Game Name: ONE PIECE ODYSSEY
Game Process: odyssey-Win64-Shipping.exe
Game Version: 01.00
Game Engine: Unreal Engine (not sure which version)
Game DLL: -
Anti-Cheat: -
Savegame Folder: C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Local\Bandai Namco Entertainment\ONE PIECE ODYSSEY\Saved\SaveGames
Config Folder: C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Local\odyssey\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor
Mod Folder: <GameInstallDir>\ONE PIECE ODYSSEY\odyssey\Content\Paks
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Scripts:
-God Mode
-World Time Dilation Modifier
-Save Player Coordinates
-Load Saved Coordinates
-FoV Modifier
-Get Belly (Currency)
-Set Item Quantity
-[BattleCharacters] (Pointer script for your characters while in a battle)
Pointer:
-LocalPlayer
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Old Versions
How to use this cheat table?
Install Cheat Engine
Double-click the .CT file in order to open it.
Click the PC icon in Cheat Engine in order to select the game process.
Keep the list.
Activate the trainer options by checking boxes or setting values from 0 to 1
Would it be possible to have something to lock the t.MaxFPS value? This seems to get set by the game to 30 during the 'cinematic' style cutscenes that progress automatically, and then back to your set value afterward. I managed to find it in memory and changed it to 120 in the middle of a cutscene and it worked, but it changes on every run. I think this would be a pretty cool cheat to have.
Would it be possible to have something to lock the t.MaxFPS value? This seems to get set by the game to 30 during the 'cinematic' style cutscenes that progress automatically, and then back to your set value afterward. I managed to find it in memory and changed it to 120 in the middle of a cutscene and it worked, but it changes on every run. I think this would be a pretty cool cheat to have.
Next time you find the value make a right click on it and find out what accesses it, in the new window once something accessed it select it and click "show disassembler", this opens up the memory viewer.
Now send a screenshot of that or in the top bar go to "tools" -> "Auto assemble" then in the new window to "Template" -> "AoB injection", click OK and again OK and send the code here.
Would it be possible to have something to lock the t.MaxFPS value? This seems to get set by the game to 30 during the 'cinematic' style cutscenes that progress automatically, and then back to your set value afterward. I managed to find it in memory and changed it to 120 in the middle of a cutscene and it worked, but it changes on every run. I think this would be a pretty cool cheat to have.
Next time you find the value make a right click on it and find out what accesses it, in the new window once something accessed it select it and click "show disassembler", this opens up the memory viewer.
Now send a screenshot of that or in the top bar go to "tools" -> "Auto assemble" then in the new window to "Template" -> "AoB injection", click OK and again OK and send the code here.
Unfortunately, as soon as something accesses the address, it pops up "Fatal error!" and the game crashes.
If you could come up with something the fusing of accessories, that would be awesome. Something so it's always a Triumph (which gets you double stats) would be great to see.
I use uue4 to unlock widescreen then fov 120 to play normally on 3440x1440. The only issue is the markers on combat are more on the left side than centered on the correct units. Can you fix this? Thanks
You can search the EXP value as a 4 byte then just change it to 99,999,999 to level up to 99 after one fight...
You can also search the Number of Cube Fragments Owned and freeze the value so you can assign them to as many skills as you want...
I use uue4 to unlock widescreen then fov 120 to play normally on 3440x1440. The only issue is the markers on combat are more on the left side than centered on the correct units. Can you fix this? Thanks
Why do use the console to change FoV when my table has a script for it?
But can't help with your issue.
You can search the EXP value as a 4 byte then just change it to 99,999,999 to level up to 99 after one fight...
You can also search the Number of Cube Fragments Owned and freeze the value so you can assign them to as many skills as you want...
Pretty sure my pointer script for while you're in a battle has pointer for lvl and/or xp.
I use uue4 to unlock widescreen then fov 120 to play normally on 3440x1440. The only issue is the markers on combat are more on the left side than centered on the correct units. Can you fix this? Thanks
Why do use the console to change FoV when my table has a script for it?
But can't help with your issue.
Because I need to open uue4 anyway to turn to widescreen. Yours only changes fov.
I click ~ to open the console command, write "fov 120" and hit enter and it's done.
Widescreen is enabled automatically as soon as uue4 is injected.
Yeh know how the console works and commands, was just curious about the widescreen setting.
But I don't think UUU changes anything on its own by default At least never did for me.
