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Needed:
Pj64 1.7
Notepad++(or similar program)
Barskio Notepads:
Movevalues
Toki mods 1/2/3 Values
Toki Tool by TKS
And this guide
Example: Tiger Driver 85 release suplex
1.Single Splice
When the game starts up and you get to the main menu, go to the SMACKDOWN MALL.
2. While in the SMACKDOWN MALL, press A on SUPERSTAR OPTIONS.
3. While in the SUPERSTAR OPTIONS menu, press A on EDIT A SUPERSTAR.
4. Now the best suggestion here is to pick a CAW that you made so that you can access view to ANY move. Press A on the CAW that you have chosen.
5. Once in your CAW's edit menu, press R TWICE to get to the moves section.
6. On this option, pick a move that you want to splice (ex. Tiger Suplex85. Pin).
7. When the move reaches the point that you want to splice press the F2 (PJ64) (In This Tut Do Not Unpause Nemu Till Step 12)
8. Go to Debuggerïƒ Memoryïƒ View
9. Then Go To The Box Beside Address:
10. Here you will Enter the addy: 8006B454
11. Then Look Down In The Big Box, Beside The Code That Says 0x8006b454 : The First 4 is your first value (ex. 397E). Write down this value. It Is D106B454's Value. This value is the first move value. Look at the next 4 letters/numbers after the first 4 (ex. 397E) witch Would Be (ex. 0024) in this ex. Those letters/numbers are for your next addy D106B456 value (which is the frame at witch the move switches to the next move). Write those two down. Because they are addys and values for P1. Next look down to the addy 8006B514. Get The First And Second Values The Same Way As Above (ex. 397f\0024). Write Both Of Those Values Down. These are the addys and values for P2.
12. Press F2 after you have 4 values written down in notepad.
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13. Now its time to search for a new move to splice into. Find the move (ex.Half Nelson Suplex) and press the F2 'RIGHT BEFORE' the point you want it to start.
14. Go to Debuggerïƒ Memoryïƒ View
15. Then Go To The Box Beside Address:
16. Do step 10. You need the last 8 digits (ex. 00c9\ 89bc). These are the digits for 8106B460 and 810B462 17. Write down the values (the same way as step 11) under the last values you got. (step 16 and 17 are the second move values for P1)
18. Next look down to the addy 8006B514. And do step 16. These are the digits for 8106B520 and 8106B522 (00c9\96c4).
19.Write down the values (the same way as step 11) under the last values you got. (step 18 and 19 are the second move values for P2)
20. Now you have all the values that you need. Here is a breakdown of how your list should look.
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1- 397e - 0006B454 (P1 Animation Addy and Value)
2- 0024 - 0006B456 (P1 Animation Frame Addy and Value)
3- 397f - 0006B514 (P2 Animation Addy and Value)
4- 0024 - 0006B516 (P2 Animation Frame Addy and Value)
5- 00c9 - 0006B460 (P1 Move Sectoin Addy and Value)
6- 89bc- 0006B462 (P1 Section Frame Addy and Value)
7- 00c9 - 0006B520 (P2 Move Sectoin Addy and Value)
8- 96c4 - 0006B522 (P2 Section Frame Addy and Value)
25.Heres how your code should be set up so far. replace the values i have with the "Numbers/letters" that you labled on your sheet of paper:
D106B454 (397e) - Move that P1 is doing first
D106B456 (0024) - Frame that the move splices at
8106B460 (00A9) - Move that the 1st move is being spliced into
D106B454 (397e) - Repeat Line 1
D106B456 (0024) - Repeat Line 2
8106B462 (89bc) - Frame to switch to
D106B514 (397f) - P2 reciving the first move being done
D106B516 (0024) - Frame that the move splices at
8106B520 (00AA) - Move that the 1st move is being sliced into
D106B514 (397f) - Repeat Line 7
D106B516 (0024) - Repeat Line 8
8106B522 (96c4) - Frame to switch to
In the notepad Movevalues it looks like this.
D106B454 397e
D106B456 0024
8106B460 00c9
D106B454 397e
D106B456 0024
8106B462 89bc
D106B514 397f
D106B516 0024
8106B520 00c9
D106B514 397f
D106B516 0024
8106B522 96c4
2.Toki 3(how to replace moves)
2.1 Search the value
Because the tiger driver 85. Pin uses repeated animations, we need to hack it over another move.
