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cwCheat is a homebrew for PSP.
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'''cwCheat''' is a homebrew for PSP.
 
Like all cheating programs that work locally, it works by modifying memory during run-time, producing in-game effects.
Like all cheating programs that work locally, it works by modifying memory during run-time, producing in-game effects.
Every few milliseconds, it will "run cheats," modifying system memory according to micro-programs called "cheats."
Every few milliseconds, it will "run cheats," modifying system memory according to micro-programs called "cheats."


This program has become more popular since support for this type of cheat in PPSSPP was added.
This program has become more popular since support for this type of cheat in PPSSPP was added.
 
==General==
_S ULUS-10551  #Specify the serial number of a game. cwCheat on PSP uses this to know which cheats you have installed apply to the game you're running.
_S ULUS-10551  #Specify the serial number of a game. cwCheat on PSP uses this to know which cheats you have installed apply to the game you're running.


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_L 0xXXXXXXXX 0xXXXXXXXX #This is how you write a line of cheats. If you leave off the _L at the beginning, the line will become a comment, ignored by cwCheat.
_L 0xXXXXXXXX 0xXXXXXXXX #This is how you write a line of cheats. If you leave off the _L at the beginning, the line will become a comment, ignored by cwCheat.


Constant Write Codes (0x0, 0x1, 0x2)
==Constant Write Codes (0x0, 0x1, 0x2)==


The basic code type is '''constant write'''. I'm not the author of cwCheat, but I am 100% sure that is where the "cw" in the program's name comes from. The "constant write" cheats are easy to find and it's easy to write the micro-programs for them. 0x0, 0x1 and 0x2 are the constant write code types.
The basic code type is '''constant write'''. I'm not the author of cwCheat, but I am 100% sure that is where the "cw" in the program's name comes from. The "constant write" cheats are easy to find and it's easy to write the micro-programs for them. 0x0, 0x1 and 0x2 are the constant write code types.
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{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+Constant Write Codes
|+Constant Write Codes
|_L 0x0AAAAAAA 0x0000000V
|_L 0x0AAAAAAA 0x000000VV
|Constant write byte V at address AAAAAAA. For addresses, the value you specify is added to a base of 0x8800000 to form the PSP virtual address.
|Constant write byte VV at address AAAAAAA. For addresses, the value you specify is added to a base of 0x88000000 to form the PSP virtual address.
|-
|-
|_L 0x1AAAAAAA 0x000000VV
|_L 0x1AAAAAAA 0x0000VVVV
|Constant write halfword VV
|Constant write halfword VVVV
|-
|-
|_L 0x2AAAAAAA 0x0000VVVV
|_L 0x2AAAAAAA 0xVVVVVVVV
|Constant write word VVVV
|Constant write word VVVVVVVV
|}
|}


Increment / Decrement codes (0x3). I'm not sure how they could be useful.
==Increment / Decrement codes (0x3)==
I'm not sure how they could be useful.
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+Increment Codes
|+Increment Codes
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|}
|}


Conditionals (0xD)
==Multi-Write (0x4, 0x8)==
{| class="wikitable"
|<code>_L 0x4AAAAAAA 0xNNNNSSSS
_L 0xVVVVVVVV 0xXXXXXXXX</code>
|Multi-write word
 
AAAAAAA = where to start writing
 
VVVVVVVV = first value to write
 
NNNN = number of values to write
 
SSSS * 4 = offset to add to the address after writing each value
 
XXXXXXXX = value to add to the value after writing each value
|-
|<code>_L 0x8AAAAAAA 0xNNNNSSSS
_L 0x000000VV 0x000000XX</code>
|Multi-write byte
 
AAAAAAA = where to start writing
 
VV = first value to write
 
NNNN = number of values to write
 
SSSS = offset to add to the address after writing each value
 
XX = value to add to the value after writing each value
|-
|<code>_L 0x8AAAAAAA 0xNNNNSSSS
_L 0x1000VVVV 0x0000XXXX</code>
|Multi-write halfword
 
