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Hi,
I have found a speed code for some Need for Speed games. But the speed is defined by 2 addresses. One for the X- and one for the Z axis. So I can't simply take one and increase the value to go faster..
If I take the one for the X-axis and use a positive value the vehicle will go westbound. steering won't change anything.
If I take the address for the Z-Speed the car will go northbound.
In NFS games for the Wii I have found a nice solution:
286328F2 00000100 // if 2 is pressed, then
82200009 8061A1D0 // load float value from 8061A1D0
86A00009 3F840000 // multiply it with 1.03125
84200009 8061A1D0 //store the value at 8061A1D0
82200009 8061A1C8 // load float value from 8061A1D8
86A00009 3F840000 // multiply it with 1.03125
84200009 8061A1C8 // store the value at 8061A1D8
E0000000 80008000 // end of code
the values of 8061A1D0 and 8061A1D8 are also influented by the value of the vehicle's rotation concerning the Y-axis.
However, this speed code works very well.
But the bad thing is that the Action Replay code type is too limited to make such a code... Except we use ASM.
Unfortunately I don't know how to tell the game what value to load, how to write a multiply-float instruction and how to store it...
I assume I have to breakpoint (write) the speed's addresses and should get an address that contains an stfs-instruction. But what then?
I have found a speed code for some Need for Speed games. But the speed is defined by 2 addresses. One for the X- and one for the Z axis. So I can't simply take one and increase the value to go faster..
If I take the one for the X-axis and use a positive value the vehicle will go westbound. steering won't change anything.
If I take the address for the Z-Speed the car will go northbound.
In NFS games for the Wii I have found a nice solution:
286328F2 00000100 // if 2 is pressed, then
82200009 8061A1D0 // load float value from 8061A1D0
86A00009 3F840000 // multiply it with 1.03125
84200009 8061A1D0 //store the value at 8061A1D0
82200009 8061A1C8 // load float value from 8061A1D8
86A00009 3F840000 // multiply it with 1.03125
84200009 8061A1C8 // store the value at 8061A1D8
E0000000 80008000 // end of code
the values of 8061A1D0 and 8061A1D8 are also influented by the value of the vehicle's rotation concerning the Y-axis.
However, this speed code works very well.
But the bad thing is that the Action Replay code type is too limited to make such a code... Except we use ASM.
Unfortunately I don't know how to tell the game what value to load, how to write a multiply-float instruction and how to store it...
I assume I have to breakpoint (write) the speed's addresses and should get an address that contains an stfs-instruction. But what then?