This technique is meant to be used instead of splicing at frame 0000.
If you've ever spliced a move at frame zero, you'll probably have noticed that it may not splice at exactly frame zero. It splices about half-a-frame in. Using Toki 3's, you can skip that whole mess, and do it in less code. Here's how:
First, get the move values of the move you're replacing, and the move that you're replacing it with. Get this value by searching for 8006B454, as seen in the singlesplice chapter (ex.3870\3871). Write both of those down in a Notepad document.
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2.2 Toki Tool
Now, open up the Toki Tool by TKS, and enter in your move value of Tiger suplex 85. pin (ex. 397e\397f) and press "Calculate" for all three toki starting addies. One at a time. Now find the values of toki 2 and toki 3 in the notepad files (ctrl-f). And copy these to notepad. I should mention that you have to do this for BOTH players. P2's Toki 3 addys will be directly under P1's in the Toki 3 list, though, so you can just copy the two directly under them.
81327E54 0000
81327E56 003B
81327E58 0000
81327E5A 003B
8134C054 00B6
8134C056 AD18
8134C058 00B6
8134C05A B898
Now, that you have those, you're almost done. Erase the values from the first set of Toki 3 addys. Then, put the values from the second set on the addys from the first set.
81327A1C 0000
81327A1e 003B
81327A20 0000
81327A22 003B
8134BC1C 00B6
8134BC1e AD18
8134BC20 00B6
8134BC22 B898
Now, put the four edited lines into PJ64, and boom, you have a replaced move. Now, you can splice like normal, just as if you had spliced at frame zero.
[video=youtube]
3.Single Splice 2
3.1. Change value
Now you have to change the movevalue from 397e\397f to 3870\3871:
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0024
8106B460 00c9
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0024
8106B462 89bc
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0024
8106B520 00c9
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0024
8106B522 96c4
The hack looks now like this:
81327A1C 0000
81327A1e 003B
81327A20 0000
81327A22 003B
8134BC1C 00B6
8134BC1e AD18
8134BC20 00B6
8134BC22 B898
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0024
8106B460 00c9
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0024
8106B462 89bc
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0024
8106B520 00c9
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0024
8106B522 96c4
[video=youtube]
3.2 Add Cheat
21. Now once you have all these values, turn on your pj64 and bring up ur no mercy rom.
22. Then (After It Start's Up) and u can see the main menu.
23. Then Go To System and click cheats.
24.Then Right Click inside the cheat menu and click add new cheat.
26:Then copy and paste the entire code into pj64's cheat box
27. then name the code and save it(make sure you click the box beside the move hack name (it will bring up a lil check beside it) that way it is turned on).
28. then go to the first move u grabed a value from (in this example its the Neckdrop) and see how ur new move hack looks.
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfJLb3YZvVA&feature=youtu.be[/video]
4.Toki 2
Explanation:
81327A1C 0000 Toki2 Mod that tells us the ending animation of Player1
81327A1e 003B Toki2 Mod for the amount of frames of Player1
81327A20 0000 Toki2 Mod that tells us the ending animation of Player2
81327A22 003B Toki2 Mod for the amount of frames of Player2
The move doesn’t have enough frames, we gonna fix this. Now increase toki 2 count untill it glitches then substract 1 count untill it doesn't glitch anymore.
From 81327A1E 003b to 81327A1E 0044
From 81327A22 003b to 81327A22 0052
Alright, the move doesn't glitch anymore! But... we now run into another problem. When Player2's animation has finished, Player2 warps to another position. TokiMods2 also control the ending positions of the moves. Remember the values we entered in the Toki-tool? We now need to find the values of the half nelson Suplex. Use the steps from the single splice chapter. We get 3888\3889. Now find the values of toki 2 in the notepad files (ctrl-f). And copy these to notepad. I should mention that you have to do this for BOTH players. P2's Toki 2 addys will be directly under P1's in the Toki 3 list, though, so you can just copy the two directly under them:
81327A7C 0A00 Toki2 Mod that tells us the ending animation of Player1
81327A7E 0043 Toki2 Mod for the amount of frames of Player1
81327A80 5000 Toki2 Mod that tells us the ending animation of Player2
81327A82 0051 Toki2 Mod for the amount of frames of Player2
This will change:
81327A1C 0000 to 81327A1C 0A00
81327A20 0000 to 81327A20 5000
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLorX8IrzmU&feature=youtu.be[/video]
5.Single Splice3
We now look at the move. Doesn’t look good yet, could be spliced earlier.
