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  • David Dezio
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    Thanks Ricky-Bobby
    Originally posted by Ricky-Bobby View Post
    D073BA9C is the joker command for the game also a while ago when I was coding for this game I ported over a trainer so if you need one let me know.

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  • RENEGADE
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    D073BA9C is the joker command for the game also a while ago when I was coding for this game I ported over a trainer so if you need one let me know.

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  • Harry62
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    Originally posted by bungholio View Post
    There's a pcsx2dis??? I keep reading their updates but I must have missed that one.
    Yea. Use it with PCSX2 v1.2.1

    Link: http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-PCSX2...I-P-13-02-2015

    It is a real time PS2DIS. It is much better than trying to use a debugger with PCSX2, or trying to use the offical debugger with PCSX2 v1.4.0 or w/e the newest one is.

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  • bungholio
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    There's a pcsx2dis??? I keep reading their updates but I must have missed that one.

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  • Harry62
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    You can always use the memory search in pcsx2dis to find joker codes. Plus you can see it in real time.

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  • David Dezio
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    Originally posted by bungholio View Post
    I'm just lazily posting at the end without reading, but if nobody's mentioned it yet and you are able, you might be able to lazily find the joker address on your own by using dnawrkshop's modified version of gtclpimp's live-debug for the PS2. He added in a thing that does a search for them using patterns that are in most games but not all of them, so there might be a few games it can't find it for.

    When I was testing, all you had to do in live-debug was just bring up the menu and if it found a match for one of the patterns then it would display right in the middle of the screen I think. It's been about 6 years, I can't remember that well anymore but it's in the menus somewhere.
    Hmmmmmm... I have never seen the "modified version of dna workshop gtcl pimp's live-debug for the PS2" and do not worry thanks for the information bungholio. Thank you very much to everyone who helped me!

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  • bungholio
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    I'm just lazily posting at the end without reading, but if nobody's mentioned it yet and you are able, you might be able to lazily find the joker address on your own by using dnawrkshop's modified version of gtclpimp's live-debug for the PS2. He added in a thing that does a search for them using patterns that are in most games but not all of them, so there might be a few games it can't find it for.

    When I was testing, all you had to do in live-debug was just bring up the menu and if it found a match for one of the patterns then it would display right in the middle of the screen I think. It's been about 6 years, I can't remember that well anymore but it's in the menus somewhere.

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  • David Dezio
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    Originally posted by Skiller View Post
    FYI when copying Memory sections dont copy it as OP code copy it as hex..
    only ASM (Main Elf Sections) should be copied like this but random memory should not ..
    LOL, thanks Skiller

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  • Skiller
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    Originally posted by David Dezio View Post
    YESSS lee4, I was wrong!!! I Climbed up 9 addresses instead of 8 address, I realized that before trying the joker command, copy me on a note pad

    D0406BBC nop (this was wrong)


    D0406BC0 sd ra, $7900(ra) (this before seeing your post I realized that I was right, because the example you put Infinite Health and I had worked)

    so. This would be the second joker command? 00406bc4 sq ra, $7f7f(k1) This address is below the first address. example

    00406bc0 sd ra, $7900(ra)
    00406bc4 sq ra, $7f7f(k1)
    FYI when copying Memory sections dont copy it as OP code copy it as hex..
    only ASM (Main Elf Sections) should be copied like this but random memory should not ..

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  • David Dezio
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    Apologies Demonic722!
    Last edited by David Dezio; 10-01-2016, 03:18:19 PM.

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  • David Dezio
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    Originally posted by lee4 View Post
    its help understand what MIPS functions does
    Hmmmm... interesting

    I have a question ¿Can use ps2dis with PS1 games to find codes?
    Last edited by Demonic722; 10-01-2016, 01:16:07 PM. Reason: Use the edit button!

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  • lee4
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    its help understand what MIPS functions does

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  • David Dezio
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    Originally posted by lee4 View Post
    yes
    all games

    just add 9 to 1st digit
    00103078 0c040bc6
    like this
    90103078 0c040bc6
    Great! Thanks lee4 I just ask these things because I want to familiarize myself with ps2dis, but ¿is it true that you need to learn the language programmer MIPS Assembly? to use well ps2dis

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  • lee4
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    Originally posted by David Dezio View Post
    Okey, hmmmm but this works for all games?
    yes
    all games
    Originally posted by David Dezio View Post
    Follow the instructions but with Silent Hill 3 (SLES_514.34) and found that if I'm not mistaken this would be the Master Code
    00103078 0c040bc6 jal $00102f18 but, this Master Codes I have to add them to top ¿90 o F? LOL, I made the example with Silent Hill 3 (SLES_514.34) because in my times could not find the Master Code Silent Hill 3 PAL
    just add 9 to 1st digit
    00103078 0c040bc6
    like this
    90103078 0c040bc6

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  • David Dezio
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    Originally posted by lee4 View Post
    For beginners

    Skiller's (Scesifsendcmd) Master code
    Open the SLUS_210.26 ELF with ps2dis
    Press Control+F
    Copy and paste this pattern 2d 40 60 00 2d 48 60 01
    check mark the "As hex string" box
    Press Enter key
    the first JAL below it is the master code
    904F8438 0C13E0B6
    Follow the instructions but with Silent Hill 3 (SLES_514.34) and found that if I'm not mistaken this would be the Master Code
    00103078 0c040bc6 jal $00102f18 but, this Master Codes I have to add them to top ¿90 o F? LOL, I made the example with Silent Hill 3 (SLES_514.34) because in my times could not find the Master Code Silent Hill 3 PAL
    Last edited by David Dezio; 10-01-2016, 10:41:31 AM. Reason: Add more words

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