Explaining The Basic nitePR Functions.
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Okay so I'm bored, I need something to do, so I'm writing this small tutorial explaining some of the functions of nitePR, if you wish to add to this, feel free.
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INDEX
1) Cheater
2) Searcher
3) PRX
4) Browser
5) Decoder
6) Logger
7) OTHER
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=-=Cheater=-=
The most used part of nitePR, you should all know how this works. Quick recap. Click X on a cheat to turn it on, click [] (square) on a cheat so it's always on even if nitePR is set to OFF.
When your not in this menu, press the "note" button to enable the cheats that are on in nitePR.
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=-=Searcher=-=
The searcher is a function in nitePR that is used to find basic hacks.
Some don't even consider them "hacks" -_-
Anyway I'll quickly go over how these work.
Quote:
Originally Posted by nitePR Searcher
Find Exact Value
Find Unknown Value - 8bit
Find Unknown Value - 16bit
Find Unknown Value - 32bit
Find Text
Find exact value is used to search for something that you already know the value to, for example, the amount of ammunition in your clip.
I have 25 bullets, under the Decimal Value, (Value.DEC) I'll search 25.
Then to narrow down the results, I'll fire my gun a few times, then search the amount of ammo I now have, and so on.
Find Unknown Value 8/16/32bit -
First off to sort of explain what "bit" is...
Let's say you have a code that looks like -
#Example
;example
0x00000000 0x12345678
^^^^^^^------------ ^^^^^^^
Address-------------Value
8bit would be the last two digits (78 ), 16bit, the last 4 (5678 ) and 32bit, the whole value (12345678 ).
The 8bit part (78 ) is the value that is actually found at address 0x000000,
the "56" is what is found at 0x00000001, and so on.
Now for the searching part. Unless you have an idea of the values of what you're searching for, you should use the Unknown 32bit search. Either way, the rest is the same.
So first you click on "Find Unknown Value - 32bit" and nitePR will read your RAM and remember the exact values of all the addresses. Now you would exit nitePR, and do some sort of action (according to what you're looking for). Then you would go back to the searcher and click on
"Continue finding unknown value" only to see -
Once you click on "Continue Finding Unknown Value" you will see the following-
Quote:
Originally Posted by 32bit Search
Mode
0=same
search
Pressing X on "0=same" and using the up or down keys will show different search options -
Quote:
Originally Posted by Heres the options and what they do
0=Same --- Search for values that have remained the same.
1=Different - Search for values that have changed.
2=Greater -- Search for values that have increased (are now greater).
3=Less ----- Search for values that have decreased (are now less).
4=Inc by --- Search for values that have increased by a specific amount.
5=Dec by -- Search for values that have decreased by a specific amount.
Simple enough, I'm not teaching you how to make hacks, just the functions and what they do...
As for the Find Text, feature? Well think about it, you put in a word, hit search and it looks for that word =0 ...
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=-=PRX=-=
Quote:
1) Pause Game?
2) Add Empty Cheat?
3) Reset Codes? Slot #
4) Dump RAM? Slot #
5) Bytes per Line in Browser?
6) Real Addressing in Browser?
7) Real Addressing in Decoder?
8 ) Real Addressing in Logger?
9) Cheat Hz?
10) Save cheats?
11) Corrupt PSID
1) Set to true to pause the game while in nitePR, useful for when searching so that the values don't change. DO NOT USE ONLINE, it will probably kick you off.
2) Click on this to add a new cheat to your list, you set the address and the value yourself.
3) Change the number to the number you dumped you RAM to, it regenerates all your "OFF" codes to what they are in the dump.
4) Select the slot to which you want to dump your RAM, useful if you need a RAM dump for ps2dis, or to un-DMA your code.
5) Chose between 8 and 16, default is 16, 8 will show less lines in the browser.
6)/7)/8 ) - The PSP's real addressing starts at 08800000, setting any of these to TRUE will use the real addressing in whichever section you set it to.
9) Cheat Hz, also known as Hertz, or frequency. Many codes require the Hz to be set to 15/1000 seconds, meaning the code repeats it self that often (which is really fast...)
10) Added a new cheat? Or want the ones you turned on to be saved so you don't need to turn them on every time? Then save your cheats...
11) Corrupting your PSP's ID basically changes it's identity, as stated in nitePR, it may be useful for ban dodging, it has other uses too though..
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=-=BROWSER=-=
This is the area that shows all of the addresses and values of the game. Useful for making certain hacks and testing the without needing to add a cheat. Good for text mods, also used for things like typing in color in the SF series...
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=-=DECODER=-=
Also used for making hacks, this is similar to you browser, but it shows every 4th address with it's 32bit value separately. Copy and paste a line from your browser here to see which value you'd change to make a code, if you don't already know. (It's sort of backwards in the browser as compared to code format...)
This area also displays Opcodes and Args... MIPS stuff, don't worry about, I don't understand it either :(
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=-=LOGGER=-=
Roflol, registers some sort of log, sorry no help here :(
Counting on someone to add to this :D
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OTHER
Anyway here's my noob guide I just wrote, like I mentioned, feel free to add to it.
Written by: WhoIsYou =0
