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One of the new features added to Project64 makes it possible & easy to find new cheat codes for games. We use game shark cheats as the method. These work by constantly changing a location in memory with some value. For example, for infinite lives in Super Mario 64, the code is 8033B21D 0064. The first two numbers (80) tells the cheat system to constantly change 1 byte in memory. The next 6 numbers are the location in memory where this variable is stored. The rest of the numbers are the value to keep changing it to (64). This is actually 100 in decimal (64 hex). This will keep your lives at 100 no matter what happens. As you can see the most important thing to create new cheats is to know the memory location.
I am going to show you how to find this location above with the new tool; I have gotten in to the game. Open the memory search and searched for the number of lives I have, in this case 4. As you can see in this picture I get a lot of results. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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That's pretty sweet! Congrats on this feature! ;D
I'd only ask if you could also search for values ( 1/-1) from what you're searching for, because in other games '4' lives can be represented by either a '5' or a '3'... |
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In the unknown search above you can search for values that have stayed the same/changed/increased/decreased. I might go through that one at a latter stage.
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where can we download this thing or does it come with 1.7?
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This is part of the beta version, only registered members have access.
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;D ;D 8)pj64 is of the best
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Can you use it to modify actors in games like Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time?
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hi, where does it stand that Memory Viewer option?
i've beta 1.7 and can't find that! |
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I got to look how to make this more accessable ..
To get to this: Go to settings/Options - Unclick Hide advanced settings, Apply Go to settings/Advanced - Turn on debugger This will give you a new menu. When the game is running you can see the option under debugger/memory |
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ooo this is a feature i would actually really like , of course a decent guide on it would be needed because im not good at programming and hexadecimal - im more of a designer then a coder.
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