Overview

PS4CheaterNeo is a program to find game cheat codes, and it is based on ps4debug and .Net Framework 4.8.

Currently in version 1.0.3.1

Building 🔼

If you want to use this program, you can directly download the latest version from Releases. If you wish to contribute to development, please follow the steps below.
Open PS4CheaterNeo.sln with Visual Studio(Community also available) and built with .Net Framework 4.8.

Description 🔼

User interface re-layout and design to dark mode.
Added support for light theme now. (0.9.7.8)
The cheat window and the query window are separated.
Hex Editor can be opened from the cheat or query window.
Pointer finder can be executed from the cheat or query lists.
Added support for attempting to re-establish the connection when PS4Tool's ConnectedCheck detects that PS4DBG is not connected. (0.9.9.1)

SendPayload 🔼

When opening PS4CheaterNeo, it will automatically check if ps4debug is enabled.
If it is not enabled, a SendPayload window will pop up, allowing manual enable of the ps4debug payload.
You must specify the ps4 connection IP in SendPayload.
SendPayload requires the ps4debug.bin file that conforms to the FW version.
The FW version configured in this program only affects the comments for the saves and the path location for loading the ps4debug payload.
Port is 9090 when using GoldHEN2.x to Enable BinLoader Server, Other Bin Loader tool port is usually 9021 or 9020.

Payload

ps4debug or ps5debug can be directly placed in the payloads folder, no longer needing to be placed in the specified path for the FW version. (1.0.1.2)
Now it also supports the Frame4 version made by DeathRGH, with the same path placed in the payloads folder, applicable firmware versions are 5.05, 6.72, 9.00, and 11.00. (1.0.3.0)
You must manually place the downloaded payload in the \Path\to\PS4CheaterNeo\payloads\ or \Path\to\PS4CheaterNeo\payloads\\[FW version]\ folder.

ex. Paths without FW will be prioritized for loading.
path\to\PS4CheaterNeo\payloads\ps5debug.elf
path\to\PS4CheaterNeo\payloads\ps4debug.bin
path\to\PS4CheaterNeo\payloads\[FW version]\ps4debug.bin

It can be downloaded at the following URL(Only ps4debug 6.72 and ctn123 version has been tested).

ps4debug 5.05 by jogolden
ps4debug 6.72 by GiantPluto
ps4debug 7.02 by ChendoChap
ps4debug 7.55 by Joonie86
ps4debug 9.00 by Karo
ps4debug by ctn123 (5.0X, 6.72, 7.02, 7.5X, 9.00)
ps5debug by ctn123 & SiSTRo
ps4debug by ctn123 & SiSTRo (5.05, 6.72, 7.02, 9.00, 11.00, etc.)
ps4debug 11.00 by Karo, requires launching from web online
Frame4 by DeathRGH (5.05, 6.72, 7.02, 9.00, 11.00)

Cheat window 🔼

The cheat list can be loaded with cheats file, and the cheat value can be edited and locked.
The cheat list has a group expandable/collapsable mechanism, and the cheat description with the same beginning will be set to the same group.
You can add the address to the Cheat List from the Query window or Hex Editor, and can also be added manually.
The value of multiple addresses can be edited at the same time, select the multiple cheats and right-click to perform the edit. (0.9.3.0)
You can copy the memory address from the cheat or query list. (0.9.3.2)
You can also open the Hex editor in the main window and manually enter the address. (0.9.3.2)
The cheat list will show row number. (0.9.4.5)
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)
Added an "Auto Refresh Cheat" button in the main window. When enabled, it will automatically reload cheat values from the PS4 at intervals specified by the CheatAutoRefreshTimerInterval option. (0.9.9.2)
Added support for automatically removing non-Hex characters from input Hex text. When you select HexView from the ToolStrip in the main window, this prevents the program from encountering Hex conversion errors. (0.9.9.5)
Added the CheatGridViewGroupByEnabled option, which allows you to enable or disable the grouping feature in CheatGridView. (0.9.9.6)
When closing the main window, a confirmation prompt will ask if you want to close the window. (0.9.9.13)
When unchecked LockEnable in the Cheat window, it will immediately stop the Task that locks cheats. (0.9.9.14)
When unchecked AutoRefresh in the Cheat window, it will immediately stop the Task that refreshes cheats. (0.9.9.14)
When double-clicking the Refresh button in the Cheat window, it will immediately stop the Task that refreshes cheats. (0.9.9.14)

Cheat file support

Cheat (*.cht)
PS4CheaterNeo special format, but also supports loading(only) the following formats: (0.9.4.3)

1.5|eboot.bin|ID:CUSA99999|VER:09.99|FM:672
data|2|ABCDE|4 bytes|999|0|DescForData|30ABCDE
simple pointer|pointer|float|@7777777_3_3333333+50+0+8+1B0+64|data|float|999|1|DescForPointer|
@batchcode|data|0|0|code||offset:0x7777777 value:0x0123456789ABCDEF size:8;offset:0xAABBCC value:0x0123456789 size:5|0|DescForBatchcode (0.9.4.5)

