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Hi, them.
Because DATEL didn't make ProActionReplay, I made.
Name is .. Project-DipStar-
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http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar_v251.zip

It applied MKDS-Patch.
It reads cheat-code which was stored in the SRAM.
(MAX 126 codes / 4 pages)

To use, PassMe(or PassKey) and FlashCart are necessary.
PassMe,PassKey,PassKey2 or MAGICKEY/MK2 is good! :)
But, EZ-PASS,SUPERPASS or PassMe2 is bad..

Moreover, the FlashCart which doesn't use a loader is necessary.
EZ-FLASH or USBLine is good!
M3,G6,SuperCard,GBALink,etc... is bad..

If succeeding...
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Of course, it is possible to do parameter search, too.
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Don't you, too, challenge?

GBAMP is bad?

Darkflame wrote:

GBAMP is bad?

Yes. An error message is displayed.
DipStar must be most called first.
Moreover, DS-CARD must be read to the memory.

The cheapest combination is EZ-FLASH + PassKey.

Thank you for making DipStar!
I have also been waiting for a DS ProActionReplay.

I don't have a PassMe (only FlashMe) so I can't use it. :-(
But still, great job! I hope you continue to update it!

awesome :)

it's a shame i can't read the japanese instructions though

Is this a patch loader that changes memory addresses on boot or does it place a hook into the main NDS and continually update the memory locations specified?
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Hm, interesting little program. I'll have to mess around with this...how easy is it to find codes? I haven't been using my flash cart for a lot lately since getting an M3, so maybe I could turn it into a full-time cheat device. :D
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chishm wrote:

Is this a patch loader that changes memory addresses on boot or does it place a hook into the main NDS and continually update the memory locations specified?

I attempted to use the included tool and found 3 codes for Kirby Canvas Curse. Since I dont have a PassMe, and I'm assuming it uses the leftover decrypted binary in memory to boot, I can't actually try the DS program. But I think I understand how it works so I can answer your question.

It can do both. If you don't provide it with a master code, it will only write once, then execute the game. If you do provide a master code, it continually updates the memory locations specified. It works just like an Action Replay, where the master code is the address that gets a hook.

It would be nice if there was an on-system cheat search, but I know that's almost impossible due to memory constraints. :-(

I have two questions of my own.
Does hasteDS have the ability to write to a memory address found with search, so you can test codes in emulator? I couldn't figure out if it could do this after clicking on all of the buttons.
Also, does anyone plan to translate more of this to English? I was able to figure out how this works, but it would be nice to have a bit more information.

I know a way of cheat code searching.
Does someone need a tutorial?

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Thank you Sappharad! :)
You are excellent.

Soon, I want to support a resident area change.
(At present, it is resident in address 0237a00.
The game which uses this place has firmed).

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Hi,loading.
>It's a shame I can't read the Japanese instructions though
don't worry. ;)
An English manual, too, is included in archive.
It is a text-based but the contents are the same.

hasteDS is Japanese.
But, because I translated, wish to see.
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Hi,chishm.
DipStar is Memory-hacking tool.
The master code can be used.
(For the details, it refers to the image)
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And...Sappharad.

>Does hasteDS have the ability to write to a memory address found with search,
>so you can test codes in emulator?

Yes, it is possible.
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It is possible if using "cheat code tester".
Support code is ..
0XXXXXXX 000000YY .. 8bit write it only once.
1XXXXXXX 0000YYYY .. 16bit write it only once.
2XXXXXXX YYYYYYYY .. 32bit write it only once.

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Way, a MasterCode is easily found out.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/ndsdis/ndsdis2_v104.zip
use "NDS Disassembler [NDSDIS2](I made this, too).

(Command)
ndsdis2.exe NDSROM.NDS > disasmlist.txt

Open the TextEditor, And searches the string"4000130".
(exam)
:020014F0 E59F1048 ldr r1,[r15, #+0x48]
;r15+0x48=*(02001540)=#67109168(0x04000130) <<< hit!

It sees the bottom in the more...
(exam)
:0200153C E12FFF1E bx r14 (Jump to addr_04000008?)

===>MASTER CODE is "F200153C E12FFF1E"

As for address 4000130, contents at the button are stored.
In other words, it squeezes into the button entry.
Every time the program processes the button in this, a code is executed.

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>Also, does anyone plan to translate more of this to English?

I'm not thinking.
Because I can not speak English, I am rescued when someone does.

see you :)

This sounds really good. To make it work for flashme, you might want to load the full binaries from the DS card. There is code in libnds to read the card, but it is a bit hard to understand.
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serious possible to make this application for Supercard? since it sounds fantastic and I would like to prove it (I consider myself an expert as regards game enhacers) please I request him (especially to Imaha486) that supports users of SC/M3 since this idea this brilliant one (if I dominate him soon they will be the first ones in knowing it)
Ahead of time I apologize for my terrible one English but I don't dominate him very well

>chishm
Actually, I tried already.
But, in the method of MKDS, ARM9 can not be controlled.
Therefore, in DipStar, the wish isn't fulfilled.
( There is an idea but the motivation doesn't occur ).

>Mc Nasty
As explained above, SuperCard, too, can not be supported.

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If PassMe is unnecessary and is made to be able to use SuperCard...

1.Loads a boot-program(ARM7/ARM9) from the flash cart.
2.Copies a main-program on to address:023F0000.
3.jump to main-program.
4.Removes the program to have loaded in 2004000(ARM9) and 2380000(ARM7).
5.Loads NDS card in the cleared address.
6.Changes values such as the header.
7.Changes a program counter.
8.Game start.

But easy if the card can be controlled in only ARM7...

Imaha486, I can not seem to figure out how the "Memory Write" feature in HasteDS works. Can you explain how to use it?

I run a game in DeSmuME, and search for an address. When I find it, I click memory write. I type the address in the left box, and the value I want to change it to in the right box. But when I click write, nothing happens. The value stays the same, even when the emulator is paused.

Do I need to enter the values into the memory write box in a special way?

Thanks in advance if you can explain how to use memory write.

Sappharad wrote:

It would be nice if there was an on-system cheat search, but I know that's almost impossible due to memory constraints. :-(

Have we forgotten about the possibility to dump the game's RAM to CF/SD card, flash cart ROM, or thr 32MB provided by some carts, scan through it, and restore it? (Or even better, execute from the flash cart.) It'd be slow, but hey, it'd work.

Imaha486 wrote:

But easy if the card can be controlled in only ARM7...

The DS Card can be accessed using either CPU. You just need to change a few bits in the external memory access control register.
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>chishm
thank you chishm.
When having time, I wants to attempt to experiment. :)

>Sappharad
After entering cheat-code, did you press the [refresh(****)] button?
If not pushing this button, this isn't executed.

Imaha486 wrote:

>Sappharad
After entering cheat-code, did you press the [refresh(****)] button?
If not pushing this button, this isn't executed.

When I enter a code and press the refresh button, the program just beeps, and the lower box says "現在 0 個の改造コードが有効" (Presently 0 codes are active).

The upper box says "/ここには改造コードを入力します。" (The codes are inputted here)

I can't get the codes to show up?

HyperHacker wrote:

Sappharad wrote:

It would be nice if there was an on-system cheat search, but I know that's almost impossible due to memory constraints. :-(

Have we forgotten about the possibility to dump the game's RAM to CF/SD card, flash cart ROM, or thr 32MB provided by some carts, scan through it, and restore it? (Or even better, execute from the flash cart.) It'd be slow, but hey, it'd work.

you could dump the RAM of course, but many of the registers are write-only, so if you changed any of the video modes or anything, you wouldn't be able to put it back to the correct mode.

>Sappharad
I, too, attempted to buy "KirbyCanvasCurse(Touch!kirby(J))".
But, I could have used hasteDS, being no-problem.
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hmm..., I don't know a reason for not executing....

>josath
To search with the actual DS device, there is not a way except it.

http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar_v261.zip

add C-code(Changes a resident address).
exam : C0000000 023FF000 ->DipStar in address 023FF000.
(It is need in KirbyCanvasCurse).

fix hasteDS's bug.
(It was destroying address 02000000.
Moreover, it isn't possible to cheatcode.

Nice work Imaha486, heres a couple of requests.

1) Auto refresh for the memory viewer.
2) Double click to add address from results window to active code window.

Can you also translate the "omake.txt" file included in the dipstar zip to english.

Thanks, keep up the good work.

Hi, grovedabg.

>Nice work Imaha486, heres a couple of requests.
ok, Immediately, I updated HasteDS.

HasteDS Ver1.07
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/hasteds.exe
add "Auto refresh for the memory viewer".
add "Double click to add address from results window to active code window".

You were satisfied? :)

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And, KirbyCanvasCurse-cheat movie uploaded.
http://i486.client.jp/(Sorry, japanese only).

Download=Enable cheat
こういうゲーム=Disable cheat

hmm.. It is a "SONIC THE HEDGEHOG" just like...

Whoa, wasn't expecting such a quick response. Thanks so much, if you could make the refresh rate even quicker like instantaneously I would be more satisfied than mick jagger. ;)

Sorry, When making fast, it flickers.
Wishing to endure within 1 second.. :'-(

...The addition.
HasteDS Ver1.08 uploaded.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/hasteds.exe
add "refresh rate manipulater".
It is fast when choosing 100 ms if not being if the flickering is worrying.

Awesome! it works perfectly fine on my pc at 0ms.

Is there a way to possibly pause the emulator when the haste window is active, or at least when haste is performing a search.

Thanks and sorry for all the requests. ;)

The new version of hasteDS works with memory write for me, if I double click an address in the search results to add it. :-)
Thank you!

Unfortunately, my flash linker broke last week so I can't try codes on hardware. It's a shame that Dipstar will never work with Wireless Multiboot.

Imaha486, can you implement all code type from previous versions into the next version because the serial repeater and conditional code types seem to have no effect on v1.08.

>grovedabg
Ho, grovedabg.
hasteDS is "not" DipStar.
Support code is ..
0XXXXXXX 000000YY
1XXXXXXX 0000YYYY
2XXXXXXX YYYYYYYY
only...?

Actually, there is a secret code.
(GameShark mode)
0300nnnn GroupWrite
030100vv Increment(8bit)
030200vv Decrement(8bit)
0303vvvv Increment(16bit)
0304vvvv Decrement(16bit)
03050000 Increment(32bit)
03060000 Decrement(32bit)
04aaaaaa Repeat/Filler
05aaaaaa Copy bytes
0Caaaaaa execute or ALL-skip
0Daaaaaa 16bit conditional[equal]
0Daaaaaa 16bit conditional[different]
0Daaaaaa 16bit conditional[less than]
0Daaaaaa 16bit conditional[greater than]
0Ennwwww 16bit conditional[equal] -multi line-
0Ennwwww 16bit conditional[different] -multi line-
0Ennwwww 16bit conditional[less than] -multi line-
0Ennwwww 16bit conditional[greater than] -multi line-

But, DipStar doesn't support.
(The memory isn't enough....)

Okay,I have quite a few questions about Dipstar. I am using NEO Flash Power Kit

1. How do I load Dipstar.sav to the SRAM of my flash cart,or do I put it on my SD card?

2. Is Dipstar made for using cheats on backups of DS games or only the originals??

3. I flash Dipstar to my flash cart and Insert into DS and Boot and hold L for the screen to come up. After I enter codes...how do I start the game??

4. Is there anyway possible for a good English translation of all of this,instructions are hard to understand and are not very clear.

5. What am I not understanding here?

Could someone give me tips on debugging a Master Code (I understand cheat searching but have never tried to find my own Master Code before)? I was trying to find one for Castlevania going by the instructions posted in this thread, and came to this line here:

:020124C8 E12FFF1E bx r14 (Jump to addr_11C8104B?)

Which to me says 'the master code is F20124C8 E12FF1E'.

