Hellooo! firstly i'd like to thank you all for the help with the codes but i was wondering if you could do a few for me, and i have looked through a lot of this forum for what i've been looking for but, need for speed underground 2 and extermination, they're both ntsc-u. in advance, thank you.
07-15-2016, 02:17 AM (This post was last modified: 07-15-2016, 02:48 AM by Devilswarchild.)
Hey guys, it's has been a long time since I have been here (thought I was banned dunno why I thought that) and I love the prgress that has been made so far. Currently remaking my old MS Saga: A New Dawn patch file and once it get it all nice and finished I will post the file itself up in here for everyone to enjoy credit goes to all who originally helped me with it. New things that have happened are the fact that I have a new desktop to play this all on with a better gpu than that old sorry as r7 240 (which I sold to an australian friend of mine lol) . So yeah good things have come to me and more good things are on the way.
Now with that being said. Vsub I know you are in here lurking and yes I know you asked me long ago when I was going to learn to convert these codes so that I dont have to ask...well I finally have an answer for you. The reason I havent learned is because I know myself very well. I wont try to make excuses but simply put I dont have the patience to sit there like you do and go through the codes one by one to figure out which encryption they are and if i tried I would plainly just give up out of frustration. Which is why I leave it to you bc you have been doing it long enough to automatically know (or atleast make it look like you know) which one is which encryption plus compared to me you are a professional . So I just have one set of codes I would like to humbly ask you to convert for me if you would be so kind.
Here are the codes: fyi these are from code twink also I think you willl need this: Ms Saga: A New Dawn NTSC-U SLUS_212.70;1 Game CRC = 9F18CBC5
In-Battle Codes
Character 1 Codes
Infinite EN 0BB10EEA 00000063
Infinite TP 1BCBE8FB 000003E7
Infinite HP 1BCDE8FB 0000270F
Character 2 Codes
Infinite EN 0BCD0EEA 00000063
Infinite TP 1BD7E8FB 000003E7
Infinite HP 1BD9E8FB 0000270F
Character 3 Codes
Infinite EN 0BD90EEA 00000063
Infinite TP 1BE3E8FB 000003E7
Infinite HP 1BE5E8FB 0000270F
Character 4 Codes
Infinite EN 0BD50EEA 00000063
Infinite TP 1BEFE8FB 000003E7
Infinite HP 1BF1E8FB 0000270F
Character 5 Codes
Infinite EN 0BE10EEA 00000063
Infinite TP 1BFBE8FB 000003E7
Infinite HP 1BFDE8FB 0000270F
Character 6 Codes
Infinite EN 0BFD0EEA 00000063
Infinite TP 1B07E8FB 000003E7
Infinite HP 1B09E8FB 0000270F
also just tried to use what I already had and it labeled the file in the console but said 0 cheats loaded...hmmm guess ill just have to get the program again just to beable to save the files correctly...sigh. ** Correction** figured out what the problem was...had the pnach saved into the wrong place.
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I would like to make a request for Samurai Warriors (not 2 or EXL) Just the First one for Kill count Codes and Quick Leveling codes for Our Custom Officers please and thank you!
Devilswarchild it took me a single look at the codes to guess what is the encryption and once I check,I saw that my guess was correct
That's codebreaker v1 ecryption
And just as info,codes from code twink are always one of those 3
1.Using v1 encryption(mainly for old games)
You can figure out this encryption very easily...the address is something impossible(the PS2 have 32mb ram which is 01FFFFFF)
You are ignoring the first digit of the address and if the second is not 0 or 1 and the value is something that makes sense(for example 3E7 is 999 in dec),that means this is v1 encryption
2.Using v7 encryption(mainly for new games)
With v7,neither the address nor the value make any sense
3.The codes are raw
Is the address is something less than ?1FFFFFF and the value make sense
v1
Infinite HP
1BCDE8FB 0000270F - look at the address(it's above the 1FFFFFF)and value makes sense 270F is 9999
v7
Infinite HP
135A4F79 D0962818 - kinda weird address and value for something like HP
Raw
Infinite HP
11FDDB94 0000270F - the address it's below 1FFFFFF and the value makes sense
It's easier to determine the encryption when you look at more codes than with just one(there are some codes that may confuse)
(07-15-2016, 10:31 PM)vsub Wrote: Devilswarchild it took me a single look at the codes to guess what is the encryption and once I check,I saw that my guess was correct
That's codebreaker v1 ecryption
And just as info,codes from code twink are always one of those 3
1.Using v1 encryption(mainly for old games)
You can figure out this encryption very easily...the address is something impossible(the PS2 have 32mb ram which is 01FFFFFF)
You are ignoring the first digit of the address and if the second is not 0 or 1 and the value is something that makes sense(for example 3E7 is 999 in dec),that means this is v1 encryption
2.Using v7 encryption(mainly for new games)
With v7,neither the address nor the value make any sense
3.The codes are raw
Is the address is something less than ?1FFFFFF and the value make sense
v1
Infinite HP
1BCDE8FB 0000270F - look at the address(it's above the 1FFFFFF)and value makes sense 270F is 9999
v7
Infinite HP
135A4F79 D0962818 - kinda weird address and value for something like HP
Raw
Infinite HP
11FDDB94 0000270F - the address it's below 1FFFFFF and the value makes sense
It's easier to determine the encryption when you look at more codes than with just one(there are some codes that may confuse)
ok so If I did it correctly I should get this?
/In-Battle Codes
//Character 1 Codes
//Infinite EN
patch=1,EE,0BB10EEA,extended,00000063
//Infinite TP
patch=1,EE,1BCBE8FB,extended,000003E7
//Infinite HP
patch=1,EE,1BCDE8FB,extended,0000270F
//Character 2 Codes
//Infinite EN
patch=1,EE,0BCD0EEA,extended,00000063
//Infinite TP
patch=1,EE,1BD7E8FB,extended,000003E7
//Infinite HP
patch=1,EE,1BD9E8FB,extended,0000270F
//Character 3 Codes
//Infinite EN
patch=1,EE,0BD90EEA,extended,00000063
//Infinite TP
patch=1,EE,1BE3E8FB,extended,000003E7
//Infinite HP
patch=1,EE,1BE5E8FB,extended,0000270F
//Character 4 Codes
//Infinite EN
patch=1,EE,0BD50EEA,extended,00000063
//Infinite TP
patch=1,EE,1BEFE8FB,extended,000003E7
//Infinite HP
patch=1,EE,1BF1E8FB,extended,0000270F
//Character 5 Codes
//Infinite EN
patch=1,EE,0BE10EEA,extended,00000063
//Infinite TP
patch=1,EE,1BFBE8FB,extended,000003E7
//Infinite HP
patch=1,EE,1BFDE8FB,extended,0000270F
//Character 6 Codes
//Infinite EN
patch=1,EE,0BFD0EEA,extended,00000063
//Infinite TP
patch=1,EE,1B07E8FB,extended,000003E7
//Infinite HP
patch=1,EE,1B09E8FB,extended,0000270F
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X
RAM: G.SKILL TridentZ 32GB
GPU: Gigabyte RX 6900X
Motherboard: Asus ROG STRIX X570-E Gaming
SSD: Samsung 970 EVO 500GB
HHD: Seagate Barracuda 2 TB, Seagate 2TB Game Drive, Firecuda 8TB gaming Hub plus 12 other drives