They work for me, fully updated. Edizon has been weird with some games recently. Check your file paths, I beleve atmo changed their folder structure for whatever reason. Its under contents now and not titles.
Have it in contents but no cheats in EdiZon I use the USA version, are the codes for EU? Other games works
Hey is there any cheat to always get lvl 10 items from drops?
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Hi can u make a code that makes monsters drop lvl 10? Or if that can’t be done can’t u make it so the code only turns items into lvl 10s
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Hi can u make a code that makes monsters drop lvl 10? Or if that can’t be done can’t u make it so the code only turns items into lvl 10s
I'm using the ROM hack in the main post. I checked where it was originally posted - one of the posts mentioned that more tamed monsters will produce items, but I couldn't find out which ones. Does anyone know?
I am pretty sure that editing the Skill values does give the bonus multipliers. Otherwise, it wouldn't explain why my stats on average jumped into the 10-20k range, without equipment.
You could also just set the skill xp value to FFFFFF in the save file with a hex editor.
You could also just set the skill xp value to FFFFFF in the save file with a hex editor.
I've been trying to work on a Skill EXP multiplier, but it's been tough going.
I've got a "fake" Skill EXP multiplier, which changes the Skill EXP requirements, which works just as well, to be honest. The problem is that you can only have 1024 opcodes in a cheat, and there are 500 requirements (which need 3 4-byte codes each).
In the meantime I have this code which sets the EXP required to level a skill to 1. You have to restart the game to disable it:
I've been trying to make a version which halves (or quarters, etc) the requirements, but have been running into trouble with one of the codes. I'll post a snippet and explain in a spoiler, if anyone knows how to get it working, please feel free to share.
This loads in the address 0x310ee01c to r1, and 0x30f4a030 (health value) to r2
Then, it copies r1 to r3 (that is, r3 = r1 = 0x310ee01c)
Then, what's supposed to happen is r3 = [HEAP + r3] (= [HEAP+r1]) - so it gets set to the value contained at that address. That's what I assume would happen according to the Atmosphere cheat docs, and it's what WerWolv's cheat disassembler pops out. Unfortunately, fate is less than kind.
That A-type code simply puts the value of r3 into the health address - just for debugging purposes, so that I can see what the value actually is.
Whether that A code is above the 5-type code, or below, it has the same value - that of r1. So basically the 5-type code is doing absolutely nothing
What I want to know is this: how are you supposed to do r3 = [HEAP + r3].
I've seen plenty of examples of the 5-type code from MAIN, and plenty with fixed address encoding, but it seems like HEAP register address code type 5 is non functional
I've got a "fake" Skill EXP multiplier, which changes the Skill EXP requirements, which works just as well, to be honest. The problem is that you can only have 1024 opcodes in a cheat, and there are 500 requirements (which need 3 4-byte codes each).
In the meantime I have this code which sets the EXP required to level a skill to 1. You have to restart the game to disable it:
Code:
[1 Skill XP to Level]
40010000 00000000 310ee01c
300E0000 00000064
04110000 00000000 00000001
78010000 00000004
310F0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
04110000 00000000 00000001
78010000 00000004
310F0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
04110000 00000000 00000001
78010000 00000004
310F0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
04110000 00000000 00000001
78010000 00000004
310F0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
04110000 00000000 00000001
78010000 00000004
310F0000I've been trying to make a version which halves (or quarters, etc) the requirements, but have been running into trouble with one of the codes. I'll post a snippet and explain in a spoiler, if anyone knows how to get it working, please feel free to share.
Code:
[TEST2]
14150000 310ee200 00000000
04100000 310ee200 00000001
40010000 00000000 310ee01c
40020000 00000000 30f4a030
98931000
58131000 00000000
A4320310
20000000This loads in the address 0x310ee01c to r1, and 0x30f4a030 (health value) to r2
Then, it copies r1 to r3 (that is, r3 = r1 = 0x310ee01c)
Then, what's supposed to happen is r3 = [HEAP + r3] (= [HEAP+r1]) - so it gets set to the value contained at that address. That's what I assume would happen according to the Atmosphere cheat docs, and it's what WerWolv's cheat disassembler pops out. Unfortunately, fate is less than kind.
That A-type code simply puts the value of r3 into the health address - just for debugging purposes, so that I can see what the value actually is.
Whether that A code is above the 5-type code, or below, it has the same value - that of r1. So basically the 5-type code is doing absolutely nothing
What I want to know is this: how are you supposed to do r3 = [HEAP + r3].
I've seen plenty of examples of the 5-type code from MAIN, and plenty with fixed address encoding, but it seems like HEAP register address code type 5 is non functional
Last edited by warbob5000,
Ok, before I get into the actual code, here's a short explanation as to how it works:
Each of the two codes is single-activation. You should turn one on, and then deactivate it. Then, if you want to modify things further, you activate the reset, disable the reset, then turn one of the codes on, then deactivate it.
So if you want 4x Skill XP you do the following:
x2 On -> x2 Off -> Reset On -> Reset Off -> x2 On -> 2x Off
To go back to normal, either restart, or use the x0.5 code enough times.
