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Shin Megami Tensei Persona 3 FES - PCSX2 cheats file
94A82AAA.pnach
Pcsx2 Cheat Files

Evening all, I'm not exactly new to emulation or PCSX2, though I am new to adding cheats and.pnach files. I've got as far as creating the.pnach file with the correct game code (AE0DE7B7) in the /cheats folder for PCSX2 and then adding a few codes that I decryped with Omniconvert and I can't seem to get them to even load, let alone work. Not found Cheats file: C:UserstheelDocumentsPCSX2cheatsDEDC3B71.pnach. Overall 0 Cheats loaded. Can someone tell me what im doing wrong? This thread is archived. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.

gametitle=Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 FES (SLUS-21621)
//16:9 by CeruleansBlue
patch=0,EE,007cad1c,word,3fe38e38
//partial HUD fix
patch=0,EE,00106e30,word,3c043f40
patch=0,EE,00106e38,word,00701821
patch=0,EE,00106e3c,word,24632bac
patch=0,EE,00106e44,word,00000000
patch=0,EE,00106e48,word,24630004
patch=0,EE,00106e4c,word,3c043f80
//persona art fix
patch=1,EE,00114a1c,word,3c033ec0
patch=1,EE,00114a2c,word,3c023f90
//FMV's fix by nemesis2000
patch=1,EE,0010afd0,word,1462000a
patch=1,EE,0010afd8,word,3c02c294
patch=1,EE,0010afdc,word,10000008
patch=1,EE,0010afec,word,00000000
patch=1,EE,0010affc,word,3c02c1a8
patch=1,EE,0010b010,word,00000000
//Font fix by nemesis2000 (causes spacing errors)
patch=0,EE,003b14a4,word,00118903
patch=0,EE,003b14a8,word,02338818
patch=0,EE,003b14b0,word,8E93001c
patch=0,EE,003b1558,word,82970003
patch=0,EE,003b16a4,word,24130015
patch=0,EE,003b392c,word,2415000c
patch=0,EE,003b3944,word,3c0241a8
patch=0,EE,003b3970,word,01154018
patch=0,EE,003b3974,word,00084103
patch=0,EE,003b3978,word,0100a82d
//480p by asmodean
patch=0,EE,0019d320,word,3c040010
patch=0,EE,0019d324,word,348426dc
patch=0,EE,0019d328,word,8c820000
patch=0,EE,0019d32c,word,38420001
patch=0,EE,0019d330,word,ac820000
patch=0,EE,0019d334,word,000217fc
patch=0,EE,0019d338,word,000217ff
patch=0,EE,0019d33c,word,0000000f
patch=0,EE,0019d340,word,42000038
patch=0,EE,0019d344,word,03e00008
patch=0,EE,0019d348,word,00000000
patch=0,EE,0019d34c,word,00000001
patch=0,EE,004f8edc,word,24110000
patch=0,EE,004f8ee0,word,24120050
patch=0,EE,004f8ee4,word,24020001
patch=0,EE,004f8ee8,word,10820031
patch=0,EE,004f8eec,word,24130001
// EXP multiplier (main characterx256)
patch=1,EE,2016d584,extended,3c030083
patch=1,EE,2016d588,extended,8c626268
patch=1,EE,2016d58c,extended,00052A00
patch=1,EE,2016d590,extended,00452021
patch=1,EE,2016d594,extended,ac646268
//Gain EXP x4095 (All party)
patch=1,EE,201FBF6C,extended,24010FFF
patch=1,EE,201FBF70,extended,10000003
patch=1,EE,201FBF74,extended,00411018
//Inf Max Money
patch=1,EE,2083A6DC,extended,0098967F
//Hero Max Inf Current HP/SP
patch=1,EE,2083622C,extended,03E703E7

commented Nov 22, 2017

Place in {Your PCSX2 Directory}/Cheats to activate them.
Any line with patch=1 is active, patch=0 is inactive.

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  • Cheat Device is a game enhancer for PlayStation 2 games, similar to Action Replay, GameShark, and CodeBreaker.
    It supports booting retail, disc based games as well as ELF files such as OpenPS2Loader or ESR.
    Features
    • Easy to navigate menu system similar to CodeBreaker
    • Supports retail discs and loader ELFs
    • Fast loading of large cheat lists
    • Save manager for backing up and restoring game saves to/from a flash drive
    • Powered by ps2rd's powerful cheat engine
  • Storing Cheats
    Each game in the cheat database contains a cheat list,
    where each cheat contains a list of code lines to be processed by the engine during gameplay.
    Cheat databases can be stored in two formats:
    1. CDB (recommended) - A CDB file can be loaded very quickly and compressed to a small size.
    2. TXT - A TXT file can be edited in a text editor and doesn't need to be converted.
      This works well for small lists but can take a while to load if it becomes too large.

