Worm	???	44	32	55
Worm	Worm	Worm	43	41	22
Satan Clause (1)	Wracky	???	38	16	50
Satan Clause (2)	Wracky	???	24	20	25
Baby Doll	Wracky	Pixie	65	53	22
Wracky	Wracky	Wracky	61	18	3
Deluxe Liner	Zilla	???	72	33	5
ZebraSaurian	Zuum	???	48	17	51
AlohaSaurian	Zuum	Plant	42	30	49

This is the PAL Version of CD Data

Name	Main Type	Sub Type	LN-PMin	LN-PSec	LT-PSec
Gold Dust	Ape	???	59	0	13
Sumopion (1)	Arrow Head	???	62	6	38
Sumopion (2)	Arrow Head	???	62	4	36
Sumopion (3)	Arrow Head	???	16	7	3
Arrow Head	Arrow Head	Arrow Head	54	7	32
Boxer Bajarl	Bajarl	???	65	56	2
Magic Bajarl	Bajarl	???	56	46	57
Ultrarl	Bajarl	???	59	31	2
Shishi (1)	Baku	???	42	10	25
Shishi (2)	Baku	???	43	37	5
Baku	Baku	Baku	48	18	25
Eggplantern (1)	Beaclon	???	67	28	10
Eggplantern (2)	Beaclon	???	46	16	3
Blue Thunder	Centaur	???	53	7	23
Trotter (1)	Centaur	???	69	26	2
Trotter (2)	Centaur	???	33	19	30
Dice	ColorPandora	???	32	43	2
Tram	ColorPandora	???	61	2	54
Moo	Dragon	???	56	38	3
Cawken	Ducken	???	76	5	40
Watermelony	Ducken	???	26	42	2
Ducken	Ducken	Ducken	59	21	58
Kokushi Muso	Durahan	???	47	57	26
Ruby Knight	Durahan	???	50	13	42
Shogun	Durahan	???	52	5	52
Genocider	Durahan	Joker	59	50	37
GabooSoldier	Gaboo	???	30	52	47
Happy Mask	Gali	???	39	52	19
Chef	Ghost	???	38	46	36
ForwardGolem	Golem	???	39	59	4
Gobi	Golem	Henger	42	59	55
Astro	Golem	Metalner	50	24	53
Kung Fu Hare	Hare	???	46	41	11
Skeleton (1)	Henger	???	53	51	38
Skeleton (2)	Henger	???	53	52	37
Frog Hopper (1)	Hopper	???	62	45	56
Frog Hopper (2)	Hopper	???	53	2	14
Metal Jell	Jell	???	48	55	5
Pithecan	Jill	???	57	11	21
Jill	Jill	Jill	44	41	7
Bloodshed	Joker	???	45	28	2
Joker	Joker	Joker	62	18	52
Ninja Kato	Kato	???	54	33	2
Chinois	Metalner	???	67	53	2
Love Seeker	Metalner	Pixie	77	41	49
Swimmer	Mew	???	76	23	36
Mew	Mew	Mew	43	55	51
Caloriena	Mocchi	???	55	44	21
GentleMocchi	Mocchi	???	68	13	36
Mocchini	Mocchi	???	55	39	39
Pole Mock	Mock	???	47	35	4
White Birch	Mock	???	13	14	58
Dominos	Monol	???	63	39	14
Galaxy	Monol	???	45	32	18
Scribble	Monol	???	45	26	16
Obelisk	Monol	Golem	70	32	0
Monol	Monol	Monol	62	39	45
Time Noise (1)	Naga	???	53	50	0
Time Noise (2)	Naga	???	43	38	58
Disc Niton	Niton	???	61	19	48
Dribbler	Niton	???	69	29	16
Radial Niton (1)	Niton	???	63	8	2
Radial Niton (2)	Niton	???	67	8	2
Cinder Bird	Phoenix	???	59	23	48
Kasumi	Pixie	???	56	21	7
Mia	Pixie	???	46	19	35
Poison (1)	Pixie	???	66	52	20
Poison (2)	Pixie	???	62	38	35
Janne	Pixie	Durahan	65	35	21
Granity	Pixie	Golem	64	18	11
Raggae Plant (1)	Plant	???	39	16	19
Birdie	Suezo	???	55	40	35
Bronze Suezo	Suezo	???	51	34	2
Gold Suezo	Suezo	???	78	56	7
Silver Suezo	Suezo	???	65	43	21
Sueki Suezo	Suezo	???	46	46	46
White Hound (1)	Tiger	???	46	6	52
White Hound (2)	Tiger	???	53	28	38
Tiger	Tiger	Tiger	62	29	35
Mermaid	Undine	???	77	47	7
Express Worm	Worm	???	62	2	57
Worm	Worm	Worm	43	41	22
Satan Clause (1)	Wracky	???	52	44	41
Satan Clause (2)	Wracky	???	38	16	50
Baby Doll	Wracky	Pixie	65	53	22
Wracky	Wracky	Wracky	61	18	3
Deluxe Liner	Zilla	???	72	31	5
ZebraSaurian	Zuum	???	53	34	50
AlohaSaurian	Zuum	Plant	42	30	49

 

The following data applies to both the NTSC and PAL versions of the game.  There are several PAL versions of data in here that are not in the NTSC version of the game.  This is the associated special starting data set 1 (data set 2 is after data set 1) – gains are on a 0-4 scale:

