FF VI is rather large but with enough time you would get there. You can usually view the structure without knowing anything and intuitively grasp the important structures for use based off their names.
#FINAL FANTASY XVI CHEATS CODE#
Scrolled through the code and observed the mono identified function codes until I found interesting ones. Jumped up one function call (click the instruction after the ret) How I found it without knowing that get_AdditionalExp existed is another storyįinished a battle and grabbed the instruction that wrote to it when battle finishedīreak and trace that instruction on the single item's address Depending on the value you edit you can set the base exp or the incremental exp. Next battle you get that exp and level up. Please Keep me updated in your endeavors for this!ĭissect Mono (All relevant functions are within Assembly-CSharp.dll)Ĭreate an AA and add any value you want to the respective memory address contained therein. I'd love to see a tutorial on how someone nailed down the locations of different values. Another possibility is instead of instruction / opcode changes happening, the trainer is using lua scripting to do things (Which ultimately would affect the instruction assembly too though right?)Īnyway, I hope this comes to something because these games in particular are a pain to hack. This could be because I might not be looking in the right place or CE doesn't scan the region that the Instruction changes happen. I tried this too, but CE didn't return any changes. I've tried looking at a few mono tutorials on YT but the game just doesn't make things easy.Īnother option that I'm curious about is loading up a trainer and scanning the memory to see what instructions the trainer changes after you activate the cheat. It's incredibly frustrating to hack when it should be just a simple value store. After digging into it a bit, it would seem that the EXP memory location moves around / is destroyed / is created as needed.
I'm not even sure that saying "Mono Instances" is the correct verbiage.
Apparently, many values are handled by Mono Instances which I have zero to no experience with.
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