I think what’s going on in DOA6 is there is an animation issue where characters are turning their heads from the wrong joint. As the models and rigs are set up in both games, moving from the pit-of-the-neck joint is going to look weird. So for characters in DOA5 and 6 to have their necks look natural when the turn their heads side to side they need to move from that skull joint. Now in the bottom images, when we’re turning from the skull, both the top and the button meshes are twisting together. Notice in the top images, where we’re turning from the pit of the neck, there is no twisting in the top mesh. The top pictures have the characters turning their head from the pit-of-the-neck neck joint while the bottom has them turning from the skull neck joint. At least we have Hitomi.We have 2 joints for the neck, one at the pit of the neck and one at the skull. The list of characters from the character select screen in doa2u was suspiciously long, I checked and funny enough, it contains Cristie,BradWong and Hayate. Right click on the instruction -> 'Goto Address', copy the address and paste it in IDA(press G in IDA), then press F5, and try to understand how the new value got there, with enough luck I could find the table in memory with the data describing all character slots, go with the address of that table back to cheat engine and change the first slot that belongs to kasumy to every other unplayable character and see whats going on. Hardware Breakpoints are managed by the CPU and stopped after they happen, that means that the instruction above the stop is the one that has rewritten the memory. Now I look in the upper part of the window, with the code. Then I can right click on the byte in the lower part of the window with green text, and choose "Data Breakpoint -> Break on write", select another character, and the breakpoint will occur. In the character select screen, I select a character and search with the cheat functionality for this character index(kasumi=5,zac=0,tina=1.)(with the value type set to byte), when the amount of found addresses is narrowed enough, I select the Random slot and see that two found addresses are set to 0xFF, I double click to add them to the other table, then right click on one and select "Browse this memory region".
"E:\CXBX\cxbxr-ldr.exe" /load "E:\doa3\Default.xbe"and in CheatEngine go File -> Open Process -> cxbx-reloaded. Having cheating functionality is even better.Ĭheat Engine has problems identifying the process in the memory, so a bat file or a shortcut with a command line like this one should be used: Cheat engine though has an wannabe debugger that works, working in parallel with IDA could be a thing.
#Dead or alive 6 cheat engine code
If you're in code section, press F5 to see c-like code.īecause CXBX is practically converting xbe to exe, and is keeping the original memory mapping, one could theoretically use a debugger like OllyDbg, but CXBX itself is acting as a kind of debugger, this is confusing the third party debuggers and they will not work with cxbx. Blue text is where this string is used, double click to go there. 'View -> Open subviews -> Strings' to see all the strings IDA could recognize, double click to go to the string's location id data.
#Dead or alive 6 cheat engine install
Click to expand.Sorry for the mess bellow.įirst you install IDA disassembler, and disassemble the 'default.xbe', After that you'll want to apply xbox flirt signatures to recognize more decompiled functions( ).īasically IDA will give you a glimpse of what the source code looks like.
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