Name	life weeks	base nature	life type	life	pow	int	ski	spd	def	life gain	pow gain	int gain	ski gain	spd gain	def gain
AlohaSaurian	490	50	2	146	146	87	115	107	111	3	2	1	2	1	2
Arrow Head	520	-10	0	137	94	72	45	55	189	2	2	1	2	1	4
Astro	470	-50	1	113	137	149	78	73	197	2	3	3	1	0	3
Baby Doll	540	-60	1	62	66	154	104	155	60	1	0	3	1	3	0
Baku	520	70	2	194	140	51	75	91	169	4	3	0	1	0	2
Birdie	470	5	2	84	123	207	152	102	102	1	2	4	3	1	1
Bloodshed	410	-40	0	116	121	168	220	92	144	2	2	3	4	1	1
Blue Thunder	300	10	1	112	156	154	138	158	104	2	3	3	3	1	1
Boxer Bajarl	430	-90	3	123	153	128	173	116	98	2	3	2	3	2	1
Bronze Suezo	430	-75	1	103	147	136	164	100	98	1	2	2	3	1	1
Caloriena	430	-45	1	113	112	146	184	122	185	2	3	3	3	2	3
Cawken	440	40	2	107	151	134	130	109	130	2	3	2	2	2	2
Chef	420	0	1	116	102	121	171	167	89	0	0	3	3	3	0
Chinois	450	-40	1	62	62	104	203	91	122	1	1	2	4	1	2
Cinder Bird	470	90	2	171	184	192	150	196	111	2	0	4	2	2	2
Deluxe Liner	450	-30	1	139	158	121	104	104	96	2	3	2	1	2	1
Dice	520	55	2	171	62	105	100	100	84	4	1	1	2	2	0
Disc Niton	510	10	1	93	75	139	71	64	141	2	1	2	1	1	3
Dominos	370	-35	0	114	169	154	117	14	224	1	2	2	1	0	4
Dribbler	470	-10	0	92	56	102	133	72	194	2	1	1	2	1	4
Ducken	420	70	3	79	93	133	187	108	57	2	2	2	3	4	0
Eggplantern (1)	420	60	0	100	178	92	138	129	126	2	3	1	2	2	2
Eggplantern (2)	420	45	3	93	129	91	145	165	117	3	3	1	2	2	2
Express Worm	480	50	1	185	114	132	168	69	91	4	1	2	2	0	1
ForwardGolem	430	-20	0	142	142	122	44	103	181	2	3	2	0	0	4
Frog Hopper (1)	440	40	0	65	108	128	183	128	88	1	2	2	4	2	1
Frog Hopper (2)	400	-70	3	79	115	125	175	121	65	1	2	3	4	2	0
GabooSoldier	470	25	2	193	127	77	49	158	83	4	3	0	0	3	0
Galaxy	410	-55	1	116	114	168	145	67	150	1	2	3	2	0	3
Genocider	520	-50	3	105	158	90	112	86	220	2	3	2	2	0	4
GentleMocchi	470	50	0	115	107	158	158	153	139	2	2	2	3	3	3
Gobi	470	20	0	113	142	144	72	115	136	2	3	2	1	1	3
Gold Dust	520	-45	2	194	163	39	130	103	146	3	3	0	2	2	3
Gold Suezo	430	60	0	88	128	177	150	93	114	1	2	4	3	1	1
Granity	400	70	0	71	91	198	162	120	68	0	1	4	3	2	0
Happy Mask	390	50	1	111	143	185	139	111	114	1	2	4	2	2	1
Janne	440	-30	0	89	92	123	154	121	141	1	1	2	3	2	2
Jelly Hound	480	65	1	117	107	133	166	117	64	2	1	3	3	2	0
Jill	510	-50	2	148	138	159	101	107	128	2	2	3	1	2	2
Joker	370	-90	3	134	118	203	216	120	107	2	2	4	4	1	1
Kasumi	480	10	3	100	158	141	170	110	118	1	2	3	3	2	2
Kokushi Muso	500	-35	0	99	125	87	178	88	163	2	2	1	3	0	4
Kung Fu Hare	420	45	0	94	142	76	112	153	42	2	4	0	2	4	0
Love Seeker	380	-40	1	76	54	125	167	90	128	1	1	2	4	1	2
Magic Bajarl	470	5	0	107	150	127	126	116	90	2	3	1	3	2	1
Mermaid	420	80	3	58	28	173	118	118	65	2	0	3	4	3	1
Metal Jell	430	-25	0	105	98	170	130	82	166	2	1	3	2	1	3
Mew	520	-10	3	165	84	76	127	146	116	3	1	1	3	3	1
Mia	420	77	0	94	104	204	124	94	94	1	2	4	3	3	0
Mocchini	470	50	0	127	113	146	156	155	137	2	2	2	3	3	3
Monol	370	-35	0	121	139	165	115	15	235	1	2	2	1	0	4
Moo	370	-99	0	112	192	158	127	105	124	3	3	0	1	1	3
Ninja Kato	530	25	0	82	92	189	159	162	102	1	1	4	3	3	1
Obelisk	410	-10	0	25	25	25	25	25	25	1	2	2	2	1	3
Pithecan	470	-60	1	132	186	150	124	94	105	2	3	3	2	1	2
Poison (1)	400	-75	3	81	108	192	173	134	39	1	1	4	3	2	0
Poison (2)	400	-75	3	101	103	152	173	131	72	1	1	4	3	2	0
Pole Mock	490	-65	3	209	93	184	148	100	68	1	1	4	2	1	1
Radial Niton (1)	470	40	2	111	130	84	71	143	97	2	2	1	1	1	4
Radial Niton (2)	470	40	2	111	130	84	71	143	97	2	2	1	1	1	4
Raggae Plant (1)	510	-15	1	124	52	173	126	118	61	2	0	3	2	2	0
Raggae Plant (2)	490	-50	1	165	74	146	116	107	96	3	1	1	2	1	1
Ruby Knight	460	-65	1	129	137	185	112	79	147	2	3	3	2	0	3
Satan Clause (1)	540	35	0	101	85	128	96	151	54	1	0	3	1	3	0
Satan Clause (2)	560	-10	2	90	128	191	75	110	114	2	2	3	0	2	2
Scribble	370	-35	0	118	171	150	104	20	235	1	2	2	1	0	4
Shishi (1)	540	-15	3	156	146	98	95	58	177	3	3	1	1	0	3
Shishi (2)	540	-20	2	177	121	130	104	111	133	3	2	2	1	2	2
Shogun	540	-30	1	95	137	143	117	96	166	2	2	3	2	0	3
Silver Suezo	430	-45	0	90	139	151	107	105	134	1	2	3	2	1	2
Skeleton (1)	400	-55	3	102	161	147	159	127	101	1	3	3	3	2	1
Skeleton (2)	400	-55	3	85	152	184	165	167	36	1	3	3	3	2	1
Sueki Suezo	1	-65	1	999	387	321	355	1	999	0	0	0	0	0	0
Sumopion (1)	500	-50	1	106	131	132	119	72	193	2	2	2	2	1	3
Sumopion (2)	500	-50	1	101	126	129	116	80	188	2	2	2	2	1	3
Sumopion (3)	500	-50	1	106	131	132	119	72	193	2	2	2	2	1	3
Swimmer	480	-10	0	146	90	105	143	129	126	2	1	2	3	2	2
Tiger	420	75	1	105	105	141	165	149	85	1	1	3	4	3	0
Time Noise (1)	390	-60	1	108	138	130	143	134	117	1	2	2	3	2	1
Time Noise (2)	370	-50	0	123	157	104	130	108	176	2	3	1	2	1	3
Tram	480	25	2	131	70	84	134	106	115	3	1	2	2	2	1
Trotter (1)	320	85	1	111	110	164	192	196	70	2	2	3	4	2	1
Trotter (2)	380	15	3	104	115	172	174	158	109	2	2	3	3	1	2
Ultrarl	470	5	0	101	134	102	153	126	98	2	3	1	3	2	1
Watermelony	420	50	3	89	97	143	157	104	60	2	2	2	3	4	0
White Birch	570	-15	1	225	81	142	68	73	58	0	1	4	1	1	1
White Hound (1)	420	75	1	97	106	156	171	147	75	1	1	3	4	3	0
White Hound (2)	440	-28	1	106	85	138	210	110	62	1	1	3	4	2	0
Worm	420	20	2	188	106	116	135	77	118	4	2	2	2	0	1
Wracky	620	-85	2	27	45	159	47	189	32	2	0	3	0	3	0
ZebraSaurian	450	-40	1	94	120	139	151	107	105	1	2	2	3	2	1

