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Hi all...
So the question is, is there a real time hex editor for pcsx2?
And in "real time" I mean you can switch back and forth from editor to emulator on the fly. And if not, can you suggest a good hex editor in general?

...and thank you for your timeSmile
What do you understand by "real time" hex editor,what are you actually trying to do.
Or are you asking about memory editing(finding cheats by scanning the ram which pcsx2 uses)
Get a program called Artmoney. It's free. Basically you search and filter out values.

Let's say you want more money and you currently have 1000. Let Artmoney search for the value 1000. When it's done, either get more or spend some money.

Now you have, let's say 976, select filter and add the new value. Mostly by this time you will end up with 1 - 4 values depending on the game but in most PS2 games it should be 1 or 2.

Add the values to the right side of the window and edit them to whatever amount you want. You can also tick the values to freeze them.

Hope this helps Smile
(07-15-2013, 08:57 PM)Kains Legacy Wrote: [ -> ]Hi all...
So the question is, is there a real time hex editor for pcsx2?
And in "real time" I mean you can switch back and forth from editor to emulator on the fly. And if not, can you suggest a good hex editor in general?

...and thank you for your timeSmile

Sounds like what you are looking for would be a debug build of pcsx2... I'm not sure if there is a "true" debug build or not, probably is but you'd have to compile it yourself.

If you just want to edit memory addresses on the fly, you'd be better off just using cheat engine.
(07-15-2013, 09:23 PM)vsub Wrote: [ -> ]What do you understand by "real time" hex editor,what are you actually trying to do.
Or are you asking about memory editing(finding cheats by scanning the ram which pcsx2 uses)

Yes memory editing (ram editing), the way the gameshark pro did it for ps1.
(07-15-2013, 10:03 PM)Kains Legacy Wrote: [ -> ]Yes memory editing (ram editing), the way the gameshark pro did it for ps1.

http://www.cheatengine.org/

There ya go Wink
I even have a guide..
Yes, these are what I was looking for... thanks all!