    You can use cdb-util to convert to/from CDB and TXT formats.
    The location of the cheat file needs to be set in CheatDevicePS2.ini.
    TXT Cheat Database Format
    • A game is declared as the game's title enclosed by quotation marks followed by one or more cheats.
    • A cheat begins with a line of text followed by code lines formatted as 8 hexidecimal characters for the address, a space character, and 8 hexidecimal characters for the value.
    • When two or more cheat titles are placed on adjacent lines without code lines between them, all cheat titles before the last one will be treated as cheat sections to organize a cheat list or keep notes to be displayed.
    • A comment begins with double slashes.

    Enable Codes
    9-type enable codes (9xxxxxxx yyyyyyyy) are supported and will be automatically enabled if present in a game's cheat list. If an F-type enable code is used instead (which is common for older games), it will be silently ignored and a hook will be installed automatically by the code engine. Many games have been tested with the auto-hook function, but its best if a 9-type enable code is used.
    Some games use an enable code with additional code lines, such as Jak and Daxter. These types of enable codes can be manually enabled from the cheat menu but aren't automatically enabled since they have a tendency of overwriting parts of the code engine. Metal Gear Solid 2 does this, for example.
    Code Format
    All cheats must be in 'RAW' format; Cheat Device can't decrypt or read any other formats (ARMAX, CB1-6, CB7+, AR2, GS, etc.). However, you can use
    tools such as OmniConvert to convert any of these formats to RAW.
    Settings File
    Settings are stored in an ini file named CheatDevicePS2.ini in the directory Cheat Device is run from. [CheatDevicePS2]
    • database = Path to .CDB or .TXT cheat database
    • boot[0-4] = Paths to boot from when cheats are enabled in addition to the disk-boot option

    Default Values
    If the settings file can't be loaded, these default values will be used instead:
    • database = CheatDatabase.cdb
    • boot0 = mc0:/BOOT/BOOT.ELF
    • boot1 = mc1:/BOOT/BOOT.ELF
    • boot2 = mass:/BOOT/BOOT.ELF
    • boot3 = rom0:OSDSYS
    • boot4 = FASTBOOT

    Included is the CodeBreaker 10.0 database. Please report any bugs to me if you find them.
  • Current Stable Release:https://github.com/root670/CheatDevicePS2/releases.
    cdb-util v1.2.2:https://github.com/root670/cdb-util/releases.
    cdb-util Web Version (convert text cheats to CDB online): https://wescastro.com/cdbutil.
    Compiling: https://github.com/root670/CheatDevicePS2/wiki/Compiling.

Cheat
Here's a demo of it in action:
Source:
Cheat

https://github.com/root670/CheatDevicePS2/releases,
https://gamehacking.org/vb/forum/vi..ent/research-development/12375-cheatdeviceps2,
Pcsx2 pnach cheat files download

Shin Megami Tensei Persona 3 FES - PCSX2 cheats file
94A82AAA.pnach

Evening all, I'm not exactly new to emulation or PCSX2, though I am new to adding cheats and.pnach files. I've got as far as creating the.pnach file with the correct game code (AE0DE7B7) in the /cheats folder for PCSX2 and then adding a few codes that I decryped with Omniconvert and I can't seem to get them to even load, let alone work. Not found Cheats file: C:UserstheelDocumentsPCSX2cheatsDEDC3B71.pnach. Overall 0 Cheats loaded. Can someone tell me what im doing wrong? This thread is archived. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.

gametitle=Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 FES (SLUS-21621)
//16:9 by CeruleansBlue
patch=0,EE,007cad1c,word,3fe38e38
//partial HUD fix
patch=0,EE,00106e30,word,3c043f40
patch=0,EE,00106e38,word,00701821
patch=0,EE,00106e3c,word,24632bac
patch=0,EE,00106e44,word,00000000
patch=0,EE,00106e48,word,24630004
patch=0,EE,00106e4c,word,3c043f80
//persona art fix
patch=1,EE,00114a1c,word,3c033ec0
patch=1,EE,00114a2c,word,3c023f90
//FMV's fix by nemesis2000
patch=1,EE,0010afd0,word,1462000a
patch=1,EE,0010afd8,word,3c02c294
patch=1,EE,0010afdc,word,10000008
patch=1,EE,0010afec,word,00000000
patch=1,EE,0010affc,word,3c02c1a8
patch=1,EE,0010b010,word,00000000
//Font fix by nemesis2000 (causes spacing errors)
patch=0,EE,003b14a4,word,00118903
patch=0,EE,003b14a8,word,02338818
patch=0,EE,003b14b0,word,8E93001c
patch=0,EE,003b1558,word,82970003
patch=0,EE,003b16a4,word,24130015
patch=0,EE,003b392c,word,2415000c
patch=0,EE,003b3944,word,3c0241a8
patch=0,EE,003b3970,word,01154018
patch=0,EE,003b3974,word,00084103
patch=0,EE,003b3978,word,0100a82d
//480p by asmodean
patch=0,EE,0019d320,word,3c040010
patch=0,EE,0019d324,word,348426dc
patch=0,EE,0019d328,word,8c820000
patch=0,EE,0019d32c,word,38420001
patch=0,EE,0019d330,word,ac820000
patch=0,EE,0019d334,word,000217fc
patch=0,EE,0019d338,word,000217ff
patch=0,EE,0019d33c,word,0000000f
patch=0,EE,0019d340,word,42000038
patch=0,EE,0019d344,word,03e00008
patch=0,EE,0019d348,word,00000000
patch=0,EE,0019d34c,word,00000001
patch=0,EE,004f8edc,word,24110000
patch=0,EE,004f8ee0,word,24120050
patch=0,EE,004f8ee4,word,24020001
patch=0,EE,004f8ee8,word,10820031
patch=0,EE,004f8eec,word,24130001
// EXP multiplier (main characterx256)
patch=1,EE,2016d584,extended,3c030083
patch=1,EE,2016d588,extended,8c626268
patch=1,EE,2016d58c,extended,00052A00
patch=1,EE,2016d590,extended,00452021
patch=1,EE,2016d594,extended,ac646268
//Gain EXP x4095 (All party)
patch=1,EE,201FBF6C,extended,24010FFF
patch=1,EE,201FBF70,extended,10000003
patch=1,EE,201FBF74,extended,00411018
//Inf Max Money
patch=1,EE,2083A6DC,extended,0098967F
//Hero Max Inf Current HP/SP
patch=1,EE,2083622C,extended,03E703E7

