08-30-2023, 12:27 AM
Hi,
I've had PCSX2 on my laptop for some time now, but since my computer is super slow & super laggy (I'm lucky if my PS2 games can get more than 20 - 30 FPS). I was super excited that emulation is heavily supported on the Steamdeck. I love how perfectly the games run on my Steamdeck.
As one who likes to use cheats to access areas of a game that aren't accessed through normal game play, I've gotten familiar with how to use the pnach files to create the cheats within Steamdeck. I have a few questions:
1. Is it possible to disable individual cheats that produce an adverse effect on gameplay without going in & re-editing the pnach file?
2. Would it be possible for PCSX2 in the near future to create a trainer (that helps one search for cheats) & memory editor to delve further into my PS2 games?
I love finding oddball codes by experimenting with addresses & values. I've trudged through on my super slow PC & was able to find some cheats by using Cheat Engine.
I've had PCSX2 on my laptop for some time now, but since my computer is super slow & super laggy (I'm lucky if my PS2 games can get more than 20 - 30 FPS). I was super excited that emulation is heavily supported on the Steamdeck. I love how perfectly the games run on my Steamdeck.
As one who likes to use cheats to access areas of a game that aren't accessed through normal game play, I've gotten familiar with how to use the pnach files to create the cheats within Steamdeck. I have a few questions:
1. Is it possible to disable individual cheats that produce an adverse effect on gameplay without going in & re-editing the pnach file?
2. Would it be possible for PCSX2 in the near future to create a trainer (that helps one search for cheats) & memory editor to delve further into my PS2 games?
I love finding oddball codes by experimenting with addresses & values. I've trudged through on my super slow PC & was able to find some cheats by using Cheat Engine.