Keep in mind this is dividing the requirements in two, so something which needs 25 goes to 12, and then using the x0.5 it only goes back to 24. It shouldn't matter much, but do be careful.
The reason there's a reset is that otherwise it'll just keep shifting it. Nasty stuff.
Big thanks to AnimeJim for help with this.
Here's another little thing:
These two are rather hacky little things. They just decrement the millisecond counter. The % slowdown is based on my launch Switch. Other models may have different slowdowns. Overclocking almost certainly will have an effect on this.
That said, it's worked well enough for me so far.
If anyone knows where skill EXP gains are in the param files I could make a better 2x exp thing.
Edit: Fixed a silly mistake
Each of the two codes is single-activation. You should turn one on, and then deactivate it. Then, if you want to modify things further, you activate the reset, disable the reset, then turn one of the codes on, then deactivate it.
So if you want 4x Skill XP you do the following:
x2 On -> x2 Off -> Reset On -> Reset Off -> x2 On -> 2x Off
To go back to normal, either restart, or use the x0.5 code enough times.
Keep in mind this is dividing the requirements in two, so something which needs 25 goes to 12, and then using the x0.5 it only goes back to 24. It shouldn't matter much, but do be careful.
The reason there's a reset is that otherwise it'll just keep shifting it. Nasty stuff.
Code:
[Reset Skill EXP Activation]
04100000 310ee200 00000000
[2x Skill EXP (Single Activation)]
14150000 310ee200 00000000
04100000 310ee200 00000001
58010000 03894268
78010000 0018cf2c
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94422100 00000001
C0442200 00000000
40020000 00000000 00000001
20000000
A4211000
310E0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94422100 00000001
C0442200 00000000
40020000 00000000 00000001
20000000
A4211000
310E0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94422100 00000001
C0442200 00000000
40020000 00000000 00000001
20000000
A4211000
310E0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94422100 00000001
C0442200 00000000
40020000 00000000 00000001
20000000
A4211000
310E0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94422100 00000001
C0442200 00000000
40020000 00000000 00000001
20000000
A4211000
310E0000
20000000
[0.5x Skill EXP (Single Activation)]
14150000 310ee200 00000000
04100000 310ee200 00000001
58010000 03894268
78010000 0018cf2c
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94322100 00000001
A4211000
310E0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94322100 00000001
A4211000
310E0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94322100 00000001
A4211000
310E0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94322100 00000001
A4211000
310E0000
78010000 00000E70
300E0000 00000064
98921000
54021000 00000000
94322100 00000001
A4211000
310E0000
20000000Big thanks to AnimeJim for help with this.
Here's another little thing:
Code:
[40% Slower Time]
11110000 2DD871E1 00000020
511F0000 2DD871E1
911FF100 00000020
A1F00410 2DD871E1
20000000
[200% Slower Time]
11110000 2DD871E1 00000030
511F0000 2DD871E1
911FF100 00000030
A1F00410 2DD871E1
20000000These two are rather hacky little things. They just decrement the millisecond counter. The % slowdown is based on my launch Switch. Other models may have different slowdowns. Overclocking almost certainly will have an effect on this.
That said, it's worked well enough for me so far.
If anyone knows where skill EXP gains are in the param files I could make a better 2x exp thing.
Edit: Fixed a silly mistake
Last edited by warbob5000,
That's amazing! Thank you very much. While I don't know where those parameters are, Omnigamer on GameFAQs is datamining the game and might be able to point you in the right direction. This thread may be of some help too? I don't know much/anything about cheat creation, so it's hard to know what'll help.
Thank you again for your hard work!
EDIT: On the off-chance you don't know about it, EdiZon has an official Discord server here where they may be able to help. That was a very clever workaround you found.
Thank you again for your hard work!
EDIT: On the off-chance you don't know about it, EdiZon has an official Discord server here where they may be able to help. That was a very clever workaround you found.
Last edited by VoidDeviant,
Hi can someone help me?
I try use the cheat but its not working (i'm using sx os)
When i open the cheat window, the codes doesnt show up like other games. it only show
"Error parsing the cheat codes for the game"
The version i'm using is v1.0.0
Build id: 4dddf05ad1f48363
Thanks for the help
I try use the cheat but its not working (i'm using sx os)
When i open the cheat window, the codes doesnt show up like other games. it only show
"Error parsing the cheat codes for the game"
The version i'm using is v1.0.0
Build id: 4dddf05ad1f48363
Thanks for the help
All the cheats here are for 1.0.1, build id c03c9f6a862543f9
Also, SXOS doesn't support some cheats (code types 9 and A), as far as I know.
Also, SXOS doesn't support some cheats (code types 9 and A), as far as I know.
Rune Factory 4 Special US
TID 010051D00E3A4000
BID 4DDDF05AD1F48363
Is there any way to convert the codes for this build ID ? Thanks for the help!
TID 010051D00E3A4000
BID 4DDDF05AD1F48363
Is there any way to convert the codes for this build ID ? Thanks for the help!
thank you so much for your work and who ever else helped with this!, i will test these out today ive been waiting for something like this for a while.
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