Sysmodules compete for the same memory space. Breezehand will have unreliable download if the memory slider is set to 4MB. For 0.6.0 and above it will crash if the setting is set at 4MB. The slider will automatically slide to the left if other sysmodule eats up the memory. If with ultrahand you see that you can't set above 4MB better not use 0.6.0 and above.
Cheat editor is just nice to have for overlay. You can always use Breeze to edit your cheats.
Thanks Tom for your reply.
But how can I increase the memory, since when I press A to open Breezehand in Ultrahand, Atmosphere crashes?
I see from the screenshot that you're using nx-ovlloader+.
Should I replace nx-ovlloader with this one?
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I found it in version 0.5.3.
Memory increased from 4MB to 8MB.
I'll try version 0.6.2.
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I saw that version v.0.6.3 has been released in the meantime.
After downloading it, everything works.
If I may make a suggestion, why not set the default size to 8MB to ensure there won't be any crashes?
Or perhaps have this option available in Ultrahand (without a script) if the developer happens to see this.
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It uses the exact same settings as Ultrahand — the same, not just similar. I might try slimming down breezehand.ovl, splitting the functionality into two overlays, or removing some of the extra features carried over from Ultrahand.
Just dropping some feedback: I haven't crashed once since v0.5.2, and v0.6.3 runs smoothly for me.
Personally, I don't think splitting the overlay is necessary. As long as you follow the instructions and allocate 6MB of RAM in the settings, it's perfectly stable. It would be a shame to cut features!
Thanks again for the awesome work.
No more crash on 4MB. Download still unreliable at 4MB, to be addressed in future update.
Members-only download
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Members-only download
Now users won’t be left scratching their heads when they can’t update the app or reliably download cheat codes by URL.
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You do not need any variant of edizon and having them does not interfere.
You do not need Breeze but breeze brings more powerful feature. In future I may add feature that involve interaction between the two but at the moment there is none. Having Breeze does not take up any precious resource just a bit of sd card space.
There is a limit to how many cheats can be loaded / displayed with atmosphere in a single file, for games that have many cheats (looking at pokemon for example), with existing edizon overlay (txt file in atmosphere contents folder).
Does using Breeze overlay permit to bypass this limitation so we can have "as many cheats as we want" inside the txt file or is this a globally hard limit ?
Does using Breeze overlay permit to bypass this limitation so we can have "as many cheats as we want" inside the txt file or is this a globally hard limit ?
Can we have the option for breezehand to read the current cheats structure? I tried moving all my cheats from atmosphere to breeze cheats folder and they're not recognized. The structure is title ID/cheats/cheats.txt
There is a limit to how many cheats can be loaded in dmnt (Atmosphère’s cheat VM), and there is also a limit to how many total opcodes can be enabled at any one time.
Breeze lets you pick cheats from a file that exceeds those limits. You still cannot have more cheats loaded at once, but you can have a large file that contains more cheats than can be loaded at any given time.
I have not implemented this in Breezehand. It is possible, but there hasn’t been much demand for this feature. In fact I am not aware of anybody who made use of the feature in Breeze.
On launch, Breezehand checks whether any cheats are loaded, and if they are, that’s exactly what gets displayed. You will see the same cheats that every cheat manager sees—no more and no less. If you prefer to move your cheat files to Breeze directory to keep the contents directory clean you cannot just copy them over to breeze in bulk.
- Atmosphere Path: sdmc:/atmosphere/contents/{titleid}/cheats/{buildid}.txt (auto-loaded by CheatVM).
- Breeze Path: sdmc:/switch/breeze/cheats/{titleid or title name}/{buildid}.txt (load via Load Cheats from File).
Breezehand only support title id.
- sdmc:/switch/breeze/cheats/{titleid}/{buildid}.txt
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Thanks for your input !
I may have not been very clear on my explanation (that's my bad !).
The goal was to have this long list available, not loading everything at once since we keep relying on the dmntcht process of atmosphere.
But since Breeze overlay can read this long txt file to enable just what I need / want at a given time, that's perfect !
No, Breeze (the applet) has that, not Breezehand. I didn’t call it a “Breeze overlay” on purpose—people tend to skip the word overlay, and then we get miscommunication all over again. It’s the same problem as with EdiZon, where “EdiZon” can mean one of three very different things: the original EdiZon applet, EdiZon SE, or the EdiZon overlay.
I said there is really no demand cause I have not seen a single time anyone who said in order to see the full list you have to use Breeze.
Thanks for clarifying. Then I have to reorganize the 2100+ cheats file updated by @matias3ds to reflect breeze folder structure. It's gonna be worth it in the long run.
Breeze would access that zip file if you use load from DB button and if it is there it will be transferred to Breeze's cheat directory. No need to do this massive work of moving file around.
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