vstools VS EmulatorJS

I've been using VSTools: https://github.com/morris/vstools a really nice tool I found while looking for people who have deconstructed the game. In the browser version: https://morris.github.io/vstools/ if you have a copy of the game you can browse the files with it and with some homework on http://datacrystal.romhacking.net/wiki/Vagrant_Story you can load levels and models. you can turn on/off textures, vertex shading, wireframes, other cool stuff too. it's what im using to capture images of the maps as well.

Vagrant Story is widely recognized for its beautiful art direction. This shows the attention taken for even a single room - it isn't just nice textures, but careful layout of light/dark (which was all pre-baked in those days) in combination to make several flat plates come alive together. Working on a larger project about this game along these lines. If you have a copy and want to look at this kind of thing yourself, check out https://github.com/morris/vstools

Thanks to the amazing people at EmulatorJS and Libretro for making this all possible.

I'm also aware of EmulatorJS, but it seems to only support multiplayer on the same browser/machine: https://github.com/EmulatorJS/EmulatorJS.

You're probably looking for something like this. Just spin up a container with a web server and host the files. https://github.com/EmulatorJS/EmulatorJS

Nice job! Looks like a fleshed out version of emulatorJS (https://github.com/EmulatorJS/EmulatorJS)

EmulatorJS/EmulatorJS: The official home of the EmulatorJS project (github.com)

Check out emulatorjs.

Did a quick search and found EmulatorJS for web based, https://github.com/EmulatorJS/EmulatorJS

You want emulatorjs. Linuxserver puts out one of their great images for it, with clear instructions.