The following is the associated special starting data set 2:

Name	Arena Speed Setting	Guts Regen Rate	Battle Specials	Starting Techniques	Training Bonuses
AlohaSaurian	1	14	Power, Anger	Claw, Tail	Run
Arrow Head	1	17	Power, Anger, Guard	Punch, Claw Assault	#N/A
Astro	0	16	Power, Anger, Grit, Guard	Kick, Punch	#N/A
Baby Doll	3	8	Power, Anger, Hurry	Weapon, Weapon Throw	Leap
Baku	0	16	Power, Anger	Dust Cloud, Charge	#N/A
Birdie	1	14	Power, Anger, Ease	Tail Assault, Spit	Shoot
Bloodshed	2	13	Power, Anger, Real	Death Punch, Death Smash, Death Cutter	#N/A
Blue Thunder	2	15	Power, Anger, Grit, Will	Smash, RearLeg Kick, Meteor Drive	Mandy
Boxer Bajarl	1	13	Power, Anger, Vigor, Real	Left Jab, Right Jab, Magic Pot	#N/A
Bronze Suezo	1	12	Power, Anger, Ease	Tail Assault, Spit	#N/A
Caloriena	2	14	Power, Anger, Grit	Slap, Head Butt, Press	#N/A
Cawken	1	12	Power, Anger, Hurry	Flutter Slap, Beak Thrust, Ducken Dance	#N/A
Chef	3	7	Power, Anger	Toy Hammer, Charge	Dodge
Chinois	4	6	Power, Anger, Hurry	Left Slap, Right Slap	#N/A
Cinder Bird	2	14	Power, Anger, Fury	Beak, Talons, Fire Stream	Kawrea
Deluxe Liner	2	14	Power, Anger, Grit	Belly Attack, Scratch	Torble
Dice	1	12	Power, Anger, Unity	Face Attack, Tail Swing	#N/A
Disc Niton	1	11	Power, Anger, Guard	Whip, Stab	Swim
Dominos	0	18	Power, Anger, Guard	Charge, Flattening, Flattening-L	#N/A
Dribbler	2	8	Power, Anger, Guard	Whip, Stab	Swim
Ducken	1	8	Power, Anger, Hurry	Flutter Slap, Beak Thrust, Ducken Dance	#N/A
Eggplantern (1)	1	14	Power, Anger, Guard, Vigor	Punch, Horn Strike	Shoot, Pull
Eggplantern (2)	0	11	Power, Anger, Guard, Vigor	Punch, Horn Strike, Horn Smash	Pull
Express Worm	1	12	Power, Anger	Bite, Sting	Pull
ForwardGolem	0	18	Power, Anger, Guard	Kick, Punch, Earthquake	#N/A
Frog Hopper (1)	3	9	Power, Anger, Will	Hook, Jump Blow, Jab	Swim
Frog Hopper (2)	2	10	Power, Anger, Will, Real	Hook, Jab	#N/A
GabooSoldier	1	14	Power, Anger, Fight	Slap, Chop	#N/A
Galaxy	0	16	Power, Anger, Guard, Ease	Charge, Flattening	#N/A
Genocider	1	14	Power, Anger, Will	Cut-In-Two, Rush Slash	Domino
GentleMocchi	2	11	Power, Anger, Grit	Slap, Head Butt	#N/A
Gobi	1	16	Power, Anger, Grit, Guard	Kick, Punch	Run
Gold Dust	0	18	Power, Anger	Slap, Thwack, Bomb	Parepare
Gold Suezo	1	12	Power, Anger, Ease	Tail Assault, Spit, Yodel	#N/A
Granity	3	11	Power, Anger, Ease	Pat, Kick, Bolt	#N/A
Happy Mask	3	13	Power, Anger, Fury	Straight, Red Wisp, Thunderbolt	#N/A
Janne	4	7	Power, Anger, Ease	Pat, Kick, Bolt	#N/A
Jelly Hound	2	9	Power, Anger, Will, Hurry	Bite, Scratch	#N/A
Jill	1	16	Power, Anger, Vigor	Double Slaps, 1-2-Straight	Meditate, Papas
Joker	2	13	Power, Anger, Real	Death Punch, Death Smash	#N/A
Kasumi	3	10	Power, Anger, Ease	Pat, Kick	Domino
Kokushi Muso	2	11	Power, Anger, Guard, Hurry	Cut-In-Two, Rush Slash	Domino
Kung Fu Hare	2	15	Power, Anger, Grit, Fight	Back Blow, 1-2 Punch, Gas	#N/A
Love Seeker	4	6	Power, Anger, Hurry	Left Slap, Right Slap, UFO Attack	Meditate
Magic Bajarl	1	13	Power, Anger, Vigor	Left Jab, Right Jab	#N/A
Mermaid	3	9	Power, Anger	Ice Sword, Cold Fog	Torble
