ROM Hack Cheat Codes AMS and Sx Os, Add and Request

[Sixthbubble07]

Do the build ID's match?

These are apparently for the 1.3.3 update.
i'm not aware of any other bulid ID for that update other than 49690ba2efdcd7a7

 

[uzimakiuchiha]

@Lionheartwolf can you test this?
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA MEGA
TID: 01001CC00FA1A000
BID: 2ff03fc088cba7a7

[Inf Hp]
040F0000 4D15C76C 00000101
[Achieve rate]
040F0000 4D15C770 01000000

 

[Lionheartwolf]

These are apparently for the 1.3.3 update.
i'm not aware of any other bulid ID for that update other than 49690ba2efdcd7a7

Im looking at the addresses now, and I am also on 1.3.3 and so far those addresses look correct. (Im using Noex to look, not the cheats themselves.)

There might be a problem with how the cheats are written. I wouldn't know how many times the cheat is meant to loop just by looking at it, but I do know that the starting addresses in these cheats, and the values being written are at least correct.

I am a little curious as to why the max level cheat loops 32 times when there isn't 32 pokemon try to change that 20 to 17 and see if that helps?

Try this:

[All Pokemons Max Level]
300b0000 00000017
04000000 00d8c790 00019384
78000000 000000b0
310b0000
20000000

@Lionheartwolf can you test this?
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA MEGA
TID: 01001CC00FA1A000
BID: 2ff03fc088cba7a7

[Inf Hp]
040F0000 4D15C76C 00000101
[Achieve rate]
040F0000 4D15C770 01000000

I haven't updated yet. Im testing out some other codes atm but as soon as I am finished I can look at these.

 

[dsrules]

Hi can anyone help me with these Pokken tournament codes
as every time i try activating one the game crashes and i have to hard reset my switch.

[All Pokemons Max Level]
300b0000 00000020
04000000 00d8c790 00019384
78000000 000000b0
310b0000
20000000

[All Costumes]
02000000 00d8b0c8 00000404
08000000 00d8c1e4 00040404 04040404
300c0000 00000ea6
01000000 00d8b31b 00000004
78000000 00000001
310c0000
20000000

[All Titles]
300a0000 00000251
01000000 00d86508 00000002
78000000 00000010
310a0000
20000000

I don't have the slightest clue why these ones won't work for me

are you using edizon? thought it has problems with loop codes

 

[Sixthbubble07]

Im looking at the addresses now, and I am also on 1.3.3 and so far those addresses look correct. (Im using Noex to look, not the cheats themselves.)

There might be a problem with how the cheats are written. I wouldn't know how many times the cheat is meant to loop just by looking at it, but I do know that the starting addresses in these cheats, and the values being written are at least correct.

I am a little curious as to why the max level cheat loops 32 times when there isn't 32 pokemon try to change that 20 to 17 and see if that helps?

Try this:

[All Pokemons Max Level]
300b0000 00000017
04000000 00d8c790 00019384
78000000 000000b0
310b0000
20000000



I haven't updated yet. Im testing out some other codes atm but as soon as I am finished I can look at these.

Ive just tried it and it still freezes for me

are you using edizon? thought it has problems with loop codes

Yeah i am using edzion

 

[uzimakiuchiha]

@DaBlackDeath
Do you know how, or can link me to anything to teach me about the codecave adresses, also I cannot even find that base value in my version of the game, in noexs, at least

 

[Gamerjin]

Hi can anyone help me with these Pokken tournament codes
as every time i try activating one the game crashes and i have to hard reset my switch.

[All Pokemons Max Level]
300b0000 00000020
04000000 00d8c790 00019384
78000000 000000b0
310b0000
20000000

[All Costumes]
02000000 00d8b0c8 00000404
08000000 00d8c1e4 00040404 04040404
300c0000 00000ea6
01000000 00d8b31b 00000004
78000000 00000001
310c0000
20000000

[All Titles]
300a0000 00000251
01000000 00d86508 00000002
78000000 00000010
310a0000
20000000

I don't have the slightest clue why these ones won't work for me

i Found this out the hard way:
"dont use register 0 in a loop code."
use a different Register for the spot i marked X in:

Spoiler

All Pokemons Max Level]
300b0000 00000020
040X0000 00d8c790 00019384
780X0000 000000b0
310b0000
20000000

[All Costumes]
02000000 00d8b0c8 00000404
08000000 00d8c1e4 00040404 04040404
300c0000 00000ea6
010X0000 00d8b31b 00000004
780X0000 00000001
310c0000
20000000

