Are there any custom cheat libraries for EZ-Flash Omega to add support for more games and more cheats? If not, is it possible for me to add more cheats to the existing file somehow?
You can add cheats to the files yourself, if you want. You just have to know that only certain types of cheats can be used. Specifically ones that go in memory address 0x2000000 and 0x3000000. You can figure out what can be done by looking over the following for loop. https://github.com/ez-flash/omega-k...ad7e11ac21052f9fa9143f/source/GBApatch.c#L470
Please note that even certain codes that go in those addresses can't be used due to how the EZ Flash cheat engine formats the coding, specifically ANDing the cheat address, which restricts the cheats heavily. Also there are no loop, slider, or conditional cheat codes, yet....
As for looking for codes, I recommend using https://gamehacking.org/system/gba
It may be due to the IPS changing the headers, or you didn't copy all of the files in the cheats zip file to your SD. Despite some tutorials stating you can rename the cht files to whatever you want, I've been finding they must have a numerical value, and have to be within the corresponding GameID2cht.bin file. For instance, Mega Man Battle Network (U) is numbered 0165 in the bin file, with the header ID being AREE, and there is a corresponding cht file.
When you attempt to run the game, are you selecting the cheats and then running it with addons?
Screenshots of where you are looking? Could use a screenshot of the options menu when you are about to load up the game, and the settings page. Also could use a screenshot of the root of your SD card. There needs to be a CHEAT folder on the root. Inside that would be 2 folders and a file, and inside each of those folders are more folders with numbers. In fact, if you were to look at the contents of those folders, look for the 0165.cht file, which would be in folder 0000.No, I'm straight up not getting the option to select cheats at all, and I know I have Cheats turned on in the flashcart options menu.
Okay. Thank you for the screenshots. Looking it over, and seeing that you don't have a thumbnail for the game, clearly indicates that your roms don't have correct headers, which is why they don't get found.
That means you'll have to figure out what the header IDs are for your patched roms, and then you'll have to search for the cheats yourself, as more than likely your IPS patched rom will not work with all the codes that are made for the clean roms.
Well, if you find it again, it might help you find a program specificly for the GBA. Maybe google it. If you don't know the name of the program, at least you can do a search with key words. But after that, if your roms are patched to do custom things, like a randomizer, then your cheat codes will not work because the codes are meant for clean dumps of games, not romhacks, so you will need to figure out how to scan a game's memory and make your own codes.How would I find the header ID? I remember using some kind of program years ago to make DS cheats work on patched Pokemon ROMs but I don't remember what that program was, or if it would even work on GBA ROMs.
Okay. Thank you for the screenshots. Looking it over, and seeing that you don't have a thumbnail for the game, clearly indicates that your roms don't have correct headers, which is why they don't get found.
That means you'll have to figure out what the header IDs are for your patched roms, and then you'll have to search for the cheats yourself, as more than likely your IPS patched rom will not work with all the codes that are made for the clean roms.