Post: How to edit the FPS text in an eboot.
08-04-2014, 06:31 PM #1
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Today i will show you how to edit the FPS text in an eboot.bin, or in the debugger real time memory.

For this to work, you will need to have enabled FPS.

Once you have enabled FPS, you can see it says something like this: fps: 0120000000.

That is quite useless.

Now you will need to edit the text.

Find the eboot for the game you want, as an example i will take MW2.

Open the eboot in Hex editor.

Now press CTRL + F, and search for: fps:

Now you should see it says something like this: [​IMG]

Now you can replace the fps: %f.fadein..fadeout.show text with what ever you want, i will replace it with: zRTM_MoDz- Smile




With this, you can also add functions where you bind a button to an offset in PPC(Power PC) So you can make a FPS Menu and store it in an eboot.bin

Hope this helped ya Smile
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Hunter926
08-06-2014, 12:27 AM #2
Hunter926
Little One
How would you find how to enable the FPS in other games? Is there something you should look for?
08-07-2014, 12:32 PM #3
Originally posted by hunter926 View Post
How would you find how to enable the FPS in other games? Is there something you should look for?


You would need the game`s EBOOT.BIN, and resign it to a .ELF, and find the FPS offsets via IDA pro and the bytes via CMPWI
08-11-2014, 02:37 PM #4
Hunter926
Little One
Originally posted by zRTM View Post
You would need the game`s EBOOT.BIN, and resign it to a .ELF, and find the FPS offsets via IDA pro and the bytes via CMPWI


Thank you for the response, I'll do my best to get and learn how to use the programs mentioned.

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