Metal Jell	1	16	Power, Anger	Stab, Whip	Endure
Mew	1	15	Power, Anger, Hurry	Punch, Leaping Kick	#N/A
Mia	4	7	Power, Anger, Hurry, Vigor	Pat, Kick, Heel Raid, Kiss	Study, Parepare
Mocchini	2	11	Power, Anger, Grit	Slap, Head Butt, Press	Run
Monol	0	18	Power, Anger, Guard	Charge, Flattening	#N/A
Moo	2	18	Power, Anger, Fury	Tail Whip, Bite, Inferno	#N/A
Ninja Kato	1	15	Power, Anger, Fight	Slash Claw, Thrust Claw, Hopping Claw	Meditate
Obelisk	1	16	Power, Anger, Guard	Charge, Flattening	Run
Pithecan	1	14	Power, Anger, Vigor	Double Slaps, 1-2-Straight	Papas
Poison (1)	3	9	Power, Anger, Grit, Real	Pat, Kick, Heel Raid	Meditate
Poison (2)	3	9	Power, Anger, Ease, Real	Pat, Kick, Bolt	Swim, Torble
Pole Mock	1	12	Power, Anger, Real	Head Butt, Leaf Gun, Energy Steal	Mandy
Radial Niton (1)	1	13	Power, Anger, Guard	Whip, Stab	Run
Radial Niton (2)	1	13	Power, Anger, Guard	Whip, Stab	Run
Raggae Plant (1)	2	8	Power, Anger	Slap, Life Steal, Jab	Meditate, Torble
Raggae Plant (2)	1	9	Power, Anger	Slap, Jab	#N/A
Ruby Knight	1	16	Power, Anger, Will	Cut-In-Two, Rush Slash, Jumping Stab	Domino
Satan Clause (1)	3	8	Power, Anger, Hurry	Weapon, Sneak Attack, Weapon Throw	Leap
Satan Clause (2)	2	13	Power, Anger, Hurry	Weapon, Weapon Throw	Leap
Scribble	0	18	Power, Anger, Guard	Charge, Flattening	#N/A
Shishi (1)	0	15	Power, Anger, Guard	Dust Cloud, Charge	Run, Pull
Shishi (2)	0	16	Power, Anger, Guard	Dust Cloud, Charge, Mating Song	Meditate
Shogun	1	13	Power, Anger, Will	Cut-In-Two, Rush Slash	Domino
Silver Suezo	1	14	Power, Anger, Ease	Tail Assault, Kiss, Spit	#N/A
Skeleton (1)	2	15	Power, Anger, Real	Punch, Arm Cannon, Low Kick	Shoot
Skeleton (2)	2	15	Power, Anger, Real	Punch, Low Kick	Shoot
Sueki Suezo	1	12	Power, Anger, Ease	Tail Assault, Spit, Bite	#N/A
Sumopion (1)	1	15	Power, Anger, Guard	Punch, Claw Assault	#N/A
Sumopion (2)	1	15	Power, Anger, Guard	Punch, Claw Assault	#N/A
Sumopion (3)	1	15	Power, Anger, Guard	Punch, Claw Assault	#N/A
Swimmer	1	15	Power, Anger, Hurry	Punch, Leaping Kick, Miaow	Swim, Torble
Tiger	3	9	Power, Anger, Will, Hurry	Bite, Scratch, Roar	#N/A
Time Noise (1)	3	8	Power, Anger	Thwack, Belly Punch	Run
Time Noise (2)	1	14	Power, Anger	Thwack, Belly Punch	Run
Tram	1	12	Power, Anger, Unity	Face Attack, Tail Swing	Endure
Trotter (1)	2	11	Power, Anger, Grit, Will	Smash, RearLeg Kick	Run
Trotter (2)	2	13	Power, Anger, Grit, Will	Smash, RearLeg Kick	Run
Ultrarl	1	13	Power, Anger, Vigor	Left Jab, Right Jab, Bajarl Beam	#N/A
Watermelony	1	8	Power, Anger, Hurry	Flutter Slap, Beak Thrust	#N/A
White Birch	1	12	Power, Anger	Head Butt, Leaf Gun	#N/A
White Hound (1)	3	9	Power, Anger, Hurry, Vigor	Bite, Scratch	#N/A
White Hound (2)	23*	10	Power, Anger, Ease, Vigor	Bite, Bolt, Scratch	Run
Worm	1	15	Power, Anger	Bite, Sting, Roll Assault	#N/A
Wracky	3	9	Power, Anger, Hurry	Weapon, Weapon Throw, Trick	Leap
ZebraSaurian	3	11	Power, Anger	Claw, Tail, Dust Cloud	Run
*This is the actual data, but when transferred to the game, it will become 0 because it is out of range.

