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Hello i'm having problems with getting cheats to work im using a kingdom hearts 2 final mix HD iso but i cant seem to get cheats to work like 60 fps and such.
This is the crc code i got from console FAF99301. and these are the cheats im using
// 60 FPS Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix
patch=1,EE,00349E1C,extended,00000000
// Half game speed
patch=1,EE,20349E0C,word,3F000000 // 3F800000
and when i try to convert cheats manually from sites into omni convert then into pcsxce and i get errors saying unable to write to pcsx2.ini. check your permission
and im getting very frustrated with it can some one please help me with this
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umm i dont know what you mean " check your archive" ( i have problems understanding things so im sorry if i seem dumb )
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05-25-2019, 02:28 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-25-2019, 02:32 AM by Arethien.)
Try to read her post few more times slowly and analize it...
...and then click on that big PS2 WIDESCREEN ARCHIVE, which will open up her post in other thread. Scroll down to the bottom and download attached file. 60 FPS code you want is inside.
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okay i got yet and i put it in the cheat folder and it did nothing game doesnt change at all
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Good advice about avoiding Program Files gtgamer468, but Desktop folder isn't perfectly safe neither.
Desktop folder path is C:\Users\*User Name*\Desktop. If someones native language isn't English there is a high possibility that user name contains language specific letters, in which case it'll interfere with PCSX2 being able to write changes to settings. Sometimes even a "C" in C:\ has a tail, which made it not compatible with PCSX2 in the past.
So if your "C" in C:\ doesn't have a tail or other attachments it is probably good to make an emulator specific folder there directly. If it does, use of D:\ directory is probably safer. Also in addition to that do not ever use a non English letters in folder naming. It will hit you someday for sure.
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non english lettes ? whats that mean