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I already know how to put a Game Genie codes inside on the Zsnes emulator for my games already. But for now on, i wanna try to use another emulators as well because, Zsnes it's a great emulator but not the perfect choice ever. Anyway, for now on i'm using the SnesGt emulator for a better choice, but.
RECENT UPDATES SNES Game Genie & Pro Action Replay Cheats It may not be obvious to everyone on exactly how to get the Game Genie and Pro Action Replay codes to actually work. So I have decided to make a guide for anyone out there who is unsure of how to use the codes they've found on my website.
This guide will cover how to use the codes only on the Snes emulator. If you are playing on an actual Super Nintendo the process will be different as you'll need a physical Game Genie.
First let's start with opening up the Emulator and selecting our game, something you should know how to do by now! Up at the top of the Snes window you'll see a list of all the different options for you.
File, Emulation, Input, Sound, Video, CHEAT, Netplay and Help. We're going to want to select Cheat - obviously! The drop down dialogue has a few different options, select the one that says Game Genie and Pro Action Replay codes. It'll bring up the window shown in the picture below. You can add both Game Genie and Pro Action Replay codes through this window!
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For the purposes of this part of the guide I am playing the SNES game and I am using my for the game. Once you find the code you would like to add to your list copy and paste it into the 'Enter Cheat Code' section of the window above. After you do that fill in a brief description about the cheat itself (usually what it does so you know in the future). After you do both of these things click the Add button which is in the upper right hand corner of the Cheat Window.
Don't hit 'Ok' as that'll just close the window without saving any of your changes! If you did everything correctly you should have a cheat added to the list above with a little unchecked box next to it. The next thing you need to do is to check the box to enable the cheat and then click Ok.
Now you have to test if the cheat works! In this case I had to run around and be hit by monsters a few times. The cheat worked of course! Something of interest too is after adding a Game Genie cheat to your list it'll automatically be converted to a Pro Action Replay code.
If you click on the cheat again after it's added you'll see that it's in PAR format! That's all there is to setting up the basic cheats on the SNES emulator - if you're still interested in knowing more or you have additional questions keep reading!
Double Lined Codes & Irregular Code Formats Sometimes you'll find a code that has multiple lines or a weird format that isn't Game Genie or Pro Action Replay. Let me explain how to use these codes and what they actually are. First, let's start with codes that consist of more than one line and how we can use them. One of the more popular codes on my website is the. Unlimited Magic AE8A-D4FA AE8D-0D9A As you can see from this code it has two lines - but the code entry only has 1 line. So how do we use it? Add both lines one at a time and enable both of them when you're done!
As you can see from my picture above I have two code entries for 'Unlimited Magic PAR'. I added the first line of the code - (AE8A-D4FA) and saved it. Then I added the second line of the code (AE8D-0D9A) and saved it separately on the list. Check both of the boxes to make sure you have both lines enabled and that's all there is to it! The last thing I feel the need to educate you on is irregular code formats.
So far in this guide we've talked about Game Genie and Pro Action Replay but there's another way codes can be displayed and that's via Raw data. I try not to put the Raw data codes on my website since they are a confusing format to some but some sections do have them such as.
Here's an example of three different formats you can find codes appearing online. PAR Code: 7E0F7404 Game Genie Code: AE8A-D4FA Raw Data Code: 7E0F28:03 These codes may or may not work for you when you try to input them into the Emulator. If you'd like to convert them into PAR or Game Genie codes you can do so with some. There's much more to learn about these codes such as how to figure them out in the games in the first place - but that would be a whole different guide if I ever planned to write it.
It's also something much more complicated than almost anything else I have written a guide for.
Nobody is helpful.? Interesting interpretation. All the help can be given with a simple search, but unfortunately no one has the brain power for that so I will just have to make do with answering the same questions over and over and over There are TWO dedicated SNES9x topics in this very section, so this question would have been answered by looking in either of those. The easiest and most sure way of making a.CHT is to create it within an emulator. All code devices are compatible, the emulator will automatically parse them.
Game Genie and AR are the most popular and yes, the latest 'versions' of those devices are compatible. This depends on whether or not you've altered your game paths. For me, I just dump a copy of the.CHT file into both SRAM and ROMS. No, you can't just put code namecode into a TXT file, rename it to CHT and have it work. No, you can't have multiple games in one.CHT file.
One game, one.CHT. The easiest way is simply to download zSNES for the PC (you can use SNES9x too, but my operating experience lies with zSNES so I'll use that method) a.
Load the ROM you want cheats one. Then open the menu and select CHEATS Add Code. Enter the code you want, then give it a description, then click ADD. Do the same for all your other codes.
Remember that GG codes need the '-' inserted. Once you've added all your codes, hit SAVE. That will create a.CHT file in the main zSNES directory. Simply copy that over to your PS3/SNES9x folder and put it in SRAM or ROMS. There are a few caveats you need to be aware of; The CHT file.must. be the same filename as your ROM. Not the ZIP, but the ROM inside it.
So if your ZIP is Chrono Trigger Bestest Gaem EVAR!zip but the ROM inside it is ChronoTrigger!U.smc then the.CHT must be named ChronoTrigger!U.cht. Secondly; don't add too many codes. SNES9x on the PS3 can't handle too many codes, usually it's safe to add around 20 or so. Finally; not all codes will work on SNES9x as they do on other emulators or even on the real SNES hardware. There is also a new method built into SNES9x-PS3 that allows you to use an on-screen keyboard for adding codes manually, though remember the code limitations mentioned above. Read the readme file and search/read the other two threads in this section for instructions on how to use it.
The readme (and also in-game buttons listing) will tell you how to activate/deactivate cheats and choose between which ones you want. Play the game on the PC emulator of Snes9x, put on codes and make sure you 'enable' the codes on the emulator, make suire they work then save the game(both ways) save state and the actual save game through the game.
Normally this saves the codes to its cheat folder I think, the cheat file should be in the cheats folder, and you can drag that into the snes9x folder on the ps3's hdd.where ever that may be. It should work I have not tried cheats on the ps3 emulator.I've been doing it through the PC emulator then drag my save file back over to my usb. Lol Which ever way you want to do it.