It crashes the game though...I can get past the title screen, but once the game loads up I get black screens (although I do get the music). It's too bad, I'm about 99% sure I found the 'Attack' and 'Defense' stats. I know it must be my fubared Master Code that's crashing as when I take out that code it no longer does (but I get no result with my 'Attack' code...prolly because the game is overwriting the value right off).
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The 9th Sage wrote:

Could someone give me tips on debugging a Master Code (I understand cheat searching but have never tried to find my own Master Code before)? I was trying to find one for Castlevania going by the instructions posted in this thread, and came to this line here:

:020124C8 E12FFF1E bx r14 (Jump to addr_11C8104B?)

Which to me says 'the master code is F20124C8 E12FF1E'.

It crashes the game though...I can get past the title screen, but once the game loads up I get black screens (although I do get the music). It's too bad, I'm about 99% sure I found the 'Attack' and 'Defense' stats. I know it must be my fubared Master Code that's crashing as when I take out that code it no longer does (but I get no result with my 'Attack' code...prolly because the game is overwriting the value right off).

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Is this for Dawn of Sorrow?
I followed the instructions that came with the DS disassembler and I think that is the code,but I cant even get my game started. I dont know how to launch the game afer I put in the codes. Do you have any suggestions?

shark2003 wrote:

Is this for Dawn of Sorrow?
I followed the instructions that came with the DS disassembler and I think that is the code,but I cant even get my game started. I dont know how to launch the game afer I put in the codes. Do you have any suggestions?

Yeah, Dawn of Sorrow. US version specifically. So far as I know, to start this thing up properly you need to use a PassMe...first get Castlevania into the PassMe, then boot up Dipstar and hold down the button that corresponds to what slot you picked on the code entry screen. (Like if you picked slot A, hold A as the DS boots). Just hold it down for awhile, it takes a moment but it should at least start. Where it goes bad for me with this code is when I start the game (after I load my save).
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The 9th Sage wrote:

shark2003 wrote:

Is this for Dawn of Sorrow?
I followed the instructions that came with the DS disassembler and I think that is the code,but I cant even get my game started. I dont know how to launch the game afer I put in the codes. Do you have any suggestions?

Yeah, Dawn of Sorrow. US version specifically. So far as I know, to start this thing up properly you need to use a PassMe...first get Castlevania into the PassMe, then boot up Dipstar and hold down the button that corresponds to what slot you picked on the code entry screen. (Like if you picked slot A, hold A as the DS boots). Just hold it down for awhile, it takes a moment but it should at least start. Where it goes bad for me with this code is when I start the game (after I load my save).

I have 32 Mbit MK3 (Magic Key 3) and a 512 Mbit XG Flash Cart. Its too big to fit onto my MK3..which I guess would be the same as Passme. I think there is a way I could compress the game,isnt there? Thanks for getting that straight for me,its been driving me crazy trying to figure this out. What about the Dipstar.sav that you are supposed to flash to SRAM. If I can get this going then I can help trouble shoot these codes. I have the Hex Offsets in the save files of Castlevania for Health and MP and Gold and I think experience points also,(I have a few posts in the cheats section of the scdev.org forum)but I dont have a clue of how to find and make a code or anything.

I have a feeling that discussion of ROM-hacking tools should proceed to Pocket Heaven.
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tepples wrote:

I have a feeling that discussion of ROM-hacking tools should proceed to Pocket Heaven.

What are you talking about. There is no defect. We are discussing using Dipstar with a "backup" of an NDS game.

DipStar doesn't use in the backup rom.
In the first place, it is impossible technically.
With the step to have read a back-up ROM, DipStar can not exist.

..Rather, it thinks that it is possible technically.
But, I don't have a making feeling.

"Only the person who has a master ROM can enjoy".

I want to think much of it.

shark2003 wrote:

tepples wrote:

I have a feeling that discussion of ROM-hacking tools should proceed to Pocket Heaven.

What are you talking about. There is no defect. We are discussing using Dipstar with a "backup" of an NDS game.

Well, now that he says it I can see what he means...to find the cheats you'd need a dump of the game you are trying to find cheats for. DipStar requires the actual game card when you actually use it though, so at least I can say that I do indeed have the actual game card and am trying to use DipStar with it. So no to the hacking but ok to talk of the general usage of the program? I just wanna get it straight, I've no desire to totally break the rules or something.
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The 9th Sage wrote:

shark2003 wrote:

tepples wrote:

I have a feeling that discussion of ROM-hacking tools should proceed to Pocket Heaven.

What are you talking about. There is no defect. We are discussing using Dipstar with a "backup" of an NDS game.

Well, now that he says it I can see what he means...to find the cheats you'd need a dump of the game you are trying to find cheats for. DipStar requires the actual game card when you actually use it though, so at least I can say that I do indeed have the actual game card and am trying to use DipStar with it. So no to the hacking but ok to talk of the general usage of the program? I just wanna get it straight, I've no desire to totally break the rules or something.

Ok,understood,but there is nothing wrong with having a backup of a game you own and this is really not hacking,its cheating..not hacking,nothing is being changed to the actual game itself,its just being manipulated. I'll go by the rules here though... so I put in the codes and then what...reboot and hold down whatever button I assigned the codes to on reboot with the flash cart still in??

shark2003 wrote:

Ok,understood,but there is nothing wrong with having a backup of a game you own

I think you're lying. Why on earth would you even try to run the game from a flashcart if you have the original? All modern cheating devices and tools have required the original games. Datel's Action Replay only works with original games, the GCNrd debugger for gamecube only works with original games, I dont know of anything that doesn't without modification.

Anyway, you need the original cart in the DS slot at all times. Therefore Dipstar needs to be started from a flashcart in the GBA slot. You can't use a MK3 because it runs from the DS slot. If you have an MK3 in, you don't have your real cart in! If you have a real passthrough, you'll have to flash Dipstar to your GBA cart, insert the real cart into your passthrough. Turn on your DS, and start the game! :-)

The 9th Sage wrote:

Could someone give me tips on debugging a Master Code (I understand cheat searching but have never tried to find my own Master Code before)? It crashes the game though...I can get past the title screen, but once the game loads up I get black screens (although I do get the music).

Are there any codes you can find for the title screen? Perhaps changing some of the text on it, or something? This would let you see if your master code is correct or not.
I don't have this game, nor the ability to run Dipstar right now (my flash linker is broken) but I can suggest two things.
First of all, DipStar could be destroying the contents of something that the game needs.... I don't think this is the case though since you said the title screen works.
My other suggestion is perhaps the game is loading something into memory over the top of Dipstar's code handler. You could look through and find a safe place to move it and use the C code type that Imaha486 used for Kirby.

I discovered the cheat-code of "Seiken Densetsu DS - children of mana-(J)".

@Master code
C0000000 02370000
F2003F3C E12FFF1E
@GOLD999999
22123C94 000F423F

Do an enjoy. :)

--- and, hasteDS ver1.09 uploaded.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/hasteds.exe
add [Memory dump(fileout)].

Sappharad wrote:

shark2003 wrote:

Ok,understood,but there is nothing wrong with having a backup of a game you own

I think you're lying. Why on earth would you even try to run the game from a flashcart if you have the original? All modern cheating devices and tools have required the original games. Datel's Action Replay only works with original games, the GCNrd debugger for gamecube only works with original games, I dont know of anything that doesn't without modification.

Anyway, you need the original cart in the DS slot at all times. Therefore Dipstar needs to be started from a flashcart in the GBA slot. You can't use a MK3 because it runs from the DS slot. If you have an MK3 in, you don't have your real cart in! If you have a real passthrough, you'll have to flash Dipstar to your GBA cart, insert the real cart into your passthrough. Turn on your DS, and start the game! :-)

The 9th Sage wrote:

Could someone give me tips on debugging a Master Code (I understand cheat searching but have never tried to find my own Master Code before)? It crashes the game though...I can get past the title screen, but once the game loads up I get black screens (although I do get the music).

Are there any codes you can find for the title screen? Perhaps changing some of the text on it, or something? This would let you see if your master code is correct or not.
I don't have this game, nor the ability to run Dipstar right now (my flash linker is broken) but I can suggest two things.
First of all, DipStar could be destroying the contents of something that the game needs.... I don't think this is the case though since you said the title screen works.
My other suggestion is perhaps the game is loading something into memory over the top of Dipstar's code handler. You could look through and find a safe place to move it and use the C code type that Imaha486 used for Kirby.

What does it matter,I own the game,I made a backup of it so I can look at hex values,plus,how else are you going to be able to run through it to find cheats....this place doesnt make any sense. And,you are wrong about AR,it can be used on GC backups now..catch up with the times.

Anyway,back to the subject. I put the original DS cart in and then my GBA cart with Dipstar flashed to it. Turn on the DS,put codes into dipstar and then what?? Do I just reboot the DS?? If so,no one is telling me this,everybody is just assuming everyone else knows...the F**kin instructions are in Japanese and the English instructions dont make any sense... what is the next step after entering the codes....geesh...do I turn off the DS and then back on and hold down a button that the code was assigned to for the codes to take effect??? Why is it so hard for anyone to explain this??

BTW this all started with me when I posted this topic in the SCDEV.org forum,I was just trying to find the checksum of a Castlevania save file in order to change values to my game save file,read it here ------> http://www.scdev.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2916 I wouldnt even have known about Dipstar unless someone pointed me to this topic..

Dunno about runtime cheating, I never do it since it ruins the challenge of the game, but on the subject of Castlevania: DoS, I reverse-engineered pretty much the entire savegame last year, and made an editor. If anyone's interested, I could put a bit of effort into polishing up the editor and publishing the format.

Short of making yourself invincible, you can do anything else you want with the savestate, and putting the level to 99 with all the souls is pretty close to invincible :D

RE: my earlier stated policy about cheating, I beat all the endings without editing, but no way I was going to spend another 10+ hours trying to get all of the souls, much less several copies of some rare ones to juice up weapons.
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Joat wrote:

Dunno about runtime cheating, I never do it since it ruins the challenge of the game, but on the subject of Castlevania: DoS, I reverse-engineered pretty much the entire savegame last year, and made an editor. If anyone's interested, I could put a bit of effort into polishing up the editor and publishing the format.

Short of making yourself invincible, you can do anything else you want with the savestate, and putting the level to 99 with all the souls is pretty close to invincible :D

RE: my earlier stated policy about cheating, I beat all the endings without editing, but no way I was going to spend another 10+ hours trying to get all of the souls, much less several copies of some rare ones to juice up weapons.

Yeah,I dont want to make it too easy,just maybe add a bunch of gold to get the really good weapons,I am already past the Garden of Madness and was doing a few tricks to get a bunch of gold,but it is very time consuming. It would be great if you could post your editor. Or maybe just PM me on how to find the Checksum and what to change.

Sappharad wrote:

Are there any codes you can find for the title screen? Perhaps changing some of the text on it, or something? This would let you see if your master code is correct or not.

Hm..not off hand, but I can certainly look.

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My other suggestion is perhaps the game is loading something into memory over the top of Dipstar's code handler. You could look through and find a safe place to move it and use the C code type that Imaha486 used for Kirby.

I was wondering about that...it works without the master code in (at least booting and acting normally), but I did try this different loading address as with Kirby, and it didn't work at all...I'll try again, could have messed up I suppose. Thanks btw, finding a code for the title screen would be a good way to test...I didn't even think of that. :)

Joat wrote:

Dunno about runtime cheating, I never do it since it ruins the challenge of the game, but on the subject of Castlevania: DoS, I reverse-engineered pretty much the entire savegame last year, and made an editor. If anyone's interested, I could put a bit of effort into polishing up the editor and publishing the format.

Short of making yourself invincible, you can do anything else you want with the savestate, and putting the level to 99 with all the souls is pretty close to invincible :D

RE: my earlier stated policy about cheating, I beat all the endings without editing, but no way I was going to spend another 10+ hours trying to get all of the souls, much less several copies of some rare ones to juice up weapons.

Yeah, I don't cheat until I'm done playing the game 'for real'. Mostly I'm just cheat hunting for fun...I used to have an interesting time hacking through some of my N64 games using the Gameshark with a Memory Expansion Pak. Heh, it's fun to hack the memory directly and get people weapons in say... RE 2 matrix style. :)

*edit*
Ok, so after messing around, I was unable to change some of the text on the title screen...BUT...for no particular reason I started a new game in Julius Mode, and the game worked perfectly fine (I'm starting to think now this game is taunting me). O_o So then I went and found some of the text from that game mode, and I was in fact able to change it.