[All Titles]
300a0000 00000251
010X0000 00d86508 00000002
780X0000 00000010
310a0000
20000000

 

[DaBlackDeath]

@DaBlackDeath
Do you know how, or can link me to anything to teach me about the codecave adresses, also I cannot even find that base value in my version of the game, in noexs, at least

There is somewhere a IDA Pro Script, where you can enter a size of needed codecave and the script "should" find any offsets with enough space. Never worked for me.
Another way to find codecaves is manually searching.
Each (our switch ones) assembly code is 4 bytes long. A Codecave is a place with 00. So for 1 assembly code you have to find 00 00 00 00. If you need a bigger codecave, you have to multiply.

MOV W0,#0x1 = 20 00 80 52

for codecave , search for 4x 00 (00 00 00 00)
Well, for a single assembly code you don't need a codecave. Just as example.

MOV W0,#0x1    = 20 00 80 52
MOV W1,#0x1    = 21 00 80 52
ADD W2,W0,W1   = 02 00 01 0B
RET            = C0 03 5F D6

for codecave , search for 16x 00 (00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00)

 

[uzimakiuchiha]

There is somewhere a IDA Pro Script, where you can enter a size of needed codecave and the script "should" find any offsets with enough space. Never worked for me.
Another way to find codecaves is manually searching.
Each (our switch ones) assembly code is 4 bytes long. A Codecave is a place with 00. So for 1 assembly code you have to find 00 00 00 00. If you need a bigger codecave, you have to multiply.

MOV W0,#0x1 = 20 00 80 52

for codecave , search for 4x 00 (00 00 00 00)
Well, for a single assembly code you don't need a codecave. Just as example.

MOV W0,#0x1    = 20 00 80 52
MOV W1,#0x1    = 21 00 80 52
ADD W2,W0,W1   = 02 00 01 0B
RET            = C0 03 5F D6

for codecave , search for 16x 00 (00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00)

ok awesome, now how do i find this address value?

[Our HP is not reduced]
04000000 006C7E00 D2822C21
04000000 006C7E04 8B010122
04000000 006C7E08 39400042
04000000 006C7E0C 7100005F
04000000 006C7E10 54000041
04000000 006C7E14 D2800008
04000000 006C7E18 F946892A
04000000 006C7E1C D65F03C0
04000000 00184F30 94150BB4
[Our HP is not reduced]
04000000 00184F30 F946892A

I tried noexs to search for f946892a, no results, so i tried to find the address by adding to main of mine, then looking at that value, way different, I know these codes are complex, but if i can get this down, I can start posting some awesome codes for everyone

 

[DaBlackDeath]

ok awesome, now how do i find this address value?

[Our HP is not reduced]
04000000 006C7E00 D2822C21
04000000 006C7E04 8B010122
04000000 006C7E08 39400042
04000000 006C7E0C 7100005F
04000000 006C7E10 54000041
04000000 006C7E14 D2800008
04000000 006C7E18 F946892A
04000000 006C7E1C D65F03C0
04000000 00184F30 94150BB4
[Our HP is not reduced]
04000000 00184F30 F946892A

I tried noexs to search for f946892a, no results, so i tried to find the address by adding to main of mine, then looking at that value, way different, I know these codes are complex, but if i can get this down, I can start posting some awesome codes for everyone

first you have to change the byte order because of big/little endian
so F946892A become 2A8946F9
Now try to find 2A8946F9 in main.
for a codecave, search 8x 00 00 00 00

lets say you've got a codecave at offset 00543210 like

04000000 00543210 00000000
04000000 00543214 00000000
04000000 00543218 00000000
04000000 0054321C 00000000
04000000 00543220 00000000
04000000 00543224 00000000
04000000 00543228 00000000
04000000 0054322C 00000000

and your value 2A8946F9 at offset 00420000
then your code would become this

04000000 00543210 D2822C21
04000000 00543214 8B010122
04000000 00543218 39400042
04000000 0054321C 7100005F
04000000 00543220 54000041
04000000 00543224 D2800008
04000000 00543228 F946892A
04000000 0054322C D65F03C0 - return from codecave
04000000 00420000 94048C84- jump to codecave at 00543210

 

[patjenova]

There is somewhere a IDA Pro Script, where you can enter a size of needed codecave and the script "should" find any offsets with enough space. Never worked for me.
Another way to find codecaves is manually searching.
Each (our switch ones) assembly code is 4 bytes long. A Codecave is a place with 00. So for 1 assembly code you have to find 00 00 00 00. If you need a bigger codecave, you have to multiply.

