Don't use this for online games! It'll ruin the experience for others and will probably get your switch banned in the process!
Readme is on github
Unofficial guide
Readme is on github
Unofficial guide
Last edited by jakibaki,
Nice!, this looks better than the nswitchdebugger. Although the nswitchdebugger has a background hook I think and you can load a cheat file to constantly write to an address every second.
I hate shit like this thank god it’s not a gui but we can kiss goodbye to any fair future online matches with Mario kart 8 & Splatoon 2, it’s the beginning of the end for the Switch!
Last edited by Reecey,
Assholes will be assholes :/
If NSwitchdebugger wasn't already a thing I wouldn't have released this. I just wanted an open-source alternative.
Reminds of the wiiu days when ryancock shot his load all over Mario kart 8 and did exactly the same thing. Yes it ruined a fair online community that enjoys a fair game. Tbh if you enjoy this sort of application you are in the minority! Trust me!
Last edited by Reecey,
You are late, we can do that with layeredfs which is even funnier
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NSwitchDebugger is better, it allow you to find cheats directly on the console.
But hey at least something open source is better than nothing, even if nxdbg was a thing
this is much faster than nswitchdebugger and no crashing while searching. The only thing I need added though is searching for u8 or 1 byte.
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I disagree, I would rather use a cheat engine that allows you to use to a desktop GUI application (similar to TCP Gecko or JGecko U) to develop cheats. In general, I find the console interface too restrictive.
Last edited by CuriousTommy,
I don't really play games online, also i have no intentions of using this given there are safe editors for zelda already that is way easier to use. All that being said i thought online cheating was already rampant at this point. Not to mention everyone here is eventually getting banned
That is until they steal the code and implement it.Read the github readme
No, because they don't allow custom sysmodules.
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