Thus, when using Cheat Engine to find an address for a code, it may or may not work with Dolphin's built-in gecko code.Ī work-around would be to use Dolphins' built-in cheat engine. This produces, from my observations and understanding, entirely different addresses for the said code. The problem is that Cheat Engine hooks to dolphin emulator's process, not the actual game process. Yes, I already have the latest version of cheat engine. I'll help you out later with the other stuff, because I have to tend to other things now. Instead of linking you to the official site, because it now contains framed popups asking you to download some 'anti-virus' or 'PC tune-up', which is obviously either a PUP or a Trojan, so instead I'll link you to the actual file I uploaded on MEGA HERE. Sounds good! I'll get started with it and let you know any progress I've made with wrote:Why are you using an outdated version of Cheat Engine? The latest version is 6.7. All it really takes is a bit of thinking, common sense, and knowing the logic behind how the code would work to better find tricks and ways to find the address(es) and then make the code. It is VERY easy to make RAM write codes and to find the address(es) to make a code. Test the address(es) by making a direct RAM write code with its appropriate bit size of the address more than likely, this will be 04 or 05 (05 if address is above 81.). Repeat until you have a very small amount of addresses and can no longer reduce the amount. To do this, you would have to change the angle so it is shown / not shown, and search for the respective type of value. You would have to search for increasing / decreasing values based upon whether the 'bloom' is shown or not (increasing value for shown, and vice versa).

Wrote:This code would either be a Float (3F800000) or Boolean (00./01000000, or 1 being on far right).

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