Cheat Engine

Syraxis · How do I cheat? Reputation: 0 Joined: 10 May 2022 Posts: 1

Hi all,

I have recently been making the most out a modified PS4 console, and have been using the functionality to be able to use trainers etc with games on it. However, a certain game (Kingdom Hearts 1.5 + 2.5 Final Mix" (NTSC) has no available cheats on the usual trainer website, so instead, I looked into creating my own codes using "PS4 Cheater" which functions in the same way as Cheat Engine does when it comes to searching for values, changing the values to narrow it down etc etc.

However, I'm having some REAL issues and have spent hours now, trying to work out how to edit the "Munny" value. I have tried searching for the exact value under 2, 4, 8 bytes, floating, double, string etc, and whenever I hit about a value match, and then earn or spend some currency in-game and continue the scan to look for the changed value, it returns 0 results every single time.

My query is, am I doing something wrong here? I've made sure to do something to refresh my currency value after changing anything in PS4 Cheater yet the value never changes. I find it strange that even after finding some results on the "first scan" it always returns a 0 results after the "next scan" and that's usually after increasing the currency between 30-50....Even better, does anyone know of, or have a table specifically already created for the PS4 version of the game using PS4 cheater? As I imagine the cheat tables and addresses would be the same between the PC and PS4 versions, at least I hope so.

On a side-note, the modded console comes with it's own built in trainer system that reads from a .json file, however, I couldn't find any online made for that version of the game, annoyingly, so if anyone has a .json they may have thrown together for Kingdom Hearts 1.5 + 2.5 Final Mix" (NTSC) I would greatly appreciate that!

ParkourPenguin · Posted: Tue May 10, 2022 10:48 pm Post subject:

I have no experience using that tool.

Values don't have to be stored in the same way they're presented. e.g. it's not uncommon for a number "$32.64" to be stored as the integer 3264 even though it looks like it should be a float.

Do unknown initial value scans and changed/unchanged scans.