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[kidstechno]

Hey guys, I've been looking all over but I can't find any discussion on this. I have the Dolphin Emulator for Wii games but when using Cheat Engine, I can't seem to change anything in the games. It's worked with the PCSX2, but I just for the life of me cannot figure out how to get any cheats working with the Dolphin Emulator.

Mainly want to get some cheats going for Xenoblade (like infinite money). But whenever I use the Dolphin process, enter the amount, do a scan, go back into the game and buy something, then go back and see if the amount changed I get no addresses whatsoever.

Any help?

[Geri]

Try unknown value scan.

[Dark Byte]

Also enable mem_mapped regions. Emulators tend to store the emulated memory in a mapped region.
And of course, try 1 byte value scans even for values bigger than 255

[DELTA10FY]

Hola chicos,buen juego el Xenoblade
Esto igual le puede ayudar
busque en byte una cantidad pequeña para que sea mas facil reconocer el dinero
Luego cambie el valor mueva el control y tendría que cambia el dinero,
Luego solo tiene que adelantarse 2 posiciones como ve en la foto y modificar
1 posicion 255 2= 255 =655xx y 3 posicion=255 16xxxxxxx
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Hello small, good game the Xenoblade
This equal can help him
look in byte for a small quantity so that it is easier to recognize the money
Then change the value move the control and it would have that it changes the money,
Then only one has to move forward 2 positions as it sees in the photo and to modify
1 position 255 2 = 255 =655xx and 3 posicion=255 16xxxxxxx

[SwaggaJackin']

Keep in mind Dolphin emulates the Wii and Nintendo Gamecube......both use Big Endian processors so memory will be in Big Endian format.

[Crayfish]

Thanks

[lampuiho]

That means for a value 0x3e54 which would normally be 54 3E on PCs would be stored as 3E 54 on WII

[Dark Byte]

also check out http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?p=5305367#5305367 for custom types that add Big Endian support to cheat engine