I dont need timer, but to modify the time you get by killing enemies. Each enemy give you + 5 seconds. If you kill 2 in one hit you receive 10 seconds and so on. Anyway i've tried to search exact value (05, 10 etc.) and even greater than and less than, but without success. Always over 5-6 results and the value in hex editor change everytime, and every time i try to search the code again change the address/results.
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The latest update allowed me to find memory addresses consistently on badge arcade, for the number of plays. Interestingly, modifying the ram address where the plays were, allowed me to basically complete my collection of all the machines currently on offer, and the end results of that stuck. 
I will make an attempt to find the address pointer for the number of plays, and make some button modifiers to set it. Once I manage that, then there won't be a need for the practice machine any longer.
I will make an attempt to find the address pointer for the number of plays, and make some button modifiers to set it. Once I manage that, then there won't be a need for the practice machine any longer.
why, what is the difference? unlock more achievements for getting +50s +100s?? then it would be easier to find unlock all achievements than looking for +xx
Last edited by dsrules,
Its simply. Its a fun game, even if is a test for Resident Evil Revelation and not a true game, so its full of bullshits lol expecially in co-op wifi, have many lags that ruin the skills of player. Because normally if you kill enemy with melee you receive a bonus of + 5 seconds on timer, but if you use an ability called Lucky 7 you can get an extra bonus of 3 sec, so with melee kill you receive +8seconds insetad of 5. But only if you kill enemy with number 7 on clock (xx:xx:7x or xx:xx:x7).
Its funny to make competition to finish a round with highter time possible, but many times lags ruin your aiming for Lucky 7 bonus and its frustrating, so i want to change the normal +5 seconds in always +8seconds
If I knew that, I wouldn't ask you guys. I just want to play this game, and go through the dialog faster, like in other Pokemon games, and I know allot of you also want this code. There must be a HEX adders that determines the text speed, but I don't know how to find it and turn it into a code, so I'm asking if someone else can. Thanks for the reply, anyway.
Last edited by tomx86,
all I could say is picky, and cheats might not work properly when playing multi player, it might looks like the cheat is working on your screen, but it doesn't have the same outcome on the other player's screenIts simply. Its a fun game, even if is a test for Resident Evil Revelation and not a true game, so its full of bullshits lol expecially in co-op wifi, have many lags that ruin the skills of player. Because normally if you kill enemy with melee you receive a bonus of + 5 seconds on timer, but if you use an ability called Lucky 7 you can get an extra bonus of 3 sec, so with melee kill you receive +8seconds insetad of 5. But only if you kill enemy with number 7 on clock (xx:xx:7x or xx:xx:x7).
Its funny to make competition to finish a round with highter time possible, but many times lags ruin your aiming for Lucky 7 bonus and its frustrating, so i want to change the normal +5 seconds in always +8seconds
is it me, or is there no 8bit conditional code type...?
-edit. luckily in this specific game i can use a 16bit because i can depend on the previous value, but hmm not good
-edit. actually no... it seems the 32bit conditional is the only true conditional?
Conditional 16bit deref + write codes:
7XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Greater Than
8XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Less Than
9XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Equal To
AXXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Not Equal To
16 bit conditional does a compare, and a write in the same line? what if i want to write to a different address
-edit. luckily in this specific game i can use a 16bit because i can depend on the previous value, but hmm not good
-edit. actually no... it seems the 32bit conditional is the only true conditional?
Conditional 16bit deref + write codes:
7XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Greater Than
8XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Less Than
9XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Equal To
AXXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Not Equal To
16 bit conditional does a compare, and a write in the same line? what if i want to write to a different address
Last edited by cearp,
there is no 8bit conditionals, not even in the original ARis it me, or is there no 8bit conditional code type...?
-edit. luckily in this specific game i can use a 16bit because i can depend on the previous value, but hmm not good
-edit. actually no... it seems the 32bit conditional is the only true conditional?
