Hacking DeadSkullzJr's NDS(i) Cheat Databases
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Depending on the kernel, you have to enable them first. If you are using Wood R4 then you need to enable them both in the settings and for the games in general. If you are using the default R4 kernel (with time bomb) then stop using that and use YSmenu, default R4 is ugly when it comes to using cheats lol.
Launched a Discord server for you guys to join, invite link is on the main post of this topic (place with the download and what not)!
Hello everyone, it's that time again to post another update on v2.1. Here lately I've been questioning which games have been missing in the databases without any sort of cheats. I never really thought it was possible to form a list based on what was missing, that is until a good friend of mine went out of his way and whipped up a list himself. He has also helped me with some cheat codes as well so you guys will definitely be in for a surprise with that. So I'm happy to say that I now have a list of games that are missing from the database, I think you guys know where this is going. Not only do I have a list, but I decided to recruit my good friend as a teammate so now him and I can dish out stuff more efficiently and quickly. As a side note, I have begun cleaning/revamping cheats for quite a few games in the database, I hate the fact that one regional version of the game(s) has something that another version doesn't, sharing is caring am I right lol? Anyways, please hold on a little longer guys, I really am trying my best to jam pack this update, I don't want to play around and give a joke out. All I want is you guys to have something viable to use whenever you please.
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Take as long as you need! We know that it will be worth It! Better to have a finished delayed product than a rushed buggy one. Thank you!
I decided to do a small change to the version for the next update. I have decided to move to a more normal and more understandable version format so you guys can understand why this next major update isn't a v2.5 but is instead v2.1. As you all know I am currently working on the next update, a very big update I might add, some of you have made some comments regarding the version I chose to use for the next update because usually big updates means a bigger update number (example, v2.0 to v3.0). So I figured why not use a three digit version format instead of the two digit format I use currently. Basically instead of calling this v2.1 I will now call it v2.1.0. You might be asking what the difference is, well there really isn't much of a difference for this specific version, however when it comes to small fix updates and what not, you will understand the differences then. When I first started releasing these updates I used to just increase the integer by one regardless of the update being big, small, or just a simple fix update. Now with this new format I plan to use it will be easier to understand, example, you know the next update will be v2.1.0, 2 being the integer to indicate the massive changes (or the ground breaking stuff really), 1 being the normal major update integer, and 0 being the fix update integer. So say I added a broken cheat in 2.1.0 and wanted to release a fixed database(s), I would call it v2.1.1 instead of v2.2. As for the updates that we currently sit on I will manually add ".0" at the end of them all so if anyone decides to look at the history they won't get thrown off by the sudden change in version formats.
My codes at GameHacking website was updated! Just for Digimon World DS (USA)!
- Bits multiplier
- Foods Gain multiplier
- EXP multiplier
You can add it into list! Enjoy!
- Bits multiplier
- Foods Gain multiplier
- EXP multiplier
You can add it into list! Enjoy!
Added to the databases! Also I converted these codes for the Japanese versions, already got these in the database too.My codes at GameHacking website was updated! Just for Digimon World DS (USA)!
- Bits multiplier
- Foods Gain multiplier
- EXP multiplier
You can add it into list! Enjoy!
Digimon Story (Japan)
Code:
x2
52247B40 E5990008
02247B60 E0802082
02247B64 E0830082
D2000000 00000000
x4
52247B40 E5990008
02247B60 E0802102
02247B64 E0830102
D2000000 00000000
x8
52247B40 E5990008
02247B60 E0802182
02247B64 E0830182
D2000000 00000000
x16
52247B40 E5990008
02247B60 E0802202
02247B64 E0830202
D2000000 00000000
x32
52247B40 E5990008
02247B60 E0802282
02247B64 E0830282
D2000000 00000000
x64
52247B40 E5990008
02247B60 E0802302
02247B64 E0830302
D2000000 00000000
x128
52247B40 E5990008
02247B60 E0802382
02247B64 E0830382
D2000000 00000000
x256
52247B40 E5990008
02247B60 E0802402
02247B64 E0830402
D2000000 00000000
Code:
x2
52247C50 E593A22C
02247C54 E082C08C
02247C58 E08A208C
D2000000 00000000
x4
52247C50 E593A22C
02247C54 E082C10C
02247C58 E08A210C
D2000000 00000000
x8
52247C50 E593A22C
02247C54 E082C18C
02247C58 E08A218C
D2000000 00000000
x16
52247C50 E593A22C
02247C54 E082C20C
02247C58 E08A220C
D2000000 00000000
x32
52247C50 E593A22C
02247C54 E082C28C
02247C58 E08A228C
D2000000 00000000
x64
52247C50 E593A22C
02247C54 E082C30C
02247C58 E08A230C
D2000000 00000000
x128
52247C50 E593A22C
02247C54 E082C38C
02247C58 E08A238C
D2000000 00000000
x256
52247C50 E593A22C
02247C54 E082C40C
02247C58 E08A240C
D2000000 00000000
Code:
x2
52247704 E5963000
02247718 E0802082
0224771C E0830082
D2000000 00000000
x4
52247704 E5963000
02247718 E0802102
0224771C E0830102
D2000000 00000000
x8
52247704 E5963000
02247718 E0802182
0224771C E0830182
D2000000 00000000