I tried several values for that C code that changes where Dipstar is, and it's a no go...anything else I tried causes the game to blackscreen on me, no music or anything. Won't even pass the Konami logo. In fact, it looks like they and the spot Dipstar originally was was empty (this is in game), so I'm not sure what that's about. :P
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WTF...no one has given any explanation about using Dipstar..or may I call it...Dipshit...hello...

>1. How do I load Dipstar.sav to the SRAM of my flash cart,or do I put it on my SD card?
I don't know.
Because I don't have, I can not support.

>2. Is Dipstar made for using cheats on backups of DS games or only the originals??
Doesn't support a backup ROM.
It squeezes(hack) original-NDS-CARD boot program.

>3. I flash Dipstar to my flash cart and Insert into DS and Boot and hold L for the screen to come up. After I enter codes...how do I start the game??
Does you have PassMe?
You put in NDSCARD+PassMe+GBAFlashCart and should start up it.
And, should start up while pushing the A, B, SELECT, START button.
(The button which is the same as the code editor)

>4. Is there anyway possible for a good English translation of all of this,instructions are hard to understand and are not very clear.
It isn't possible to translate.
I can not understand.

>5. What am I not understanding here?
Rather, I can not be understood..
I wishing to use EZ-FLASH+M3/G6PassKey and "Not FW4 NDS"...

Imaha486 wrote:

>1. How do I load Dipstar.sav to the SRAM of my flash cart,or do I put it on my SD card?
I don't know.
Because I don't have, I can not support.

>2. Is Dipstar made for using cheats on backups of DS games or only the originals??
Doesn't support a backup ROM.
It squeezes(hack) original-NDS-CARD boot program.

>3. I flash Dipstar to my flash cart and Insert into DS and Boot and hold L for the screen to come up. After I enter codes...how do I start the game??
Does you have PassMe?
You put in NDSCARD+PassMe+GBAFlashCart and should start up it.
And, should start up while pushing the A, B, SELECT, START button.
(The button which is the same as the code editor)

>4. Is there anyway possible for a good English translation of all of this,instructions are hard to understand and are not very clear.
It isn't possible to translate.
I can not understand.

>5. What am I not understanding here?
Rather, I can not be understood..
I wishing to use EZ-FLASH+M3/G6PassKey and "Not FW4 NDS"...

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I have NEO Kit,which is SD+MagicKey3+GBA Flash Cart. What is the formula here to get Dipstar to work properly?

If NEO-Kit needs a loader(single & multi rom loader), it isn't possible to start up.
This supports only "pure GBA-FLASHCART" and "pure PassMe".

The compatible article and the extension facility are troublesome..

I can start Dipstar by holding down L when I boot the DS,with an original DS game or with MK3 and my flash cart inserted.

If being, the writing in to GBAFLASHCART is no-problem.

Does anything start up the button without pushing it?
If this is no good, currently, it doesn't move.

Nothing happens....I can put in codes and save but how do I start the game after that.

When starting up DipStar..

Nothing pushes the button = it starts up ordinarily(Normal boot).
push A/B/SELECT/START button = Uses the code of Slot1/2/3/4 and boot.

If the game doesn't start up, it isn't possible to use DipStar.

shark2003 wrote:

WTF...no one has given any explanation about using Dipstar..or may I call it...Dipshit...hello...

Hm...people are probably more likely to help you if you act nicely to them. :)
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Imaha486 wrote:

Moreover, the FlashCart which doesn't use a loader is necessary.
EZ-FLASH or USBLine is good!
M3,G6,SuperCard,GBALink,etc... is bad..

Anyone know where I can purchase a EZ-Flash or USBLine online?

>Anyone know where I can purchase a EZ-Flash or USBLine online?
hmmm... It is possible to buy at Japan easily.
(I don't understand foreign countries)

Surely, it is possible to buy easily in China.
Moreover, it is inexpensive...?

Imaha486 wrote:

When starting up DipStar..

Nothing pushes the button = it starts up ordinarily(Normal boot).
push A/B/SELECT/START button = Uses the code of Slot1/2/3/4 and boot.

If the game doesn't start up, it isn't possible to use DipStar.

Thanks Imaha I think you answered my questions. Apologies for being rude on here,I was just getting frustrated with this.

I made "NintendoDS Disassembler NDSDIS2 v1.06".
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/ndsdis/ndsdis2_v106.zip

Supported "disassemble a Dump-File" in this version.

For example, "Seiken Densetsu DS(J)" is encrypted.
// Real code .. ummm scrambled
:02011960 00F11009 rsceqs r1,r1,r9
:02011964 03A120B3 moveq r2,#0xB3 ;r2=179(0xb3)
:02011968 60014120 andvs r4,r1,r0,lsr #0x2
:0201196C 0ABFE58D beq 0100AFB0
:02011970 1D910A41 unknown
:02011974 1D0D00C0 unknown

http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/hasteds.exe
Use hasteDS(MemoryDump)+iDeaS(emulator).
// Dump code .. good :)
:02011960 E59F105C ldr r1,[r15, #+0x5c] ;r15+0x5c=*(020119c4)=#67109168(0x04000130)
:02011964 E59F005C ldr r0,[r15, #+0x5c] ;r15+0x5c=*(020119c8)=#41942952(0x027fffa8)
:02011968 E1D130B0 ldrh r3,[r1, #+0x0] ;r1+0xb0=*(040001e0)=#0(0x00000000)
:0201196C E1D010B0 ldrh r1,[r0, #+0x0] ;r0+0xb0=*(02800058)=#0(0x00000000)
:02011970 E59F0054 ldr r0,[r15, #+0x54] ;r15+0x54=*(020119cc)=#12287(0x00002fff)
:02011974 E59F2054 ldr r2,[r15, #+0x54] ;r15+0x54=*(020119d0)=#34676276(0x02111e34)

Moreover, I have the better idea. :)

hmm.. I just got my M3 back.

I'll test out dipstar and post results

ultrablADe

EDIT: da*n nevermind, not supported! :(

EDIT 2: No, there is a workaround!!! Yay!!
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ultrablade wrote:

hmm.. I just got my M3 back.

I'll test out dipstar and post results

ultrablADe

EDIT: da*n nevermind, not supported! :(

EDIT 2: No, there is a workaround!!! Yay!!

Could you tell us what this workaround is? This doesn't work while my cartridge, but I would like to use it.

At last, this supported "M3-PerFect".
(I am not confirming but can use SuperCard, too?)
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/beta/dipstar333beta.zip

But, it is quite troublesome.

STEP1 : Rewrites dipstar.ds.gba.
You describe a code in the suitable text file.
(example hitofude.txt / seiken.txt )
You execute txt2dip.exe and open a code file.
Select "X.SELF SLOT (RomDirect)".
You push the [Write] button and specify dipstar.ds.gba.
A code is written in dipstar.ds.gba in this.

STEP2 : NDSROM transfer and ARM7patch.
You transfer NDSROM to the CF/SD memory card(Use M3 game manager).
And, you open a NDSROM with the binary editor(hex editor).
Wishing to see address 00000034-00000037.
address +0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 +6 +7 +8 +9 +A +B +C +D +E +F
00000030:00 88 5A 01[00 00 38 02]00 00 38 02 80 61 02 00
Original:00 00 38 02 .. ARM7 boot address 02380000(NDS area)
Hack :00 00 00 08 .. ARM7 boot address 08000000(GBA-cart area)

STEP3 : Use the M3-Double mode.
Adjusts a cursor to dipstar.ds.gba with the game menu and it presses the A button.
Next, Adjusts a cursor to Hacked-NDSROM and it presses the A button.
Then, Begins a game while pushing the R button.

Good luck!

This sounds really sweet but still very complicated.. has anyone made a tutorial ? that's be nice start to make one tho ;P anywa good work and keep it up ;D

Imaha486 wrote:

At last, this supported "M3-PerFect".
(I am not confirming but can use SuperCard, too?)
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/beta/dipstar333beta.zip

STEP2 : NDSROM transfer and ARM7patch.
You transfer NDSROM to the CF/SD memory card(Use M3 game manager).
And, you open a NDSROM with the binary editor(hex editor).
Wishing to see address 00000034-00000037.
address +0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 +6 +7 +8 +9 +A +B +C +D +E +F
00000030:00 88 5A 01[00 00 38 02]00 00 38 02 80 61 02 00
Original:00 00 38 02 .. ARM7 boot address 02380000(NDS area)
Hack :00 00 00 08 .. ARM7 boot address 08000000(GBA-cart area)

STEP3 : Use the M3-Double mode.
Adjusts a cursor to dipstar.ds.gba with the game menu and it presses the A button.
Next, Adjusts a cursor to Hacked-NDSROM and it presses the A button.
Then, Begins a game while pushing the R button.

Good luck!

Ah, so a good use for the 'double mode' then. :)
Just wondering, why do you have to change the ARM7 address to the GBA cart area in the patched ROM? Is it so that it loads Dipstar first rather then just directly booting the game (that is my guess)?
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Imaha486 wrote:

At last, this supported "M3-PerFect".
(I am not confirming but can use SuperCard, too?)
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/beta/dipstar333beta.zip

But, it is quite troublesome.

STEP1 : Rewrites dipstar.ds.gba.
You describe a code in the suitable text file.
(example hitofude.txt / seiken.txt )
You execute txt2dip.exe and open a code file.
Select "X.SELF SLOT (RomDirect)".
You push the [Write] button and specify dipstar.ds.gba.
A code is written in dipstar.ds.gba in this.

STEP2 : NDSROM transfer and ARM7patch.
You transfer NDSROM to the CF/SD memory card(Use M3 game manager).
And, you open a NDSROM with the binary editor(hex editor).
Wishing to see address 00000034-00000037.
address +0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 +6 +7 +8 +9 +A +B +C +D +E +F
00000030:00 88 5A 01[00 00 38 02]00 00 38 02 80 61 02 00
Original:00 00 38 02 .. ARM7 boot address 02380000(NDS area)
Hack :00 00 00 08 .. ARM7 boot address 08000000(GBA-cart area)

STEP3 : Use the M3-Double mode.
Adjusts a cursor to dipstar.ds.gba with the game menu and it presses the A button.
Next, Adjusts a cursor to Hacked-NDSROM and it presses the A button.
Then, Begins a game while pushing the R button.

Good luck!

Any chance you could get a similar work around for the G6?

Does that mean you are able to use Dipstar with backups?

DipStar v3.33 released.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar_v333.zip

>QazzaQY2K
I enclosed an automatic-patch-program(m3dip.exe) with DipStar v3.33.
It became easy only a little.

>The 9th Sage
Yes.
DipStar squeezes into the processing of ARM7.
..Rather, NDSROM calls DipStar.

>grovedabg
It is possible if G6 supports a "double mode(double slot)".

>cracker
Yes.
When supporting a back-up, the Japanese rejoiced.
(I didn't want to support.
Not wishing to use DipStar to the person who uses an illegal copy..

No the G6 only has one slot. I've spoken with danny from G6 and he said they have plans to include a cheat engine for the G6 and M3. Good news indeed. ;)

>No the G6 only has one slot. I've spoken with danny from G6 and he said they-
>have plans to include a cheat engine for the G6 and M3. Good news indeed. ;)
Hahaha.
actually, it is DipStar. :)

M3 supports DipStar formally.
Then, the complicated procedure becomes unnecessary.
Already, the English beta version exists.
http://www.maxconsole.net/?mode=news&newsid=6917
(Because I have only a Japanese version, it isn't confirming English version..

M3 released a new firmware which allows to let you use cheats :D

HyperHacker wrote:

Sappharad wrote:

It would be nice if there was an on-system cheat search, but I know that's almost impossible due to memory constraints. :-(

Have we forgotten about the possibility to dump the game's RAM to CF/SD card, flash cart ROM, or thr 32MB provided by some carts, scan through it, and restore it? (Or even better, execute from the flash cart.) It'd be slow, but hey, it'd work.