Cheat Relative (*.chtr)
PS4CheaterNeo special format, use relative addresses when multiple cheat addresses are close together (0.9.5.7)
Cheat Trainer/GoldHEN (*.json, *.shn, *.mc4)
Cheat format used by PS4 Trainer and GoldHEN Cheat (0.9.6.0)
Now supports loading all Cheat Trainer/GoldHEN formats (*.json, *.shn, *.mc4), with MC4 formats supporting reading only.(1.0.2.2)
In the "Add/Edit Cheat" interface within the main window, you can choose whether to input ON and OFF values (must be in hexadecimal).(1.0.2.1)
You can write the values of ON or OFF to the PS4 by right-clicking in the CheatGridView and selecting "Active"(1.0.2.1)
eboot.bin The loaded "eboot.bin" here will be compared with the section memory content of the game executable, and the differing memory data between the two will be obtained. you must select to load an "eboot.bin" with the same game ID but differing from the content of the currently running game for the comparison to be valid.(1.0.2.1)

Add Address

You can manually add addresses to the Cheat List.

Query window 🔼

Opening the query window will automatically refresh processes list, if eboot.bin already exists it will be selected.
Support query multiple targets, Multiple query windows can be opened at the same time.
In addition to query types such as Byte, Float, Double, Hex, etc., ScanType also supports Group types.
Make the section of the suspected target more obvious.
The query value will skip the filtered section list when the Filter checkbox is clicked.
The preset section filter rules is libSce, libc.prx, SceShell, SceLib, SceNp, SceVoice, SceFios, libkernel, SceVdec, these rules can also be customized in the Query page of the Options window.
The section list whose length is less than SectionFilterSize (default is 200K, can be modified in Option) will be filtered when the FilterSize checkbox is clicked. (0.9.4.9)
Support dump section to binary files in section list. (0.9.6.2)
Added collapsible split container ui in Query and HexEditor and PointerFinder (can be set in EnableCollapsibleContainer options to enable or not). (0.9.7.3)
Added SimpleValue CheckBox in the query window. When the scan type is float or double, this feature can be enabled to reduce unnecessary results. (0.9.7.3)
Added Not CheckBox in the query window. When this feature is enabled, the scanning logic can be reversed. For example, if the compare type is exact and Not is enabled, it becomes not exact. (0.9.7.3)
Added AutoPause and DoneResume CheckBox in the query window, you can determine whether to enable or not. (0.9.7.3)
Added ScanType that supports Auto determine numeric (AutoNumeric) in Query. (0.9.8.3)
Added support for FullRowSelect in the SectionView of the Query window, this feature requires enabling FullRowSelect in the Query of the Options window. (0.9.9.1)
Added support for not skipping byte 0 values when the Compare Type is UnknownInitial in the Query window. This feature needs to be enabled in the Option window under the Query's UnknownInitialScanDoNotSkip0 option. (0.9.9.5)
Note: Enabling this option will significantly increase the number of results and restart the Query window for the setting to take effect. (0.9.9.5)

Added the display of section-related count numbers in the Query window. (0.9.9.1)
Added support to immediately display the current count of sections in the status bar when the Query window is opened. (0.9.9.2)

Added support for "Check all", "Uncheck all", and "Invert checked" in the right-click context menu of the SectionView in the Query window. (0.9.9.1)
Added support for "Check that contains", "Uncheck that contains", "Check that has prot" and "Uncheck that has prot" in the right-click menu of the SectionView in the Query window. (0.9.9.3)
Added support for inputting multiple prot values in the 'Check/Uncheck that has prot' function in SectionView. The program will now automatically detect delimiter symbols, including ',', '-', ';', '|', and spaces. (0.9.9.5)
Added support for "Check that contains Hidden", "Uncheck that contains Hidden" in the right-click menu of the SectionView in the Query window. (0.9.9.8)
Move the "Check all," "Uncheck all," "Invert checked," "Check that contains..." menus into the submenu of the Items menu. (1.0.2.6)
Move the "Check all Hidden," "Un-Check all Hidden..." menus into the submenu of the Hidden Items menu. (1.0.2.6)
Added support for "Invert checked Hidden" and "Disable checked Hidden" in the right-click context menu of the SectionView in the Query window. (1.0.2.6)
Disable checked Hidden
Executing "Disable checked Hidden" will set the Valid of the checked Hidden sections to Disable, and update the settings written to the Hidden configuration file at the "path to PS4CheaterNeo\sections\[GAME_ID].conf" path. To revert, manual editing of the conf file is required, changing the Valid of the Hidden sections from False to True. Note: The Query window needs to Refresh Processes to incorporate the new Hidden conf settings.

