![]() Alternately, you can “Search Memory For Values … Equal to #” if you know the exact number (e.g.One of them should be the location in memory that stores your number of lives and enabling the cheat in its default state will result in that memory location being overwritten by the cheat value continuously and voila infinite lives. If not, turn it off and try the next one. Try turning just one on at a time to see if it has the desired effect. Go back one menu to see the codes that have been added.Once you have a manageable list, select “Add the # Matches to Your List”.Then your lives will likely be greater than the last time you checked, so select “Search Memory For Values … Greater Than Before” If you run out of lives, just reset the game or restore a save state. If the number of matches is still too great to peruse, then perform actions 5 and 6 repeatedly until the number of matches is something you feel comfortable trying (e.g.You could also try “Search Memory For Values … Equals To Before-1”. Go back to the quick menu and select “Search Memory For Values … Less Than Before” because when you started the search you had one more life than you do now.Select “Start or Restart Cheat Search” once you have selected the bit size.An alternate example – if you are playing Space Invaders on Atari 2600 and you want to search for the number of lives, then that’s a value that could possibly be stored in just 2-bits of data (max number of lives = 3) and since the Atari 2600 only has a very small memory space, it’s entirely possible that the memory location for the number of lives is only partially stored in a single byte while the rest of that same byte may store other important data that should not be touched.For example, if you are playing Castlevania:SOTN on the PS1 and you want to search for the health value, then that’s a value that can be greater than 255 (0xFF), but it’s unlikely that the game developers anticipated a value larger than 65535 (0xFFFF) so set the search to 16-bit.Use left/right on “Start or Restart Cheat Search” to select a bit-size appropriate to the console you are using and the value your are searching.Go to Quick Menu -> Cheats -> Start or Continue Cheat Search.General Guideline for Finding New Cheats: Rumble tested with X360 controller, input driver dinput, joypad driver xinput. ![]() For example, after finding the memory location for the number of lives in a game (via the cheat searching interface) you can set it up such that every time the value decreases (lose a life) the controller rumbles. Rumble activation based on memory changing.Robust cheat searching interface (see instructions below) which works for just about every RA core.Option to auto-apply cheats when toggling them on/off.Option to auto-apply cheats when loading game.Option to reload cheat file (if you manually edit file while RA is running). ![]()
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