So,here I was going through a MWR MEM90 RAM Dump,and I find this DVAR: "debug_nuke on" and bind k "debug_nuke on"
(K is our variable for our bind control)
So,after seeing this bind,I tried making a Gecko code to represent the bind.
Here are 3 that I've came up with:
Debug Nuke On V1(?)
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
05059404 00000000
E0000000 80008000
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
05059404 01000000
E0000000 80008000
Debug Nuke On V2(?)
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
0461CA70 01000000
E0000000 80008000
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
0461CA70 00000000
E0000000 80008000
Debug Nuke On V3(?)
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
0561CA70 01000000
E0000000 80008000
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
0561CA70 00000000
E0000000 80008000
Since these are all just pointer codes,you're probably wondering right now why they have 2 activators,right? Well,normally in PC games,you turn on a cheat with 1 a part of the developer command,and 0 to turn it off in the console. Now seeing that it is like this,I added the values "0" and "1" to the floating pointer values to see if that would work in the same fashion.
Here are the MEM90 Offsets I eventially used to find this:
81059404
8061CA71
8161CA71
So,anyone wanna test? Maybe if this works,we could see some Nuke Action!!
(K is our variable for our bind control)
So,after seeing this bind,I tried making a Gecko code to represent the bind.
Here are 3 that I've came up with:
Debug Nuke On V1(?)
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
05059404 00000000
E0000000 80008000
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
05059404 01000000
E0000000 80008000
Debug Nuke On V2(?)
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
0461CA70 01000000
E0000000 80008000
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
0461CA70 00000000
E0000000 80008000
Debug Nuke On V3(?)
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
0561CA70 01000000
E0000000 80008000
2817FE0A XXXXXXXX
0561CA70 00000000
E0000000 80008000
Since these are all just pointer codes,you're probably wondering right now why they have 2 activators,right? Well,normally in PC games,you turn on a cheat with 1 a part of the developer command,and 0 to turn it off in the console. Now seeing that it is like this,I added the values "0" and "1" to the floating pointer values to see if that would work in the same fashion.
Here are the MEM90 Offsets I eventially used to find this:
81059404
8061CA71
8161CA71
So,anyone wanna test? Maybe if this works,we could see some Nuke Action!!
Last edited by Reclaimer Shawn on 11/30/2013, 4:40 pm; edited 1 time in total