 

Chapter 5 - Interpreting the CD Table of Contents – General Monsters Offset Data

If the CD is not the MR2 disc or one of the special monsters from the table above, the following TOC entry information is used in determining the monster produced as well as the life weeks and attributes offset data values: LN-PMin, LN-PSec, T2-PSec, LT-PMin, and LT-PSec.  These 5 pieces of data will be manipulated to produce any of the non-special sub breed type of monsters.

Main Monster Type Determination

In order to determine Monster Main Type, data values from LN-PMin and LT-PMin are used.  In this specific instance, the values of LN-PMin and LT-PMin are actually treated as hexadecimal numbers.  If LN-PMin is 17, then the value is actually 0x17 and the decimal number is 23.  Likewise, if the LT-PMin value is 10, then the value is actually 0x10 and the decimal number is 16.  The index used in the following table to determine main monster type is the following equation:
“LN-PMin” - (“LT-PMin” % 16).  The % is the modulo/division remainder function.  If the value is greater than or equal to 128, then the value 116 is used.  If the value is less than 0, then 0 is used.  Using the values above, and applying them to the equation: 23 - 16 % 16 = 23 - 0 = 23.  Using the Index of 23 in the table below produces a Zilla main type monster.

Index	Main	Index	Main	Index	Main	Index	Main
0	Gaboo	32	Jell	64	Pixie	96	Pixie
1	Tiger	33	Gaboo	65	Ducken	97	Hare
2	Monol	34	Hare	66	Niton	98	Kato
3	Gali	35	Beaclon	67	Monol	99	Jell
4	Baku	36	Hopper	68	Ape	100	Henger
5	Ghost	37	Mocchi	69	Hopper	101	Centaur
6	Suezo	38	Undine	70	Hare	102	Mocchi
7	Niton	39	Joker	71	Mew	103	Arrow Head
8	Zuum	40	Mocchi	72	Suezo	104	Suezo
9	Kato	41	Durahan	73	Naga	105	Ducken
10	Beaclon	42	Worm	74	Metalner	106	Gaboo
11	Worm	43	Ape	75	Jill	107	Mew
12	Henger	44	Kato	76	Kato	108	Gaboo
13	Arrow Head	45	ColorPandora	77	Jell	109	Zuum
14	Gaboo	46	Mock	78	Suezo	110	Golem
15	ColorPandora	47	Naga	79	Arrow Head	111	Baku
16	Zuum	48	Hopper	80	ColorPandora	112	Mocchi
17	Naga	49	Plant	81	Hopper	113	Bajarl
18	Hopper	50	Arrow Head	82	Wracky	114	Suezo
19	Tiger	51	Kato	83	Pixie	115	Arrow Head
20	ColorPandora	52	Gaboo	84	Mocchi	116	Zuum
21	Plant	53	Jill	85	Ape	117	Gaboo
22	Metalner	54	Kato	86	Plant	118	Monol
23	Zilla	55	Mocchi	87	Hopper	119	Phoenix
24	Arrow Head	56	Phoenix	88	Henger	120	Durahan
25	Suezo	57	Zuum	89	ColorPandora	121	Undine
26	Ape	58	Tiger	90	Hare	122	Tiger
27	Centaur	59	Golem	91	Kato	123	Naga
28	Monol	60	Dragon	92	Mocchi	124	ColorPandora
29	Bajarl	61	ColorPandora	93	Gali	125	Mew
30	Tiger	62	Hopper	94	Arrow Head	126	Arrow Head
31	Mocchi	63	Suezo	95	Hopper	127	Plant

