@AndreVinniciosCampos
So, the video
@zeWaardt posted, he utilizes the RPCS3 itself, to open game patches and look at the codes directly from there. It is not necessary, you can skip it by just going to the RPCS3 wiki website. You type "RPCS3 God of war 3 (name of the game you are looking for)" the first option will be the RPCS3 wiki page. In that web page at the bottom of it, there will be a topic called "patches" on the right side of it there will be a clickable link "expand". Expand it, and the codes will be right there. But remember, not all games have patches discovered to it. Some games you will search for and there won't even be any "patches" topic. For better understanding I will bring one example. The example will be Just Cause 2. Type RPCS3 Just Cause 2 on google. Open the first link wiki,rpcs3,net link. Scroll down pass "Configurations" and "Known issues" till you reach "Special Notes". On these special notes, there is the topic "Patches". Click expand. The first/top info you will get is this
"60 FPS":
Games:
"Just Cause 2":
NPUB30606: [ 01.02 ]
Author: "illusion"
Notes: Patch Version: 1.0
Patch:
- [ be32, 0x004087a8, 0x38600000 ]
"60 FPS" is the name of the patch (what it does.)
NPUB30606 is the game region version it works with
[01.02] means that game version has to be updated to version 1.02
Patch version it is not important, at least not at my understanding...
be32 means it is big endian 32 (till now I was only able to make ps3 patches work [on original console] with be32 data type codes.)
0x004087a8 means the address code is 4087a8
0x38600000 means that the 8 first digits (at 4087a8 address code) will be replaced/overwritten as 38600000
if you have Webman mod installed on your ps3, you can type your ps3 IP on a web browser. Run the game you are planning on apply patches, on your ps3 (in this case Just Cause 2). Than go back to the web browser, and click on PS3 MAPI. You will notice the Ps3MAPI recognized the game running on you ps3. Scroll down till you see "Address Code: _____" . Type 4087a8. At the very bottom of that web site page there will be a bunch of number and letters. Black on white, seeming like a text box. Erase the first 8 digits on that text box and replace it with 38600000. > what you have just done is the same as creating a code
unlock fps
0
gmanarte
0 004087a8 38600000
#
for Artemis. But doing it directly from Ps3MAPI instead of using Artemis to do it for you.
One thing might get you confused, if you search for The Last of Us, you will notice that the address code they give for fps unlock/60fps is different than 01571A6F. You will notice that they give you different address codes, for game versions 1.00 and 1.11. Different than 01571A6F. Even so, they work. So it is possible to achieve patch results like "Unlock FPS" with different address codes. That is how your comment helped me. Because before that I was thinking the first code after be32, wasn't an address code, since it differs from some codes we already knew of, like this The Last of Us case.
Another useful information is, there are some patches that needs you to change more than one address code and their values to achieve the results you are looking for. They will appear as:
[be32, 0x00bb8c94 , 0x38600001]
[be32, 0x00bb8c98 , 0x4e800020]
this case I am bringing you the "Unlock Fps" code for Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater - HD Edition
region version: BLUS30847 (it has to be this one)
game version 1.00 (not updated)
translating this to Artemis it is gonna look like this:
Unlock FPS
0
gmanarte
0 00bb8c94 38600001
0 00bb8c98 4e800020
#
Sorry for the late reply, I was on a trip. I hope this is enough for you to understand.
Regards,
@gmanarte