Any way this would be possible?

Imaha486 wrote:

(Because I have only a Japanese version, it isn't confirming English version..

I had to mess with it (as I'm not totally sure where it's storing the cheats) but I got it working. It crashed Castlevania like the old version did, so I know it is working. lol

I gotta get cracking on some other games that work better with Dipstar. ^_^ I'm sure I could find some interesting cheats. I sorta want to see if I can get Metroid Hunters working (tried it but it didn't work, but there's more stuff I can try yet to get the master code working fine), mostly as another way of trying to access the beta testing levels.
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I can not understand what you want to do at all.

Imaha486 wrote:

I can not understand what you want to do at all.

Can someone explain this to Imaha. I am basically looking for a way to convert his AR type codes to a Gameshark format.... is this possible??

shark2003 wrote:

Imaha486 wrote:

I can not understand what you want to do at all.

Can someone explain this to Imaha. I am basically looking for a way to convert his AR type codes to a Gameshark format.... is this possible??

Hell no.
Gameshark is for GAMEBOY ADVANCE, not Nintendo DS.
The only thing you're doing by putting your flashcart into a Gameshark is corrupting specific areas near the end of the 32MB bank always replaced (masked) by the code engine.

Sappharad wrote:

shark2003 wrote:

Imaha486 wrote:

I can not understand what you want to do at all.

Can someone explain this to Imaha. I am basically looking for a way to convert his AR type codes to a Gameshark format.... is this possible??

Hell no.
Gameshark is for GAMEBOY ADVANCE, not Nintendo DS.
The only thing you're doing by putting your flashcart into a Gameshark is corrupting specific areas near the end of the 32MB bank always replaced (masked) by the code engine.

I guess that answers that question. I wont waste my time on that anymore.

I have Dipstar flashed to my NEO cart and can boot Dipstar,how can I get Dipstar to work with my backup rom on the cart?

Because I have only the ability to make a tool, the question can not be answered.
I think that the one which was solved in the unaided is earlier.

Or, solve using the money.
If using M3-PerFect, DipStar can be used with the backup NDSROM.
(There is not money? hahaha, I used by 500 dollars for DipStar).

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DipStar v3.50 release.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar_v350.zip

fix CodeEditor(It became easy-to-use).
add ClipBoard(L+A=copy / L+B=paste)
add Insert&Delete(R+A=Line INS / R+B=Line DEL)
improved a cursor movement way.

3-code supported.
301000YY XXXXXXXX .. 8bit Increment
302000YY XXXXXXXX .. 8bit Decrement
3030YYYY XXXXXXXX .. 16bit Increment
3040YYYY XXXXXXXX .. 16bit Decrement
30500000 XXXXXXXX .. 32bit Increment
YYYYYYYY 00000000
30600000 XXXXXXXX .. 32bit Decrement
YYYYYYYY 00000000

Is it possible to add all the dipstar code types to HasteDS, this would prove useful.

Also is there any chance you could modify HasteDS to show the Memory Viewer in 16 and 32bit, could you also change the Memory Viewer so the values are directly editable.

Thanks if you can. ;)

Imaha486 wrote:

Because I have only the ability to make a tool, the question can not be answered.
I think that the one which was solved in the unaided is earlier.

Or, solve using the money.
If using M3-PerFect, DipStar can be used with the backup NDSROM.
(There is not money? hahaha, I used by 500 dollars for DipStar).

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DipStar v3.50 release.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar_v350.zip

fix CodeEditor(It became easy-to-use).
add ClipBoard(L+A=copy / L+B=paste)
add Insert&Delete(R+A=Line INS / R+B=Line DEL)
improved a cursor movement way.

3-code supported.
301000YY XXXXXXXX .. 8bit Increment
302000YY XXXXXXXX .. 8bit Decrement
3030YYYY XXXXXXXX .. 16bit Increment
3040YYYY XXXXXXXX .. 16bit Decrement
30500000 XXXXXXXX .. 32bit Increment
YYYYYYYY 00000000
30600000 XXXXXXXX .. 32bit Decrement
YYYYYYYY 00000000

Looks like I will be buying M3 perfect sometime soon.

Ditto to that ^

That is unless the EZ4 gets cheats before I can buy a new cart. Then I will be back to the EZ4 vs m3 game...

When I tried to disassemble a memory dump from an emulator I still got encrypted garbage. Any ideas as to why? Also are there any plans to make a code database? All I can find online are the handful of codes that come with DipStar and they are in Chinese. :/

>cracker
Dump and disassemble command is...
ndsdis2 -NH9 2000000 DumpedFile.bin

NH9 = No header mode.

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And..

I made "NDS MASTER CODE SEARCHER".
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/ndsmas.exe

If using this, you don't have to use a disassembler.
(However, this isn't all-around. There is one which isn't found, too).
"POLARIUM" and "Feel the Magic XY/XX" will be able to be searched if there are hasteDS and ndsmas. :)

-- for example --
ndsmas ChokkanHitofude.nds
NDS Master code searcher NDSMAS v1.00
Detected 01 : F200153C E12FFF1E
->"F200153C E12FFF1E" is DipStar's mastercode.

ndsmas KimiNoTamenaraShineru.nds
NDS Master code searcher NDSMAS v1.00
Detected 01 : F200FFF8 E12FFF1E
->"F200FFF8 E12FFF1E" is DipStar's mastercode.

see you.

Ah that's good news for when I get an m3. Right now I was just trying to hardcode in some cheats. I don't know how successful I would be because of the encryption but I would at least know the offset of the code I wanted to NOP out. Is there any info out on the encryption so you could decrypt before disassembling? Or would you be able to make HasteDS freeze the emulator and grab the current operation/opcode when it writes to the address that holds the value for health, etc? It sucks that there isn't the ability to break on a write to an address in either emulator.

Also is there any hope of having a program that hardcodes on some cheats like GABSharkY?

shark2003 wrote:

Imaha486 wrote:

Because I have only the ability to make a tool, the question can not be answered.
I think that the one which was solved in the unaided is earlier.

Or, solve using the money.
If using M3-PerFect, DipStar can be used with the backup NDSROM.
(There is not money? hahaha, I used by 500 dollars for DipStar).

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DipStar v3.50 release.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar_v350.zip

fix CodeEditor(It became easy-to-use).
add ClipBoard(L+A=copy / L+B=paste)
add Insert&Delete(R+A=Line INS / R+B=Line DEL)
improved a cursor movement way.

3-code supported.
301000YY XXXXXXXX .. 8bit Increment
302000YY XXXXXXXX .. 8bit Decrement
3030YYYY XXXXXXXX .. 16bit Increment
3040YYYY XXXXXXXX .. 16bit Decrement
30500000 XXXXXXXX .. 32bit Increment
YYYYYYYY 00000000
30600000 XXXXXXXX .. 32bit Decrement
YYYYYYYY 00000000

Looks like I will be buying M3 perfect sometime soon.

I have M3 now...man...this seems much better then the NEO I already have...maybe I'll sell my NEO package on ebay or something...now...I still cant get Dipstar to work...WTF am I doing wrong??? Does anyone have a good English step by step instruction for this? I tried the M3 game manager cheat option but when I do that it just locks up the game before it starts and it also locks up with the M3dip.exe which probaly does the same thing as the M3 Game Manager

shark2003 wrote:

I have M3 now...man...this seems much better then the NEO I already have...maybe I'll sell my NEO package on ebay or something...now...I still cant get Dipstar to work...WTF am I doing wrong??? Does anyone have a good English step by step instruction for this? I tried the M3 game manager cheat option but when I do that it just locks up the game before it starts and it also locks up with the M3dip.exe which probaly does the same thing as the M3 Game Manager

I'm going to assume you are using the most current BETA firmware and Game Manager (you can get it at Dualscene.net I believe). First, write the NDS game to your compact flash using the 'fastboot' mode, make sure the cheat box is checked and load the cheats you want up (you can also add them in later). Also put Dipstar on there somewhere.

Now, in the M3's menu, find Dipstar, press A on it, then go to the game, and press A. While this is booting, hold down the L button. If Dipstar is loading right it should boot the DS into GBA mode. Now, at that menu, check slot A (just press A, I think) to ensure that your codes are loaded properly, and if they aren't, just enter them in.

Now, restart the M3, press A on Dipstar, then press A on the game, and hold it down while it's booting. It'll take a moment. If it starts, you should be in buisiness.
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DipStar tutorials
http://i486.client.jp/easyhack/

I write a way of cheatcode searching soon. :)
As for M3, wait until the J19 firmware comes out.

And..

DipStar v3.55 uploaded!
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar_v355.zip
Supported the ultra-fast-mode(UFM) for M3-PerFect. :D
Should press the R button in case of DipStar start-up.
(for example)
Execute SlotA code(with UFM) : press A+R button.
Execute SlotSEL code(with UFM) : press SELECT+R button.
An boot-time is reduced to 1/4! (8sec->2sec)

...

But, there is sad news, too.
I set WiFi-limitation on DipStar.
Therefore, MarioKartDS and the TetrisDS can not play.
(All WiFi-Connection software can not play).

I dislike limitation and protection.
But, the Japanese were too, too, senseless.
The human being in this country was only the person who misuses DipStar.
I don't make DipStar for its purpose!

I'm sorry. to the people in all countries...

Looks like I have Dipstar working now....but I dont think the codes for Castlevania are working correctly becuase I have the US version and your codes are for Japanese..... would be nice if someone could post some codes because I still dont fully understand how to search for codes yet...

Many times the addresses of foreign games will remain the same. So you could try the same codes but generate a master code for the English version with this: http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/ndsmas.exe

@Imaha486: Nice update. It was somewhat a concern for cheating online which, I believe, should be free from cheating. Gotta admit it would be fun to apply some hardcore cheats to MK online though. :) The main concern is what Nintendo would do because of the cheating. :(

Yes, as much as I'd like to mess around with Mario Kart, I gotta thank you for doing that. We don't need to give snaking, disconnecting scum another way to cheat.

Snaking in Mario Kart DS (see Snakes on a kart) isn't cheating any more than exploiting the bullshit Super Rotation System of Tetris DS and getting t-spin triples (see T-spin training and tetrisconcept wiki) is cheating. And disconnecting shows up as a loss in newer games.
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DipStar v3.60 uploaded.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar_v360.zip
add "UltraFastMode(UFM)" for All flashcart.

(for example)
DS(FlashMe) + EZ-FLASH + PassMe + Polarium(J)
Boot time = 3sec! (old=8sec)

Would you be able to make it so you could cheat in a game that did have wifi capability but only if the wifi were active? MPH was a game I was really hoping to use codes on (as soon as some were found of course).

I don't cheat the game which uses WiFi-Connection.
Even if there was not limitation in DipStar, I didn't cheat.

Therefore, I limited.

cracker wrote:

Many times the addresses of foreign games will remain the same. So you could try the same codes but generate a master code for the English version with this: http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/ndsmas.exe

@Imaha486: Nice update. It was somewhat a concern for cheating online which, I believe, should be free from cheating. Gotta admit it would be fun to apply some hardcore cheats to MK online though. :) The main concern is what Nintendo would do because of the cheating. :(

I used ndsmas and it came up with the same master code,but the codes still dont seem to be working,I know that Dipstar is working because I put the M code in wrong and it would lock up the game when first starting up. Does any know where else to get codes for Castlevania or maybe have some of their own to share. Are there any codes for Mario 64 DS ?

I'm not sure you know what I mean. I meant for games that can use a wifi connection but that you are only playing a single player version of. Like I want to use cheat codes on Metroid Prime Hunters single person game but not for a wifi game. Would it be possible to just turn the cheating off when wifi is in use. There are an awful lot of wifi games so that's the reason why I ask.

cracker wrote:

I'm not sure you know what I mean. I meant for games that can use a wifi connection but that you are only playing a single player version of. Like I want to use cheat codes on Metroid Prime Hunters single person game but not for a wifi game. Would it be possible to just turn the cheating off when wifi is in use. There are an awful lot of wifi games so that's the reason why I ask.