x16
52247704 E5963000
02247718 E0802202
0224771C E0830202
D2000000 00000000
x32
52247704 E5963000
02247718 E0802282
0224771C E0830282
D2000000 00000000
x64
52247704 E5963000
02247718 E0802302
0224771C E0830302
D2000000 00000000
x128
52247704 E5963000
02247718 E0802382
0224771C E0830382
D2000000 00000000
x256
52247704 E5963000
02247718 E0802402
0224771C E0830402
D2000000 00000000Digimon Story (Japan) (Rev 1)
Code:
x2
52247B4C E5990008
02247B6C E0802082
02247B70 E0830082
D2000000 00000000
x4
52247B4C E5990008
02247B6C E0802102
02247B70 E0830102
D2000000 00000000
x8
52247B4C E5990008
02247B6C E0802182
02247B70 E0830182
D2000000 00000000
x16
52247B4C E5990008
02247B6C E0802202
02247B70 E0830202
D2000000 00000000
x32
52247B4C E5990008
02247B6C E0802282
02247B70 E0830282
D2000000 00000000
x64
52247B4C E5990008
02247B6C E0802302
02247B70 E0830302
D2000000 00000000
x128
52247B4C E5990008
02247B6C E0802382
02247B70 E0830382
D2000000 00000000
x256
52247B4C E5990008
02247B6C E0802402
02247B70 E0830402
D2000000 00000000
Code:
x2
52247C5C E593A22C
02247C60 E082C08C
02247C64 E08A208C
D2000000 00000000
x4
52247C5C E593A22C
02247C60 E082C10C
02247C64 E08A210C
D2000000 00000000
x8
52247C5C E593A22C
02247C60 E082C18C
02247C64 E08A218C
D2000000 00000000
x16
52247C5C E593A22C
02247C60 E082C20C
02247C64 E08A220C
D2000000 00000000
x32
52247C5C E593A22C
02247C60 E082C28C
02247C64 E08A228C
D2000000 00000000
x64
52247C5C E593A22C
02247C60 E082C30C
02247C64 E08A230C
D2000000 00000000
x128
52247C5C E593A22C
02247C60 E082C38C
02247C64 E08A238C
D2000000 00000000
x256
52247C5C E593A22C
02247C60 E082C40C
02247C64 E08A240C
D2000000 00000000
Code:
x2
52247710 E5963000
02247724 E0802082
02247728 E0830082
D2000000 00000000
x4
52247710 E5963000
02247724 E0802102
02247728 E0830102
D2000000 00000000
x8
52247710 E5963000
02247724 E0802182
02247728 E0830182
D2000000 00000000
x16
52247710 E5963000
02247724 E0802202
02247728 E0830202
D2000000 00000000
x32
52247710 E5963000
02247724 E0802282
02247728 E0830282
D2000000 00000000
x64
52247710 E5963000
02247724 E0802302
02247728 E0830302
D2000000 00000000
x128
52247710 E5963000
02247724 E0802382
02247728 E0830382
D2000000 00000000
x256
52247710 E5963000
02247724 E0802402
02247728 E0830402
D2000000 00000000
Hello everyone, I have discovered something tonight that kinda bummed me out a tad bit. So as usual I was doing my normal business with the cheat databases, was actually adding some really cool cheat codes that a lot of Pokemon players will enjoy once I get the database out there for everyone. Well the situation is in regards to Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver and their regional variations. HOWEVER this problem can occur with other games in the future. So let me get to it already, as you all know the usrcheat database and of course all the other older databases have served us well over the years, especially since there isn't a set limit on how big the databases can be. However I found out that there is indeed a limit on how many cheat code lists per game can have at once, NOT turned on (obviously the RAM couldn't handle having so many cheats on at once), I am merely meaning just the codes themselves when you go to select the ones you want to use. I figured this out just a few minutes ago when I added my new codes for Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver and ran the games with and without enabling cheat codes, Pokemon HeartGold (SoulSilver has the same amount of codes so SoulSilver included) crashed and unfortunately through process of elimination, it was due to having too many cheat codes in the list for this game. Now there is only one way to fix the issue, and I REALLY, REALLY, REALLY hate the fact that I have to say this, but unfortunately I will have to delete, yes DELETE, some codes for Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver. I hate deleting codes because a lot of this stuff took a lot of work to put together, some codes that I didn't make were either lost in internet history or something along the lines, other codes were improved, newly created codes were obviously added. It sucks that there is a limit on how many codes you can have in a list per game, HOWEVER that doesn't mean a huge chunk will have to go. Currently without deleting anything the HGSS cheats are 264KB of raw data (sounds small I know but this is raw data we are talking about here). So from the tests, a 250KB+ cheat code list is to much for any game to run with or without cheats enabled. So I gotta shave it down a little bit, as usual though there is no limit on the database size itself so I can continue to make it grow. I will probably delete some of the codes I made in order to stay under the limit.
By the way if anyone asks me, NO the codes I made did not cause this issue as these cheats work perfectly fine for one, two I made these codes work for other Pokemon games as well and they load in the list and work fine in game. Obviously the game loads too lol.
By the way if anyone asks me, NO the codes I made did not cause this issue as these cheats work perfectly fine for one, two I made these codes work for other Pokemon games as well and they load in the list and work fine in game. Obviously the game loads too lol.
That's definitely true, on the bright side I now know when to stop making/adding codes to games lol. So from all of this, flashcarts check the cheat list for any enabled cheats before booting the game, but it isn't able to read more than 250KB+ of data so it says "nope" and the game can't load.
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