AAAAAAA = where to start writing
 
VVVV = first value to write
 
NNNN = number of values to write
 
SSSS * 2 = offset to add to the address after writing each value
 
XXXX = value to add to the value after writing each value
|}
 
==Pointer Commands (0x6)==
You can write a value to an address specified by a pointer.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Pointers
|<code>_L 0x6AAAAAAA 0xVVVVVVVV
_L 0x000Y0001 0xIIIIIIII</code>
|<code>IIIIIIII</code> = pointer offset ('''add''' this value to the address to get effective address)
 
VVVVVVVV = value to write
 
Y = 0 for byte write, 1 for halfword and 2 for word)
|-
|<code>_L 0x6AAAAAAA 0xVVVVVVVV
_L 0x000Y0001 0xIIIIIIII</code>
|AAAAAAA = pointer location
 
<code>IIIIIIII</code> = pointer offset ('''subtract''' this value to the address to get effective address)
 
VVVVVVVV = value to write
 
Y = 3 for byte write, 4 for halfword and 5 for word)
|}
 
==Boolean Commands (0x7)==
{| class="wikitable"
|+Boolean Commands
|<code>_L 0x7AAAAAAA 0x000Y00VV</code>
|With the byte at AAAAAAA, do the boolean operation with VV and store the result
 
Y = 0 for OR, 2 for AND, 4 for XOR
|-
|<code>_L 0x7AAAAAAA 0x000YVVVV</code>
|With the halfword at AAAAAAA, do the boolean operation with VVVV and store the result


Y = 1 for OR, 3 for AND, 5 for XOR
|}
==Conditionals (0xD, 0xE)==
These will execute the code if some condition is true (otherwise it will not be executed). For example, if a flag is set to 1 in battle scenes and 0 otherwise, you can make a code that will affect battle scenes without interfering with other scenes.
These will execute the code if some condition is true (otherwise it will not be executed). For example, if a flag is set to 1 in battle scenes and 0 otherwise, you can make a code that will affect battle scenes without interfering with other scenes.
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|EQUAL: Execute the next code if the byte at address AAAAAAA equals VV (otherwise, it is skipped)
|EQUAL: Execute the next code if the byte at address AAAAAAA equals VV (otherwise, it is skipped)
|-
|-
|_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x202000VV
|_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x201000VV
|NOT EQUAL: Execute the next code if the byte at address AAAAAAA does not equal VV (otherwise, it is skipped)
|NOT EQUAL: Execute the next code if the byte at address AAAAAAA does not equal VV (otherwise, it is skipped)
|-
|-
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_L 0x000000NN 0x0000000Y
_L 0x000000NN 0x0000000Y
|EQUAL: If the values at addresses AAAAAAA and BBBBBBB are equal, execute the next NN lines (otherwise, they are skipped)
|EQUAL: If the values at addresses AAAAAAA and BBBBBBB are equal, execute the next NN lines (otherwise, they are skipped)
Y = 0 for byte comparison, 1 for halfword and 2 for word
|-
|-
|_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0x5BBBBBBB
|_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0x5BBBBBBB
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|GREATER THAN: If the value at address AAAAAAA is greater than the value at address BBBBBBB, execute the next NN lines (otherwise, they are skipped)
|GREATER THAN: If the value at address AAAAAAA is greater than the value at address BBBBBBB, execute the next NN lines (otherwise, they are skipped)
|}
|}
[[Category:PlayStation Portable]]

Latest revision as of 19:13, 28 January 2024

cwCheat is a homebrew for PSP.

Like all cheating programs that work locally, it works by modifying memory during run-time, producing in-game effects.

Every few milliseconds, it will "run cheats," modifying system memory according to micro-programs called "cheats."

This program has become more popular since support for this type of cheat in PPSSPP was added.

General

_S ULUS-10551 #Specify the serial number of a game. cwCheat on PSP uses this to know which cheats you have installed apply to the game you're running.