Added Filter CheckBox in the Min and Max Address fields of the Query window. (1.0.0)
Whether selected or not, the search will be limited by the input Minimum and Maximum address range for query targets. If selected, it will also filter the SectionView content based on the input Minimum and Maximum address range.

Query window: SlowMotion and Pause

game process can be pause or resume or SlowMotion in query window (0.9.5.2)
Pause or resume requires Attach ps4 Debugging when using the original ps4debug payload
After Attach ps4 Debugging, be sure to close query window before closing the game, otherwise the PS4 will crash.
Performing SlowMotion will require Enter the SlowMotion pause and resume interval (in milliseconds, larger intervals will be slower, default 100 100)
Using ctn123's ps4debug payload will use ProcessExt's pause and resume instead of Attach ps4 Debugging (0.9.6.5)

Query window: Undo scan and auto pause

Support undo scan(~~revert to the previous scan result~~), need to enable EnableUndoScan in the options. (0.9.7.0)
Support automatically pause the game when starting the scan in query, need to enable EnableScanAutoPause in the options. (0.9.7.0)
Support automatically resume the game when the scan is complete in query, need to enable EnableScanDoneResume in the options. (0.9.7.0)
Supports undo or redo to any scanned result position. (1.0.1.0)

Query window: format of scan range supports offset

An offset can be used to enter the scan range in the Query window. (0.9.7.2)
Range format (hex, "0x" can be omitted):
Min: 12345678-1000 Max: 12345678+1000
Min: 0x12345678-0x1000 Max: 0x12345678+0x1000

Query window: Dump Import PS4 section memory block

You can perform Dump or Import of PS4 section memory block from the right-click menu in the SectionView of the Query window. (0.9.8.7)
Note that this functionality is experimental; after importing dump files, the game is likely to be abnormal or encounter errors around 99% of the time.

Query window: Compare to first scan

Added support for comparing to the first scan result in the Query window. (0.9.9.3)
For scans performed after the initial scan, if the "Compare to first scan" checkbox is enabled, the current result values will be compared to the values from the first scan. (0.9.9.3)

Query window: Detect Hidden Section

Added support for automatically detecting hidden sections.
When the "DetectHiddenSection" option is enabled, SectionView will automatically force the display of sections that are hidden due to undefined addresses by the system. This feature is currently experimental. (0.9.9.7)
Automatically detecting hidden sections is done by arranging the existing sections
from the smallest Start address to the largest. If the memory addresses of two sections are not contiguous, a new section is automatically added to fill the addresses that are undefined by the system. This detection process is executed when the DetectHiddenSection option is enabled in the settings. (0.9.9.7)
Changed the format of the LastHiddenSectionLengthHex option from int to ulong,
so now this option is not limited by the int32 upper limit, and when initializing the last hidden section, it will be automatically processed in segments according to the buffer length (128MB). (0.9.9.8)
Previously, when detecting hidden sections, there was no segmentation processing for each section.
Now, each detected hidden section is segmented according to the buffer length (128M), following the standard section processing method. This helps reduce memory usage during Query scanning. (0.9.9.8)
Added support for setting the starting address of HiddenSection as the end address of the previous section.
avoiding starting addresses that do not end with an integer 0. You can enable/disable this by setting the HiddenSectionStartAtPreviousEnd option, which is enabled by default. (0.9.9.9)

Added support for "SCAN for Hidden Sections" in the Query window.
When executed, it will scan all Hidden Sections and verify the actual start and end addresses of sections in the PS4's memory that contain data. This scan will take a significant amount of time, at least one hour or more. (0.9.9.10)
The relevant execution steps are as follows:

Enable the "DetectHiddenSection" and "WriteHiddenSectionConf" options in the Options window.
Open the Query window and wait for the Hidden Sections conf file to be generated. Verify if the "path to PS4CheaterNeo\sections\[GAME_ID].conf" file exists.
Once the conf file is confirmed to exist, select the "SCAN for Hidden Sections" scan type and begin the scan, which will take at least one hour.
After completing the scan, you can check if there have been any changes in the conf file's contents and the Prot of executable sections will automatically be set to 7.
When opening a new Query window, it will automatically load the corresponding game ID's conf file and display Hidden Section addresses and whether they should be shown, based on the configuration.
The conf file format is "SID, Start, End, Valid, Prot, Name" with each line recording a local Hidden Section. When "Valid" is false, it means that this section has no data.

