pickledCHIPS
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Help! I am using version 1.4 and I just want to moonjump in Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The only cheats I can find are for version 1.5! I just want to know the code for moonjump and how to add it to the list.
Zelda 64 Moon Jump
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HyperHacker
Raving Lunatic
When cheats are listed for a specific version, it generally means a version of the game. Zelda, for instance, had 3 versions released. 1.0 was the original, 1.1 had some bugs fixed and 1.2 had more bugs fixed. (There's no 1.5 though. 
) You need to find the cheats that work for the version you have. If you don't know just try one for each version and see what works.
) You need to find the cheats that work for the version you have. If you don't know just try one for each version and see what works.
MasterPhW
Master of the Emulation Flame
No, he's using version 1.4 of PJ64 and only found cheats for PJ64 1.5!HyperHacker said:When cheats are listed for a specific version, it generally means a version of the game. Zelda, for instance, had 3 versions released. 1.0 was the original, 1.1 had some bugs fixed and 1.2 had more bugs fixed. (There's no 1.5 though.
You should try to use them in 1.4, too, they _SHOULD_ work, if you are using the right and verified rom and if you enable the cheat after rom start...
BTW: why are you using PJ64 1.4 not 1.6? It's worth to update it, really, give it a try!
Cybertronic
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I found a way to convert cheat codes from one verson of zelda to the next. You will need a hexadecimal calculator of course (type calc.exe into the run window and set it to hex)
v1.0 > v1.1
add 160 to the last 3 address digits of the v1.0 code
EX:
8011A64 0053
Becomes
8011A800 0053
v1.1 > v1.0
subtract 1C0 from the l last 3 address digits of the v1.1 code
EX:
8011A800 0053
Becomes
8011A64 0053
v1.2 > v1.1
add FFFFFB10 to the ENTIRE address digits of the v1.2 code.
EX:
8011A310 0053
Becomes
8011A800 0053
I haven't tested it with EVERY code, but every code that I have ever used with this method Always worked!!!! Hope this helps! Give all credit of this to me THX! I never posted this info on the Net till now, I came up with this back when they were still producing Zelda Carts.
I guess this means that every version change has an address ofset and a similar pattern can be found with other games. It would be wild though if the same number changes used here applied to all games with several versions, but I never tested that idea... anyone wanna see?
Assuming that this method works in every scenerio for the zelda games, could it then be possible to make a "game save convertor"? Convert a game save from one version to the next. This would be a really handy idea! For once I may have come up with a good idea!
v1.0 > v1.1
add 160 to the last 3 address digits of the v1.0 code
EX:
8011A64 0053
Becomes
8011A800 0053
v1.1 > v1.0
subtract 1C0 from the l last 3 address digits of the v1.1 code
EX:
8011A800 0053
Becomes
8011A64 0053
v1.2 > v1.1
add FFFFFB10 to the ENTIRE address digits of the v1.2 code.
EX:
8011A310 0053
Becomes
8011A800 0053
I haven't tested it with EVERY code, but every code that I have ever used with this method Always worked!!!! Hope this helps! Give all credit of this to me THX! I never posted this info on the Net till now, I came up with this back when they were still producing Zelda Carts.
I guess this means that every version change has an address ofset and a similar pattern can be found with other games. It would be wild though if the same number changes used here applied to all games with several versions, but I never tested that idea... anyone wanna see?
Assuming that this method works in every scenerio for the zelda games, could it then be possible to make a "game save convertor"? Convert a game save from one version to the next. This would be a really handy idea! For once I may have come up with a good idea!
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Doomulation
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You're late http://www.pj64cheats.net
Save-game editor? O_O Can't say. I think you really must hack into them and take a look. They may be similar, or very different, or just minor different, but I don't know who can tell.
http://www.pj64cheats.netSave-game editor? O_O Can't say. I think you really must hack into them and take a look. They may be similar, or very different, or just minor different, but I don't know who can tell.
Cybertronic
New member
Doomulation said:You're late
Save-game editor? O_O Can't say. I think you really must hack into them and take a look. They may be similar, or very different, or just minor different, but I don't know who can tell.
I didnt find any version changing method on that site, as far as I still know my idea is still original, unless you could kindly point it to me. It would suck to figure this out late though....
as for the save editor, it should all be hex.... once I get more confidant with my coding skills I may give it a shot.
Doom is correct it used to be on the pj64cheat site but i then placed it onto the Emu64cheats site Here but then removed it from the menu as i included a manual for the Cheat Copu that NeTo and Myself made for Converting,Offsetting,Patching and Unpatching N64 Cheat codesCybertronic said:I didnt find any version changing method on that site, as far as I still know my idea is still original, unless you could kindly point it to me. It would suck to figure this out late though....
as for the save editor, it should all be hex.... once I get more confidant with my coding skills I may give it a shot.
The Copu can be found on the NeToSoft SiteBTW Activators were not supported in Project64 1.4. This is something Witten and Myself had to add to 1.5 aswell as GS/Ar Button Support in the form of F9. So even if you had a moon jump code it wouldnt not work correctly on 1.4. Link would just shoot up into the air without the ability to Use a Activator to control it.pickledCHIPS said:
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