_G YS Seven US #Specify the name of the game. This is for us humans, cwCheat doesn't use it.

_C0 / _C1 #Specify the start of a cheat micro-program. C0 is disable on game load, C1 is enabled on game load.

_L 0xXXXXXXXX 0xXXXXXXXX #This is how you write a line of cheats. If you leave off the _L at the beginning, the line will become a comment, ignored by cwCheat.

Constant Write Codes (0x0, 0x1, 0x2)

The basic code type is constant write. I'm not the author of cwCheat, but I am 100% sure that is where the "cw" in the program's name comes from. The "constant write" cheats are easy to find and it's easy to write the micro-programs for them. 0x0, 0x1 and 0x2 are the constant write code types.

Constant Write Codes
_L 0x0AAAAAAA 0x000000VV Constant write byte VV at address AAAAAAA. For addresses, the value you specify is added to a base of 0x88000000 to form the PSP virtual address.
_L 0x1AAAAAAA 0x0000VVVV Constant write halfword VVVV
_L 0x2AAAAAAA 0xVVVVVVVV Constant write word VVVVVVVV

Increment / Decrement codes (0x3)

I'm not sure how they could be useful.

Increment Codes
_L 0x301000VV 0x0AAAAAAA Continuously add VV to the byte at address AAAAAAA
_L 0x302000VV 0x0AAAAAAA Continuously subtract VV from the byte at address AAAAAAA
_L 0x3030VVVV 0x0AAAAAAA Continuously add VVVV to the halfword at address AAAAAAA
_L 0x304000VV 0x0AAAAAAA Continuously subtract VVVV from the halfword at address AAAAAAA
_L 0x30500000 0x0AAAAAAA

_L 0xVVVVVVVV 0x00000000

Continuously add VVVVVVVV to the word at address AAAAAAA
_L 0x306000VV 0x0AAAAAAA

_L 0xVVVVVVVV 0x00000000

Continuously subtract VVVVVVVV from the word at address AAAAAAA

Multi-Write (0x4, 0x8)

_L 0x4AAAAAAA 0xNNNNSSSS

_L 0xVVVVVVVV 0xXXXXXXXX

Multi-write word

AAAAAAA = where to start writing

VVVVVVVV = first value to write

NNNN = number of values to write

SSSS * 4 = offset to add to the address after writing each value

XXXXXXXX = value to add to the value after writing each value

_L 0x8AAAAAAA 0xNNNNSSSS

_L 0x000000VV 0x000000XX

Multi-write byte

AAAAAAA = where to start writing

VV = first value to write

NNNN = number of values to write

SSSS = offset to add to the address after writing each value

XX = value to add to the value after writing each value

_L 0x8AAAAAAA 0xNNNNSSSS

_L 0x1000VVVV 0x0000XXXX

Multi-write halfword

AAAAAAA = where to start writing

VVVV = first value to write

NNNN = number of values to write

SSSS * 2 = offset to add to the address after writing each value

XXXX = value to add to the value after writing each value

Pointer Commands (0x6)

You can write a value to an address specified by a pointer.

Pointers
_L 0x6AAAAAAA 0xVVVVVVVV

_L 0x000Y0001 0xIIIIIIII

IIIIIIII = pointer offset (add this value to the address to get effective address)

VVVVVVVV = value to write

Y = 0 for byte write, 1 for halfword and 2 for word)

_L 0x6AAAAAAA 0xVVVVVVVV

_L 0x000Y0001 0xIIIIIIII

AAAAAAA = pointer location

IIIIIIII = pointer offset (subtract this value to the address to get effective address)

VVVVVVVV = value to write

Y = 3 for byte write, 4 for halfword and 5 for word)

Boolean Commands (0x7)

Boolean Commands
_L 0x7AAAAAAA 0x000Y00VV With the byte at AAAAAAA, do the boolean operation with VV and store the result

Y = 0 for OR, 2 for AND, 4 for XOR

_L 0x7AAAAAAA 0x000YVVVV With the halfword at AAAAAAA, do the boolean operation with VVVV and store the result

Y = 1 for OR, 3 for AND, 5 for XOR

Conditionals (0xD, 0xE)

These will execute the code if some condition is true (otherwise it will not be executed). For example, if a flag is set to 1 in battle scenes and 0 otherwise, you can make a code that will affect battle scenes without interfering with other scenes.