Query window: Clone scan result

Added a "Clone" button in the Query window, allowing the current scanning state and results to be duplicated into a new Query window. For example, after performing an "Unknown Initial" scan, you can copy the scan results into multiple new Query windows and then execute different scans. (1.0.1.5)

Scan Type 🔼

Depending on the length of the data, there are different results in the query, you need to use the scan type to specify the type of target data
Integer types now support unsigned and signed (Can enter negative values)(0.9.8.4)
Experimental feature, auto set the integer to signed when a negative value is entered(0.9.8.4)
Integral numeric types (C# reference)
Floating-point numeric types (C# reference)

Scan Type: Byte

Unsigned 8-bit integer
Range: 0 to 0xFF (255)
Signed 8-bit integer
Range: -0x80 to 0x7F (-128 to 127)

Scan Type: 2 Bytes

Unsigned 16-bit integer
Range: 0 to 0xFFFF (65,535)
Signed 16-bit integer
Range: -0x8000 to 0x7FFF (-32,768 to 32,767)

Scan Type: 4 Bytes

Unsigned 32-bit integer
Range: 0 to 0xFFFFFFFF (4,294,967,295)
Signed 32-bit integer
Range: -0x80000000 to 0x7FFFFFFF (-2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647)

Scan Type: 8 Bytes

Unsigned 64-bit integer
Range: 0 to 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF (18,446,744,073,709,551,615)
Signed 64-bit integer
Range: -0x8000000000000000 to 0x7FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF (-9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807)

Scan Type: Float

32-bit single-precision (4 bytes)
Precision: ~6-9 digits
Approximate range: ±1.5 x 10−45 to ±3.4 x 1038

Scan Type: Double

64-bit double-precision (8 bytes)
Precision: ~15-17 digits
Approximate range: ±5.0 × 10−324 to ±1.7 × 10308

Scan Type: String

Use any length string to query the target data

Scan Type: Hex

Use any length Hex string to query the target data
search hex with wildcards or decimal (0.9.7.5)
Added support for search hex with wildcards when ScanType is Hex

For example
Memory: 00 00 00 10 FF EE DD CC 00 00 00 20
Input: 00 00 00 10 ?? ?? ** ** 00 00 00 20
Hex CheckBox clicked, ?? is the same as **, blank can also be omitted

Added support for search hex using decimal when ScanType is Hex

For example
Memory: 00 00 00 10 FF EE DD CC 00 00 00 20
Input: ? ? ? ? 255 238 221 204 * * * *
Hex CheckBox unclicked, ? is the same as *, blank spaces are required

Scan Type: Group

Use group search when you already know the data structure of the query target.
Input format: [ValueType1:]ValueNumber1 [,] [ValueType2:]ValueNumber2 [,] [ValueType3:]ValueNumber3...
The ValueType can be 1(Byte), 2(2 Bytes), 4(4 Bytes), 8(8 Bytes), F(Float), D(Double), H(Hex) or not specified.
The ValueNumber can be specified as an asterisk(*) or question mark(?) when the value is unknown.
The delimiter can be comma(,) or space( ).

ScanType: Group, unspecified types

The type of literals in a group search can be automatically determined by its suffix or prefix or specific characters as follows(case insensitive)(0.9.4.5):
The literal with the u or ul, lu suffix is of type ulong(8 Bytes),
The literal with the f suffix is of type float,
The literal with the d suffix is of type double,
The literal with the 0x prefix is of type Hex(hexadecimal),
The literal contains a decimal point (.) character is of type float,
The literal contains a~f characters is of type Hex(hexadecimal) when not parsed as float and double,
Other literals of unspecified types, default to uint(4 Bytes) type.

Example:
Assuming the target structure is 63 00 E7 03 00 00 AB CD 00 00 00 01
Group scan can be entered as 2:99 999 ? 2:256
Assuming the target structure is 02 00 AB CD E7 03 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
Group scan can be entered as 2:2 2:? e7030000 1u

ScanType: Auto determine numeric (AutoNumeric)

Experimental feature, may take more time to process, but can automatically confirm the numeric type (0.9.8.3)
Use this type to automatically determine the numeric type in query (Byte, 2 Bytes, 4 Bytes, 8 Bytes, Float, Double)

Hex Editor 🔼

Display the detailed information values of the address value of the current cursor position.
Make address values greater than zero more obvious.
You can add the address to the Cheat List from the current cursor position.
Ability to copy and paste hex values. (0.9.2.0)
The current scroll position will not be changed when refreshing the Hex editor. (0.9.3.2)
Turns red when an address value is modified, and green after committing. (0.9.3.5)
Disassembler current hex values and display. (0.9.5.8)
Enter assembler and display as hex value. (0.9.5.9)
Immediately show the changed position when refreshing in the Hex editor. (0.9.7.1)
Support auto refresh interval when Auto is enabled in the Hex editor.(recommended for wired network, the default setting is every 2.5 seconds)(0.9.7.1)
It is now possible to swap bytes to display the value of the current address in the Hex Editor. (0.9.7.7)
Added support for find forward or backward feature in Hex editor, Default is find forward. (0.9.7.10)
Added support for automatic selection of the value change (red and green value) position closest to the current location when there is no input value for the find value, when the option "AutoFindClosestChangedPosition" is enabled (enabled by default). (0.9.8.5)
Added support for searching memory using LittleEndian endianness when the option "UsingLittleEndian" is enabled. Note: When LittleEndian is enabled, regardless of input length, the input Hex values will be completely reversed (using Array.Reverse). (0.9.9.0)