 

Sub Monster Type Determination

In order to determine Monster Sub Type, data values from LT-PSec are used as well as the chosen Main Monster Type.  The value from LT-PSec is used as an index into a table below.  In addition, the Monster Main type is used as an index into another table to determine the amount of non-special monster main subtypes that exist.  The results of these two lookup values are taken to determine monster sub type index.  The formula for getting the sub type index is:
“LT-PSec Table Value” % “Non-Special Monster Main Subtype Table Value”.  The sub type index is then used within each monster main type specific monster sub type grouping to choose the monster sub-type.  All 3 tables with an example to follow are shown below.

Monster Main and Potential Sub Types Table

So, taking the LT-PSec value from the example .ccd file which is 50 and looking it up in the table, we get the value of 1.  Looking up the number of non-special monster sub-types for a Zilla in the next table produces the number 4.  If we take 1 % 4, we get an index of 1 to lookup in the Zilla specific monster sub-type table.  Zilla index 1 gives us the monster sub type of Tiger.  So, in the example above we now have a Zilla/Tiger (Gooji).

Base Data Offset Data Determination

The next part is determining the offset data to use off of the base monster data.  The LN-PSec value and the T2-PSec value are used directly as indexes to capture two different offset data and then added together.  The offset data is then applied to the monster base data to determine the following attributes: life, power, intelligence, skill, speed, defense, and starting life weeks.

Using the data from the example .ccd, both of the values from LN-PSec and T2-PSec happen to be 1.  This produces the following two rows of data which we add together.  When combined with the base monster data for the same values we get the following (you can find the base data for all the monsters on the legendcup.com website):

Data	life	pow	int	ski	spd	def	life weeks
LN-PSec 1 -> Index 1	-8	8	-1	15	10	1	16
T2-PSec 1 -> Index 1	-8	8	-1	15	10	1	16
Sum of Both Indices	-16	16	-2	30	20	2	32
Zilla/Tiger Base Data	140	160	130	110	120	100	430
Sum of Base and Indices	124	176	128	140	140	102	462

 

Index	life	pow	int	ski	spd	def	life weeks
0	3	8	9	12	13	2	-10
1	-8	8	-1	15	10	1	16
2	13	19	-8	-7	13	14	-3
3	-3	14	10	6	19	-3	1
4	12	-2	11	-4	-3	12	15
5	-9	15	-1	-1	12	14	14
6	14	-1	13	8	9	9	-9
7	14	-8	-3	7	20	-8	15
8	4	10	15	11	-7	19	-7
9	-8	3	20	-6	4	17	-2
10	-2	4	12	17	-2	3	13
11	-5	17	-6	7	6	13	7
12	18	9	19	13	-5	-9	-6
13	-5	2	14	10	-4	16	16
14	20	-10	17	4	3	-3	13
15	-9	7	7	2	9	15	18
16	9	5	3	-8	18	7	5
17	15	13	2	6	4	2	-1
18	4	-6	-2	8	20	1	12
19	-3	20	5	-9	7	3	8
20	2	-9	6	1	5	4	12
21	13	3	8	-7	-9	17	9
22	11	-6	10	5	5	5	5
23	-6	11	13	9	2	-2	19
24	17	16	-5	11	-7	6	-8
25	16	-1	-2	20	10	-8	9
26	-1	6	9	16	15	6	-2
27	5	8	18	-3	-8	18	3
28	15	-7	15	19	-2	-4	1
29	9	5	5	-5	11	15	6
30	-2	-5	19	12	-5	20	-8
31	-4	2	2	12	13	-6	20
32	7	7	16	-4	3	7	4
33	3	-2	16	20	-1	-10	6
34	6	6	17	15	-8	8	-1
35	7	11	3	-2	11	10	-6
36	10	1	1	18	2	9	2
37	11	13	4	19	1	-5	3
38	18	-5	-3	-2	18	11	10
39	-1	14	5	-9	-1	10	10
40	2	12	12	9	12	-9	-9
41	8	9	-10	-1	8	13	11
42	8	-3	7	5	14	16	-7
43	19	-8	6	4	-4	11	17
44	-7	18	14	10	14	-6	-4
45	10	19	-4	13	17	-7	-5
46	3	-3	-8	3	16	18	-4
47	20	-7	9	14	-10	-1	7
48	12	1	-9	2	1	20	-5
49	-7	20	20	-6	6	-7	4
50	1	-4	8	3	16	2	2
51	-6	15	-7	16	-6	4	14
52	5	17	4	-5	8	5	-10
53	6	10	-6	-3	19	-5	18
54	-10	16	-7	18	15	-4	17
55	19	-9	18	17	-3	-2	-3
56	1	4	1	-10	-6	12	20
57	-4	-4	-4	14	17	19	8
58	17	18	11	-8	-9	8	11
59	16	12	-9	1	7	-1	19

 