commented Nov 22, 2017

Place in {Your PCSX2 Directory}/Cheats to activate them.
Any line with patch=1 is active, patch=0 is inactive.

Sign up for freeto join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment

  • Cheat Device is a game enhancer for PlayStation 2 games, similar to Action Replay, GameShark, and CodeBreaker.
    It supports booting retail, disc based games as well as ELF files such as OpenPS2Loader or ESR.
    Features
    • Easy to navigate menu system similar to CodeBreaker
    • Supports retail discs and loader ELFs
    • Fast loading of large cheat lists
    • Save manager for backing up and restoring game saves to/from a flash drive
    • Powered by ps2rd's powerful cheat engine
  • Storing Cheats
    Each game in the cheat database contains a cheat list,
    where each cheat contains a list of code lines to be processed by the engine during gameplay.
    Cheat databases can be stored in two formats:
    1. CDB (recommended) - A CDB file can be loaded very quickly and compressed to a small size.
    2. TXT - A TXT file can be edited in a text editor and doesn't need to be converted.
      This works well for small lists but can take a while to load if it becomes too large.

    You can use cdb-util to convert to/from CDB and TXT formats.
    The location of the cheat file needs to be set in CheatDevicePS2.ini.
    TXT Cheat Database Format
    • A game is declared as the game's title enclosed by quotation marks followed by one or more cheats.
    • A cheat begins with a line of text followed by code lines formatted as 8 hexidecimal characters for the address, a space character, and 8 hexidecimal characters for the value.
    • When two or more cheat titles are placed on adjacent lines without code lines between them, all cheat titles before the last one will be treated as cheat sections to organize a cheat list or keep notes to be displayed.
    • A comment begins with double slashes.

    Enable Codes
    9-type enable codes (9xxxxxxx yyyyyyyy) are supported and will be automatically enabled if present in a game's cheat list. If an F-type enable code is used instead (which is common for older games), it will be silently ignored and a hook will be installed automatically by the code engine. Many games have been tested with the auto-hook function, but its best if a 9-type enable code is used.
    Some games use an enable code with additional code lines, such as Jak and Daxter. These types of enable codes can be manually enabled from the cheat menu but aren't automatically enabled since they have a tendency of overwriting parts of the code engine. Metal Gear Solid 2 does this, for example.
    Code Format
    All cheats must be in 'RAW' format; Cheat Device can't decrypt or read any other formats (ARMAX, CB1-6, CB7+, AR2, GS, etc.). However, you can use
    tools such as OmniConvert to convert any of these formats to RAW.
    Settings File
    Settings are stored in an ini file named CheatDevicePS2.ini in the directory Cheat Device is run from. [CheatDevicePS2]
    • database = Path to .CDB or .TXT cheat database
    • boot[0-4] = Paths to boot from when cheats are enabled in addition to the disk-boot option

    Default Values
    If the settings file can't be loaded, these default values will be used instead:
    • database = CheatDatabase.cdb
    • boot0 = mc0:/BOOT/BOOT.ELF
    • boot1 = mc1:/BOOT/BOOT.ELF
    • boot2 = mass:/BOOT/BOOT.ELF
    • boot3 = rom0:OSDSYS
    • boot4 = FASTBOOT

    Included is the CodeBreaker 10.0 database. Please report any bugs to me if you find them.
  • Current Stable Release:https://github.com/root670/CheatDevicePS2/releases.
    cdb-util v1.2.2:https://github.com/root670/cdb-util/releases.
    cdb-util Web Version (convert text cheats to CDB online): https://wescastro.com/cdbutil.
    Compiling: https://github.com/root670/CheatDevicePS2/wiki/Compiling.

Here's a demo of it in action:
Source:
https://github.com/root670/CheatDevicePS2/releases,
https://gamehacking.org/vb/forum/vi..ent/research-development/12375-cheatdeviceps2,

Pcsx2 Cheat Files Download

http://psx-scene.com/forums/f23/cheat-device-ps2-128741/.



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