Hex editor: displaying decimal, float, and double

The hex value can be displayed as a numeric value, when the ByteGrouping of Hex editor is set to decimal or float or double. (0.9.7.2)
Note: This feature is for display only and does not support direct editing of values.
ByteGrouping types are as follows:
B01 = Size:01, Hex
B02 = Size:02, Hex
B04 = Size:04, Hex
B08 = Size:08, Hex
B16 = Size:16, Hex
B01Decimal = Size:01, Decimal byte
B02Decimal = Size:02, Decimal ushort
B04Decimal = Size:04, Decimal uint
B08Decimal = Size:08, Decimal ulong
B04Float = Size:04, Float
B08Double = Size:08, Double

Hex editor: Section switching ComboBox

Added a Section switching ComboBox at the top right of the Hex Editor, allowing for quick Section switching. (0.9.9.8)

Hex editor: Jump to Address／Offset

Added support for "Jump to Address" in the HexEditor's context menu. Enter an address, and it will automatically navigate to that location. (0.9.9.9)
Added support for "Jump to Offset" in the HexEditor's context menu. Enter an offset value from the current address, and it will navigate to the address relative to the current position. Negative offsets are also accepted. (0.9.9.9)

Pointer finder 🔼

Make the base address of the pointer be in the executable section when FastScan is clicked.
If there is no result, you can try to click NegativeOffset.
The finder will skip the filtered section list when the filter checkbox is clicked.
The preset section filter rules is libSce, libc.prx, SceShell, SceLib, SceNp, SceVoice, SceFios, libkernel, SceVdec, these rules can also be customized.
Default maximum offset range (MaxRange) changed from 8192 to 0 (unlimited range) in PointerFinder. (0.9.7.1)
Added support for PointerFinder auto sorting by Base Address field default, and also supports manual sorting. (0.9.8.2)
PointerFinder now supports stable sorting, maintaining the relative order of the previous sorting during sorting. (0.9.9.8)

Section 🔼

The memory address of the PS4 game is the start position of the specific section plus the relative offset value.
The start position of sections is dynamic and will change every time you start the game or load the game save or just go through a scene in the game.
This program will reload the sections when executes the lock or refresh the cheat codes to ensure that it is correct.

Section ID

To process memory addresses, the program needs to use SectionID to obtain the corresponding Section.
The original PS4_Cheater's rule for establishing SectionID is to sort Sections from low to high address, and obtain the count value as SectionsID.
for example, if the SectionID is 100, the Section in the 100th position will be read.
What is the problem? When the number of Sections is low, the order will not be wrong,
but if the number of Sections is from one hundred to more than one thousand, it is easy to obtain the wrong Section,
because the game is started at different times, the value of Section often changes.
This program attempts to create a SectionID(abbreviated as SID below) that can correctly correspond to a Section at different times,
SID v1 version encoding rules are as follows(rules established before 0.9.5.5-beta):

The 1st code is idx used to count multiple Sections generated by the same MemoryEntry
The 3rd to 6th code is sIdx will continue to count until the Prot value changes and will be reset
The 7th to 8th code is ProtCnt will count when the Prot value changes
The 9th code is the TypeCode when the Section has a name it is 1, otherwise it is 2

SID v2 version encoding rules are as follows(rules established from 0.9.5.5-beta):

The 1st code is idx used to count multiple Sections generated by the same MemoryEntry
The 3rd to 5th code is sIdx will continue to count until the HighBits or TypeCode or Prot changes, it will be reset
The 6th code is ProtCnt which counts when the Prot value changes and resets when the TypeCode changes
The 7th code is the TypeCode when the Section has a name it is 1, otherwise it is 2
The 8th to 10th code is HighBits which will be taken from the high-order bits of the address, such as AB12345678 => 171(AB)

Saving will automatically update the SID value when loading cht cheat files from older versions.
For example:

If the destination address we found is 3890012345, its Section is 3890000000, and the relative address is 12345
The current Section table is as follows:

AddrStart　　Prot　count　　　SIDv1　　　　　SID
34E6200000　　3　　1076　　200006300　　522000600
34E7800000　　3　　1077　　200006400　　522000700
3890000000　　3　　1078　　200006500　　562000000 <-- Section of the destination address
3890200000　　3　　1079　　200006600　　562000100
3890600000　　3　　1080　　200006700　　562000200

Each Section does not exist every time, causing the total number of Sections to increase or decrease,
suppose the next time you start the game, add Section 34EA200000, and its SID will change to the following
use the "count or SIDv1" of the previous save and you will get the wrong Section

