Request - changing multiple values at once with a controller?

[RittleBit]

Taking this function of the tool:

• Support using keyboard up, down or mouse wheel to adjust value when modifying cheat Value. (0.9.5.0)
• Editing cheat values in UpDown can be automatically written to PS4 when CheatCellDirtyValueCommit is enabled. (0.9.5.3)

Is it possible to enable auto-write for multiple addresses at once and adjust their values using a controller connected to the computer? For example, if you had the addresses for a game’s camera, could you move it in all directions with the left analog stick and change the height using the triggers or keyboard inputs?

Currently, you can only move the camera in one direction at a time at an address, so diagonal or height movement isn’t possible for easy manipulation of the camera.

As it is currently: https://youtu.be/L_Yq5wLZs9g

[RittleBit]

A working Python camera tool, but I can't seem to get the movements as smooth as in PS4 Cheater Neo. But multiple value adjustments at once is possible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrTZtz7cgrQ

[avan06]

Hi RittleBit,

After looking into it, I’ve confirmed that it should be possible to implement continuous simultaneous modification of multiple values. I’ll find some time to work on the implementation.

Thank you for your interesting proposal!

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This feature has been implemented in version 1.0.7.0. Please give it a try and let me know how it works for you!

[RittleBit]

Thanks,

It seems there’s some jitter on Neo as well when multiple values are written at once, though it still appears smoother than the Python tool. Could the extreme jittery movement be due to a limitation in Python? Simply moving backward or forward along an axis is messy, but not when using Neo.

Neo with two values:

https://youtu.be/Ze48Gt5vjcs

Python tool with five values :

https://youtu.be/gS1MzUm7wGs

[avan06]

While I don't know the exact cause of the jitter, I think it might be related to the fact that the values aren't updated at the exact same time. The code loops through each address one by one, which creates a small delay between updates. Perhaps that's why it jitters?

[RittleBit]

Tweaking the timing loop made all the difference cutting down the jitter significantly and almost wiping it out in 30fps games, though it still needs a little fine-tuning to fully smooth things out in 60fps games. 👍

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qzA9vqSB3E