(04-08-2011, 07:59 PM)awsdert Wrote: I was wandering if who ever is dealing with the cheat system if they could just base it off of the ARMAX system. This could all be avoided with a joker command, though. Suspend emulation, uncheck 'Enable Cheats', then resume emulation. Do the opposite to enable them again again. When you don't want the effect of the cheat(s) anymore, suspend emulation, disable it/them (add '//' before the code line(s)) and save. Save your changes, but don't close the file. pnach file for the game and enable any cheat(s) necessary. When you don't want the effect of the cheat(s) anymore, disable it/them (add '//' before the code line(s)) and save. Start PCSX2 like you normally would and load your save state. There are two methods I use to enable/disable cheats in PCSX2 without the need of restarting it. The patch stuff should remain in the 'GameIndex' file. It was a good idea and deserves to be implemented again (I'm not sure if it's still in the source I'm no programmer.) However, now that patches and cheats serve a separate purpose, they would have to code it to support cheats only. If I recall, 0.9.2 or 0.9.4, had a patch browser that allowed you to do this.

Something like the cheat engine(not finding cheats,just enable/disable them)in PJ64 for example,or maybe like PEC for PS1 pnach file and then start pcsx2 and if for some reason you want to use some of the other cheats that you disable already,you have to restart pcsx2 to do that(I may be wrong about that). (04-10-2011, 01:10 PM)vsub Wrote: Personally I think pcsx2 first need to have something like a dialog window from which you can choose which codes you want to enable at the moment and which not.Ĭurrently to do that you have to first disable the cheats the you don't want to use by editing the.

Pnach files for pcsx2 system