MOV W0,#0x1 = 20 00 80 52

for codecave , search for 4x 00 (00 00 00 00)
Well, for a single assembly code you don't need a codecave. Just as example.

MOV W0,#0x1    = 20 00 80 52
MOV W1,#0x1    = 21 00 80 52
ADD W2,W0,W1   = 02 00 01 0B
RET            = C0 03 5F D6

for codecave , search for 16x 00 (00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00)

For code ave go to the end of the text. There is always some room between text and data

 

[Lionheartwolf]

@Lionheartwolf can you test this?
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA MEGA
TID: 01001CC00FA1A000
BID: 2ff03fc088cba7a7

[Inf Hp]
040F0000 4D15C76C 00000101
[Achieve rate]
040F0000 4D15C770 01000000

These are right.

 

[RichardTheKing]

Request: Pokémon Mystery Dungeon DX, move changer. Specifically, change what moves each active Pokémon knows - so addresses for each active Pokémon's moves, and each move's ID.

I second this - being able to get Ice Punch and Thunder Punch on Machop before the final boss would be awesome.

 

[uzimakiuchiha]

first you have to change the byte order because of big/little endian
so F946892A become 2A8946F9
Now try to find 2A8946F9 in main.
for a codecave, search 8x 00 00 00 00

lets say you've got a codecave at offset 00543210 like

04000000 00543210 00000000
04000000 00543214 00000000
04000000 00543218 00000000
04000000 0054321C 00000000
04000000 00543220 00000000
04000000 00543224 00000000
04000000 00543228 00000000
04000000 0054322C 00000000

and your value 2A8946F9 at offset 00420000
then your code would become this

04000000 00543210 D2822C21
04000000 00543214 8B010122
04000000 00543218 39400042
04000000 0054321C 7100005F
04000000 00543220 54000041
04000000 00543224 D2800008
04000000 00543228 F946892A
04000000 0054322C D65F03C0 - return from codecave
04000000 00420000 94048C84- jump to codecave at 00543210

Omg I could kiss you no homo lol. Thanks bro, I'll let you know how it goes
also do these asm codes have to have their bytes reversed? I cant find original values either, which I assumed was 0B010129
[Mana 4 times]
04000000 000AA488 0B010929
[Mana 8 times]
04000000 000AA488 0B010D29

edit: that value also got zero results

These are right.

Thanks man. Soon enough I'll start releasing my cheats with you guys lol. I just want to make sure I'm good enough first. Can you help me find an offset in blazblue if you have it?

 

[burhansalih]

You mean this one?

[All Real Paintings B (Plus + A) (Detailed Painting)]
80000401
04100000 AC4723D0 0000314e
04100000 AC4723D4 00000000
20000000

Let me know me if it works.

works thanks

 

[Lionheartwolf]

@uzimakiuchiha

I don't have it unfortunately. I might be able to help you with it, but it depends on how this week goes with Wonderful 101, and how much downtime I have before massive 2K games dump at the end of the month.

 

[uzimakiuchiha]

ok thanks man,either way, you've helped me a lot

 

[DaBlackDeath]

Omg I could kiss you no homo lol. Thanks bro, I'll let you know how it goes
also do these asm codes have to have their bytes reversed? I cant find original values either, which I assumed was 0B010129
[Mana 4 times]
04000000 000AA488 0B010929
[Mana 8 times]
04000000 000AA488 0B010D29

edit: that value also got zero results

Thanks man. Soon enough I'll start releasing my cheats with you guys lol. I just want to make sure I'm good enough first. Can you help me find an offset in blazblue if you have it?

yep, they must be reversed too
0B010129 = 2901010B = add w9, w9, w1
so you could be right with this value as original value

 

[uzimakiuchiha]

yep, they must be reversed too
0B010129 = 2901010B = add w9, w9, w1
so you could be right with this value as original value

I'm getting zero results for both, tried 16, 32, and 64 bit

 

[xtatu]

04000000 00543210 D2822C21 MOVZ x1, #0x1161
04000000 00543214 8B010122 ADD X2, X9, X1
04000000 00543218 39400042 LDRB W2, [X2]
04000000 0054321C 7100005F CMP W2, #0
04000000 00543220 54000041 B.NE loc 543228
04000000 00543224 D2800008 MOV x8, #0x0
04000000 00543228 F946892A LDR x10, [x9, #0xd10]
04000000 0054322C D65F03C0 ret codecave
04000000 00420000 94048C84 bl #0x15a9344 00543210

so will be