1.  Figure out what you want to find, and determine if it is
a value or bits.
2.  Turn on the scan types you want to use to find it.
3.  Start the game.



Once you've started the game and are searching for a value:
1.  Set where to start scanning.  Start anywhere starting from
address 00100000 to 01fffff8.  Use the LUI/ORI Selector to
select it, and set it with functions 18 to 21.
2.  Set your value type and length.
3.  Set your first scan type.
4.  Use the LUI/ORI Selector to select the value you'll compare
results to for the first scan.
5.  Use functions 18 to 21 to create and set the value.
6.  Press L2 + Up to scan.
7.  Press R2 + Down to reset your currently selected result,
so you don't need to worry about it being 0 and then freezing
the game when you check your results.
8.  Set your extra scan type, and use it.
9.  Your extra scan can take anywhere from 2 seconds to about 50
seconds total.  Don't be afraid if your game pauses and the sound
and everything stops, it's normal.
10.  Continue to set your extra scan types and then scan until
you think you have reduced the results down enough.

11.  Press R2 + Down, and then L1 + Up to apply old value.  Make
sure you change the thing you are looking for before you apply
the old value, or press L2 + L1 + R1 + Up to set it to 0 and
then press L1 + Up to see if your thing changes to 0.
12.  If it doesn't change the thing you are looking for, press
R2 + Left to go to the next result, and L1 + Up to apply the old
value again.  Continue this until you find your result.  You might
not find your result, meaning it's not in that address range or
you scanned incorrectly and need to try again or change where the
game will start scanning for results to a higher area.

13.  Once you have your effect, press R1 + Right to set the
special OR value to 0001.
14.  Press R1 + Up and check if the game pauses for about 2 seconds.
If it doesn't pause, bit 0001 isn't on in the address.  If it does
pause, bit 0001 is on in the address, so write it down or remember
it.
15.  Press L2 + R2 + Up to make special OR value to 0002.  Every
time you press it the bit will shift up 1.  It goes:
00000001
00000002
00000004
00000008
00000010
00000020
00000040
and you should see the pattern.
Repeat steps 14 and 15 until you've finally checked bit 01000000.
For every pause you got, add the bits together and you will have
your address.  Try out your code.
If you think you accidentally messed up which bits you had
paused, restart at step 13 since that resets it to 00000001.




Once you've started the game and are searching for 1 bit:
1.  Set where to start scanning.  Start anywhere starting from
address 00100000 to 01fffff8.  Use the LUI/ORI Selector to
select it, and set it with functions 18 to 21.
2.  Do something to turn on the effect you want to find.
3.  Press L2 + Down.
4.  Press R2 + Down as a safeguard against the address 00000000.
5.  Turn your effect off, press L2 + R2 + R1 + Down to
keep results that are off, and then press R2 + Right to
scan again.  To be afraid of the long game pause.
6.  Continue to change the scan type back and forth to
on and off while turning your effect on or off.
7.  Once you think you have very little results left, press
R2 + Down.
8.  Turn your effect on, and then press L1 + Right.  If your
effect doesn't turn off immediately, that isn't your result.
9.  If you got your result, skip this step.  Otherwise press
R2 + Left to go to the next result.  Then try step 9 again.
10.  If you keep going up a result and never find what you want,
Check the result's address and last result's address by setting
the special OR value to 0001, pressing R1 + Up and then R1 + Right,
and then L@ + R2 + Up.  Then press those 3 button combinations
in the same order again and again.  If you get the same exact pauses,
it has gone through all results and you need to change where to
start scanning again or you messed up scanning.

11.  Once you find your result, go through steps 13 to 15 like
you would for values, it's the same process.  Try your code.