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Ace at 21:24, 24 November 2008

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	'''Code Types''' are used by [[Game Enhancer]]'s to determine how to use/execute codes. They also allow users to add some degree of sophistication to the ~~writes~~ they make.		'''Code Types''' are used by [[Game Enhancer]]'s to determine how to use/execute codes. They also allow users to add some degree of sophistication for the codes they make.


	Types you will commonly see available for most Game Enhancers are 8-bit/16-bit/32-bit Writes, Conditional types (If - Equal To, Greater Than, Less Than, etc.) and Master Codes.		Types you will commonly see available for most Game Enhancers are 8-bit/16-bit/32-bit Writes, Conditional types (If - Equal To, Greater Than, Less Than, etc.) and Master Codes.


	Some devices don't have any Code Types at all, and just perform a preset bit write to the address you define. Such devices are the older models of the Pro Action Replay for [[Pro_Action_Replay_(SNES)\|Super Nintendo]] and [[Pro_Action_Replay_(Genesis)\|Sega Genesis]].		Some devices don't have any Code Types at all, and just perform a preset bit write to the address you define. Such devices are the older models of the Pro Action Replay for [[Pro_Action_Replay_(SNES)\|Super Nintendo]] and [[Pro_Action_Replay_(Genesis)\|Sega Genesis]].

Ace at 21:23, 24 November 2008

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	'''Code Types''' are used by [[Game Enhancer]]'s to determine how to use/execute codes. They also allow users to add some degree of sophistication to the writes they make.		'''Code Types''' are used by [[Game Enhancer]]'s to determine how to use/execute codes. They also allow users to add some degree of sophistication to the writes they make.


	Types you will commonly see available for most Game Enhancers are 8-bit/16-bit/32-bit Writes, Conditional types (If - Equal To, Greater Than, Less Than, etc.) and Master Codes.		Types you will commonly see available for most Game Enhancers are 8-bit/16-bit/32-bit Writes, Conditional types (If - Equal To, Greater Than, Less Than, etc.) and Master Codes.

	Some devices don't have any Code Types at all, and just perform a preset bit write to the address you define. Such devices are the older models of the Pro Action Replay for [[Pro_Action_Replay_(SNES)\|Super Nintendo]], [[Pro_Action_Replay_(Genesis)\|Sega Genesis]].
			Some devices don't have any Code Types at all, and just perform a preset bit write to the address you define. Such devices are the older models of the Pro Action Replay for [[Pro_Action_Replay_(SNES)\|Super Nintendo]] and [[Pro_Action_Replay_(Genesis)\|Sega Genesis]].

Ace at 21:18, 24 November 2008

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	! F		! F
	\| 16-bit If (AND) TRUE <br><br>~~fXXXXXXX~~ YYYY \|\| If value at address XXXXXXX AND YYYY == 1 (TRUE), then the next code. \|\| --		\| 16-bit If (AND) TRUE <br><br>FXXXXXXX YYYY \|\| If value at address XXXXXXX AND YYYY == 1 (TRUE), then enable the next code. \|\| --

	\|}		\|}

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	! 5		! 5
	\| Super Code/Memwrite <br><br>5XXXXXXX YYYY<br>ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZ<br>........<br>ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZ \|\| XXXXXXX is the address where the writing begins, YYYY is the number of halfwords to write and ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZ are the halfwords. <br><br>'''Example'''<br><br>Say you had the following addresses and wanted to condense them in to something smaller. <br>02000000 1122<br>02000002 3344<br>02000004 5566<br>02000006 7788<br>02000008 99AA<br>0200000C BBCC<br><br>First, you must flip the bytes for each halfword. So 1122 becomes 2211, 3344 becomes 4433, etc. Being that ~~CBA alreadly multiplies the number of~~ halfwords ~~to write by 2~~, ~~divide~~ the ~~number~~ of ~~addresses you have by 2 and use this in place of YYYY~~. ~~Now, with the Super Code this would come out as: <br>52000000 0003<br>22114433 6655<br>8877AA99 CCBB~~ \|\| Each address is automatically incremented by 2. (Non-changeable)		\| Super Code/Memwrite <br><br>5XXXXXXX YYYY<br>ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZ<br>........<br>ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZ \|\| XXXXXXX is the address where the writing begins, YYYY is the number of halfwords to write and ZZZZZZZZ ZZZZ are the halfwords. <br><br>Note that halfwords are byte flipped, so the value of 1122 would become 2211. \|\| Each address is automatically incremented by 2. (Non-changeable)
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	! 6		! 6
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	! F		! F
	\| ~~Unknown~~ \|\| ~~Unknown~~ \|\| --		\| 16-bit If (AND) TRUE <br><br>fXXXXXXX YYYY \|\| If value at address XXXXXXX AND YYYY == 1 (TRUE), then the next code. \|\| --

