I really enjoy Tornado Outbreak and i really want to create my own cheats for TO is there any way I can create my own cheats I wanted to add a player modifier or a cheat that allows you to walk through sunlight please if anyone knows how to create cheats please add some new Tornado Outbreak geko codes also add a Character modifier where you can play as a certain Npc or any other cheats!
To create your own cheats, you can use Dolphin's cheat support to try and search for values to modify the game. Some of what you listed sounds easy (cheat to go in the sunlight...) some of it sounds like it'd be hard (playing as characters that didn't exist in the original game.)
My best bet would be to just start poking around the game with the built in cheat stuff. It's in Tools/Cheat manager I think or something along those lines.
You may have to use Cheat Engine to find your address by setting the start to 8FFF0000 and end to 933F0000. You may also have to use PowerPC assembly to find your code if you can't find a static address by opening the debug mode on any development build and setting read or write breakpoints.
It's too many cheat search I mean I tried to create a cheat but it didn't work
What happens if you get into sunlight.
(11-02-2016, 11:55 AM)gamemasterplc Wrote: [ -> ]What happens if you get into sunlight.
It says "Stay in the Shade you'll burn up in the Sun!
Try finding the message in RAM and setting a read breakpoint on the start of the message by searching a RAM dump of MRAM or ExRAM. You may have to adjust some characters in the message to find it like spaces and punctuation. You will have to do some backtracing to find the comparison of whether you are in the sun. You might also find it through nopping reads of your X position.
(11-02-2016, 12:00 PM)gamemasterplc Wrote: [ -> ]Try finding the message in RAM and setting a read breakpoint on the start of the message by searching a RAM dump of MRAM or ExRAM. You will have to do some backtracing to find the comparison of whether you are in the sun. You might also find it through nopping reads of your X position.
Only thing i found was just BGW files and Audio files These must be Different type of BGW sense the FFXI BGW player doesn't work but could you replace models?
You dump the RAM through the debugger in Dolphin. You search for the message with a hex editor. If you found the message in MRAM add 0x80000000 to the offset you get in the hex editor. If you found the message in ExRAM add 0x90000000 to the offset you get in the hex editor.
(11-02-2016, 12:05 PM)gamemasterplc Wrote: [ -> ]You dump the RAM through the debugger in Dolphin
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I'll try that but I don't think that will give me something
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