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  • #91
    Not trying to sound mean, but I think you waste a lot of valuable time with trying to make codes this way.
    In my opinion, the only good thing that randomly punching in Game Genie codes will accomplish is finding out if there is a checksum check in the game (another words, stop the game from booting).

    At minimum, I would recommend you trying out this way to produce random codes:
    1. Open this link http://gamehacking.org/?sys=gen
    2. Type out 5 hex numbers (0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,A,B,C,D,E,F).
    3. Type out 1 even hex number (0,2,4,6,8,A,C,E).
    4. Type a colon ( : )
    5. Enter 4 hex numbers as a value to go with the address you already typed before the colon. (Example: 4E71)
    6. Click the circle that says RAW, do not pick Game Genie.
    7. Click the convert button.

    The page will generate the Game Genie code and show it at the bottom.
    At least with this method, you can easily know what your address and value are...
    Last edited by Mezmorize; 04-12-2013, 02:08:09 PM.
    http://OldGameHacking.com/
    http://www.youtube.com/user/DreamcastVideos

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    • #92
      i don't mind im just helping out my way of making these codes

      SONIC 2

      ACZA-CACA this is for sonic jumps

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      • #93
        I don't think he owns a computer. There are ways to get an old, free computer. Churches, schools, organizations, etc. would be a good chance that they wouldn't mind giving you one of their old computers that they don't use anymore if they had just bought all new computers. You should try asking around your area.
        Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker. Somewhere under the brick & steel of a nondescript building. We've once again made contact w/ our leader, OSG

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        • #94
          im using my own lap top

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          • #95
            Originally posted by daminmancejin View Post
            im using my own lap top
            Nice... glad to hear that.
            Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker. Somewhere under the brick & steel of a nondescript building. We've once again made contact w/ our leader, OSG

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            • #96
              i think is hard for me to do it by rom

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              • #97
                Originally posted by daminmancejin View Post
                i think is hard for me to do it by rom
                You don't jump right into Game Genie code making, you need to start with the basic RAM codes.
                If you need further help, let me know.
                http://OldGameHacking.com/
                http://www.youtube.com/user/DreamcastVideos

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                • #98
                  sure but i warn you i don't learn very fast just take it slow ok

                  Sonic 2

                  AA3T-CAAC this is for the title screen when you let run
                  AA4T-CAAA this is for the title screen when you push start just to jump to the screen

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                  • #99
                    sonic 2

                    AC3T-CAEN this is for sonic animations

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                    • I'm not sure what you already know about searching for memory (RAM) address, so lets start with the basics.
                      I will attempt to show you how to use the built in cheat finder in the emulator Fusion v3.64.
                      I assume you know how to get the emulator and ROM, so I'll jump right into it.

                      Basically, there are two ways to start searching for an address.
                      You either know what the value is, because it's displayed on the screen, or you don't.

                      For example, in Sonic the Hedgehog, you know how many rings he has because it's shown on the screen.
                      But, for instance in the game X-Men, you don't know the number used to store the characters health right off, since it's shown as a bar without any number.

                      We will start with the easiest method, an 'exact value' search, Fusion calls this searching method 'Count'.

                      In the following steps, we will try to find the RAM address that holds the value of how many rings Sonic currently has.
                      I will try to make it as simple as possible.

                      Step 1:
                      Open Fusion, and run the game Sonic The Hedgehog (W) (REV00) [!]

                      Step 2:
                      Start the game and gain one single ring, then press the Pause/Break keyboard key to pause emulation.

                      Step 3:
                      Hold the Alt keyboard key and press G. This will open the code input box. Click the button labeled 'CodeFinder'.

                      You should see the following box appear:


                      If you do not see this box and you are starting a brand new search (like we are now), click the button labeled 'Reset'.

                      Step 4:
                      Click the option labeled 'Count' since we know what the value is that we are looking for. Press '1' on your keyboard, since Sonic currently has one ring, and the click the button labeled 'Find'.

                      Step 5:
                      Click the OK button twice to exit the code finding box, and continue emulation by pressing the Pause keyboard key again.

                      Step 6:
                      Gain a second ring, press Alt+G again and once again click the box labeled 'CodeFinder'. Do NOT press the reset button, because we do not want to start over again, we want to continue where we left off.

                      Step 7:
                      Press 2 on your keyboard, because Sonic now has 2 rings, and click 'Find'.

                      Step 8:
                      Repeat this process until only one result is shown. It should only take 3 rings/scans to do this.


                      Step 9:
                      Write down the address that is found, and type it into the box that first appears when you press Alt+G, then click the box labeled 'Add Code'.

                      Step 10:
                      Click on the code and it will be highlighted in blue, meaning the code is enabled.


                      And that's all. Sure this code has already been made by someone previously, but this was just for learning purposes.

                      The code FFFE21:0001 consist of 2 things.
                      The first 6 digits (the numbers and letters before the : symbol) is the address.
                      And the last for digits (after the : symbol) is the value.

                      You can now change the value of your rings to be whatever you want, for instance FFFE21:0009 would be 9 rings.

                      This should be enough to get you started, if you didn't already know how to.

                      I personally do not use the built in cheat searcher for finding RAM addresses, I prefer using Cheat Engine.
                      But the built in searcher is useful for converting an address found with Cheat Engine to a PAR address.
                      Since you have complete control of the value once you have added a RAM code in CE, it only ever needs two scans to convert it.
                      http://OldGameHacking.com/
                      http://www.youtube.com/user/DreamcastVideos

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                      • Hey Mez, I gotta say, Fusion's "difference" searcher doesn't work to well for me, it's easier to use CE to find the unknown vales then just change them with CE then use Fusion's "count" function to search the values you found on CE, that's the way I do it, just a tip to try to help out, I do use Regen BTW to make/find GG codes.

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                        • That's exactly what I do.
                          I only use the count function, and only for converting a CE address to PAR.
                          http://OldGameHacking.com/
                          http://www.youtube.com/user/DreamcastVideos

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                          • Originally posted by Mezmorize View Post
                            That's exactly what I do.
                            I only use the count function, and only for converting a CE address to PAR.
                            Same here. Probably the best built-in cheat searcher is the one in FCEUX.
                            Last edited by 47iscool; 04-17-2013, 03:16:57 AM.

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                            • daminmancejin, have you had a chance to try out the simple guide I wrote here?

                              I tried to keep it as simple as I could, I want to see you making some PAR codes ^.^
                              http://OldGameHacking.com/
                              http://www.youtube.com/user/DreamcastVideos

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                              • Originally posted by Mezmorize View Post
                                daminmancejin, have you had a chance to try out the simple guide I wrote here?

                                I tried to keep it as simple as I could, I want to see you making some PAR codes ^.^
                                yae you can made biggest code dood
                                i mean you can convert all your existed genie code to actionreplay dood

                                anyway im still interestin about your unique method a-z ,its cool!

                                dood
                                dood! im a uniter, not a divider dood

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