I don't think he would. There would be so many ways around that, it isn't even funny.
Any codes that modify the game executable in RAM would still have effect without Dipstar being present.

Well there already is a way around it... Just use an old version of DipStar.

Sure some games that you can cheat on will carry over with the saves but nothing should carry over with the RAM since it will get overwritten all the time after DipStar switches off.

Also I'm assuming the games are blocked from using cheats are handcoded into the binary so that could be bypassed too... If it operates on CRCs then it would be even easier to bypass.

cracker wrote:

Sure some games that you can cheat on will carry over with the saves but nothing should carry over with the RAM since it will get overwritten all the time after DipStar switches off.

No.
You completely missed my point.
Someone could just write to the game executable, which WONT change back after Dipstar is "turned off" since it only gets loaded once.

Ah ok I understand what you meant now. Wasn't even thinking of the program code that gets loaded to RAM that could be altered in the same way.

Plus you can cheat offline to get ridiculously powerful characters, then use them online, depending on the game.

True you could do that but the fact still remains that an old version could be used to do the same thing. So it ends up limiting legitimate uses more than online cheaters. If people are going to cheat online they will do it no matter what...

Has anyone found or made any codes for games other than those on the author's site? I was only able to get TMNT3 to run well enough to hack the other day.

(M)
F2024774 E12FFF1E or F20C0F9C E12FFF1E
Energy
0210CE94 4a
Power move
0210EB2C 03

I dont know anything about programming,but I want to find cheats for Castlevania-Dawn of Sorrow US version. I am really not sure what I am looking for when I run Hasteds and Ideas,I dont understand Hasteds at all because its not in English or there is no English instruction for it. Does anyone have any kind of tutorial for this? Or does anyone have any codes for Castlevania-Dawn of Sorrow US version I found the M code for it using Imahas new program. Could someone help out here. I discovered the codes on the Dipstar website is for a game made by Konami but isnt Castlevania,its called Draculas Castle or something like that and I was trying to use those codes for Castlevania and of course they didnt work.

shark2003 wrote:

The 9th Sage wrote:

Could someone give me tips on debugging a Master Code (I understand cheat searching but have never tried to find my own Master Code before)? I was trying to find one for Castlevania going by the instructions posted in this thread, and came to this line here:

:020124C8 E12FFF1E bx r14 (Jump to addr_11C8104B?)

Which to me says 'the master code is F20124C8 E12FF1E'.

It crashes the game though...I can get past the title screen, but once the game loads up I get black screens (although I do get the music). It's too bad, I'm about 99% sure I found the 'Attack' and 'Defense' stats. I know it must be my fubared Master Code that's crashing as when I take out that code it no longer does (but I get no result with my 'Attack' code...prolly because the game is overwriting the value right off).

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Is this for Dawn of Sorrow?
I followed the instructions that came with the DS disassembler and I think that is the code,but I cant even get my game started. I dont know how to launch the game afer I put in the codes. Do you have any suggestions?

I got as far the mastercode and yes I get the same thing,black screeen and music playing. Have you found or figured out any codes that will work for Castlevania-DOS yet,I really dont know how to use hasteds,I wish I understood it a little more. I tried using hasteds and ideas...but I didnt know what to look for..is it kind of like using a hex editor on save files??

shark2003 wrote:

I got as far the mastercode and yes I get the same thing,black screeen and music playing. Have you found or figured out any codes that will work for Castlevania-DOS yet,I really dont know how to use hasteds,I wish I understood it a little more. I tried using hasteds and ideas...but I didnt know what to look for..is it kind of like using a hex editor on save files??

I did find that starting a new game in Julius Mode does not crash the game (I have no idea why). I did manage to change some text that was loaded into memory (something Yoko says to Julius) using Dipstar, so I at least had that success. I did find some stuff that I think is Strength and attributes like that for Soma, but I can't test them as it's crashing.

HasteDS works with iDeaS. It hooks into the emulated DS of iDeaS and lets you search this virtual NDS's memory for cheats. You can compare values (say, if it's something like attack power, that definitely goes up and down as you equip, de-equip an item) then you could say...unequip your weapon, then tell HasteDS that the value you are looking for went down. Then equip it, say that it went up. You could maybe move around a bit then say it stayed the same if you keep it equipped...

The goal is to narrow down what memory address the value for attack is located at so you can then change it using Dipstar to some obscene number. :)
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The 9th Sage wrote:

shark2003 wrote:

I got as far the mastercode and yes I get the same thing,black screeen and music playing. Have you found or figured out any codes that will work for Castlevania-DOS yet,I really dont know how to use hasteds,I wish I understood it a little more. I tried using hasteds and ideas...but I didnt know what to look for..is it kind of like using a hex editor on save files??

I did find that starting a new game in Julius Mode does not crash the game (I have no idea why). I did manage to change some text that was loaded into memory (something Yoko says to Julius) using Dipstar, so I at least had that success. I did find some stuff that I think is Strength and attributes like that for Soma, but I can't test them as it's crashing.

HasteDS works with iDeaS. It hooks into the emulated DS of iDeaS and lets you search this virtual NDS's memory for cheats. You can compare values (say, if it's something like attack power, that definitely goes up and down as you equip, de-equip an item) then you could say...unequip your weapon, then tell HasteDS that the value you are looking for went down. Then equip it, say that it went up. You could maybe move around a bit then say it stayed the same if you keep it equipped...

The goal is to narrow down what memory address the value for attack is located at so you can then change it using Dipstar to some obscene number. :)

Yeah,thanks for the info,there was a program for the NGC that I fooled around with that was sort of the same. Is ideas playable? I can see the game running,but wasnt sure if you can actually do anything with it..I'll give it a try.

Also,is there some other code that you may have to put in before the mastercode??

Can you post or PM me the codes and I can test them out also and see what happens.

shark2003 wrote:

Yeah,thanks for the info,there was a program for the NGC that I fooled around with that was sort of the same. Is ideas playable? I can see the game running,but wasnt sure if you can actually do anything with it..I'll give it a try.

Also,is there some other code that you may have to put in before the mastercode??

iDEAs should be playable enough to cheat search. It's just running rather slow. I DID try a special code I saw in the instructions that tells dipstar to load itself to a different part of the RAM..nothing I tired worked. I might try again later though, you got me thinking about this again.
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The 9th Sage wrote:

shark2003 wrote:

Yeah,thanks for the info,there was a program for the NGC that I fooled around with that was sort of the same. Is ideas playable? I can see the game running,but wasnt sure if you can actually do anything with it..I'll give it a try.

Also,is there some other code that you may have to put in before the mastercode??

iDEAs should be playable enough to cheat search. It's just running rather slow. I DID try a special code I saw in the instructions that tells dipstar to load itself to a different part of the RAM..nothing I tired worked. I might try again later though, you got me thinking about this again.

LOL...sorry...its like a sickness isnt it?...LOL I found the address for Experience points... its at 020f7448 I watched it change everytime I killed a monster and then took a look at my experience (after the hex conversion of course) and there it was... I hit it right on just doing a search for the hex value of the number in experience and it took me right to the address and as I was playing (very slowly) I watched it go up each time I did a kill. Damn,yeah,the mastercode thing is a bitch... now how would a code look like for making it say...1000 EXP? wouldnt it be something like... 020f7448 3E80000... ? 3E8=1000 ...

It would actually be:
120F7448 000003E8

3E80000 = 65536000

cracker wrote:

It would actually be:
120F7448 000003E8

3E80000 = 65536000

Thanks Cracker.. I was close...

Thought I would post this in case anyone was interested in using 'joker' codes -- that is a code that executes the next code in line only if a button or combination of buttons is pressed. It is useful for games where you only want the effects to happen at a certain time. An example would be in NSMB where you want to be mini Mario at a certain time in the game but being mini Mario all the time wouldn't work too well.

E4000130 1000XXXX
12000000 00000001 <- code to execute if right key(s) is/are pressed

where XXXX is the value of the key or keys OR'd together.

A = 1
B = 2
Select = 4
Start = 8
Right = 16
Left = 32
Up = 64
Down = 128
R = 256
L = 512

ex:
E4000130 100003FF would check for every key being pressed at the same time. 1 | 2 | 4 | 8 | 16 | 32 | 64 | 128 | 256 | 512 = 1023 = 0x3FF

Note: X and Y status are stored in 0x4000136. X = 1, Y = 2

>cracker
DipStar Ver4.00(test release)
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar.ds.gba
Add "Extra key-code".

Normal key-code
E4000130 100003FE
->A button = OK
->A+other button = NG (example:A+B is 100003FC)

Extra key-code1(bottom bit=0 / top bit=1)
C1000000 100003FE
->A button = OK
->A+other button = OK

or

Extra key-code2(bottom bit=1 / top bit=0)
C1000000 00000001
->A button = OK
->A+other button = OK

So far, it wasn't possible to have pressed the button at the same time.
However, it is possible if using "extra key-code". :)

Glad to see you continuously improving your program.

I was wondering if it would be possible to implement some sort of a code search since -- let's face it -- emulation for the DS sucks and it might not ever get good enough to run 3d games (which most games on the DS are) thus will never be able to searched for cheat codes. Another alternative would be to dump the memory onto an SD/CF card when a certain key combo is pressed. I'm not sure how feasible either of those is but either one would certainly help with cheat searching.

Thank you cracker.

It was poor contents but I wrote a DipStar tutorial.
http://i486.client.jp/easyhack/

I hope that the DS hack spreads over all over the world. :)

Yeah I understand how to make codes but the only problem is that most games won't run in an emulator. So you have to reverse engineer the programming which is hard when the only disassembler for DS that I know of (yours) doesn't disassemble encrypted code. I tried a memory dump with ideas to use with the headerless disassemble function but it was still encrypted. :(

I finally got my m3 cart and was able to check out DipStar in 'linked mode'. It's damn sweet! Took a while to figure out why the codes weren't working. Turns out the first line in my code file didn't have a @ to denote a comment so the first code was '00000000 00000000' and it seemingly ignored the other codes. I played TMNT3 for a few seconds with the codes on (YAY) but then it froze. :( I will try it again and see if I can figure out why it froze...

Edit:
I used just the code for energy on TMNT3 and I got passed the first level w/o freezing. This makes me wonder if maybe there is a memory leak or something since the other code definately was to the right address. Did anyone that had problems with freeze up on other games ever try just one code?

Games often act up when you're tinkering with their memory in realtime.
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First off: nice work, finally got it to work on my M3. However, I do have a question about the cheat-code finding. Currently it's only possible to find codes for games that run in an emulator, which still aren't all that many. Now the question is, would it be possible to write a codefinder (probably that DS' cpu power wouldn't make this very feasible) / memory dumper for the DS itself? The way I imagine that working is either by a loader or a modifcation of the ROM itself which registers a button combination to do the memory dumping. It would then freeze the game and write a new file to the memory card, containing the game's current memory, which could then be analyzed later on the PC.
Does this make any sense at all? Or is it even possible? Thank you for any insight.

That's the same question I asked up above ^.

If you could get it to run using a commercial game card (NOT a copy), I imagine you could use the M3's onboard memory for both memory dumps and DipStar's actual code. 32MB should be plenty for a ~5MB memory dump (you'd have to include VRAM if you were displaying any interface), the executable, and the code handling, er, code. Write-only registers and the ARM7 could pose problems though.

Of course if you can't get an interface to work, you could just have it run in the background watching for a certain key combo, data from the network, etc. (Has anyone successfully added a debug button? That'd be perfect for this.) When it's recieved, dump the game's memory, registers etc to a file on the memory card, without displaying anything. You dump a few files, writing down what search type should be performed for each one, then copy them to your PC and use a program there to do the searches. (You wouldn't need to dump VRAM this way, though it might be nice to do anyway, since games could try to avoid being hacked by putting variables in unused VRAM. Plus you'd be able to extract screenshots from the dumps.)
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The following is a post that was supposed to be in this topic of the forum but I posted as a subject by mistake...and got flamed and then the subject got locked...I am not interested in pirating games..I just want to get my Mario 64 DS onto the M3 and hopefully someday it can run on an emulator and I can search for cheats and use Dipstar...unless I can use Dipstar on an M3 with the original DS game card...but I dont think that is possible..please read

I have Neo Cart and Magic Key 3 and I also have M3 adapter (which is way far better). My question is..is it possible to copy the original NDS game with M3 adapter? I can do it with Neo Cart (supposedly) but when I tried it with Mario 64 DS I ended up with a 0 kb file. Also,can dipstar be used with an original NDS game using M3 Adapter or does the game have to be loaded onto the M3 SD card?

