Looking at the existing codes, you'll need to click the "Include Negatives" option. Most of the codes are level 2 pointers, so you'll need to expand once. The Maximum offset varies... The highest one is 100000, but most of the codes look much lower... 10000 for most.
To actually USE a negative offset, go to a hex calculate and type FFFFFFFF - Offset. For instance, If it shows offset = -28A, it is FFFFFD75.
To actually USE a negative offset, go to a hex calculate and type FFFFFFFF - Offset. For instance, If it shows offset = -28A, it is FFFFFD75.
Some actual codes made this time! Finally got to make some codes for Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate and Shin Gundam Musou (Asia Version). Doing some editing for the meantime and they're ready.
That dang complicated, where did you learn all that from, such an expert, i will try it one more time when i get home then
Mainly reading the tutorials and trial and error. I also look at codes from similar games or the games on different consoles/pc to see if they're similar at all.
Oops. I typed it wrong in notepad, but it's close enough that you can understand. I don't think yours will work, anyway. The offset isn't usually a 0. I'll use it as an example, though.
Basically, you use normal pointer rules.
$3T0L AAAAAAAA BBBBBBBBB
--3 = Pointer code
--T = Bit type. 0(8bit) 1(16bit) 2(32bit)
--L = Pointer Levels. You have a 2nd level pointer, so 2.
--A = Address. This is the address of the first pointer's location. Use the one further into the nested pointers, not the one you expanded.
--B = Offset. Use the furthest in offset as well.
$3200 00000000 BBBBBBBBB
--$3200 = Pointer level. Must be set like this to continue the pointer chain.
--000... = Must be blank. The first line of the code will fill this in automatically.
-- B = 2nd Offset. Work your way backwards through the nested options.
-You'll do this line for each level of pointer. skip if it's level 1.
$3300 00000000 VVVVVVVV
--$3300 = Pointer End. This code tells what to do at the final destination of the pointer chain.
--000... = Must be blank again. The previous lines will take care of this.
-- V = Value. This is where you tell it what number you want it to be in-game.
You also don't need to fill out the "Value" field in TempAR. It is only used in generating the code. Since no one has made a version of TempAR that generates Vita codes, it can just be left blank.
Code:
$3202 81D68238 0000E880
$3200 00000000 00000000
$3300 00000000 00000018Basically, you use normal pointer rules.
$3T0L AAAAAAAA BBBBBBBBB
--3 = Pointer code
--T = Bit type. 0(8bit) 1(16bit) 2(32bit)
--L = Pointer Levels. You have a 2nd level pointer, so 2.
--A = Address. This is the address of the first pointer's location. Use the one further into the nested pointers, not the one you expanded.
--B = Offset. Use the furthest in offset as well.
$3200 00000000 BBBBBBBBB
--$3200 = Pointer level. Must be set like this to continue the pointer chain.
--000... = Must be blank. The first line of the code will fill this in automatically.
-- B = 2nd Offset. Work your way backwards through the nested options.
-You'll do this line for each level of pointer. skip if it's level 1.
$3300 00000000 VVVVVVVV
--$3300 = Pointer End. This code tells what to do at the final destination of the pointer chain.
--000... = Must be blank again. The previous lines will take care of this.
-- V = Value. This is where you tell it what number you want it to be in-game.
You also don't need to fill out the "Value" field in TempAR. It is only used in generating the code. Since no one has made a version of TempAR that generates Vita codes, it can just be left blank.
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where do i get the 2nd offset from? from another green line? and yes it didn't work lol
Last edited by Shakushi007,
The address you double clicked to open, that's the 2nd offset. It's not always a green address. I did underline it in matching color in the picture.
nvm . i already found it . you can edit bond level at servant customization . it a bit tricky for me
im satisfied after week of searching lol
. its time to replay extella link from beginning with max level , max bond , and infinite moon drive.
Also, That modified TempAR I sent you should generate the code for you now. Makes the pointer codes much easier to make.
Speaking of modified TempAR, I just got permission from the original creator, Raing3, to release a modified version that makes PS Vita's pointer searches much easier!
This is the normal TempAR program, but with a few new features that puts the Vita at the center.
Get the newest version at Here.
View the Source code Here.
Check out Raing3's Github
Edit:
As a side note, I have no prior coding experience beyond HTML. If anyone is good at C# and wants to help out, let me know. It took me about 12 hours to learn enough to understand the bit I needed, write new code, build'n'test and rinse wash repeat.... It'd be much easier if someone who actually knew what they were doing wanted to add a few more changes.
Presenting, TempAR - Vita Version
This is the normal TempAR program, but with a few new features that puts the Vita at the center.
- Pointer Searcher now has a Sony Vita Mode, complete with Base Address and "Real Addresses" already set up. This is now the default mode when searching pointers.
- AR code generation has been removed (for now) and a VitaCheat option has been added. The Vitacheat mode works with pointers of any level and even negatives. It's the default option.
- Changed the "Value" box to now say "Desired Value". I thought this made it clearer for new users to understand.
Get the newest version at Here.
View the Source code Here.
Check out Raing3's Github
Edit:
As a side note, I have no prior coding experience beyond HTML. If anyone is good at C# and wants to help out, let me know. It took me about 12 hours to learn enough to understand the bit I needed, write new code, build'n'test and rinse wash repeat.... It'd be much easier if someone who actually knew what they were doing wanted to add a few more changes.
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Infinite Grenades:
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Last edited by Gamerboi28,
The A*00 codes are ARM32 and ARM Thumb machine language. It's basically the game is programmed in C or C# or something and when it is compiled, it's turned into ARM language that the CPU can read. It's basically binary. Some one who knows ARM well might be able to just look at the code and understand it. I'm unfortunately not one of those people.
I suspect they either have a program that can decompile the code. Or, they have a way of isolating the specific bits of ARM they need and using a translator, can translate the HEX to ARM and can read it like that and make changes.
If anyone is familiar with CheatEngine's "Inject" options, you can take bits of ARM and NOP out the original code and replace it with new code somewhere else.
I not only hacked invincibility and ammo in this game, but I also hacked the following:
-Tripping a laser sensor/alarm does not end a stealth mission
-Guaranteed 5 stars on any mission regardless of your performance (crucial for unlocking the last few hvt's effortlessly. If you're a mediocre gamer like myself you know how hard this is to do because there's a star minimum you need to obtain before the last few hvt's get unlocked.
-You get 20 minutes to complete any timed mission
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I mean, it's not going to make finding pointers any easier... It just makes the code for you when you do find it. It also fills out the basic info. But if u wanna credit me for making it easier, I'm not gunna complain. XD
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