Chapter 6 - Reverse Engineering Your Own .ccd File - Special Monster

Example 2 - .ccd File for starting with to create your own special monster

 

Now lookup which Monster you would like to use in the special monster section data from the section titled, Chapter 4 - Interpreting the CD Table of Contents – Special Monsters Data, and record the LN-PMin, LN-PSec, and LT-PSec values.  Insert them into the appropriate question marks of the Example 2 file above.  Then calculate the corresponding PLBA value according to the formula: PLBA = ((PMin x 60 + PSec) x 75 + PFrame - 150, and insert the PLBA values into the corresponding field.  Also, don’t forget when updating Entry 5 that you use the PMin value of 1 (as spec’d) and also update the Track 3 entry for the same PLBA value.  Now during the process for generating monsters that was taught in the youtube video by teawch, instead of using the file given for your .ccd file, you may use the data generated from the one you just created to create you CD.  Honestly, there is no point of this as you are better off just using the files given by teawch, but this is the process if you want to create your own file yourself.

 

Chapter 7 - Reverse Engineering Your Own .ccd File - Choosing your own offset data for your General Monster

Example 3 - .ccd File for starting with to create your own offset for a general monster

Populating LN-PMin and LT-PMin for determining Monster Main Type

The first thing to do is to decide on which monster you wish to create, so the first thing is to decide which monster main and sub type that you want.  You can use the Monster Main and Potential Sub Types Table from Chapter 5 to determine the value possibilities.  When you chose one, make sure to note the sub-type index value as this will be used later.

For the purposes of this example, we are going to choose a Naga/Gali (Sub type index of 5).  Now, we need to figure out what numbers to use to get a Naga main type, so we can populate the LN-PMin and the LT-PMin values.  So, find the last Naga entry in the table under the Main Monster Type section above.  By doing this, it will be easier to fill in the other numbers that we need for the file later.  It just so happens to be close to the last entry which is 123.

Now, this number needs to be converted to its hexadecimal equivalent, so 123 converts to 0x7B.  Notice that 0x7B, cannot be used directly as a decimal number if the 0x is removed.  This number is supposed to represent the total number of minutes of the audio CD.  If the converted number was let’s say 0x43, then we would remove the 0x and populate the LN-PMin field with the number 43 directly.  But in our case, our number is 0x7B.

Instead of trying to move forward with 0x7B, we could also search to see if there is another Naga entry in the table and see if it has an easier hexadecimal conversion that looks like a decimal number.  There is one at Index 73 and when converted to hexadecimal is 0x49, which looks like a decimal, so we could use 49 if we wanted to.  We are going to move forward though with our example and try to use the 0x7B value.  So, the first thing to do is see what it would take to add to the Hexadecimal value to get it to look like a decimal number.  So, in our case by adding 5, we get 0x80.  If the number was let’s say 0x7E, we would only need to add 2.  If the number looked like a decimal number and we didn’t have to add anything, we would say that we need to add 0.  The added value is what we will use later to determine the LT-PMin value.

Since 0x80 looks like a decimal with 0x removed, we will use this as our LN-PMin value and set it to 80.  Now, the modulo 16 of the hexadecimal LT-PMin value we need is 5, so that when subtracted from 0x80, we get 0x7B, which is our index to get the main monster type of Naga.  If we did not require anything to subtract, then we would use 0 for the starting point of the LT-PMin value instead of 5.  We could keep the value as 0x05, and insert 5 into the LT-PMin field by removing the 0x from the hexadecimal number, but later on it could cause issues when trying to fill in other fields.  So, the easiest thing to do is to make it as large as possible by subtracting 1 from the 10’s place in the LN-PMin value and then multiply by 10 and add the 5 value that we calculated just now to get us to 80.  Note:  This should always be possible, but if it is not, then just use the LT-PMin value calculated from the subtraction above.  (8 - 1 = 7 x 10 = 70 + 5 = 75)  So, the best value for the LT-PMin field in this case is 75.  Note, that when converting this value back for subtraction, we take the modulo 16 of this value as hexadecimal number: 0x75 = 117 modulo 16 is 5.  So, we get back the value we need.  So, 0x75 looks like a decimal with 0x removed, so we will use this as our LT-PMin value and set it to 75.  We now have our values for the Monster Main Type.  If LT-PMin ends up being 0 or 1, then add 2 or 1, respectively, to both the LT-PMin value and the LN-PMin value.  If this produces numbers that change 10’s places, then choose a different starting LN-PMin value and retry the process.

Recap:

1. Lookup Monster Needed and record Sub Type Index for later use
2. Lookup up the largest index for Main Monster Type

1. Convert to hexadecimal, see if it can be used directly as decimal without the 0x
2. Determine addition value for getting it to a look like a decimal
3. Record the LN-PMin value once the hexadecimal value looks like a decimal number

3. Take the addition value from step 2.b above and make as large as possible.

1. Subtract 1 from the 10’s place of the LN-PMin value (if possible, without making it negative)
2. Multiply by 10 and add in the addition value from step 2.b above.
3. Record the LT-PMin value (This value should be 2 or greater).

Populating LT-PSec for determining Monster Sub Type

Recall that we saw that the monster sub type index for the Naga/Gali was 5 as shown in the Monster Main and Potential Sub Types Table from Chapter 5.  Now take that value and find the index below that matches that value.  Any of them should do, but take the largest value as this will make things easier in the future.