Change the frame from 24 to 20:
D106B456 0024 to D106B456 0020
D106B516 0024 to D106B456 0020
This will chance toki 2 to
81327A1E 0044 to 81327A1E 0040
81327A22 0052 to 81327A22 004e
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLfRrze5vkY&feature=youtu.be[/video]
It still doesn’t look good he half nelson ani could use an earlier value. To do this substract 62 until it looks good. If you want an later value add 62. You can do this in Windows Calculator (or similar program) in hexmode.
So the values change from
8106B462 89BC to 8106B462 88F8
8106B522 96C4 to 8106B522 9600
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tEQFPNwPOs&feature=youtu.be[/video]
this will change toki 2 from
81327A1E 0040 81327A1E 0044
81327A22 004e 81327A22 0052
I’m satisfied with the result:
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxvnVz4IEhY&feature=youtu.be[/video]
6.Result
The code now looks like this:
Tiger Driver 85 release suplex
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd0-nkv9yFM&list=PLDACD5F908BCA7C4C&index=11[/video]
81327A1C 0A00
81327A1E 0044
81327A20 5000
81327A22 0052
8134BC1C 00B6
8134BC1E AD18
8134BC20 00B6
8134BC22 B898
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0020
8106B460 00C9
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0020
8106B462 88F8
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0020
8106B520 00C9
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0020
8106B522 9600
Replaces: Neckdrop
7.Capturing
I make Gifs using:
Snagit to capture the video
Jasc Animations Shop 3 to edit and convert to GIF.
Good luck at hacking.
Credit:
Kaspers Toki 2 guide
Nairanvac Replaces moves with Toki 3 Guide
?? Movehack tutorial
Pj64 1.7
Notepad++(or similar program)
Barskio Notepads:
Movevalues
Toki mods 1/2/3 Values
Toki Tool by TKS
And this guide
Example: Tiger Driver 85 release suplex
1.Single Splice
When the game starts up and you get to the main menu, go to the SMACKDOWN MALL.
2. While in the SMACKDOWN MALL, press A on SUPERSTAR OPTIONS.
3. While in the SUPERSTAR OPTIONS menu, press A on EDIT A SUPERSTAR.
4. Now the best suggestion here is to pick a CAW that you made so that you can access view to ANY move. Press A on the CAW that you have chosen.
5. Once in your CAW's edit menu, press R TWICE to get to the moves section.
6. On this option, pick a move that you want to splice (ex. Tiger Suplex85. Pin).
7. When the move reaches the point that you want to splice press the F2 (PJ64) (In This Tut Do Not Unpause Nemu Till Step 12)
8. Go to Debuggerïƒ Memoryïƒ View
9. Then Go To The Box Beside Address:
10. Here you will Enter the addy: 8006B454
11. Then Look Down In The Big Box, Beside The Code That Says 0x8006b454 : The First 4 is your first value (ex. 397E). Write down this value. It Is D106B454's Value. This value is the first move value. Look at the next 4 letters/numbers after the first 4 (ex. 397E) witch Would Be (ex. 0024) in this ex. Those letters/numbers are for your next addy D106B456 value (which is the frame at witch the move switches to the next move). Write those two down. Because they are addys and values for P1. Next look down to the addy 8006B514. Get The First And Second Values The Same Way As Above (ex. 397f\0024). Write Both Of Those Values Down. These are the addys and values for P2.
12. Press F2 after you have 4 values written down in notepad.
[video=youtube]
13. Now its time to search for a new move to splice into. Find the move (ex.Half Nelson Suplex) and press the F2 'RIGHT BEFORE' the point you want it to start.