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	! 50		! 50
	\| Serial Repeater <br><br>5000XXYY ZZZZ ~~\|\| TTTTTTTT VVVV~~ <br> Writes XX codes, with YY added to the address for each code after TTTTTTTT, and ZZZZ added to the amount for each code after value VVVV \|\| Gameshark 2.2 and higher. May need to seperate pairs of serial codes with a 00000000 0000 code for disk-based gamesharks \|\| unknown		\| Serial Repeater <br><br>5000XXYY ZZZZ<br>TTTTTTTT VVVV \|\| Writes XX codes, with YY added to the address for each code after TTTTTTTT, and ZZZZ added to the amount for each code after value VVVV \|\| Gameshark 2.2 and higher. May need to seperate pairs of serial codes with a 00000000 0000 code for disk-based gamesharks \|\| unknown
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	! E0		! E0
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	! E1		! E1
	\| 8-bit ~~different~~-~~from trigger~~ <br><br>E1XXXXXX 00YY \|\| Activates next code if address 80XXXXXX is different from YY \|\| Gameshark 2.2(?) and higher. \|\| 60~, including all Cx and comparison types		\| 8-bit Different-From Trigger <br><br>E1XXXXXX 00YY \|\| Activates next code if address 80XXXXXX is different from YY \|\| Gameshark 2.2(?) and higher. \|\| 60~, including all Cx and comparison types
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	! E2		! E2
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	! 1F800???		! 1F800???
	\| Special 16-bit ~~write~~ <br><br>1F800XXX YYYY \|\| Write YYYY to address 1F800XXX in the scratch pad region. Note that the address range is only from 0x000 to 0x3FF (1024 bytes). \|\| GameShark 2.3 and higher. \|\| unknown		\| Special 16-bit Write <br><br>1F800XXX YYYY \|\| Write YYYY to address 1F800XXX in the scratch pad region. Note that the address range is only from 0x000 to 0x3FF (1024 bytes). \|\| GameShark 2.3 and higher. \|\| unknown
	\|}		\|}

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	Note: "T" defines the default on/off setting if this code type is the first line in a code. 0 = On, 8 = Off. This does not apply to all types.		Note: "T" defines the default on/off setting if this code type is the first line in a code. 0 = On, 8 = Off. This does not apply to all types.
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	! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other		! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other

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	==='''Gameshark & Action Replay'''===		==='''Gameshark & Action Replay'''===
	----		----

	Note: For all intents and purposes, PlayStation Action Replay code types are identical to the GameShark ones. Only the device version numbers vary.		Note: For all intents and purposes, PlayStation Action Replay code types are identical to the GameShark ones. Only the device version numbers vary.

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	! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other !! Limitations		! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other !! Limitations

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	==='''Xploder/Codebreaker/X-Terminator'''===		==='''Xploder/Codebreaker/X-Terminator'''===
	----		----

	Note: "T" defines the default on/off setting if this code type is the first line in a code. 0 = On, 8 = Off. This does not apply to all types.		Note: "T" defines the default on/off setting if this code type is the first line in a code. 0 = On, 8 = Off. This does not apply to all types.
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	==='''Codebreaker Advance'''===		==='''Codebreaker Advance'''===
	----		----
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			{\| style="border:1px solid #000000; margin: 0; padding:0;" width="100%" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="5""
	! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other		! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other

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	==='''GameShark, Codebreaker and Xploder'''===		==='''GameShark, Codebreaker and Xploder'''===
	----		----
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	! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other		! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other
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	~~----~~

	== Saturn ==		== Saturn ==
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	==='''GameShark and Pro Action Replay'''===		==='''GameShark and Pro Action Replay'''===
	----		----
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	! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other		! Type !! Description !! Example !! Other

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	\| 8-bit Constant Write \|\| 3XXXXXXX 00YY <br> Writes YY to address XXXXXXX. \|\| NA		\| 8-bit Constant Write \|\| 3XXXXXXX 00YY <br> Writes YY to address XXXXXXX. \|\| NA
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	~~! B~~
	~~\| Unknown \|\| BXXXXXXX YYYY <br> Seems to be used with Enable Codes (Type F). \|\| NA~~
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	! D		! D
	\| 16-bit If Equal To \|\| DXXXXXXX YYYY <br> If value at XXXXXXX is equal to YYYY, then execute the next code. \|\| NA		\| 16-bit If Equal To \|\| DXXXXXXX YYYY <br> If value at XXXXXXX is equal to YYYY, then execute the next code. \|\| NA
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	! F (Enable Code)		! F (Enable Code)
	\| Enable Code \|\| FXXXXXXX YYYY \|\| NA		\| Enable Code \|\| FXXXXXXX YYYY<br>BXXXXXXX YYYY \|\| NA
	\|}		\|}

	[[Category:Hacking and Game Info]]		[[Category:Hacking and Game Info]]

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 == Dreamcast ==
-==='''GameShark CDX'''===
+==='''GameShark, Codebreaker and Xploder'''===
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 == Saturn ==
-==='''GameShark''' and '''Pro Action Replay'''===
+==='''GameShark and Pro Action Replay'''===
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