AddrStart　　Prot　count　　　SIDv1　　　　　SID
34E6200000　　3　　1076　　200006300　　522000600
34E7800000　　3　　1077　　200006400　　522000700
34EA200000　　3　　1078　　200006500　　522000800 <-- Suppose this Section is added when the game is started this time, using count or SIDv1 will get the wrong Section
3890000000　　3　　1079　　200006600　　562000000 <-- The actual Section of the destination address
3890200000　　3　　1080　　200006700　　562000100
3890600000　　3　　1081　　200006800　　562000200

Hotkey 🔼

Currently, the hotkeys are hardcoded in the program...(1.0.2.9)

main window hotkey

Control + O
Perform open file
Control + S
Perform save file
Control + Q
Open Query window
Control + H
Open HexView window
Alt + S
Open Settings window
Control + A
Perform add address
Control + R
Perform refresh cheat list
Alt + E
Perform Collapse or ExpandAll in the CheatGridView, automatically determining the current status
Alt + L
Set LockEnable to enable or disable, depending on the current button activation status
Alt + R
Set AutoRefresh to enable or disable, depending on the current button activation status

query window hotkey

Control + G
Perform get processes(retrieve all program lists again)
Control + P
Perform pause or resume. If the current status is paused, execute resume; otherwise, do the opposite
Alt + S
Perform the first or next scan
Alt + U
Perform undo scan
Alt + R
Perform redo scan
Control + R
Perform refresh result list
Control + N
Create a new scan, clearing the current scan results
Alt + C
Clone the current scan results into a new Query window
Control + Left: Collapse the left Split panel
Control + Right: Expand the left Split panel
Control + Up: Collapse the upper right Split panel
Control + Down: Expand the upper right Split panel

HexEditor window hotkey

Control + P
Go to Previous Page
Control + N
Go to Next Page
Control + R
Refresh HexBox
Control + S
Write Modifications to PS4
Control + A
Add to Cheat Grid
F3
Perform Find, forward or backward depending on whether "Forward" is checked
Control + Left: Collapse the left Split panel
Control + Right: Expand the left Split panel
Control + Up: Collapse the upper right Split panel
Control + Down: Expand the upper right Split panel

Option 🔼

Added option window, you can adjust some program settings. (0.9.4.0)
Added support for light theme now, In the UI of the option window, you can choose the theme as dark or light. (0.9.7.8)
Added support for export, import, restore settings feature in Option. (0.9.7.10)

General

PS4IP:
Enter PS4 IP location.
PS4Port:
Enter PS4 Port.
PS4FWVersion:
Enter PS4 FW Version (Confirm the fw version only when perform sendpayload).
PS4DBGType: Decide the type of PS4 debugger library: the original ps4debug(and ps5) or DeathRGH/frame4, Changes may require a restart to take effect. Default is ps4debug. (1.0.3.0)
UILanguage:
Determine the language displayed. Default english. (1.0.2.0)
UIFont:
Determine the UI Font Family. Default Consolas. (1.0.2.0)
UIOpacity:
Determines the opacity of the window, the maximum is 1 (opaque), Default is 0.95. (0.9.7.7)
CollapsibleContainer:
Determines whether to enable collapsible split container ui in Query and HexEditor and PointerFinder windows. Default enabled. (0.9.7.3)
CheatGridViewGroupByEnabled:
Determines whether to enable the GroupByEnabled feature in CheatGridView. When enabled, Cheat items will be grouped. If you have a large number of Cheat items, you may consider disabling this feature to speed up Cheat loading. After setting this, you need to restart the program for it to take effect. Default enabled (0.9.9.6)
CheatGridGroupRefreshThreshold:
To prevent excessive wait times during GroupRefresh, the GridView's GroupRefresh mechanism is activated only when the number of cheats is less than this value. Default is 10000. (1.0.1.3)
PS4DBGMutexFactor:
It is not recommended to adjust this value, and changes take effect only after a restart. The Mutex factor determines the number of connections that PS4DBG can occupy during initialization. For ReadMemory, the number of connections is from 0 to (but not including) mutexFactor. For WriteMemory, the number of connections is from mutexFactor to (but not including) 2*mutexFactor. Default value is 3 (0.9.9.2)
DisplayChangesListWhenSaving:
Determines whether to display the list of change options when saving in Option windows. Default enabled. (1.0.1.3)