14. Go to Debuggerïƒ Memoryïƒ View
15. Then Go To The Box Beside Address:
16. Do step 10. You need the last 8 digits (ex. 00c9\ 89bc). These are the digits for 8106B460 and 810B462 17. Write down the values (the same way as step 11) under the last values you got. (step 16 and 17 are the second move values for P1)
18. Next look down to the addy 8006B514. And do step 16. These are the digits for 8106B520 and 8106B522 (00c9\96c4).
19.Write down the values (the same way as step 11) under the last values you got. (step 18 and 19 are the second move values for P2)
20. Now you have all the values that you need. Here is a breakdown of how your list should look.
[video=youtube]
1- 397e - 0006B454 (P1 Animation Addy and Value)
2- 0024 - 0006B456 (P1 Animation Frame Addy and Value)
3- 397f - 0006B514 (P2 Animation Addy and Value)
4- 0024 - 0006B516 (P2 Animation Frame Addy and Value)
5- 00c9 - 0006B460 (P1 Move Sectoin Addy and Value)
6- 89bc- 0006B462 (P1 Section Frame Addy and Value)
7- 00c9 - 0006B520 (P2 Move Sectoin Addy and Value)
8- 96c4 - 0006B522 (P2 Section Frame Addy and Value)
25.Heres how your code should be set up so far. replace the values i have with the "Numbers/letters" that you labled on your sheet of paper:
D106B454 (397e) - Move that P1 is doing first
D106B456 (0024) - Frame that the move splices at
8106B460 (00A9) - Move that the 1st move is being spliced into
D106B454 (397e) - Repeat Line 1
D106B456 (0024) - Repeat Line 2
8106B462 (89bc) - Frame to switch to
D106B514 (397f) - P2 reciving the first move being done
D106B516 (0024) - Frame that the move splices at
8106B520 (00AA) - Move that the 1st move is being sliced into
D106B514 (397f) - Repeat Line 7
D106B516 (0024) - Repeat Line 8
8106B522 (96c4) - Frame to switch to
In the notepad Movevalues it looks like this.
D106B454 397e
D106B456 0024
8106B460 00c9
D106B454 397e
D106B456 0024
8106B462 89bc
D106B514 397f
D106B516 0024
8106B520 00c9
D106B514 397f
D106B516 0024
8106B522 96c4
2.Toki 3(how to replace moves)
2.1 Search the value
Because the tiger driver 85. Pin uses repeated animations, we need to hack it over another move.
This technique is meant to be used instead of splicing at frame 0000.
If you've ever spliced a move at frame zero, you'll probably have noticed that it may not splice at exactly frame zero. It splices about half-a-frame in. Using Toki 3's, you can skip that whole mess, and do it in less code. Here's how:
First, get the move values of the move you're replacing, and the move that you're replacing it with. Get this value by searching for 8006B454, as seen in the singlesplice chapter (ex.3870\3871). Write both of those down in a Notepad document.
[video=youtube]
2.2 Toki Tool
Now, open up the Toki Tool by TKS, and enter in your move value of Tiger suplex 85. pin (ex. 397e\397f) and press "Calculate" for all three toki starting addies. One at a time. Now find the values of toki 2 and toki 3 in the notepad files (ctrl-f). And copy these to notepad. I should mention that you have to do this for BOTH players. P2's Toki 3 addys will be directly under P1's in the Toki 3 list, though, so you can just copy the two directly under them.
81327E54 0000
81327E56 003B
81327E58 0000
81327E5A 003B
8134C054 00B6
8134C056 AD18
8134C058 00B6
8134C05A B898
Now, that you have those, you're almost done. Erase the values from the first set of Toki 3 addys. Then, put the values from the second set on the addys from the first set.
81327A1C 0000
81327A1e 003B
81327A20 0000
81327A22 003B
8134BC1C 00B6
8134BC1e AD18
8134BC20 00B6
8134BC22 B898
Now, put the four edited lines into PJ64, and boom, you have a replaced move. Now, you can splice like normal, just as if you had spliced at frame zero.
