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I'm trying to create my own RTE/RTM tool with C#. Now I need a little help, because I'm confused about using Offsets.

An example with The Last of Us v1.07:

Got this information:

    -----Infinit AMMO, NO Reload [MP/CP]-----

0x6AAD9C 60000000



SET OGP=B13C0574E80100A0EB810070EBA100787C0803A6EBE100 88382100904E800020

SET COP=60000000E80100A0EB810070EBA100787C0803A6EBE100 88382100904E800020

First question: What is OGP/COP?

In C# it looks like this:

    byte[] buffer;



            if (chbInfiniteAmmo.Checked == true)

            {

                byte[] arr_ = new byte[4];

                arr_[0] = 96;

                buffer = arr_;

                PS3.SetMemory(6991260, buffer);

                return;

            }

            buffer = new byte[]

            {

                177, 60, 5, 116

            };

            PS3.SetMemory(6991260, buffer);

I know the 96 is the decimal of the beginning (60) of the 60000000 behind the Hex and the beginning of the COP.
The 6991260 is the decimal of the Hex 0x6AAD9C. This is the "ON" for the cheat and the part below it for turning it off. So "177, 60, 5, 116" is the decimal of the beginning of the OGP: B1, 3C, 05, 74.

How I can know, the "ON" is the 60/69 and the off the part below? Is it always the same pattern? And maybe you could tell me how to find myself this information in the game (just an extra). Because I often only see the Hex and nothing else?

Thanks for any help, I didn't find something useful through the search, hope I didn't miss anything?

Offsets have 0x infront otherwise you will get an error

Do you talk about " PS3.SetMemory(6991260, buffer);" i.e.?
It works this way, and in other RTM tools I saw it like this, too. Or what do you mean?


I found out know, that I use the first 4 bytes of OCP for ON and first 4 Bytes of OGP for off.
But still don't know, what is OGP/OCP and what, if I only got a hex value like: 0x6AAD9C and no OCP/OGP.

B13C0574 = 0xB1 0x3C 0x05 0x74 Default
60000000 = 0x60 0x00 0x00 0x00 Enable

In other words;
OGC- Original pattern
CGP- Cheat pattern

Thank you very much, and how I can find the offset/the patterns?
Tried something with Netcheat, found 2 adresses for current ammo, but not the same as the "real found offset", and I couldn't edit it, even not with CCAPI Debugger.

OGC/CGP are for eboot mods, but to convert a regular offset to one you take the original offset and -10000.

Maybe you got a link or something how to do this with find offset, get ogc/gop and converting?
The only thing I find is something for minecraft.