Conditional 16bit deref + write codes:
7XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Greater Than
8XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Less Than
9XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Equal To
AXXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Not Equal To
16 bit conditional does a compare, and a write in the same line? what if i want to write to a different address
you should be able to write to any address if the condition meets, but doesn't seem to work well with loop codes, it simply stops the code when condition is not meet
unless there is a different writing method?
ah ok, yeah i misunderstood the 16bit conditional code. but what does deref mean? "Conditional 16bit deref + write codes:"
deference what?
and, so how can i do a check on an 8bit value? i just can't? that sucks lol...
i want to check if something is enabled. ZZYY
i want to check YY to see if it is 00 or 01. but, I can't... only if I check ZZYY as a whole 16bit. but ZZ can change and has nothing to do with my YY.
any advice?
I'm having an issue.
I made a few codes, and they work the one time after i view the hit list. Then, i copy the addresses to my pc and make a text file. Then i enable the codes at the appropriate time and they don't work- the game crashes completely.. i knos the addresses are static and im sure its the proper addresses. Pls help.
I made a few codes, and they work the one time after i view the hit list. Then, i copy the addresses to my pc and make a text file. Then i enable the codes at the appropriate time and they don't work- the game crashes completely.. i knos the addresses are static and im sure its the proper addresses. Pls help.
there is no 8bit conditionals, not even in the original ARis it me, or is there no 8bit conditional code type...?
-edit. luckily in this specific game i can use a 16bit because i can depend on the previous value, but hmm not good
-edit. actually no... it seems the 32bit conditional is the only true conditional?
Conditional 16bit deref + write codes:
7XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Greater Than
8XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Less Than
9XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Equal To
AXXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY - Not Equal To
16 bit conditional does a compare, and a write in the same line? what if i want to write to a different address
you should be able to write to any address if the condition meets, but doesn't seem to work well with loop codes, it simply stops the code when condition is not meet
unless there is a different writing method?
find a different address for condtional check or use a button combo to write the value you want
try search for the address again before you enable the cheat, just to make sure the address is static, if it still freezes after enable cheat then it should be wrong coding on your code
yeah ok i understand there is no 8bit conditional, but what do i do when i want to do a check against an 8bit value, and not against a 16bit/32bit value?
is there a trick?
thanks for the info
could be wrong coding if the address is static
nothing? since there is no 8 bit conditional check code, can you check ZZYYXX?yeah ok i understand there is no 8bit conditional, but what do i do when i want to do a check against an 8bit value, and not against a 16bit/32bit value?
is there a trick?
The code works perfectly fine after i change the value in the view hits thing. It works with spider too
Just doesnt wanna work when i put it into a text file and load it from there. Is the format:
[NAME]XXXXXXXX YYYYYYYYXXXXXXXX YYYYYYYYXXXXXXXX YYYYYYYY
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
Well, not the code directly, but the exact same method i used to make this one.
Last edited by DarkFlare69,
yeah that's really annoying then.
in this one game (zelda) for this address and value, i can actually do a 16 bit check.
but as you can imagine, normally i won't be able to, because we can't normally treat 8bit values as 16bit values
there is no trick? like comparing the 16bit value containing the the 8bit at the beginning, and the 16bit value with the 8bit at the end, or anything like that?
yeah it sucks, why they never make 8 bit check codetype, maybe they ran out of numbers to use for 8bit since 0123456789 are already used hahahayeah that's really annoying then.
in this one game (zelda) for this address and value, i can actually do a 16 bit check.
but as you can imagine, normally i won't be able to, because we can't normally treat 8bit values as 16bit values
there is no trick? like comparing the 16bit value containing the the 8bit at the beginning, and the 16bit value with the 8bit at the end, or anything like that?
Last edited by dsrules,
i was going to do some fun stuff like, if you have the postman's hat on, you will be fierce deity link etc.
but yeah, no way to check against an 8bit. crazy. but as always thanks for the info
Well there would be E and F left for code identifiers so they still have a few open. Maybe they'll extend their code system in future updates
maybe something like EXXXXXXX Z00000YY
XXXXXXX = Adress
Z = determines equation type (equal, not equal, bigger etc)
YY = What to compare with
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