seems no table uploaded here yet... all moved on to [] or something? (strange, why is that word censored?)
anyway, not much time to play/cheat. if you want a proper table, don't wait here~
updates, if any, will be SLOW.
check Marcus101RR's table for equipment pointers and stuff.
check TheByteSize's table for more scripts.
undeadUpdate4
- added override single materia slots and override linked materia slots
Update3
- added field controlling character
Update2
- added ignore gil and ignore sp
Update1.2
- updated ignore mp. it covers cure spell now.
Update1.1
- added ignore mp
Update1
- added undead, ignore ATB gauge, and ignore limit gauge
- health still drop when being hit but you won't be killed.
- should work on the whole party in theory, not tested.
ignore mp
- allows you to cast spells with zero mp.
- mp can still be depleted.
ignore ATB gauge
- allows you to use abilities/spells with zero ATB gauge.
- gauge can still be depleted.
ignore limit gauge
- allows you to use limit break without maxing the gauge first.
- gauge can still be depleted.
ignore gil
- buy any amount of items in shops regardless of your current gil.
- gil still decrease until it reaches zero.
- only tested on spending gil in items and weapons shop, may not work on speeding gil in other scenarios.
ignore sp
- allows you to upgrade weapons regardless of the crrent sp.
- sp will become negative if you spent past your current max sp, so that you can keep track if you don't want to overpower too much.
override single materia slots / override linked materia slots
- based on the findings by Marcus101RR.
- when activated, override the number of single/linked materia slots of all weapons, ignoring the slots added by weapon upgrades.
- de-activating the script would revert the slots # to the weapons' default + weapon upgrades.
- to retain the equipped materia on any slots added by this script, remember to activate this script BEFORE you load a savegame on the next game session.
- to change the default "custom # of slots", edit the script, line 3.
field controlling character
- allows you to choose which party member you control outside of battle.
- if "synch with battle leader" is set to "yes" (default), you can change the field control character in the Battle Settings menu by setting a battler leader there.
- if you change the current character via the "current character" pointer's drop-down-list, you have to access and exit the menu once for the game to recognise the change.
- either way, you can ONLY change to a character in your party already.
- you can add characters into your party via the pointers under the script, only 3 now, and not thoroughly tested.
- seems there is enough space for the DLC character to be added into the main game as well, not tested though.
- that means, yes you can test and add more to the list yourself, just examine the structure. for example, I haven't even got Aerith yet, just add it to the list by adding another pointer incremented by one, and add another value to the drop-down-list of the pointer "current character".
- remember share your findings~
walk key
- press and hold the specified key to walk.
- default: CapsLock
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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