Cheat

CheatLock:
Determines whether to enable cheat lock in the main window. Default enabled. (0.9.7.3)
CheatCellDirtyValueCommit:
Determine whether to automatically write to PS4 when editing cheat values in UpDown, Default enabled. (0.9.5.3)
VerifySectionWhenLock:
Determine whether to enable verifying Section values when locking cheat items, Default enabled. (0.9.4.1)
VerifySectionWhenRefresh:
Determine whether to enable verifying Section values when refreshing the cheat list, Default enabled. (0.9.4.1)
CheatAutoRefresh:
Determines whether to enable Auto Refresh in main window. Default disabled. (0.9.9.2)
CheatAutoRefreshShowStatus:
Determines whether to display its execution status in the main window when CheatAutoRefresh is enabled. Default disabled. (0.9.9.2)
CheatAutoRefreshTimerInterval:
Determines the Interval of AutoRefreshTimer when AutoRefresh is enabled, in milliseconds. Default 2500. (0.9.9.2)

Query

AutoPerformGetProcesses:
Determine whether to enable automatic perform get processes when opening the Query window, Default enabled. (0.9.4.1)
DefaultProcess:
Set the default selected program when perform get processes, Default is eboot.bin. (0.9.4.1)
MaxQueryThreads:
Enter the number of threads to use when querying, Default is 3 threads.
MinResultAccessFactor:
Access value directly by address when the number of query results for the same Section is less than this factor, Used to control whether to read Section data completely, or directly access the value by address, Default value is 50. (0.9.4.2)
MinResultAccessFactorThreshold:
Set a value for the section size (in bytes). The MinResultAccessFactor option will only take effect when the section size is greater than this value. Default size is 1048576(1MB). (0.9.9.11)
FilterQuery:
Determine whether to enable filtering Sections when opening the query window, Default enabled.
SectionFilterKeys:
Enter the filter value, the filter will be set here when listing Sections.
FilterSizeQuery:
Determine whether to enable filtering Sections when opening the query window. Default enabled. (0.9.4.8)
SectionFilterSize:
Filter out when section size is less than this value(unit is bytes), Default is 204,800. (0.9.4.8)
MaxResultShow:
Enter the maximum number of displayed query results. will only affect the number of results displayed in the ResultView, Default value is 8192.
QueryBufferSize:
Set the minimum buffer size (in MB) in querying and pointerFinder, enter 0 to not use buffer, Setting this value to 0 is better when the total number of Sections in the game is low. If the game has more than a thousand Sections, Buffer must be set. Default 50 (0.9.4.10)
UndoScan:
Determines whether to enable undo scan(revert to the previous scan result), if enabled, more memory needs to be used during scanning. Default enable. (0.9.7.0)
ScanAutoPause:
Determines whether to automatically pause the game when starting the scan in query. Default disabled. (0.9.7.0)
ScanDoneResume:
Determines whether to automatically resume the game when the scan is complete in query. Default disabled. (0.9.7.0)
ShowSearchSizeFirstScan:
Determines whether to show search size message when FirstScan. Default enabled. (0.9.7.6)
UnknownInitialScanDoNotSkip0:
Determines whether to enable not skipping values with a byte of 0 when the Compare Type is UnknownInitial in the Query window. Note: Enabling this option will significantly increase the number of results. Restart the Query window for the setting to take effect. Default disabled. (0.9.9.5)
FloatingResultExact:
Determines whether to make the calculation result of Floating(float, double) completely exact in query window, there can be 0.0001 difference in the old mechanism. Default enabled. (0.9.7.5)
FloatingSimpleValueExponents:
Determine the exponents value of the simple value of floating. this option value is used in the query window when SimpleValues for floating point numbers is enabled. Cheat Engine is set to 11 (2 to the 11th power = 2^11 = plus or minus 2048). Default value is 11. (0.9.7.3)
FullRowSelect:
Determine whether to enable the FullRowSelect feature in the SectionView of the Query window. Default disabled. (0.9.9.1)
DetectHiddenSection:
Determine whether to enable automatic detection of hidden sections. This is currently an experimental feature. Default disabled. (0.9.9.7)
DetectHiddenSectionStartFromTheEnd:
Determine whether to enable detecting hidden sections starting from the end address of the last section. Default disabled. (1.0.2.4)
LastHiddenSectionLengthHex:
Specify the Hex length of the last hidden section. This only takes effect when DetectHiddenSection is enabled. Default value is 0x40000000. (0.9.9.7)
HiddenSectionStartAtPreviousEnd:
Determine whether to enable the starting address of the Hidden Section to be the end address of the previous section. If not enabled, the starting address will be the end address of the previous section plus 1. Default enable. (0.9.9.9)
WriteHiddenSectionConf:
Determine whether to enable writing detected hidden section configurations to the "path to PS4CheaterNeo\sections\[GAME_ID].conf" path. This option must be enabled when using the "SCAN for Hidden Sections" query window scan type. Note: Enabling this option will result in longer startup times for the Query window as it queries [GAME_ID] information every time the program starts. Default disabled. (0.9.9.10)

