How A Code Works

There are two main parts of a code, the address and the hex. The address corasponds with a function in a game and the hex is the value of that function, heres an example:

#Inf Stamina
;need stamina add on
0x002EE3D4 0x6FFFFFFF

0x002EE3D4 is the address, this corasponds with the stamina in Star Wars Renegade Squadron. The hex is 0x6FFFFFFF, thats how much stamina you have, that makes your stamina full and it never decreases because usualy when you run the hex would drop, but when you have this code on it makes it so it dosen't drop, it stays full.

There are other parts of codes like the Text/ASCII and the Dec value. These can only be seen when viewing the code in a cheat devise like NitePR or CoderPR. The Text/ASCII is used for Name Imposter Codes, you would enter the name you want to imposter in the Text collum, example:

#Blank Name Imposter
0x00658B7C 0x00000000
0x00658B80 0x00000000
0x00658B84 0x00000000
0x00658B88 0x00000000

The hex values are blank so it is a blank name imposter (Invisible Name). each line of code can change up to 4 text cherecters, so the first line is 0x00658B7C 0x00000000, thats the first four charecters of your name, the second line is the second four ect. If the thing your impostering is longer, like a room name, you would need something like this:

#Room Imposter
0x0064BBAC 0x00000000
0x0064BBB0 0x00000000
0x0064BBB4 0x00000000
0x0064BBB8 0x00000000
0x0064BBBC 0x00000000
0x0064BBC0 0x00000000
0x0064BBC4 0x00000000

The Dec value is the same thing as the Hex value but in a different format. lets take this code as an example:

#Allies Flag Cap
;controls how much points 1 flag cap gives u
;BeyondOwnage
0x00658764 0x0000FFFF

the hex is 0x0000FFFF but i you looked at it in a cheat device the Dec value would be 0000065535. The Dec is the same as the Hex just the real thing, look at another example:

#999,999,999 Dollars
0x00A711F8 0x3B9AC9FF

The Hex is 0x3B9AC9FF, but if you looked at it in a cheat devise the Dec value would be 999,999,999.

Heres some other parts of a code:

# = This alows NitePR/CoderPR to read the cheats name
; = This marks the start of the notes, notes usualy contain credt, info about the code and important facts about the code
0x = this must be at the begining of every address and hex, this allows NitePR/CoderPR to read the actualy code

i get the value and address but what i dont get is how people make codes that have nothing to do with text documents

what do you mean? like C++ coding?

no... like much quicker respawn n shit like that...

oh lol

wow over my time hacking i have learned that everything has to do with text values.

yeh everything relies on the .hex value

not .hex, text it just changes the programming and tells it what to do

lol .hex is ASCII which is text.

Hex:
0x44616161

Text Translation:
Daaa

A code's A.D.R. just tells, say DemonPR, what type of fuction will be performed and what will be used. The .hex portion tells DemonPR what it should do based on the A.D.R coding.

didnt i say quit making me look stupid! lol and thats basically what i meant so you put it in technical terms i put it in lamans terms.

lol sorry. Well your still wrong. Everything DOES rely on the .hex values

i got that. lets just drop the subject lol im not going to argue when i believe i understand how it works and you keep trying to make me look stupid

w/e

lol i was messing around no need to get upset i just forgot to put "lol" 8D