Kingdom Hearts 2 Pnach File

Kingdom Hearts II – Save Games. File 01, standard mode, saved at end of final dungeon, no sidequests done yet. Use to view normal ending. PCSX2 has its own in-built cheat system, which uses.pnach files to enable cheat codes. A.pnach file is written in plain text and can be edited with any text editor. These cheat files are either saved in your ‘Documents’ or in your PCSX2 Installation folder, depending on your version of PCSX2. Kingdom Hearts Pnach file. Jump to Latest Follow 1 - 20 of 22 Posts. 1 of 2 Go to page. Nsco Registered. Joined Jul 26, 2008 4 Posts.

Kingdom Hearts 2 Pnach Cheat File

PCSX2 has its own in-built cheat system, which uses .pnach files to enable cheat codes. A .pnach file is written in plain text and can be edited with any text editor. These cheat files are either saved in your ‘Documents’ or in your PCSX2 Installation folder, depending on your version of PCSX2.

  1. Creating the .pnach cheat file

First things first: Open PCSX2 and at the ‘System’ Tab click on ‘Enable Cheats’. Afterwards go to the ‘Misc’ Tab and enable ‘show console’. Your Cheat file, which is stored in your Documents/PCSX2/cheats, has to be named after the CRC of your game. Start up your game and look in the console for a bold, blue line. It should say “Game CRC = 0xF37281F” somewhere in the middle, copy out the Number/Letter Combination after 0x. Now go into your cheat folder and create a .pnach file with these numbers. ( Here in this example: F37281F.pnach ) PCSX2 only loads the cheat file that is named exactly after your games’ CRC code.
Every game has a different code! These CRC Codes will change if you mod your game.iso!

Now open your file and copy in these 2 lines:

gametitle=Your Game Title
comment=Comments about this Cheat File

These should be the first 2 lines in all of your cheat files. It helps you at identifying game-names and cheat-files. They don’t have to be exactly the name of your .iso gamefile, they can be anything you want.

  1. Cheating

Cheat codes are always written in a specific template:

// Change Sora into Roxas
patch=1,EE,address,extended,input
patch=1,EE,21A808C4,extended,00000101
// This is a comment

It’s good to put the Description of your Cheats infront of it with a double slash // infront of it.
// Means that the current line is a comment, and it won’t be executed. Put it infront of a cheat to disable it. It’s good to write the name of your cheat with // above the actual code, without it you’ll be lost in your own cheats.

Kingdom

Explanation of the Cheat lines:

patch=1 means that the code will be applied
EE is where the code will be applied, in this case the CPU (aka. EmotionEngine)
21A808C4 is which address will be modified. This is always 8 Digits long.
extended is the type of input, but extended is the best option for every code so don’t change it
00000101 is the new data that is stored in this address. This is 8 Digits long aswell, or it won’t fit into the Address.

My own cheat file looks like this:

gametitle=Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix
comment=Cheaterinos
//Enable Code
patch=1,EE,F02F5EF8,extended,002F5EFB
//Widescreen mode
patch=1,EE,203A7BBC,extended,3F19999A
patch=1,EE,2036A0B8,extended,43C00CCD
patch=1,EE,2037153C,extended,3F19999A
patch=1,EE,2036A0F0,extended,3F19999A

If you want more cheats visit the Resource Section

Thanks for reading!

PCSX2 has its own in-built cheat system, which uses .pnach files to enable cheat codes. A .pnach file is written in plain text and can be edited with any text editor. These cheat files are either saved in your ‘Documents’ or in your PCSX2 Installation folder, depending on your version of PCSX2.

  1. Creating the .pnach cheat file

First things first: Open PCSX2 and at the ‘System’ Tab click on ‘Enable Cheats’. Afterwards go to the ‘Misc’ Tab and enable ‘show console’. Your Cheat file, which is stored in your Documents/PCSX2/cheats, has to be named after the CRC of your game. Start up your game and look in the console for a bold, blue line. It should say “Game CRC = 0xF37281F” somewhere in the middle, copy out the Number/Letter Combination after 0x. Now go into your cheat folder and create a .pnach file with these numbers. ( Here in this example: F37281F.pnach ) PCSX2 only loads the cheat file that is named exactly after your games’ CRC code.
Every game has a different code! These CRC Codes will change if you mod your game.iso!

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Now open your file and copy in these 2 lines:

gametitle=Your Game Title
comment=Comments about this Cheat File

These should be the first 2 lines in all of your cheat files. It helps you at identifying game-names and cheat-files. They don’t have to be exactly the name of your .iso gamefile, they can be anything you want.

Kingdom
  1. Cheating

Cheat codes are always written in a specific template:

// Change Sora into Roxas
patch=1,EE,address,extended,input
patch=1,EE,21A808C4,extended,00000101
// This is a comment

It’s good to put the Description of your Cheats infront of it with a double slash // infront of it.
// Means that the current line is a comment, and it won’t be executed. Put it infront of a cheat to disable it. It’s good to write the name of your cheat with // above the actual code, without it you’ll be lost in your own cheats.

Explanation of the Cheat lines:

patch=1 means that the code will be applied
EE is where the code will be applied, in this case the CPU (aka. EmotionEngine)
21A808C4 is which address will be modified. This is always 8 Digits long.
extended is the type of input, but extended is the best option for every code so don’t change it
00000101 is the new data that is stored in this address. This is 8 Digits long aswell, or it won’t fit into the Address.

Kingdom

My own cheat file looks like this:

gametitle=Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix
comment=Cheaterinos
//Enable Code
patch=1,EE,F02F5EF8,extended,002F5EFB
//Widescreen mode
patch=1,EE,203A7BBC,extended,3F19999A
patch=1,EE,2036A0B8,extended,43C00CCD
patch=1,EE,2037153C,extended,3F19999A
patch=1,EE,2036A0F0,extended,3F19999A

If you want more cheats visit the Resource Section

Pnach File Download

Thanks for reading!