HyperHacker wrote:

Of course if you can't get an interface to work, you could just have it run in the background watching for a certain key combo, data from the network, etc. [...] When it's recieved, dump the game's memory, registers etc to a file on the memory card, without displaying anything. You dump a few files, writing down what search type should be performed for each one, then copy them to your PC and use a program there to do the searches.

That's exactly what I meant, put into better words. While the method with an actual interface on the DS would be very nice, I imagine it being much harder to actually pull it off that way. Analysis of the dump files on a PC should do just about the same trick anyway, with only an added step.

@shark2003: Check the link I sent you via PM.

Got the PM and thanks. I'll comply to the rules here at gbadev.

Cheat code : NewSuperMarioBros(JAPAN ver only)

@MasterCode
A237C000 E92D0003
A237C004 E59F000C
A237C008 E59F100C
A237C00C E5801000
A237C010 E8BD0003
A237C014 E12FFF11
A237C018 02043D38
A237C01C EA0CEEB0
C0000000 0237F800
F237C020 E12FFF1E

@Slow mode (L+R button)
04000006 00000010

This game used LZO(Compression).
I squeezed into the spread routine and made a custom master code.
(I was tired a little...

WHOA! Very nice! Did you make it? What are the opcodes that are being written in the master code? Also is there any hope of having a joker command to change the powerup you have? Would come in very handy for times when you need mini Mario to go into small pipes. BTW how did you hack it?

>cracker
Yes, I made.
I describe by the graph because I am weak at English.

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What "key address" is stored at 2043D38 and why is it needed in order for the game to start when DipStar is running?

>key address
aka "Squeezes into the key input".

:02043CF4 E59F1044 ldr r1,[r15, #+0x44] ;r15+0x44=*(02043d40)=#67109168(0x04000130) <<< addr04000130 is KeyInfo register
:02043CF8 E59F0044 ldr r0,[r15, #+0x44] ;r15+0x44=*(02043d44)=#12287(0x00002fff)
:02043CFC E1D120B0 ldrh r2,[r1, #+0x0] ;r1+0xb0=*(040001e0)=#0(0x00000000)
:02043D00 E1D310B0 ldrh r1,[r3, #+0x0] ;r3+0xb0=*(02800058)=#0(0x00000000)
:02043D04 E1821001 orr r1,r2,r1
:02043D08 E0211000 eor r1,r1,r0
:02043D0C E0010000 and r0,r1,r0
:02043D10 E1A00800 mov r0,r0,lsl #0x10 ;r0=805240832(0x2fff0000)
:02043D14 E1A01820 mov r1,r0,lsr #0x10 ;r1=12287(0x2fff)
:02043D18 E2010030 and r0,r1,#0x30
:02043D1C E3500030 cmp r0,#0x30
:02043D20 03C11030 biceq r1,r1,#0x30
:02043D24 E20100C0 and r0,r1,#0xC0
:02043D28 E35000C0 cmp r0,#0xC0
:02043D2C 03C110C0 biceq r1,r1,#0xC0
:02043D30 E1A00801 mov r0,r1,lsl #0x10 ;r0=805240832(0x2fff0000)
:02043D34 E1A00820 mov r0,r0,lsr #0x10 ;r0=12287(0x2fff)
:02043D38 E12FFF1E bx r14 (Jump to addr_02043AA4?) >>>LR Hack(Jump to 0237F800)

:0237F800 DipStar program~~~
LAST bx r14 <<< Return

New SuperMarioBros(J) cheat code

@Master code (Fix ver)
A20008F8 EA0DEDC0
A237C000 E92D0003
A237C004 E59F000C
A237C008 E59F100C
A237C00C E5801000
A237C010 E8BD0003
A237C014 E12FFF11
A237C018 02043D38
A237C01C EA0CEEB0
C0000000 0237F800
F237C020 E12FFF1E

@Coin get -> 1UP!
2201FE50 E1A00000

@Scpre 99999999
2208A99C 05F5E0FF

@Mario x 99
0208A97C 00000063

@Item stock (00=Nothing 01=Mushroom 02=Flower 03=Mini-mushroom 04=Blueshell 05=Big-mushroom)
0208A944 000000XX

http://i486.client.jp/
NSMB hack movie uploaded. :)
(060527_newmario.avi & 060527_newmario2.avi)

Imaha486 wrote:

New SuperMarioBros(J) cheat code

@Master code (Fix ver)
A20008F8 EA0DEDC0
A237C000 E92D0003
A237C004 E59F000C
A237C008 E59F100C
A237C00C E5801000
A237C010 E8BD0003
A237C014 E12FFF11
A237C018 02043D38
A237C01C EA0CEEB0
C0000000 0237F800
F237C020 E12FFF1E

@Coin get -> 1UP!
2201FE50 E1A00000

@Scpre 99999999
2208A99C 05F5E0FF

@Mario x 99
0208A97C 00000063

@Item stock (00=Nothing 01=Mushroom 02=Flower 03=Mini-mushroom 04=Blueshell 05=Big-mushroom)
0208A944 000000XX

http://i486.client.jp/
NSMB hack movie uploaded. :)
(060527_newmario.avi & 060527_newmario2.avi)

I guess this wouldnt work with the US version?

>I guess this wouldnt work with the US version?
Probably, Doesn't work.
Country(or version) different = The completely different game.

I hope that the person who can understand my code appears.
(Algorithm and technique..)

Imaha486 wrote:

>I guess this wouldnt work with the US version?
Probably, Doesn't work.
Country(or version) different = The completely different game.

I hope that the person who can understand my code appears.
(Algorithm and technique..)

Can anyone figure out a formula for Dipstars Japenese vs US codes?

Imaha486 wrote:

>cracker
Yes, I made.
I describe by the graph because I am weak at English.

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Imaha -

This game doesn't work in emulators. How are you finding the memory addresses?

HyperHacker wrote:

Of course if you can't get an interface to work, you could just have it run in the background watching for a certain key combo, data from the network, etc. (Has anyone successfully added a debug button? That'd be perfect for this.) ........

Another way you could do is the key combination you have to press is KEY_LID+KEY_X+KEY_Y or something similar to that (make the lid almost closed, the display will go off, but you can still press the buttons, even though it might be a bit hard to do so). No games use that combination.
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How exactly are you decrypting the binary? I would like to try to help but I'm only able to get an encrypted disassembly (aka crap).

>daRealist
>This game doesn't work in emulators. How are you finding the memory addresses?
I hacked EEPROM-LOAD routine.
1.Boot DeSmuME & Load the NewMario(J)ROM.
2.Pause emulation if view NINTENDO logo.
3.Use hasteDS & memory rewrite.
2204B850 00000000
2204B868 00000000
2204B86C 00000000
2204B870 00000000
2204B89C 00000000
2204B8A8 EA00000D
2204B8E8 00000000
2204B948 EA00000D
4.Restart the emulation.
I wrote details (Sorry, used Japanese language)
http://blog.goo.ne.jp/imaha486/e/c88ae79cac3b3551b5a93a7f1006c617

>cracker
>How exactly are you decrypting the binary?
Use hasteDS's "DUMP" function(MemoryDump) & ndsdis2's "-NH9 2000000 dumped.bin" option.

Ok I finally get the decrypted disassembly that you've gotten. Do you know why some games are still encrypted when you disassemble the dump file from the emulator? I've tried a few times with different games and they all come out encrypted...

Imaha486 wrote:

>daRealist
>This game doesn't work in emulators. How are you finding the memory addresses?
I hacked EEPROM-LOAD routine.
1.Boot DeSmuME & Load the NewMario(J)ROM.
2.Pause emulation if view NINTENDO logo.
3.Use hasteDS & memory rewrite.
2204B850 00000000
2204B868 00000000
2204B86C 00000000
2204B870 00000000
2204B89C 00000000
2204B8A8 EA00000D
2204B8E8 00000000
2204B948 EA00000D
4.Restart the emulation.
I wrote details (Sorry, used Japanese language)
http://blog.goo.ne.jp/imaha486/e/c88ae79cac3b3551b5a93a7f1006c617

>cracker
>How exactly are you decrypting the binary?
Use hasteDS's "DUMP" function(MemoryDump) & ndsdis2's "-NH9 2000000 dumped.bin" option.

the US eqivalent is;

2204C268 00000000
2204C280 00000000
2204C284 00000000
2204C288 00000000
2204C2b4 00000000
2204C2c0 ea00000d
2204C300 00000000
2204C360 ea00000d

Very nice! I will have to go check them out right now!

>cracker
I do not understand..

>grovedabg
Oh, you are great! :)
Apparently, a Japanese version and most content are the same.

I made the NewSuperMario hack reference.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/mariohack.txt
If this helps you, I am glad. ;)

It didn't allow me to get past the new file screen though, does this for both JP and US games on desemu v0.3.4

The US enable should be 020446A0

@Coin get -> 1UP!
220203E0 E1A00000

Hmmm tested out the codes for the Japanese version but it's as if they are being ignored. :(

cracker wrote:

Hmmm tested out the codes for the Japanese version but it's as if they are being ignored. :(

Are you using dipstar or hasteds, if hasteds what emu and version are you using. With desmuMe 33/34 on the jp version I can't even get past the "file new" screen, it just hangs as the animation starts.

DipStar.

With any emulator that will be the furthest you can get. It is just to get to the point where enough of the program and values are loaded into 'RAM' in the emulator's process so it can be dumped and disassembled with ndsdis where it can be analysed. I still don't know how Imaha is able to find all of the addresses in the sea of disassembled code. :O

..ah screw that, no game's worth that type of commitment. I'll come back when a usable emu is available. ;)

i wonder if i got the mario explaination correctly, oh well. One question: why don't you bl to your code handler directly? (you seem to branch to 02002000 which would be unused but is now used as your mastercode hook).

what's the reason for this? does it have to do with the way your code handler works?

Link to a few Castlevania cheats

It seems to be working now. I guess I just wasn't telling Dipstar to load into the right part of RAM or screwed up that part of the code (either that or new version is better). Heh, been awhile since I tried anything with this game since I falied the first time. Anyway, unlimited HP and MP that is also increased to a crazy degree is about all I have at the moment. Using the data from last time I tried searching for the Attack stat (etc) months ago I came up with pretty much nothing.

there was this though:
020F7437 01

It changed my weapon to something that isn't a weapon...it used the description of the 'Devil' enemy as it's name and as it's description something like "Serves Delicious Curry" from the Waiter Skeleton. Crashes game when you try to unequip it, doesn't seem to change your stats at all.

I was hoping to find a way to change the equipped weapon, but I guess this isn't it, though it might be close to something. I haven't played with areas of memory around that too much yet. BTW, FF seems to totally unequip you, so if you happen to save it to your file you can get rid of it.
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I'm trying to be patient here but I really am hoping for some new codes for new games. I tried finding some addresses for a few different games and came up with nothing since they were all 3D and the disassembly gets very complicated when looking up subroutines, etc. Anyone happen to have found any codes for Super Mario 64, PacMan World 3, or Goldeneye? TIA for the codes and SIA for another post.

I am trying to use Dipstar on the New Super Mario US version but it is in nds.gba format. I havent been able to get any NSMB rom to work at all in .nds format. Is there a way to trick Dipstar into applying codes to an .nds.gba rom? I tried with the .nds.gba and I cant get the Dipstar screen to appear holding the L button. I have though with other games in .nds format but so far Dipstar hasnt worked for me at all,it didnt work for Castlevania the screen would go black,I tried with Mario 64 DS but can get it to run in an emulator to test with Hasteds...so far nothing has worked.