Conditionals
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x200000VV EQUAL: Execute the next code if the byte at address AAAAAAA equals VV (otherwise, it is skipped)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x201000VV NOT EQUAL: Execute the next code if the byte at address AAAAAAA does not equal VV (otherwise, it is skipped)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x202000VV LESS THAN: Execute the next code if the byte at address AAAAAAA is less than VV (otherwise, it is skipped)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x203000VV GREATER THAN: Execute the next code if the byte at address AAAAAAA is greater than VV (otherwise, it is skipped)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0000VVVV EQUAL: Execute the next code if the halfword at address AAAAAAA equals VVVV (otherwise, it is skipped)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0010VVVV NOT EQUAL: Execute the next code if the halfword at address AAAAAAA does not equal VVVV (otherwise, it is skipped)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0020VVVV LESS THAN: Execute the next code if the halfword at address AAAAAAA is less than VVVV (otherwise, it is skipped)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0030VVVV GREATER THAN: Execute the next code if the halfword at address AAAAAAA is greater than VVVV (otherwise, it is skipped)
Conditionals (Multiple Skip)
_L 0xE1NN00VV 0x0AAAAAAA EQUAL: Execute the next NN lines if the byte at address AAAAAAA equals VV (otherwise, it is skipped)
_L 0xE1NN00VV 0x1AAAAAAA NOT EQUAL: Execute the next NN lines if the byte at address AAAAAAA does not equal VV (otherwise, they are skipped)
_L 0xE1NN00VV 0x2AAAAAAA LESS THAN: Execute the next NN lines if the byte at address AAAAAAA is less than VV (otherwise, they are skipped)
_L 0xE1NN00VV 0x3AAAAAAA GREATER THAN: Execute the next NN lines if the byte at address AAAAAAA is greater than VV (otherwise, they are skipped)
_L 0xE0NNVVVV 0x0AAAAAAA EQUAL: Execute the next NN lines if the halfword at address AAAAAAA equals VVVV (otherwise, they are skipped)
_L 0xE0NNVVVV 0x1AAAAAAA NOT EQUAL: Execute the next NN lines if the halfword at address AAAAAAA does not equal VVVV (otherwise, they are skipped)
_L 0xE0NNVVVV 0x2AAAAAAA LESS THAN: Execute the next NN lines if the halfword at address AAAAAAA is less than VVVV (otherwise, they are skipped)
_L 0xE0NNVVVV 0x3AAAAAAA GREATER THAN: Execute the next code if the halfword at address AAAAAAA is greater than VVVV (otherwise, they are skipped)
Conditionals (Comparison)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0x4BBBBBBB

_L 0x000000NN 0x0000000Y

EQUAL: If the values at addresses AAAAAAA and BBBBBBB are equal, execute the next NN lines (otherwise, they are skipped)

Y = 0 for byte comparison, 1 for halfword and 2 for word

_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0x5BBBBBBB

_L 0x000000NN 0x0000000Y

NOT EQUAL: If the values at addresses AAAAAAA and BBBBBBB are not equal, execute the next NN lines (otherwise, they are skipped)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0x6BBBBBBB

_L 0x000000NN 0x0000000Y

LESS THAN: If the value at address AAAAAAA is less than the value at address BBBBBBB, execute the next NN lines (otherwise, they are skipped)
_L 0xDAAAAAAA 0x0x7BBBBBBB

_L 0x000000NN 0x0000000Y

GREATER THAN: If the value at address AAAAAAA is greater than the value at address BBBBBBB, execute the next NN lines (otherwise, they are skipped)