How to Un-DMA a code.

DMA Stands for Dynamic Memory Allocation, what DMA is is the game changes the address of the code everytime the game loads something like weapons you respawn with, or when it loads a new map. There are two ways to tell if your code is DMA, one is if the address is over 0x01 and the most sure way is if the code stops working once you die or change maps. To un DMA a code you must know how a un DMA code works

#Example DMA Code
0xFFFFFFFF 0xPointer
0xOffset 0xEditable Value

So the 0xFFFFFFFF tels NitePR and you that the code is a un DMAed code, the pointer is pointing to where your address changed to, the offset is how much it changed by, basicly the pointer of the pointer. The editable value is a hex value you enter yourself.

Now you basicly know how a DMA code looks like and how it works. So to un DMA your code you need to folow these steps:

1) Find your code, write it down
2) Dump te ram in slot 0
3) Change maps or die, find the code again
4) Write it down
5) Dump ram in slot 1
6) Connect your PSP to the computer and cut the ram dumps to a safe place on your computer
7) Now open SANiK's DMA hunter and it will ask you for two ram dumps
8] Choose the ram dumps 0 and 1 in that order
9) Now it asks you for addresses, enter the first address you wrote down then the second one (Without the 0x)
10) Hit enter and wait for the results
11) Now look for a symbol at the top that looks like "C/:" and click on it
12) Go down to edit and choose mark, then choose select all, then press enter
13) Now open up a blank text document and paste the results there
14) Close DMA Hunter
15) The results will look like:
Found address, ????????1, value changed from ????????2, to ????????3
16) The ????????1 is your pointer, add zeros to the front so it's 8 charecters long
17) to find the offset you need to take the ????????2 and add 8800000 to it using your calculator when it's in hex mode (go to view) this is now the real address, i will talk about this more later
18) Now subtract the code you just got by the fist code you wrote down in step 1
19) Thats your offset.
20) Now put the code together like in the example and add your own value for the second lines hex. If it dosn't work make sure you did everything rite and if it still dosn't work it is double DMAed.

what exactly does this do?

There are two ways to tell if your code is DMA, one is if the address is over 0x01 and the most sure way is if the code stops working once you die or change maps.


it makes it so if you die your code will still work, or you dont have to die for your code to work

oh alrighty that makes sense

wow thx demon! all the other guides r hard to understand but this looks so easy! btw if i have other codes on, will it mess with the ram dump?

No it shouldnt mess anything up but in some rare cases i have managed to screw up my ram dump with corrupted codes, but follow the guide and you should be safe.

why do you have to put it through the ram dump?

wtf?! i dont get it the code didnt change...