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Unable to launch Breeze without all Cheats loading! #5
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All cheats enabled by default has nothing to do with Beeze. It is a feature of Atmosphere. Try convincing SiresM to make it default off (I think most people would prefer it). You can change it with system_settings.ini. Put this file in /atmosphere/config/ https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/blob/master/config_templates/system_settings.ini |
@SiresM (17 hours ago) in the Atomosphere issues thread that I created:
@SiresM is doubling down this is not an OS side issue. The OS settings system_settings.ini ("/atmosphere/config/") contains controls for booting the game without the Cheats BUT it is 100% down to the Cheat Manager app (ie. BREEZE) for how it handles the Cheat List once it is booted. Yes, I am already booting games with Atomosphere defaulted to disable the Cheats. The anti-cheat literally prevents me from running the game so I have to anyways. The issue is NOT starting the game with the cheats disabled. The issue is starting BREEZE without my entire list of Cheats enabled. I need the ability to launch BREEZE once my game is running with Cheats Disabled in the OS so that BREEZE does not immediately toggle on and active all the Cheats in the list. Several of the cheats in my list are programming cheats, so, toggling them off literally does nothing cause the game's code for the session is already modified. The term TOGGLE is beiong repeated a lot so I would like to ask the following questions: 1.) Is this the intend of the TOGGLE files in my Breeze folder and the Settings for TOGGLE attended to provide this individual manual control? If so, what's the difference of the Setting for Toggle 0 and Toggle 1? 2.) The generated toggle files show TRUE after each of the cheats on the list, does that mean they are toggled on at launch? Will saving the file with the word FALSE making them default to off? Is there away to adjust this without having to open the file on a computer from within the app? 3.) I noticed that the generated cheat and toggle files appear to have their own list of cheats, does this means that since all my cheats are located in "/atmosphere/contents/" folder and these are the ones that appear when I boot Breeze that I need to delete all cheats in in the "/atmosphere/contents/" folder to use the toggle defaults? |
Breeze will never turn on a cheat unless you ask it to or the cheat files that it is asked to load has a toggle file that says to turn on that particular cheat Atmosphere will save the toggle state of the cheats if a toggle file is present when you terminate the game |
Hello @tomvita,
Would you be able to add a LAUNCH option to the Settings for Breeze?
"Launch with all of Title's Cheats Disabled"
There really needs to be a way of launching Breeze without ALL cheats from a specific title enabled. This option must be available as a default of all games. There are a lot of cheats which games just do not refresh the portion of memory they alter so if you launch the games with cheats enabled or launch Breeze with a game booted with cheats disabled, the program immediately enables all Cheats.
This produces two noticible pains in the back side:
Conflicting Cheat Codes
There are many games wtih more complicated options than ON/OFF. There are many games where a player has a choice between A, B, C, D, and E in which depending upon your level or game, you would want an "ALWAYS A", "ALWAYS B", "ALWAYS C", "ALWAYS D", and "ALWAYS E" in your cheat file.
Anti-Cheat Protection
There are various Nintendo 1st Party Titles (and adjustence 1st Party titles ~ ie Pokémon series) in which the bootload is programmed to check for interference with memory addresses. The Nintendo titles with these anti-cheats will typically hard lock the game in the boot screen preventing it from loading.
3.) Programming Cheats
The cheat codes designed by replacing game mechanics code typically do not turn until the game is closed. For cheat codes which would crash the game or conflict with others, these becomes stuck in the game if launched at all. This is extremely problematic.
This is an issue that seemed to be remedied in the later versions of EdiZon SE as prior to this microSD format, EdiZon would default to all cheats Disabled on Start-up.
It just too problematic for the application defaulting to immediately enabling every cheat. A user should not have to prey that a game breaking cheat loaded cause their save was in an incompatible area of the game nor should they have to manually add cheats back to their list every other game session cause Breeze won't let the cheats just sit there doing nothing.)
There's some suggestion that the "TOGGLE" setting is supposed to provide a method for doing this. I found a file in my BREEZE file folder with a list of cheats with the word TRUE under them. None of the cheat names match my list of cheats in ATMOSPHERE/CONTENTS... so if this has anything to do with what I am looking for... documentation would be very helpful.
(I do agree that Breeze has an easier on the eyes interface.)
Thanks in advance!
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