Lol, I was just about to start looking for Bayo 2. I found a code somewhere in the forum, but didn't work for me. It keeps freezing the game as soon as I send them:I'm trying to figure out where the magic orb meter is stored in Bayonetta 2, it's a meter of 8 spheres in 3 rows, 24 in total, now I'm not sure if it's stored as an integer, char or percentage, integer makes the most sense to me but you never know, anyway tried to track down it with TCPgecko I narrowed the search to a few (around 10) poke theam all but none made any difference, could it be possible a value like that is pointing to another memory adress? how do you know when a variable is "stored in a pointer"? I tried to search the value with the unknow variable method, but still not sure how does it work, does it show for example EVERY variable that increase in value if I search for greater than?
This do nothing
This one do nothing
My system freeze with this one too
Not sure, could it be the variable size?
After reading the first post I did google JGecko and your topic came up.
Ok I got some good news and some bad news.
First, there's no such thing as a pygecko payload. There's only one codehandler that has been modified in different ways. TCP Gecko.Net and PyGecko are just for accessing the functions the codehandler provides. It's just called different things because to my knowledge it doesn't have a proper name. This is why I just refer to it as gecko codehandler, since it's based off of the Gecko cheat engine thing for Wii. Technically though, given the way it works, TCP Gecko would be more correct.
