Once I get a comfortable, reserved set of time, I'll see what I can do. You can already manipulate a lot of battle values in my table and activate a few limited scripts so you can work with those at the moment. You'll find most of them in XG -> Game -> Battle -> Core -> Main System.
Unsure why you started off with so many stats and money. My guess is you either had a save file already for the cracked version with them or you got a very weird, modified version of the game that uses the codex crack. The crack itself is not the cause and, fun fact, you can still use the cracked files (steam_api64.dll, steam_appid.txt, and steam_emu.ini) with the latest, up-to-date game files if you can find them.
You'll find a majority of the scripts to modify the way the game works under Geo's Scripts, but, for editable values and such, you'll find those under XG Core. When you activate XG Core it'll also activate the Setup section that contains a bunch of scripts that find the base pointers. When this is activated, just manually collapse the Setup section with the [+]/[-] button next to it. For the values you are referring to, you'll find those under XG -> Game -> Game Data -> General Data -> Currency Data and XG -> Game -> Game Data -> Character Data (XV2) -> Character -> Customization Data -> Stats.
Something else to note is you'll want the initial table's script to execute when you open the table. If you don't know what that means or haven't messed with anything regarding that, you'll most likely not have to worry about it since it should execute automatically since my table is signed.
He removed the table once I posted mine and due to it being unstable after every game update. You can still find it from other sites, but I'd still suggest using mine since it has more features and stability.
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