The only way currently to get DipStar working on backups is to use an m3. It has a special mode where you can load both GBA and DS and DipStar needs this to run. Otherwise you have to have have the original game in your DS slot to cheat with.

cracker wrote:

The only way currently to get DipStar working on backups is to use an m3. It has a special mode where you can load both GBA and DS and DipStar needs this to run. Otherwise you have to have have the original game in your DS slot to cheat with.

I am using M3.

You need to use 3.15b or newer of the manager software. When you are writing a DS game to the cart select a cheat code file and whatever other options you want then write the game. Next click Write GBA and choose dipstar.ds.gba. Make sure the only option that is on is Software Patch then write it to your cart.

Run txt2dip that comes in the dipstar zip. Select the cheat code text file you want to load. Leave it at Slot A, click Write and choose dipstar.ds.sav. Now go back into the manager software (v3.15b and v20 of the manager software crash if you try this so you will need v3.14 to do this part) and double click dipstar.ds.gba. This will bring up the save window. Highlight the only dat file there is and then click Write .sav. Guide it to where the dipstar.ds.sav is and it should tell you 'Write OK'.

To enable the cheat codes: in the list of games go to dipstar.ds.gba and hit A, then go to the game that has been patched for cheating (if it hasn't been patched for cheating then dipstar won't work with it!) and hit A, then hit A again and hold down A until the game starts. dipstar will be loaded and then the DS game and as long as the master code is right and the codes are right you should be playing a game with cheats on.

cracker wrote:

Are you using 3.15b or newer of the manager software? Select a cheat code file and whatever other options you want then write the game.

The next step can vary. Here is what I've found to work the best:
Run txt2dip that comes in the dipstar zip. Select the cheat code text file you want to load. Choose RomDirect for the slot, click Write and choose dipstar.ds.gba. Now copy dipstar.ds.gba to your media using Windows and not the manager software.

To enable the cheat codes: in the list of games go to dipstar.ds.gba and hit A, then go to the game that has been patched for cheating (if it hasn't been patched for cheating then dipstar won't work with it!) and hit A, then hit A again. dipstar will be loaded and then the DS game and as long as the master code is right and the codes are right you should be playing a game with cheats on.

I have the latest M3 Mangager software,but I used it to write dipstar,I didnt try the txt2dip,I guess the cheat code text file can be anything just so that dipstar will load and then you can change the codes to the ones you want or make your own txt file. What do you mean RomDirect? do I have to make that file on my SD card or does M3 Manager do that for you? As for making dipstar work I was succesful with Castlevania,its just the codes wouldnt work and the screen went black,I already know that you click dipstar and then click the game and then hold L and get dipstar and put in codes etc... what I am asking is will dipstar work on an .nds. gba file? my backup of NSMB is in .nds.gba format and I loaded like a regular .nds and chose any cheat txt file and then in M3 I tried the same as with a regular .nds file and it doesnt work,dipstar will not load...

I revised it because I just found out how to get it to load dipstar right so it will load/save from/to the save dat. ^

'RomDirect' is an option in txt2dip. It writes the codes into the ROM instead of into the sav file. Ignore all that though and use the revised method. ^

No it will not work on a .ds.gba because it will overwrite dipstar in memory.

shark2003 wrote:

my backup of NSMB is in .nds.gba format

I don't think we should be promoting use of backups with or without DipStar. Especially if the backup is of Ni**a Stole My Bike.
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cracker wrote:

I revised it because I just found out how to get it to load dipstar right so it will load/save from/to the save dat. ^

'RomDirect' is an option in txt2dip. It writes the codes into the ROM instead of into the sav file. Ignore all that though and use the revised method. ^

No it will not work on a .ds.gba because it will overwrite dipstar in memory.

Yeah,I understand now,I was messing around with txt2dip just to check it out. Thanks for the info.

Any further progress Imaha? Hopefully the silence means you are programming like mad. :)

I am doing nothing.

The reason why I am silent
=I can not read English(I uses EtoJ translation software).

I can write a document.
But, I can not do a conversation.

Don't worry. I'm sure my Japanese sucks more than your English. :)

DipStar ver4.21 uploaded.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar.ds.gba

Add memory-dump (max 64kB : saves to SRAM.).
5XXXXXXX YYYYZZZZ (X=UserMEM-address Y=size Z=SRAM-address).

(example) Press L+R button = Dump(addr 2088000-208C000(+4000h) copy to SRAM 3000h~
C1000000 100000FF
52088000 40003000

This is a great update! It will definately come in handy to find addresses.

Imaha486 wrote:

DipStar ver4.21 uploaded.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar.ds.gba

Add memory-dump (max 64kB : saves to SRAM.).
5XXXXXXX YYYYZZZZ (X=UserMEM-address Y=size Z=SRAM-address).

(example) Press L+R button = Dump(addr 2088000-208C000(+4000h) copy to SRAM 3000h~
C1000000 100000FF
52088000 40003000

I have tried but not every game working..
and YYYY is too small only ffff bytes=16k..

if Dipstar can modify SRAM memory
then we can modify any value easily in save file isn't it?

for example
money address =0x500 in save file
then use dipstar to modify 0a000500

is this possible?

Save files are something totally different. You can just hex edit them on your computer and write them back to the cart. The only problem with that is you have to know where the checksum is located or your save file will be seen as corrupted and will be set back to the default in most games. So even if it you were able to overwrite values in SRAM then you would still have the same problem of the checksum not being right.

Imaha486 wrote:

DipStar ver4.21 uploaded.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar.ds.gba

Add memory-dump (max 64kB : saves to SRAM.).
5XXXXXXX YYYYZZZZ (X=UserMEM-address Y=size Z=SRAM-address).

(example) Press L+R button = Dump(addr 2088000-208C000(+4000h) copy to SRAM 3000h~
C1000000 100000FF
52088000 40003000

Why it crashed when I press L+R trigger?

i have a new idea
can we use dipstar to do a easy search
then save the results to SRAM

for example B codes(search code)

Bxxxxxxx yyyyyyyy
0000000z vvvvvvvv

xxxxxxxx:search address from
yyyyyyyy:search address to
z:data format 0(byte) 1(half word) 2(word)
vvvvvvvv:value you want to search

search money 1050
Press L+R button to search all values 1050 form 02050000 to 02300000
and save the results to SRAM
C1000000 100000FF
B2050000 02300000
00000002 0000041A

maybe do two or three times then compare the results

is this possible?

Dipstar v4.50 uploaded.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar.ds.gba

Add "parameter search".

Bxxxxxxx 0yyyyyyy
zzzzzzzz w000uuuu

xxxxxxx=Start Address
yyyyyyy=End Address
zzzzzzzz=Search parameter
w=Byte size(0.byte 1.halfword 2.word)
uuuu=SRAM address

@Press L+R button = Search(addr 2000000-22FF000 / param 0000006F : size WORD) / SRAM3000h~
C1000000 100000FF
B2000000 022FF000
0000006F 20003000

EZclient [Bak saver] dump data is..
00003000 40 25 00 02 B8 5D 02 02 9C 39 09 02 5C 7E 0C 02
00003010 40 26 0E 02 FC EA 1B 02 7C F3 1B 02 00 00 00 00
->02002540 02025DB8 0209399C 020C7E5C 020E2640 021BEAFC 021BF37C = param0000006F

Damn you're a quick one to implement requests so fast. Too bad you didn't work for the EZ Flash or G6 team. ;) Once again, this is a great update and I can't wait to test it out.

I cant get Dipstar to load up before Lost Magic US version. Its patched with M3 and I hold down L but it just skips on to the game. Is there anyway around this,maybe a different button I have to hold down for this game?

Imaha486 wrote:

Dipstar v4.50 uploaded.
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar.ds.gba

Add "parameter search".

Bxxxxxxx 0yyyyyyy
zzzzzzzz w000uuuu

xxxxxxx=Start Address
yyyyyyy=End Address
zzzzzzzz=Search parameter
w=Byte size(0.byte 1.halfword 2.word)
uuuu=SRAM address

@Press L+R button = Search(addr 2000000-22FF000 / param 0000006F : size WORD) / SRAM3000h~
C1000000 100000FF
B2000000 022FF000
0000006F 20003000

EZclient [Bak saver] dump data is..
00003000 40 25 00 02 B8 5D 02 02 9C 39 09 02 5C 7E 0C 02
00003010 40 26 0E 02 FC EA 1B 02 7C F3 1B 02 00 00 00 00
->02002540 02025DB8 0209399C 020C7E5C 020E2640 021BEAFC 021BF37C = param0000006F

Does anyone have a better example....does the uuuu point to the SRAM address to save the search results to?? if so..what do I put there for the SRAM address??

you are so greeeeat!!
i have tried several games it's working
but another problem
any good idea to find same value in different save files quickly?

@shark2003: Did you write dipstar.ds.gba to your m3 using 'Write GBA' with the save patch set to Hardware and real time saving unchecked? Then write the game with the m3 manager, enable the cheat mode, no selection of the cheat is necessary. Use txt2dip and load your code file. Select Slot A, click Write, select dipstar.ds.sav. In the m3 manager double click on dipstar.ds.gba, highlight the dat file, click Write .sav, select dipstar.ds.sav and it should tell you Write ok. Now on the DS... Select dipstar.ds.gba with A then select the game with A. At the save file screen hit A and if you want to make sure the codes are loaded hold L here until it goes past the GBA load screen and into dipstar's menu. Otherwise just hold A until your DS game starts. Then you'll be running your DS game with dipstar.

Yes uuuu is the exact address that the dump will start in your sav dump. If you are only using Slot A (the default) for cheat codes then anything more than 0x140F is safe.

@alex_III: There's not really a good method to do that but if you know how to code you could create a program to extract the addresses out of a sav file and then compare the lists either manually or with another program... Otherwise doing it manually with a hex editor is the only way.

cracker wrote:

@shark2003: Did you write dipstar.ds.gba to your m3 using 'Write GBA' with the save patch set to Hardware and real time saving unchecked? Then write the game with the m3 manager, enable the cheat mode, no selection of the cheat is necessary. Use txt2dip and load your code file. Select Slot A, click Write, select dipstar.ds.sav. In the m3 manager double click on dipstar.ds.gba, highlight the dat file, click Write .sav, select dipstar.ds.sav and it should tell you Write ok. Now on the DS... Select dipstar.ds.gba with A then select the game with A. At the save file screen hit A and if you want to make sure the codes are loaded hold L here until it goes past the GBA load screen and into dipstar's menu. Otherwise just hold A until your DS game starts. Then you'll be running your DS game with dipstar.

Yes uuuu is the exact address that the dump will start in your sav dump. If you are only using Slot A (the default) for cheat codes then anything more than 0x140F is safe.

@alex_III: There's not really a good method to do that but if you know how to code you could create a program to extract the addresses out of a sav file and then compare the lists either manually or with another program... Otherwise doing it manually with a hex editor is the only way.

Thanks Cracker,this is making more sense now. I'll try this when I get home and make sure I take my time doing it,step by step. Another question,when you hold down the L+R button to do the address and value search,when do you do this?? after you get into the code edit screen,or while dipstar is loading or after you press the button you are assigning the codes to??.... no one is being very specific on this...

You do that while you are playing the game you want to find cheats for. So once your game has started and you can play hit L+R.

cracker wrote:

You do that while you are playing the game you want to find cheats for. So once your game has started and you can play hit L+R.

Oh,duh,I kind of thought thats how it would work...but does that create a seperate file other than your .dat or does it go to the dipstar file?? Also,do you have to use a mastercode or just put in the address' and the value to search when you are in the dipstar code entry screen? So if I am guessing correctly..the first line would be the address range,second would be the value to search and third is the SRAM area (donr know how can determine what that is...

