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cyberwol wrote:

MaX_SLayeR wrote: Because it's a NitePR mod... you still have to press home twice.

Thanks[Also how do I add rep/Thank a post on this forum!]

And once I get into the menu,I enable the cheats I want!
However the top of the screen still shows all cheats are off.

I am not able to change it with any key combination!

Press the note button to enable or disable cheats.

MaX_SLayeR wrote:

cyberwol wrote:

MaX_SLayeR wrote: Because it's a NitePR mod... you still have to press home twice.

Thanks[Also how do I add rep/Thank a post on this forum!]

And once I get into the menu,I enable the cheats I want!
However the top of the screen still shows all cheats are off.

I am not able to change it with any key combination!

Press the note button to enable or disable cheats.

Thank you good sir.
Works perfectly!

Although there is the occassional crash ever since I started using this,But great tut and thanks to Maxslayer for clearing all my doubts

Hey Philly, did you ever manage to solve the problem with the 1.60 patch and nitePR?
The last thread where we were talking about it pretty much died.

Sick Boy wrote:Hey Philly, did you ever manage to solve the problem with the 1.60 patch and nitePR?
The last thread where we were talking about it pretty much died.

No it seems I couldn't get it to work on my PSP-1000 or my PSP Go. Something about the update that detects pirated copies and won't load. Either that or it has something to do with the HEN.

I'm going to receive my voucher for Socom FTB:3 anyways

Phillyphries wrote:No it seems I couldn't get it to work on my PSP-1000 or my PSP Go. Something about the update that detects pirated copies and won't load. Either that or it has something to do with the HEN.

I'm going to receive my voucher for Socom FTB:3 anyways

Oh. Well this sucks. Maybe a HEN update might help in the future...

Also, congrats on the voucher.

Hey Philly,

First mad props on taking the time to put this together. I am kind of stumped here and I will explain why. I have a pspgo with HEN 6.35 (Wohoo finally!!) and I use the minna-no-sukkiri way to load homebrew and use Prometheus Iso Loader to load the iso's which do so perfectly.

I have attempted to add both CWCHEATS and NITEPR and have followed your steps to the letter. I add the 1 after the .prx to supposedly activate the plugin immediately, but when I run the iso from the iso loader, I cannot use either cheat methods.. I don't get anything at the top of the screen for nitePR and I don't get anything when pressing 'select' for a while the way I use to get it on my regular psp..

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated..

D.

Are you using TN HEN or 6.35 HEN to load NitePR?
I can't get NitePR or CoderPR to work on 6.35

Using currently 6.35HEN.. and no luck what so ever..

dnetbandit wrote:Hey Philly,

First mad props on taking the time to put this together. I am kind of stumped here and I will explain why. I have a pspgo with HEN 6.35 (Wohoo finally!!) and I use the minna-no-sukkiri way to load homebrew and use Prometheus Iso Loader to load the iso's which do so perfectly.

I have attempted to add both CWCHEATS and NITEPR and have followed your steps to the letter. I add the 1 after the .prx to supposedly activate the plugin immediately, but when I run the iso from the iso loader, I cannot use either cheat methods.. I don't get anything at the top of the screen for nitePR and I don't get anything when pressing 'select' for a while the way I use to get it on my regular psp..

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated..

D.

I don't have 6.35 HEN to test, but try renaming your folder to "plugins" instead of "seplugins"

I'm using NitrPR and I know the address I want to look at, so I can see the value is has. Its finding a fast way to look at the address. I can use the code search, but it takes a very long time (as I don't know the value, and its 32bit), and the Decoder takes an equally colossal amount of time to scroll to the address I want to look at (and once I turn off the game, I have to do both all over again, since I have numerous values I'm determining.) Is there another means to single out a single address to watch its changes?