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Switch Cheat Code Manager is an application initially designed for Nintendo Switch cheats manipulation, organization and management. Cheats are basically used through [[EdiZon Switch|Edizon]] related RAM editing apps through RCM mode, such as [[Atmosphere Switch|Atmosphere]], SX OS and etc. This application is written in C#, using .NET framework. It has a very common Windows GUI and easy to use. ==Features== *Manage whole set of Switch cheats (under certain validation rules, not 100% correct). *Add new set of cheats by providing: **Game name (i.e., <code>Super Mario Odyssey</code>) **Game ID - TID (i.e., <code>0100000000010000</code>) **Build ID - BID (i.e., <code>B424BE150A8E7D78</code>) *Insert new cheat file by providing **Build Id - BID (i.e., <code>B424BE150A8E7D78</code>) and **Version Number (i.e., <code>1.3.0</code>) *Format each cheats file into a personal preferred standard (CAPITALIZATION). *Format cheat contents into a standard format: remove redundant spaces and new lines characters. *Support the new [[EdiZon-Overlay Switch|SubSection standards created by proferabg]]. Highly recommended, especially for lots of cheats scenarios! (For detailed information, please refer to his site.) *Support auto-scroll function: selecting cheat title (i.e., <code>[Inf Health (ON)]</code>) will scroll to corresponding area in the cheats file. *Display preview image for better looking and easy recognition. **Image file is located under each TID directory (i.e., <code>...\01003D200BAA2000\Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Rescue Team DX.jpg</code>). **Image will be resized into 350x350, so better to prepare a rectangle image, or it might be streached. *Support direct overwrite once you have the output path set. **It will automatically detect the output Atmosphere directory. **Or you can manually set <code>[output_folder]</code> in the "<code>config\settings.ini</code>". ==User guide== ===Loading cheat files=== <code>[List-Cheat mode]</code>: *Open a directory contains the folder of cheats, i.e., **(SX OS) <code>...\titles\... {Set of cheats: 0100000000010000, 0100000011D90000, 010003F003A34000 ...}</code> **(Atmosphere) <code>...\contents\...{Set of cheats: 0100000000010000, 0100000011D90000, 010003F003A34000 ...}</code> *It's always to recommended to have a single folder to preserve your own cheats instead of copy-paste a whole bunch of cheats set from SwitchDB or somewhere else. It may not pass the validation rules through this app. <code>[Single-Cheat mode]</code>: *Open a directory contains a single set of cheats, i.e., **(SX OS) <code>...\titles\0100ABF008968000\cheats</code> **(Atmosphere) <code>...\contents\0100ABF008968000\cheats</code> *If you haven't set the default <code>[input_folder]</code>, after the first OPEN operation, it will automatically set this directory as you default <code>input_folder</code>. As a result, it will be easy to manage afterwards, by clicking on the <code>[DEFAULT]</code> button. *If you want to change the default <code>[input_folder]</code>, you can update this value in "<code>config\settings.ini</code>". ===Managing your cheats=== Once you have chosen a directory, you will be able to view all the cheats located within that directory, and you are able to process cheats based on the Features provided (Single-Cheat mode may be restricted in several different functionalities). By selecting different games (TIDs) through the dropdown list, you can traverse through different games. * Note: If there's a <code>[description].txt</code> file under the game directory, the name <code>[description]</code> will also show in the dropdown list for easy recognition. For example: **<code>010028600EBDA000 - Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury</code> **<code>01002DA013484000 - The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword HD</code> **<code>010003F003A34000 - Pokemon Let's Go, Pikachu!</code> Once a game (TID) is selected through the dropdown list, you will see the corresponding cheats (BIDs) listed in the left-bottom panel. You can simply choose among these cheats. *Note: if there's a <code>BuildID - Version</code> mapping in the <code>[description].txt</code> file, it will automatically pick up. For example: ** <code>B424BE150A8E7D78 (v1.3.0)</code> ** <code>F5DCCDDB37E97724 (v1.2.0)</code> ** <code>3CA12DFAAF9C82DA (v1.0.0)</code> *Otherwise, they will display as ** <code>B424BE150A8E7D78</code> ** <code>F5DCCDDB37E97724</code> ** <code>3CA12DFAAF9C82DA</code> After a cheat (BID) is selected through the comobox, corresponding cheat contents will be populated in the text area panel. You can simply modify any cheat contents and save afterwards. *<code>Cheat titles</code> are grouped and divided into "Cheat Sections". You can use it as a navigation tool to position corresponding <code>cheat title</code> across the cheat file. *If a cheat has <code>[SubSection]</code> defined, it will be recognized in "Cheat Sections" as well. All <code>SubSections</code> will be shown in small sections, and auto-scroll positioning function is also supported. If Output path (from SDcard/FTP/Drive) has been set, you can directly overwrite single cheat or a folder of cheats. It will automatically detect each drive and find the Atmosphere contents folder. ===Format=== Cheat contents do not have a standard form. It's really difficult for different people to manage through different games, different versions and etc. A lot of customizations on my set of cheats per using this application. As a result, a lot of customizations were made to the set of cheats per using this application. Here are some formatting standards applied within this application: ====Cheats folder structure==== ..\0100ABF008968000\ |-Pokemon Sword.jpg (An image file used to show in the app.) |-Pokemon Sword.txt (A txt file describe [GAME NAME] shown in the app. | There's also a BID-Version mapping written in the txt, | detail format see below.) |-cheats\ (A cheats folder.) | |-5A7EEBF172343616.txt | |-8DAFEDBB5BE81C2C.txt | |-9D2DB721A9894075.txt ... ... | |-A3B75BCD3311385A.txt ====BuildID-Version mapping structure==== Written in the <code>[GAME NAME].txt</code> file, i.e., "<code>Pokemon Sword.txt</code>" 8DAFEDBB5BE81C2C 1.0.0 490648316CC1CCDC 1.1.0 9D2DB721A9894075 1.1.1 5A7EEBF172343616 1.2.0 ... ... A3B75BCD3311385A 1.3.2 '''Note:''' BID and Version are split by tab <code>\t</code>. ==Screenshots== https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/switchhomebrews/switchcheatcodemanager3.png ==Changelog== '''v1.0.2 2022/04/12''' *Fix several bugs. *Add Settings page to modify different configs (Now you can set the input/output folders here). *Support Language: Chinese. *You can choose preferred image. By selecting it, app will pick preview images including English/Japanese/Chinese in the jpg/png files. '''v1.0.1 2022/04/05''' *Support functions to remove single cheat and cheat folder. *Double click preview image panel allow you to attach preview images. *Update cheats text using "Consolas", which is a monospaced font (better for Hex editing). *Fix several logic issues and bugs. '''v1.0.0 2022/03/29''' *First release. == External links == * Gbatemp - https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-switch-cheat-code-manager.610027/ * Github - https://github.com/solleo1989/SwitchCheatCodeManager * Reddit -

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