[video=youtube]
3.Single Splice 2
3.1. Change value
Now you have to change the movevalue from 397e\397f to 3870\3871:
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0024
8106B460 00c9
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0024
8106B462 89bc
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0024
8106B520 00c9
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0024
8106B522 96c4
The hack looks now like this:
81327A1C 0000
81327A1e 003B
81327A20 0000
81327A22 003B
8134BC1C 00B6
8134BC1e AD18
8134BC20 00B6
8134BC22 B898
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0024
8106B460 00c9
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0024
8106B462 89bc
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0024
8106B520 00c9
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0024
8106B522 96c4
[video=youtube]
3.2 Add Cheat
21. Now once you have all these values, turn on your pj64 and bring up ur no mercy rom.
22. Then (After It Start's Up) and u can see the main menu.
23. Then Go To System and click cheats.
24.Then Right Click inside the cheat menu and click add new cheat.
26:Then copy and paste the entire code into pj64's cheat box
27. then name the code and save it(make sure you click the box beside the move hack name (it will bring up a lil check beside it) that way it is turned on).
28. then go to the first move u grabed a value from (in this example its the Neckdrop) and see how ur new move hack looks.
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfJLb3YZvVA&feature=youtu.be[/video]
4.Toki 2
Explanation:
81327A1C 0000 Toki2 Mod that tells us the ending animation of Player1
81327A1e 003B Toki2 Mod for the amount of frames of Player1
81327A20 0000 Toki2 Mod that tells us the ending animation of Player2
81327A22 003B Toki2 Mod for the amount of frames of Player2
The move doesn’t have enough frames, we gonna fix this. Now increase toki 2 count untill it glitches then substract 1 count untill it doesn't glitch anymore.
From 81327A1E 003b to 81327A1E 0044
From 81327A22 003b to 81327A22 0052
Alright, the move doesn't glitch anymore! But... we now run into another problem. When Player2's animation has finished, Player2 warps to another position. TokiMods2 also control the ending positions of the moves. Remember the values we entered in the Toki-tool? We now need to find the values of the half nelson Suplex. Use the steps from the single splice chapter. We get 3888\3889. Now find the values of toki 2 in the notepad files (ctrl-f). And copy these to notepad. I should mention that you have to do this for BOTH players. P2's Toki 2 addys will be directly under P1's in the Toki 3 list, though, so you can just copy the two directly under them:
81327A7C 0A00 Toki2 Mod that tells us the ending animation of Player1
81327A7E 0043 Toki2 Mod for the amount of frames of Player1
81327A80 5000 Toki2 Mod that tells us the ending animation of Player2
81327A82 0051 Toki2 Mod for the amount of frames of Player2
This will change:
81327A1C 0000 to 81327A1C 0A00
81327A20 0000 to 81327A20 5000
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLorX8IrzmU&feature=youtu.be[/video]
5.Single Splice3
We now look at the move. Doesn’t look good yet, could be spliced earlier.
Change the frame from 24 to 20:
D106B456 0024 to D106B456 0020
D106B516 0024 to D106B456 0020
This will chance toki 2 to
81327A1E 0044 to 81327A1E 0040
81327A22 0052 to 81327A22 004e
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLfRrze5vkY&feature=youtu.be[/video]
It still doesn’t look good he half nelson ani could use an earlier value. To do this substract 62 until it looks good. If you want an later value add 62. You can do this in Windows Calculator (or similar program) in hexmode.
So the values change from
8106B462 89BC to 8106B462 88F8
8106B522 96C4 to 8106B522 9600
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tEQFPNwPOs&feature=youtu.be[/video]
this will change toki 2 from
81327A1E 0040 81327A1E 0044
81327A22 004e 81327A22 0052
I’m satisfied with the result:
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxvnVz4IEhY&feature=youtu.be[/video]
6.Result
The code now looks like this:
Tiger Driver 85 release suplex
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd0-nkv9yFM&list=PLDACD5F908BCA7C4C&index=11[/video]
81327A1C 0A00
81327A1E 0044
81327A20 5000
81327A22 0052
8134BC1C 00B6
8134BC1E AD18
8134BC20 00B6
8134BC22 B898
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0020
8106B460 00C9
D106B454 3870
D106B456 0020
8106B462 88F8
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0020
8106B520 00C9
D106B514 3871
D106B516 0020
8106B522 9600
Replaces: Neckdrop
7.Capturing
I make Gifs using:
Snagit to capture the video
Jasc Animations Shop 3 to edit and convert to GIF.
Good luck at hacking.
Credit:
Kaspers Toki 2 guide
Nairanvac Replaces moves with Toki 3 Guide
?? Movehack tutorial
