So I'm trying to create cheat code but totally noob at memory editing.
What I've done so far is generate some memory dumps of a game with NTR Debugger and use Cheat Engine to compare the dumps to determine which values have changed and find a specific address.
Am I doing it right?
What I've done so far is generate some memory dumps of a game with NTR Debugger and use Cheat Engine to compare the dumps to determine which values have changed and find a specific address.
Am I doing it right?
Last edited by Emenaria,
Cheats code for 3DS can be found here (only FE for now):
http://www.neoseeker.com/Games/action_replay/3DS/all.html
http://www.neoseeker.com/Games/action_replay/3DS/all.html
New Launcher doesn't work with DSTWO (and, probably, DSTWO Plus)... Yet. DSTWO is THE best cartridge out there, so they can just release new plugin, probablySo has anyone confirmed or denied if the new update fucks up DSTWO+ in any way?
Also, has there been new cheats since the release yesterday?
Sort of looks like it when you compare their code for max hearts and rupees with the NTR one, although you can't just copy/paste the NTR one in. Looks like the GW mem address is the NTR one minus 0x04000000
you're on the right track, yes. Find the address in Cheat Engine, then the NTR Address for that memory is <the offset your memory dump started at>+<the address you found in cheat engine>. so if your dump started at 0x14000000 and the address you found in cheat engine was 0x0017a450 then NTR's address for that would be 0x1417a450.
Before you try making a GW code though, I would try writing to that address using NTR Debugger just to be sure that you have the correct address and that writing to it doesn't cause any crashes. I've thought I found the correct one before and then I ended up crashing my game because I wrote something like a 255 to something that wasn't supposed to go bigger than 10.
DSTWO+ looks really tempting to me due to the DS/3DS support in one cart.
Having that thing would make switching cards a thing of the past, only card card to rule them all!
And with Themehax I wouldn't need to change anything else anymore.
I'm curious, if you're on firmware 9.2 or below, why would you go the flash cart route at all at this point? RxTools does everything that the Gateway can do (aside from play .3ds/z roms which take up more space than .cia files) and more than even the DSTwo+ due to playing DS, DSi, GBA, SNES, NES, etc. It's completely free and using themehax it can boot right from the start.
As somebody with a Gateway, I ended up ditching it (well I still have it, but I replaced the launcher.dat with RxTools') a while ago just because RxTools is so damn convenient. By the way, this isn't a jab at you or anybody who still uses Gateway! I'm just curious. I'm also not trying to convince anybody to do anything. After all, you can do what you want 'cuz a pirate is free!
I'm in!Wow guys, I don't understand why you are so nervous. YOU should calm down and take a cookie
Someone has a list of the cheats?
Is it really that easy?
Last edited by Bimmel,
Well I haven't used CIA files out of Save Data Filer and Title Manager, I have never installed any games as CIAs.
Are they really much less spacy than 3DS/3DZ ROMs?
I used NDS Tokyo Trimmer for 3DS files and they do save some space.
I am avoiding rxTools at the moment because I am on a N3DS and for what I've seen it's still somewhat unstable.
Although, for my O3DS I do use rxTools now.
I have been seriously thinking about switching to rxTools completely and install all my games as CIAs while leaving my DS games flashcard in the N3DS so that I don't have to switch anything anymore., but rxTools beta is holding me back.
Last edited by ShadowOne333,
Interesting enough, I did something opposite because of... being lucky. I used rxTools (both rx and cakes are awesome for old and new models respectively. They require basically NOTHING special to be installed) and recently because of someone claiming that some of SCDS2s are upgradable, I've managed to successfully upgrade my DSTWO. Then I just tried to use it out of curiosity and... that was pretty awesome! Simply placing 3DS/Z files to the flashcard, not being required to wait for hours to install the game and not worrying about random errors and wasted time. Also it fills my 3DS cartridge slot. As for all those emulators... Well, I just like DSTWO's interface. So, rxTools is pretty good, and so is DSTWO+, but they make just awesome pair when combined.
But partially that's because of DSTWO being just that universal. Gateway doesn't have this advantage, for example, requiring two flashcarts being swapped
Personally I like using .3dz a lot more that cias, converting 3ds to cia and install process being more tedious for games as cia to me. (also being on new 3DS, I don't have cryptofix issues with .3DZ that I would have with cia)
To each his own I guess.
I do use cia for homebrew though.
Last edited by Azel,
Gateway is not for piracy, is the people who uses for that intent are pirates. It's like saying dvd burners and tape recorders are for pirating movies and music.
.3ds support is basically the reason I still use mine.
.CIA take a rediculous amount of time to install. Also easier to use .3ds/3dz for personal dumps, don't have to convert anything after having Gateway dump the cart.
Last edited by Armadillo,
I figured out what the 3.5 filesystem error was: Apparently as of 3.5, GW decided it hates 32MB cluster size on exFAT. Not sure if because they changed code to the ROM picker to allow cheats or anything.... I was using 32MB cluster to minimize ROM fragmentation. Thanks Gateway~
As a owner of a Gateway I must say that's a convulated DRM system in place here.
Also, gateway didn't warn on their main page that there's this extra step (to not say problem/bug) to run CIA with their patches now.
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