Hi my name is Seb, guys and im getting a USB Gecko in a month,
I fully understand modifying values of the right adress and hex, i got into PC Game hacking with T-Search. I dont understand multiple lined codes example
Moon Jump [hetoan2]
Base Adress---->2817FE0A FFF70008 <--- Hex Value
Pointer ---->047844F4 44000000 <--- Pointer Adress
E0000000 80008000 <--- Reset Code
Have i got the right idea? Or am i barking up the wrong tree? now on the "Technical Cheat code" page will i need to use different pointer adresss ie a different CST? what is CST? is it resister?
Sorry i may seem very noobish but i just thought i would ask, now in making codes will i need to use different bit value search i plan to just search with 32 bit values of data is that wise?
Because i hope that if i only search for 32bit value i only need to use one pointer adress and only needing to use 32bbit ram write. only because im finding it a lil hard.
Thanks for your time guys i hope to hear from you soon
Regards
Sebz
Edit: added credits.
Moon Jump [hetoan2]
Conditional on button read address-----> 2817FE0A FFF70008 <--- Hex Value
32 bit write to address-----------------> 047844F4 44000000 <--- hex value
E0000000 80008000 <--- full terminator
CST stands for code sub type
More specifically, the 32 ram write is writing a floating point value...
Second of all, that code is uncredited. I'll fix that for you since it's coincidentally mine.
the ram write is on a value for Y-speed. When on the ground it is normally 0, when falling its a negative floating point, and when jumping its a positive floating point. They're relatively easy to search for because you just search for 00000000 when you're on the ground and a greater than when you're in the air. Negative floating points are still greater than 00000000.
Heres a page from the enhacklopedia on how to do such a search:
http://doc.kodewerx.org/generic_code_hacking.html#moon_jump_signed
The GLEE method works well too, but since i described signed i posted it :|
Also, that code works on wifi. Its in the database so i'll leave it up.
Next time post credits... you too wiiztec. You should have at least mentioned it.
Hey Guys thanks for the help so the first line in hetoan's code is like a button activator? Thanks hetoan2 for leading me to that page it will come in handy with my pc hacking and when i get my usb gecko. how long u been hacking for hetoan? cos my fiance and i are big fans or your work and sorry my bad 4 not crediting you. How did you manage to find the address for force host (best code ever!)
BIG THANKS TO ALL YOU HELPFULL HACKERZ
I had no idea of even what game the code was for
Gecko OS has something called a "code handler". Once per frame, the code handler reads each line of code, one after the other, and "does something" based on what the line is.
Here's a link to a breakdown of a code line. http://geckocodes.org/index.php?arsenal=1#CodetypeDetail The code type is usually the first two digits of a code line.
For the code you cite, the first line is an if equal 16-bits (code type 28). As the others said, it's a button activator. If the value at the address 8017FE0A is equal to 0008 after masking with (not FFF7), then the next line will be executed. If it is NOT equal, then it will NOT execute the next line, up until the terminator.
The second line is a 32-bit RAM write (code type 04). It goes to 807844F4 and overwrites whatever is there with 44000000.
The third line is a terminator. It resets the Code Execution Status (so that way, when the "if" code above is false, this will tell the game to start executing codes again).