Value	Index	Value	Index	Value	Index	Value	Index
0	7	10	45	20	46	28	34
1	50	11	0	21	35	29	55
1	59	11	39	22	24	30	44
2	48	12	9	23	30	31	33
3	1	12	11	23	53	32	22
3	38	13	25	23	54	33	12
3	41	13	42	24	13	33	19
4	37	14	17	25	18	34	51
5	32	15	52	25	43	34	56
6	26	16	3	25	47	35	10
7	23	16	49	26	2	35	28
8	14	17	4	27	16	36	8
8	20	18	57	27	21	36	58
9	15	19	6	27	27	37	29
10	5	19	40	28	31	37	36

 

So, using the tables above, we find that 32 is the only value for 5, so take this value and put it in the LT-PSec field of the .ccd file.

Populating LN-PSec and T2-PSec for determining Monster Data Offsets

Now for a Naga/Gali the base data is

Base Data	life	pow	int	ski	spd	def	life weeks
Naga/Gali Base Data	120	150	100	140	70	130	350

I wish to make the Power and Skill as high as possible without sacrificing too many life weeks.  So, I go to the data offset table and choose the indicies of 3 and 37.  We place the largest in the LN-PSec field and the smallest in the T2-PSec field.

	life	pow	int	ski	spd	def	life weeks
T2-PSec -> 3	-3	14	10	6	19	-3	1
LN-PSec -> 37	11	13	4	19	1	-5	3
Sum of Both Indices	8	27	14	25	20	-8	4
Sum of Base Data + Summed Indices	128	177	114	165	90	122	354

So based on all the values chosen listed below, we should produce a Naga/Gali starting with the above base attribute values.

 

Calculating and Populating the PLBA values and Index 1 values

Take the LN-PMin  and LN-PSec values and plug in the PLBA formula: ((80 x 60 + 37) x 75) -150 = 362625.  Record this value in Entry 2 Point 0xa2 in the PLBA field.

Take the T2-PMin and T2-PSec value and plug in the PLBA formula: ((1 x 60 + 3) x75) - 150 = 4575.  Record this value in Entry 4 Point 0x2 in the PLBA field as well in Index 1 field of the Track 2 section.

Take the LT-PMin and LT-PSec values and plug in the PLBA formula: ((75 x 60 + 32) x 75) - 150 = 339750.  Record this value in Entry 5 Point 0x03 in the PLBA field as well in Index 1 field of the Track 3 section.

 

When it is all said and done, the .ccd file should look like Example 4 below on the next page.  When trying to burn the image to the disc, if you get a warning about it being too large, it doesn’t really matter, just over burn or truncate as you see fit.  The only thing you care about is burning the TOC to the disc.  After section 1 is complete, you may end the burning process.  This is also noted in the youtube video by teawch.

 

Example 4 - .ccd File finished for a Naga/Gali with selected offset data

Now here is a picture of the Naga/Gali and matching stats from the newly created CD:

 

Chapter 8 – Creating your own digital image in case you don’t have a CD player

Note:  If you follow the process on the link by teawch above about creating your own CD, the image created there will not work for this.  This process is for accessing the data directly from your computer not using a CD drive.

This process assumes that you will be using the ePSXe emulator and know how to change to CDROM and ISO for when you are asked about inserting a new CD for reading.  This may work for other emulators that allow you to switch to other ISOs as well.  This also assumes that you have created a .ccd file according to the process above OR you have retrieved a reliable one from the internet.  If you get a file off of the internet, make sure it has the track information at the bottom of the file; otherwise, this will not work and you will need to create it.

If it does not have the track information at the bottom, then just create it similarly to the example above by taking the PLBA values from the entries in your .ccd and transferring them to your created track fields at the bottom of that .ccd file.  Each point 0x01 (Entry 3) through 0xlast will have a corresponding track entry, so point 0x0b (in hex) will be [Track 11] for instance.  Do not create more than what there are.

Now we need to create an image file with the same name as the .ccd file that you have.  Next step, find the entry that has the point value set to 0xa2 in your .ccd file.  This is usually Entry 2.  Find the PLBA value of that entry.  The PLBA value represents the amount of frames (sectors) of your audio CD.  Multiply the PLBA by 2352 bytes/frame.  The result of this is the number of bytes that your newly created .img file will need to be.  Now, find a file creator that you can specify the size in bytes of the file.  I like using HxD Hex Editor, version 2.3.  The commands for this program are 1) File -> New, 2) Edit -> Insert bytes…, 3) Make sure to select decimal for byte count and then enter the amount of bytes as calculated above, 4) File -> Save as… and choose the same name as your .ccd with extension .img.

So, now when selecting your ISO for when you change files during MR2, select the .ccd file with the corresponding .img file we just created in the same directory and your monster you just chose should be created!

If for some reason, your program cannot read the .ccd files and instead demands .cue/.bin files, just change the extension of the .img file to .bin and create a .cue file like the format below of the same name as your .bin file.  The Index 01 entries all correspond to the PMin:PSec:PFrame values of your .ccd file entries with 1 exception: You need to subtract 2 seconds off of the PSec value.  If this were to take you to a -1, then make PSec  59 and subtract 1 from the PMin value.  The entries to use from the .ccd file are the same as the ones you would have used to create the track entries at the bottom of the .ccd file.

Example 5: .cue file value format