Welcome. It's something I've been wanting for a while, and I just kinda did it..... Hopefully it helps newer or less experienced people get pointers easier by taking out a few steps from and already pretty complicated tutorial. You should probably also thank @Shakushi007 , because him asking how to do the pointers made me finally go and figure out how to edit it. ;P

 

Updated to Version 1.0​

Changes:

• Removed "Beat Version" tag from title. It's been shown to work and no longer needs this.
• Removed "DO NOT DISTRIBUTE" from title. Raing3 has given permission to share it.
• Fixed bittype persistence bug. Negative offsets no longer use $3200 for lines 2+ and instead check bittype and use the correct code type.

Find the new version on Github here.

Report issues either here on GBATemp or in the Github Issues page.

Know C#? Want something added to the program or just give a helping hand? Check out the Source Code. I have several things I want to add, but know 0 C#. It's an easy program to edit and tinker with and I'd love the help! (Like, seriously... you don't know how long it took me to figure out how to push this 1 update to github... I'm completely daft...)

 

Minute Update - Version 1.02​

This version is build only, not available as a premade .exe file. This is mainly because most of the changes only affect the code, how it's displayed in Visual Studio's editor and added various comments to the code. The functions of the program didn't change, only some minor quality of life issues.

I'm also interested to know if anyone likes/hates the font type and size. Personally, I have trouble seeing if the font says 8/B and D/0. Would anyone prefer a different font family, such as a [url+https://97thfloor.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Serif-Sans-1-04.jpg]serif style font[/url]?

I've also got a list a features I want to add to TempAR, like automatically creating/modifying a .PSV or a new tab specifically for making all the other VitaCheat code types (Write, MOV, Conditional and Button Press, etc). You can check out the issues page of github to see the Todo List. If you have any experience with C#, I'd love a helping hand. If not, I'll do these updates when/if I can.

Changes:

• Fixed issue with dotPeek's code that caused Designer tab to not display in Visual Studio.
• Added various comments in Code to make editing easier.
• Made "Pointer Search" tab the default, now displayed immediately on open.

Find the new version on Github here.

Report issues either here on GBATemp or in the Github Issues page.

Know C#? Want something added to the program or just give a helping hand? Check out the Source Code. I have several things I want to add, but know 0 C#. It's an easy program to edit and tinker with and I'd love the help! (Like, seriously... you don't know how long it took me to figure out how to push this 1 update to github... I'm completely daft...) Check out the Todo list for more details.

 

Coming soon.....​

I'm working on a helper tool inside TempAR that will help in creating new codes. Here, I've selected the "Write ($0...)" option and it has given me the "Address 1" and "Desired Value" boxes to fill out and it has generated a "$0200" code based on the info I gave it.

It will support 3 basic code types and a pointer option for each of them:
Write $0200 -- Working!
Compress $4200 -- Working!
MOV $5200 -- Working!
Pointer Write $3200
Pointer Compress $7200
Pointer MOV $8200

The right side of the program is intentionally bare... I'll be adding an instructions area there that explains how each code type works and gives an example.

In addition, I'm planning to add 3 options to control how the code is activated: Always on, Conditional and Button Combo. These will add additional lines to control how the code is activated, whether it be pressing a combo like "L+Dpad UP" or checking if your HP is less than 50.

Lastly, I'm planning to add a $B200 option, to make the codes that are able to use it have that option.

 

Hi Yohoki, do you know how to find address of time ingame. I use fuzzy search but it show 0 result when i search again

 

Minor Update - Version 2.01​

Minor update to get the releases up-to-date. This update mainly cleans the code a bit, but also fixes 2 smaller bugs. It doesn't feel like enough progress to make a new release, but since it changes the way the program looks and feels, I wanted to release it now. I also don't know when the next update will be, since the next things on my todo list are much more complicated than the previous releases.

First, the "Convert File" option's window was not resized when I resized the app, it is now.

Secondly, when pasting codes in the "Convert text" area, some .DB files were created in a Unix format. There's a minor difference with how Unix and Windows handle linebreaks, making Unix text all appear on one line when viewed on windows systems. Since this program is only made for Windows systems, I've made all text be converted to Windows style linebreaks when you paste text. You'll now notice your pasted text appear clumped up and then quickly flash before showing a properly formatted text.

Changes:

• Fixed bug with original TempAR's codes when pasting Unix-based codes on converter tab. Fixes issue #5 .
• "Convert File" area now matches the new size of the windows.
• Removed some comments left over from dotPeek to save some filesize... although it's really minuscule.
• Removed some testing code that was left in the last build.

Find the new version on Github here.

Report issues either here on GBATemp or in the Github Issues page.

Know C#? Want something added to the program or just give a helping hand? Check out the Source Code. I have several things I want to add, but know 0 C#. It's an easy program to edit and tinker with and I'd love the help! (Like, seriously... you don't know how long it took me to figure out how to push this 1 update to github... I'm completely daft...) Check out the Todo list for more details.

