For RPG-Like games (Diablo 3, Dark Souls, Xenoblade, ect...) a save editor is the best solution. There are tons of talented ppl on GBAtemp that have the knowledge to make one, let's just hope someone will find the time and desire to make it
https://gbatemp.net/threads/cheat-codes-sx-os-add-and-request.520293/page-40#post-8350963
I think it's the same addy Stoned replied with.
Keep in mind it's for the JPN release Bayonetta 1 cartridge, and I'm not sure if it works on other versions.
I'd appreciate feedback either way to know if it's working or not for whatever version you are running.
if currently, people couldn't even do gold which is exact value search, how do you expect them to do the others which are unknown values? it could take hours per search for unknowns on 3GB ram memory
It's piss easy using noexs/sys-netcheat to find and modify simple values. Was able to lock "experience required to next level" to 1 and am currently around level 900 Paragon. Money/shards/etc are also very simple, ten minutes of effort.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/cheat-codes-sx-os-add-and-request.520293/page-14#post-8331262
easy to follow tutorial using noexs and finding pointers.
SXOS does not allow loading custom modules so you have to use their built in Cheat Search tool, which is OK for finding things that aren't levels deep in pointers. You could still manually dump the memory and use a generic pointer search tool.
Also I recommend reading the noexs thread here -> https://gbatemp.net/threads/noexs-remote-debugger.512668/
Lots of helpful hints for troubleshooting.
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ah snap... okay. I have only "experience" with sx os...
Is it complicated or recommended to run things dual? like "remove" sx and put hekate/ReiNX on it only for cheating with noex? and switch after that back to sx os?
Is it complicated or recommended to run things dual? like "remove" sx and put hekate/ReiNX on it only for cheating with noex? and switch after that back to sx os?
I keep multiple cfws on Switch and use my phone to send whichever payload for whichever CFW i want to load.
I think SXOS can load custom payloads as well via the options menu when you hold down Vol + at launch, but I've had bugs with that in the past personally.
I did everything and put it on the sd card. boot reiNX and start
after that i put my ip adress on
But it won't connect. It chooses port 7331 - when i used ftp server in sx os it was always port 5000...
But it won't connect. It chooses port 7331 - when i used ftp server in sx os it was always port 5000...
I don't use ReiNX w/ noexs, but I think I remember reading ReiNX 1.7 (latest) doesn't have debug mode enabled.
I personally don't know if you can enable it somewhere like you can in Hekate's boot config.
You have debugmode=1 and fullsvcperm=1 listed twice.
You also put "modules/kips/noexs.kip1" as the location of noexs but told me you put it in the root of the SD.
You also dont have exosphere loaded or layeredfs or the pm.kip
Also, looks like you are running an older hekate template since you dont have backlight setting or autohosoff.
What sysnand version are you running?
An easy way (at this point) to get up and running is to use -> https://www.sdsetup.com/console?switch
It builds everything you need pretty much. (maybe dont select games/emulators unless you want that).
Basically you can just drop the contents of the "sd" folder (located inside the zip) into your Switch SD card root.
From there, you boot hekate 4.2 through whichever method you use, and then hit Launch > More Configs > Noexs + LayeredFS (or just Noexs if you don't need access to game backups).
Then you should be off to the races.
I think.... [=
also, my config>
You also put "modules/kips/noexs.kip1" as the location of noexs but told me you put it in the root of the SD.
You also dont have exosphere loaded or layeredfs or the pm.kip
Also, looks like you are running an older hekate template since you dont have backlight setting or autohosoff.
What sysnand version are you running?
An easy way (at this point) to get up and running is to use -> https://www.sdsetup.com/console?switch
It builds everything you need pretty much. (maybe dont select games/emulators unless you want that).
Basically you can just drop the contents of the "sd" folder (located inside the zip) into your Switch SD card root.
From there, you boot hekate 4.2 through whichever method you use, and then hit Launch > More Configs > Noexs + LayeredFS (or just Noexs if you don't need access to game backups).
Then you should be off to the races.
I think.... [=
also, my config>
Code:
[config]
autoboot=0
autoboot_list=0
bootwait=5
customlogo=1
verification=2
backlight=100
autohosoff=0
{-------- Noexs -------}
[Noexs]
kip1=modules/required/loader.kip
kip1=modules/required/pm.kip
kip1=modules/required/sm.kip
kip1=modules/noexs/noexs.kip1
secmon=modules/required/exosphere.bin
kip1patch=nosigchk
atmosphere=1
debugmode=1
fullsvcperm=1
[Noexs LayeredFS]
kip1=modules/required/loader.kip
kip1=modules/required/pm.kip
kip1=modules/required/sm.kip
kip1=modules/required/fs_mitm.kip
kip1=modules/noexs/noexs.kip1
secmon=modules/required/exosphere.bin
kip1patch=nosigchk
atmosphere=1
debugmode=1
fullsvcperm=1
{ }
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