Assigned to Button A in dipstar

a= Address Range
x= 0
v= Value
s= sram address
aaaaaaaa aaaaaaaa
xxxxxxxx xxxxvvvv
xxxxxxxx xxxxssss

cracker wrote:

@shark2003: Did you write dipstar.ds.gba to your m3 using 'Write GBA' with the save patch set to Hardware and real time saving unchecked? Then write the game with the m3 manager, enable the cheat mode, no selection of the cheat is necessary. Use txt2dip and load your code file. Select Slot A, click Write, select dipstar.ds.sav. In the m3 manager double click on dipstar.ds.gba, highlight the dat file, click Write .sav, select dipstar.ds.sav and it should tell you Write ok. Now on the DS... Select dipstar.ds.gba with A then select the game with A. At the save file screen hit A and if you want to make sure the codes are loaded hold L here until it goes past the GBA load screen and into dipstar's menu. Otherwise just hold A until your DS game starts. Then you'll be running your DS game with dipstar.

Yes uuuu is the exact address that the dump will start in your sav dump. If you are only using Slot A (the default) for cheat codes then anything more than 0x140F is safe.

@alex_III: There's not really a good method to do that but if you know how to code you could create a program to extract the addresses out of a sav file and then compare the lists either manually or with another program... Otherwise doing it manually with a hex editor is the only way.

Cracker: "Then write the game with the m3 manager, enable the cheat mode" This doesnt exist with NDS games on M3...?? only gba games...??..unless I write it as a GBA GAME with M3 Manager...?? Does this work?? I guess I havent tried... (this is excluding the japanese txt files preloaded for .nds games) this is very confusing...

shark2003 wrote:

cracker wrote:

@shark2003: Did you write dipstar.ds.gba to your m3 using 'Write GBA' with the save patch set to Hardware and real time saving unchecked? Then write the game with the m3 manager, enable the cheat mode, no selection of the cheat is necessary. Use txt2dip and load your code file. Select Slot A, click Write, select dipstar.ds.sav. In the m3 manager double click on dipstar.ds.gba, highlight the dat file, click Write .sav, select dipstar.ds.sav and it should tell you Write ok. Now on the DS... Select dipstar.ds.gba with A then select the game with A. At the save file screen hit A and if you want to make sure the codes are loaded hold L here until it goes past the GBA load screen and into dipstar's menu. Otherwise just hold A until your DS game starts. Then you'll be running your DS game with dipstar.

Yes uuuu is the exact address that the dump will start in your sav dump. If you are only using Slot A (the default) for cheat codes then anything more than 0x140F is safe.

@alex_III: There's not really a good method to do that but if you know how to code you could create a program to extract the addresses out of a sav file and then compare the lists either manually or with another program... Otherwise doing it manually with a hex editor is the only way.

Cracker: "Then write the game with the m3 manager, enable the cheat mode" This doesnt exist with NDS games on M3...?? only gba games...??..unless I write it as a GBA GAME with M3 Manager...?? Does this work?? I guess I havent tried... (this is excluding the japanese txt files preloaded for .nds games) this is very confusing...

Okay...I think I get it now...I have to write the search strings and adrdess'...blah..blah into a .txt for the M3 Manager and choose that when I use the M3 manager. for nds games...god...I am glad I have one job and I am single...

The RAM dump gets written into dipstar.ds.dat (or respective of what you named the dipstar binary).

In v21 of the m3 manager it lets you enable cheating on a game w/o selecting a cheat file.

what to do if the game is mostly written in thumb code? it not possible to hook a thumb function is it?

cracker wrote:

@shark2003: Did you write dipstar.ds.gba to your m3 using 'Write GBA' with the save patch set to Hardware and real time saving unchecked? Then write the game with the m3 manager, enable the cheat mode, no selection of the cheat is necessary. Use txt2dip and load your code file. Select Slot A, click Write, select dipstar.ds.sav. In the m3 manager double click on dipstar.ds.gba, highlight the dat file, click Write .sav, select dipstar.ds.sav and it should tell you Write ok. Now on the DS... Select dipstar.ds.gba with A then select the game with A. At the save file screen hit A and if you want to make sure the codes are loaded hold L here until it goes past the GBA load screen and into dipstar's menu. Otherwise just hold A until your DS game starts. Then you'll be running your DS game with dipstar.

Yes uuuu is the exact address that the dump will start in your sav dump. If you are only using Slot A (the default) for cheat codes then anything more than 0x140F is safe.

@alex_III: There's not really a good method to do that but if you know how to code you could create a program to extract the addresses out of a sav file and then compare the lists either manually or with another program... Otherwise doing it manually with a hex editor is the only way.

I have to "trim" my rom in the M3 manager in order for it to work,would this affect the functionality of dipstar? Dipstar did work when I wrote the game normally but then the game wouldnt boot. Is there anyway around this....

The area that is hooked is a key interrupt (that's why the last half of the master code is always the same). ARM and Thumb both have access to the same memory so there's no problem if it is in ARM or Thumb.

Trimming doesn't affect dipstar at all. Use v21 m3 manager and it should work fine.

i wonder if it really is an interrupt. i know for sure that gba-ar did not use interupts but different types of branches. and a thumb branch to an arm function will not work what's more thumb instructions are 16 bit. i don't really know dipstars code handler but i cant really imagine it works without dipstar knowing that the hook is to a thumb area. ?

Taking a look at it now it I realise it's not an IRQ that's hooked. ndsmas always looks for a specific opcode - bx r14.

Quote:

0200153C E12FFF1E bx r14 (Jump to addr_04000008?)

So it will always be in ARM mode when it jumps to the address in r14 just as it will always be in ARM mode in the regular code. I'm not sure if it can be hooked into other opcodes for branches to other registers but it should be able to since I'm sure the first thing done in the cheat routine is to push all the registers onto the stack.

cracker wrote:

The area that is hooked is a key interrupt (that's why the last half of the master code is always the same). ARM and Thumb both have access to the same memory so there's no problem if it is in ARM or Thumb.

Trimming doesn't affect dipstar at all. Use v21 m3 manager and it should work fine.

Thanks Cracker,I have been using 3.15 Beta.

Appearantly Dipstar doesnt work with some games. So far for me it wont work with Lost Magic or Splinter Cell. The only game it worked with so far was Castlevania-DOS and that would freeze after starting the game....

shark2003 wrote:

Appearantly Dipstar doesnt work with some games. So far for me it wont work with Lost Magic or Splinter Cell. The only game it worked with so far was Castlevania-DOS and that would freeze after starting the game....

Dipstar doesnt work with any game I try....what am I doing wrong??...either the code screen appears but then the game doesnt boot or the game boots but the code entry screen doesnt appear....??? WTF.....

[quote="shark2003"]

shark2003 wrote:

Appearantly Dipstar doesnt work with some games. So far for me it wont work with Lost Magic or Splinter Cell. The only game it worked with so far was Castlevania-DOS and that would freeze after starting the game....

Use this Master Code (with the code before it that changes where Dipstar loads into memory...apparently I just didn't try this particular area of memory before).

@Master Code and change mem address Dipstar Loads into
C0000000 023FF000
F20124C8 E12FFF1E

Quote:

Dipstar doesnt work with any game I try....what am I doing wrong??...either the code screen appears but then the game doesnt boot or the game boots but the code entry screen doesnt appear....??? WTF.....

Now, you're using M3? Or a regular gamecard?
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NDSMAS ver1.10 released. (Add [MCR HACK] code).
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/ndsmas.exe
It came to be able to discover the master-code of another form.

Project-DipStar- Ver5.11
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA018359/nds/dipstar.ds.gba
Doesn't freeze it by the "memory dump" and the "param search".

Add "SLOT UP(SRAM2810h) and SLOT DOWN(SRAM2C10h) compare mode".
This function is combined with the param-search and used.

STEP1:Stores it in SLOT UP(SRAM2810h) searching for WORD 500 if L button is pushed.
C1000000 100001FF
B2000000 0237FFF0
00000500 20002810

STEP2:Stores it in SLOT DOWN(SRAM2C10h) searching for WORD 200 if R button is pushed.
C1000000 100002FF
B2000000 0237FFF0
00000200 20002C10

STEP3:Push R button in CODE EDITOR.
The message is displayed on the screen.
---(for example)---
Compare mode(SLOT UP&DOWN)
02073C00 02190100
Press START button

STEP4:Cheat test
22073C00 000003E7
22190100 000003E7

If a target parameter becomes 999 by this, it is a success. :)

Unfortunately this last update broke compatibility with m3's linked mode. I'm unable to start into the code editor mode by holding L down at start. Also the search data isn't being written back to the save file but that is through no fault of DipStar and is the m3's problem I'm sure. :( So close yet so far...

i think maybe add "greater" "less" and "equal" will be easier than slot compare mode

for example serach money = 500

STEP1: store all addresses and values 500
C1000000 100001FF
B2000000 0237FFF0
000001f4 20003000

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0a003000 d0 30 10 02 - 00 00 f4 01 - 00 30 12 02 - 00 00 f4 01
0a003010 c8 00 15 02 - 00 00 f4 01 - 70 30 15 02 - 00 00 f4 01
0a003020 14 40 20 02 - 00 00 f4 01 - 68 a0 20 02 - 00 00 f4 01
........

STEP2: use hot key to compare second value
select+up = greater than
select+down = less than
select+left = equal

if money = 1000 press select+up(greater than 500)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
0a003000 c8 00 15 02 00 00 38 05 70 30 15 02 00 00 e8 03
0a003010 14 40 20 02 00 00 23 24 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

maybe compare two or three times then you can get result
02153070 000003e8

cracker wrote:

Unfortunately this last update broke compatibility with m3's linked mode. I'm unable to start into the code editor mode by holding L down at start. Also the search data isn't being written back to the save file but that is through no fault of DipStar and is the m3's problem I'm sure. :( So close yet so far...

mm.. I have tested new version Dipstar with M3+SD..
All functions seems ok.. I'm using X SELF SLOT mode(RomDirect)

I have a question,if NDSMAS find both kind of "master code"
which one is better?

NDS Master code searcher NDSMAS v1.10
Detected 01 : F2001AE8 E12FFF1E (KEY HACK)
Detected 02 : F2097700 E12FFF1E (MCR HACK)

So you are able to load it into the code editor by holding L? And it writes back to the dat file? If so, how are you copying dipstar.ds.gba to the SD and what options are you using (if it's through the m3 manager)?

[quote="The 9th Sage"]

shark2003 wrote:

Appearantly Dipstar doesnt work with some games. So far for me it wont work with Lost Magic or Splinter Cell. The only game it worked with so far was Castlevania-DOS and that would freeze after starting the game....

Use this Master Code (with the code before it that changes where Dipstar loads into memory...apparently I just didn't try this particular area of memory before).

@Master Code and change mem address Dipstar Loads into
C0000000 023FF000
F20124C8 E12FFF1E

Quote:

Dipstar doesnt work with any game I try....what am I doing wrong??...either the code screen appears but then the game doesnt boot or the game boots but the code entry screen doesnt appear....??? WTF.....

Now, you're using M3? Or a regular gamecard?

I am using M3 for SD. I can get Dipsatr loaded and I used the M3 manager with the Cheat function for the NDS game and then boot up the DS select Dipstar select game hold down L but the Dipstar code menu doesnt show up and the game just loads.

Try using a previous version of DipStar. The last version (and maybe the one right before it) breaks the code editor mode (at least on m3).

I am using the latest version of DipStar(Ver5.11).
It can be used without trouble by the J21 firmware.

-attention-
There is no downward compatibility in "M3 game manager".
For instance, NEWMARIO(J) forwarded with old "M3 game manager" causes the defective
operation with J21.

Anyway, I can use DipStar without trouble.

Yeah I'm using E21 (firmware and m3 manager) so there's no problem there unless they messed up the firmware for the English version. I will try again and see if I can get it working...

Appears to be working fine here...M3 CF, e21, GameManager 21c.
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Anybody have any luck using this with MKDS?

DipStar is made to not work on any games that use a wifi connection. The reason being that it will ruin online play because there will tons of cheating and Nintendo might go after the author and/or make changes that would affect all users on wifi.

I thought he blocked that in hasteDS. Oh Well, I was more after Beta Tracks anyway. However, it does not seem to boot SM64 DS either.

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