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salut tlm, voilà quand j'utilise ce programme et que je vais sur codejunkies et que je prend un code (M) de plus de 2 lignes, le programme me met une erreur. Selon la mec qui a fait ce prog c'est normal, et dans sa FAQ il explique comment y remédier. Seul problème c'est que meme en me débrouillant bien en anglais, là je capte pas trop...
C'est pour faire de Ar Max à Raw.

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-=How to make 1line multi codes=-
Now I will show u a few Advanced Code Types for Armax
-=8Bit Codes=-
*Note. This only works if the Raw Codes u are trying to make into 1code fall one after another like this .
******4C ********
******4D ********
******4E ********
see as long as they keep going one after another you can use this command type on Armax (Note: Read this full part to understand how this code works)
*Note if there not like this and they have skips look to the -=Multi Skips codes=-.. Will use DotHack Infections as a example GO HERE
This will be the codes we will use.. As u can see there are 42 codes, then there is an all in 1 code for the CB.. we are not going to use code 43.
k take the fist code ..
0A14A407 00000001
Convert it to Raw using Maxconvert to get this
00A406F6 00000001
Next we see how many lines we are going to need this code to fill.. there are 42 codes so we need it to fill 41 more times, Because we are using the first code as the start point we wont need to put that as one of the 42. So take your Windows Calculator and convert 41Dec to hex and u get 29. This is what we do in the 2nd column starting from the 5th digit over we put how many Codes that need to be filled. If u look in the 8 bit format u have all the spaces where the f are to put a fill combo in.. Just remember the smaller the number the closer to the end of the f it is..
Remember u need to convert the Dec# to Hex#. So it will look like this. 00A406F6 00002901
Here is a Format for the 8 bit Multi code..
The 8-bit format is:
00aaaaaa ffffffvv
or
01aaaaaa ffffffvv
Where: a - address f - additional fill/writes v - value
Then your ready to convert it to Armax with the Maxconvert and test your code..
Remember always start from the 5th digit over.. This is for 8bit codes..
-=16Bit Codes=-
*Note. This only works if the Raw Codes u are trying to make into 1code jumps by 2 like this .
******4C ********
******4E ********
******50********
Same as above but this is only if the codes starts with 02 or 03 just fallow the Formats. This time u have less f to us and the end one is in Digit 4
Here is a Format for the 16 bit converting.
The 16-bit format is:
02aaaaaa ffffvvvv
or
03aaaaaa ffffvvvv
where: a - address f - additional fill/writes v - value
-=Multi Skips codes=-
-=8Bit=-
*Note 8bit codes start with 00 or 01 (raw)
This section is to show u how to make Codes that Skip numbers into 2line codes. We will use DotHack Infection GO HERE
If u look at the codes and convert the fist 4 codes to Raw u will notice they Skip by *******4 ******** like this ..
009801C3 00000063
009801C7 00000063
009801CB 00000063
009801CF 00000063
009801D3 00000063
You'll have to use the special multi-address write code to get the results you want.
Here is a Format for the Multi Skip Codes.
00000000 8xaaaaaa
vvvvvvvv iiccssss
x - is dependent on the type of write being performed. Those are 8-bits so it would be 0. a - first address v - value i - value increment (not used in this case c - number of Fills/writes to perform (in this code it's always at least 1, so the count will equal to the number of Fills/writes performed rather than Fills/writes - 1 as in the other code) s - address increment (amount of data to skip between writes. The skip is based on the width of the data being written, so when writing 8 bits the skip is in 8-bit increments; when writing 16 bits, the skip will be in 16-bit increments. The skip is always at least 1).
*Note with this type of Code if u are trying to combine Say 99 codes in to this one. U have to use the number of Codes there are as the fill number.. Remember to convert the number of codes into hex. So 99Dec would be 63hex.
Final result should be something like:
ARmax Raw
00000000 809801C3
00000063 00050004
-=16Bit=- *Note 16bit codes start with 02 or 03
Here is a Format for the Multi Skip Codes.
00000000 8xaaaaaa
vvvvvvvv iiccssss
If u come across a code that starts with 02 or 03 make the (X) to a 2 or 3 what ever the codes second digit is u will make the (X) .. Another thing is this.. Because u are now writing this code in 16bit u will have to remember that there are two 8bits in a 16bit.. So if the code skips 4 u will only need to put 2 as the skip number and that will make it skip 4
here is a table on skips in 16 bit..
16bit-how many skips---what u put.
..............2..........1
..............4..........2
..............6..........3
and so on u should be able to fallow that table to make even longer skips if needed..
-=32Bit=- *Note 32bit codes start with 04 or 05
Here is a Format for the Multi Skip Codes.
00000000 8xaaaaaa
vvvvvvvv iiccssss
If u come across a code that starts with 04 or 05 make the (X) to a 4 or 5 what ever the codes second digit is u will make the (X) .. Another thing is this.. Because u are now writhing this code in 32bit u will have to remember that there are four 8bits in a 32bit.. So if the code skips 4 u will only need to put 1 as the skip number and that will make it skip 4
here is a table on skips in 32 bit..
32bit-----how many skips---what u put.
..............4..........1
..............8..........2
..............12.........3
And so on u should be able to fallow that table to make even longer skips if needed..
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