So the first one is the memory address and after the space it's what to write to that address?What game and what did you find ? Once you've got your memory locations, usually you need to work out what value to put in there. You can play with that part of it. Use Windows Calculator convert a decimal number to hexadecimal [View]-> [Programmer]. All values must be 4 bytes, so you code will be xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx (Memory Value). Leading zeros should be added.
Paste it into here: http://lunarcookies.github.io/cheat.html, click QR Gen, then when running the game, press [Home] -> [L]+[R], once the camera opens press the QR icon on the screen and scan that QR Code, Click [OK] to Launch the Web Browser, then wait for it to load, error and kick you back to the Home screen. Press [Home] to go back to your game. If done correctly, you've edited the ram and given yourself whatever value you want.
So the first one is the memory address and after the space it's what to write to that address?
But in HxD, at a memory address I see more than 8 characters. And why do I have to write 2 in front of the memory address? And if I want to write 14, why 00000014 and why not 14000000?yes!!!
But in HxD, at a memory address I see more than 8 characters. And why do I have to write 2 in front of the memory address? And if I want to write 14, why 00000014 and why not 14000000?
So I have to reverse what I want to write?The 2 means, write a 1 byte value, it's 00000014 because it's big endian, not little endian where it would be 14000000 like you said.
Yes, but that only goes for the value part of an ar-code, the first part (address) is little endianSo I have to reverse what I want to write?
Thanks! You helped a lot! Can I edit something with ARcode that's visible in the HOME Menu?Yes, but that only goes for the value part of an ar-code, the first part (address) is little endian
Thanks! You helped a lot! Can I edit something with ARcode that's visible in the HOME Menu?
I'm on 9.5Are you trying to edit play coins ? If so, there are easier ways (Dev Menu and Play Coin Setter). Aside from that I believe the values aren't stored in ram, but read from the flash memory and written to flash memory each time you use or gain them.
I'm on 9.5
Then sadly, you're SOL.
I just dumped the ram from the Home screen, bounced the 3DS to give myself more play coins, repeated, and the value isn't found. The play coins aren't store in ram.