HexEditor

AutoRefresh:
Determines whether to enable Auto Refresh in HexEditor. Default disabled. (0.9.7.3)
AutoRefreshTimerInterval:
Determines the Interval of AutoRefreshTimer when AutoRefresh is enabled, in milliseconds, HexEditor needs to be restarted after this value is changed. Default 2500. (0.9.7.3)
HexInfoDash:
Determines the delimited dash value that displays the current Hex value in the HexEditor. Default "-". (0.9.7.7)
AutoFindClosestChangedPosition:
Determines whether to enable automatic selection of the value change (red and green value) position closest to the current location when there is no input value for the find value. Default enabled. (0.9.8.5)
InputIsHexFormat:
Determines whether to enable the input format for searching as Hex in the HexEditor window. Default enabled. (0.9.9.0)
UsingLittleEndian:
Determines whether to enable using LittleEndian endianness, when the input format for the search is Hex, in the HexEditor window, if this option is not checked, it will use BigEndian. Note: When LittleEndian is enabled, regardless of input length, the input Hex values will be completely reversed (using Array.Reverse). Default disabled. (0.9.9.0)

UI

ColorTheme:
Determine color theme.
UiForeColor:
Determine the UI foreground color.
UiBackColor:
Determine the UI background color.
MainForeColor:
Determine the Main foreground color.
MainBackColor:
Determine the Main background color.
MainToolStrip1BackColor:
Determine the Main ToolStrip1 background color.
MainCheatGridViewRowIndexForeColor:
Determine the Main CheatGridView RowIndex foreground color.
MainCheatGridViewBackgroundColor:
Determine the Main CheatGridView background color.
MainCheatGridViewBaseRowColor:
Determine the Main CheatGridView base row color.
MainCheatGridViewGridColor:
Determine the Main CheatGridView grid color.
MainCheatGridCellForeColor:
Determine the Main dataGridViewCellStyle foreground color.
MainCheatGridCellBackColor:
Determine the Main dataGridViewCellStyle background color.
QueryStatusStrip1BackColor:
Determine the Query StatusStrip1 background color.
QueryAlignmentBoxForeColor:
Determine the AlignmentBox foreground color.
QueryScanBtnBackColor:
Determine the Query ScanBtn background color.
QuerySectionViewFilterForeColor:
Determine the Query SectionView Filter foreground color.
QuerySectionViewFilterBackColor:
Determine the Query SectionView Filter background color.
QuerySectionViewFilterSizeForeColor:
Determine the Query SectionView FilterSize foreground color.
QuerySectionViewFilterSizeBackColor:
Determine the Query SectionView FilterSize background color.
QuerySectionViewExecutableForeColor:
Determine the Query SectionView executable foreground color.
QuerySectionViewNoNameForeColor:
Determine the Query SectionView NoName foreground color.
QuerySectionViewNoName2ForeColor:
Determine the Query SectionView NoName2 foreground color.
QuerySectionViewHiddenForeColor:
Determine the Query SectionView Hidden foreground color.
QuerySectionViewItemCheck1BackColor:
Determine the Query SectionView ItemCheck1 background color.
QuerySectionViewItemCheck2BackColor:
Determine the Query SectionView ItemCheck2 background color.
HexEditorChangedFinishForeColor:
Determine the HexEditor ChangedFinish foreground color.
HexEditorShadowSelectionColor:
Determine the HexEditor ShadowSelection color.
HexEditorZeroBytesForeColor:
Determine the HexEditor ZeroBytes foreground color.
PointerFinderStatusStrip1BackColor:
Determine the PointerFinder statusStrip1 background color.
PointerFinderScanBtnBackColor:
Determine the PointerFinder ScanBtn background color.
SendPayloadStatusStrip1BackColor:
Determine the SendPayload statusStrip1 background color.

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Credits & Reference 🔼

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ps4debug
PS4_Cheater
PS4_Cheater_ctn123
Be.HexEditor
SharpDisasm
AsmJit
GroupGridView
OptionTreeView
CollapsibleSplitcontainer
GoldHEN
GoldHEN_Cheat_Repository
Reaper-Software-Suite
save-decrypters
DeathRGH/frame4

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Cheat file support

Add Address

Query window 🔼

Query window: SlowMotion and Pause

Query window: Undo scan and auto pause

Query window: format of scan range supports offset

Query window: Dump Import PS4 section memory block

Query window: Compare to first scan

Query window: Detect Hidden Section

Query window: Clone scan result

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Scan Type: Byte

Scan Type: 2 Bytes

Scan Type: 4 Bytes

Scan Type: 8 Bytes

Scan Type: Float

Scan Type: Double

Scan Type: String

Scan Type: Hex

Scan Type: Group

ScanType: Group, unspecified types

ScanType: Auto determine numeric (AutoNumeric)

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Hex editor: displaying decimal, float, and double

Hex editor: Section switching ComboBox

Hex editor: Jump to Address／Offset

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main window hotkey

query window hotkey

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