 

Give me a couple days to play around with the code... Let me see what I can come up with.

I do see 1 issue, though... using a second, or even a 3rd dump doesn't make the pointer list show less addresses... It shows more. But, I should be able to make it show LESS green addresses, narrowing down the amount of testing pointers that needs to be done. But it does mean more searching through addresses to find ANY green addresses at all.

Also, loading time will be larger... This loading time will happen at the initial search, as well as every time you open an address to find a lvl2 or lvl 3 pointer, etc.

 

PreRelease V2.5p
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Made quite a big change here to the way pointer searching is handled. Now you can add up to 6 Memory Dumps to get a higher accuracy search. It will now "upgrade" the color based on how many times the pointer has appeared in multiple Memory Dumps. If it's only appeared in 2 Dumps, it will appear Green just like it always has. But now if it also appears in a third Dump, it will be colored Blue. This goes all the way up to 6 dumps, High accuracy with a bold Orange color text that really stands out. The colors now go as follows:

• Black - Probably not a pointer (Appears in 1 memory dump)
• Green - Low Accuracy (Appears in 2 memory dumps)
• Blue - Medium Accuracy (Appears in 3 dumps)
• Purple - High Accuracy (4 dumps)
• Red - Extreme Accuracy (5 dumps)
• Orange - Very high likelihood that this is the pointer you need (This pointer appears in all 6 dumps.)

You can still search with only 1 or 2 memory dumps and still use the old Black and green addresses. But now you have the option of using up to six for the new High Accuracy mode.

You may also notice more of the Low accuracy and Medium Accuracy addresses when using more Memory Dumps. It's part of the way I've made the colors get "upgraded" as you add more dumps. Each new dump gets checked against the 1st dump and gets it's own set of green addresses. But, if the address is already green, it is instead "upgraded" to blue. The colors keep upgrading so long as we feed it Dumps, up to 6 upgrades. So, as a result, you'll start seeing more colors as you use more dumps, but the important colors will always be fewer and more accurate.

i would really like to let you guys use this now, but there's still a few bugs I need to work out. So, for those of you that don't mind a slightly buggy version, I've released a prerelease version: https://github.com/Yohoki/TempAR-Vita/releases/tag/v2.5p

For those of you that would like to wait until I work out all the kinks (like having Dump 1 and 3 filled, but nothing in dump 2) feel free to wait a bit longer. There really is very little that can go wrong, though. So I really do encourage you to try it out early and give me some feedback!

Changes:

• Added 4 more Memory Dump boxes for High Accuracy mode.
• Added new colors to the pointer list to show the increasing accuracy: Black, Green, Blue, Purple, Red, Orange.
• Added an "Instructions" box that displays instructions about the code type you are making in the "VitaCheat" tab

Find the new version on Github here.

Report issues either here on GBATemp or in the Github Issues page.

Know C#? Want something added to the program or just give a helping hand? Check out the Source Code. I have several things I want to add, but know 0 C#. It's an easy program to edit and tinker with and I'd love the help! (Like, seriously... you don't know how long it took me to figure out how to push this 1 update to github... I'm completely daft...) Check out the Todo list for more details.

 

Minor Update - Pre-release V3.01p

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Feels like I'm updating this every day with something new. This one's a pretty minor change, but It's helpful, so I might ass well throw it out there. The Legend below the pointer list now counts how many addresses it's found of each color. You can now see how many useful pointers you've found, without scrolling. It even adds in the new addresses when you double-click/Spacebar on an address to expand it. This means you now know EXACTLY what's inside the address, without having to scroll through each one. You only have to actually look through the list when you notice that one of the colors has increased. Looking at the picture above, I was able to see exactly when an orange address appeared and was able to scroll right to it.

Now, this is a Pre-release, so expect a bug here and there. Thankfully, this is a pretty simple change, so there isn't a lot of code to mess up and what DID mess up, is only minor. Here's the bugs I've noticed:

• Double clicking on an address repeatedly keeps adding the pointers to the count multiple times.
• The addresses are totaled up INCLUDING negatives. Even if "Include Negatives" is turned off.
• The address count may also include non-optimal paths, even if "Only display optimal paths" is turned off.
  - I have no intention of fixing the last 2, because the mismatched numbers is a good sign that maybe you should try searching with those turned on.

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Find the new version on Github here.

Report issues either here on GBATemp or in the Github Issues page.

Know C#? Want something added to the program or just give a helping hand? Check out the Source Code. I have several things I want to add, but know 0 C#. It's an easy program to edit and tinker with and I'd love the help! (Like, seriously... you don't know how long it took me to figure out how to push this 1 update to github... I'm completely daft...) Check out the Todo list for more details.