[PS2][SCUS_973.99] God of War

[Harry62]

Some old, and new, codes for God of War.

[U][B]NOTE: Size modifiers are strictly cosmetic.[/B][/U]

Blade Size Mod (On Back) (default: 3f800000)
2029e3d0 XXXXXXXX

Blade Size Mod (In Hand) (default: 3f800000)
2029e3d4 XXXXXXXX

Blade Size Mod (Out of Hand) (default: 3f800000)
2029e3d8 XXXXXXXX

Blades Link Diameter (default: 3e800000)
2029e3e4 XXXXXXXX

Invisible Chain on Blades (disable the code above for same results)
2029e3e0 00000000

Glow Diameter (Blades) (default: 3f4ccccd)
2029e3e8 XXXXXXXX

Shadow Diameter (Blades) (default: 3f4ccccd)
2029e3ec XXXXXXXX

Super Jump [1st jump]
101E92C4 00004220

Super Jump [2nd jump] 
101e95f8 00004220

Gravity Mod (default: 42480000)
20335e98 XXXXXXXX

Move fast [Hold L2]
D02FDA9C 0000FEFF
20795A68 43F00000

Walk through walls [Hold R2]
D02FDA9C 0000FDFF
201EB150 00000000
D02FDA9C 0000FDFF
20335e98 00000000
D02FDA9C 0000FFFF
201EB150 0C07A68E
D02FDA9C 0000FFFF
20335e98 42480000
NOTE: This code disables gravity while holding R2.



[U][B]Not Tested:[/B][/U]

Walk up any slope angle
20335e9c 42B40000
NOTE: This probably works since it's right beside the player gravity, but I haven't found a hill/slope to test it on.


[U][B]My Notes:[/B][/U]

player ptr: 0029d2b4

player xyz: these seem to be static, however I have only tested during the first part of the game .
00795880
00795884
00795888

player acceleration
00795A68

001EA820 - yaxis clipping
001eb1c0 - player movement
--001F6850
001DFF68 - update coords
00795AD8 - controls double jump, wall collision

001DC628 - player movement 2
001DC398 - player movement direction?
001E9A38 - player collision?
001EB150 - map clipping xyz

0029C948 - possibly clock timer

[bungholio]

Super Jump [1st jump]
201E92C4 42200000

Super Jump [2nd jump]
201e95f8 42200000

You could just put those as 4 byte float values like the others, the values definitely look like floats.

[Harry62]

You could just put those as 4 byte float values like the others, the values definitely look like floats.

Writing 32bit will bypass the original data that is loading the value in to the register. You could write the code in 32bit if you did it this way:

201E92C4 3c014220

[bungholio]

Oh, I see. I didn't actually look at the address range they were at. I know what you mean, I've done the same. It's been about 5 years since I touched a PS2.