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Cabanon
Joined: 29 Oct 2007 Posts: 6466 Location: Quebec, Canada
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Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2017 1:20 am Post subject: |
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LocalH wrote: | I dug into the PS3 build a little bit.
Edge Effect should be Trippy
Does not exist in the Wii build. |
Have you ever look into DJ Hero 1 build and see if extracting chart for the Guitar part is possible ? _________________
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ricecake
Joined: 17 May 2007 Posts: 1890 Location: Linthicum Heights, MD
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Posted: Wed Oct 25, 2017 2:34 am Post subject: |
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LocalH wrote: | I dug into the PS3 build a little bit.
Edge Effect should be Trippy
Does not exist in the Wii build. |
Confirmed on PS3! Thank you so much, after however many years the list is now complete! I'll update the wiki soon. _________________
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LocalH
Joined: 30 Oct 2006 Posts: 1400 Location: MiloHax
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Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 3:01 pm Post subject: |
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Cabanon wrote: | Have you ever look into DJ Hero 1 build and see if extracting chart for the Guitar part is possible ? |
I have not. Perhaps I might look into that sometime. _________________
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LocalH
Joined: 30 Oct 2006 Posts: 1400 Location: MiloHax
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Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 3:42 pm Post subject: |
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Curiously, I was looking through DJH1 PS2 to see if there happened to be any unknown cheats for it. What I did find was that I guess inputting cheats is not case sensitive, as few of the codes on the wiki match the case of the cheats actually in the ELF. For example, the Unlock All cheat is listed on the wiki as "una2", and the game's code lists "uNA2". Don't guess that matters, but what else really caught my eye was the internal name for a few of the cheats.
Pitch Black Out = STR_CHEAT_NoneMoreBlack
Hyper Deck = STR_CHEAT_RedBull
In looking at the PS2 build, the files (other than the main SLUS file and the SYSTEM.CNF) are inside a series of folders within two main folders, named 0 and 1. Within the 0 folder, there are 30 folders from 0 to 29, each containing various files (TXT, XML, CSV, FSB, FSG, and a few others). The stuff inside the 0 folder takes up the brunt of the disc (about 3.35GB of a 3.79GB disc), which I'm assuming would contain the music and charts. The 1 folder seems to be files related to everything else - one folder appears to contain the files that would be written to a PS2 memory card, another folder contains the IOPRP IMG and some IRX drivers, as well as several text files containing null-separated game text in various languages. The 1 folder stuff also contains several FAR archives, which are openable with Archive Explorer. _________________
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ricecake
Joined: 17 May 2007 Posts: 1890 Location: Linthicum Heights, MD
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Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2017 7:14 pm Post subject: |
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LocalH wrote: | What I did find was that I guess inputting cheats is not case sensitive, as few of the codes on the wiki match the case of the cheats actually in the ELF. For example, the Unlock All cheat is listed on the wiki as "una2", and the game's code lists "uNA2". |
Interesting; as you say, the cheats are not case sensitive. However, in an effort to achieve total correctness, would you be willing to list the canonical capitalizations?
LocalH wrote: | Don't guess that matters, but what else really caught my eye was the internal name for a few of the cheats.
Pitch Black Out = STR_CHEAT_NoneMoreBlack
Hyper Deck = STR_CHEAT_RedBull |
Funny! It's always fun to discover little Easter eggs that the devs have done to amuse themselves, even if they never intend the end-user to see them. _________________
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LocalH
Joined: 30 Oct 2006 Posts: 1400 Location: MiloHax
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Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2017 11:20 pm Post subject: |
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There is a small bit of ambiguity in the standard proportional font used here. Thus, I have enclosed the following in code tags:
Code: | STR_CHEAT_Retail,xxxx
STR_CHEAT_UnlockAll,toL0
STR_CHEAT_UnlockAllCharacters,uNA2
STR_CHEAT_UnlockAllVenues,Wv1u
STR_CHEAT_UnlockAllDecks,LauP
STR_CHEAT_UnlockAllHeadphones,62Db
STR_CHEAT_UnlockAllSongs,82xI
STR_CHEAT_UnlockAnyDJAnySet,0Jj8
STR_CHEAT_HamsterSwitch,7gEo
STR_CHEAT_AutoDSP,ab1L
STR_CHEAT_AutoCrossfader,Sl5d
STR_CHEAT_AutoGemHit,ZitH
STR_CHEAT_AutoScratch,IT6j
STR_CHEAT_AutoEuphoria,r3a9
STR_CHEAT_BedroomDJ,g7nH
STR_CHEAT_NoneMoreBlack,d4kR
STR_CHEAT_RedBull,76st
STR_CHEAT_Rainbow,?jY!
STR_CHEAT_Midas,4pe5
STR_CHEAT_EdgeDetect,2u4u
STR_CHEAT_BWNoise,b!99
STR_CHEAT_ShortDeck,51uC
STR_CHEAT_InvisibleDJ,oh5T
STR_CHEAT_BlankPlinths,ipr0
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As I have never played DJH significantly, I'm not sure what, if anything, "xxxx" does. I know there are "retail" cheats (which must be stored differently or are not present on the PS2 build) and regular cheats. The "STR_CHEAT_*" strings are the internal IDs, of course. _________________
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ricecake
Joined: 17 May 2007 Posts: 1890 Location: Linthicum Heights, MD
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Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2017 6:52 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks! I have updated the wiki. I just copied and pasted the codes so they should be correct.
The retail cheats I'm guessing are stored separately, since from what I remember, it permanently unlocks certain characters and/or mixes. That's probably why they are in a different area, since there isn't a toggle to turn them on or off once they have been unlocked. At least, that's how DJH2 works (I tried to enter a retail cheat but I got the message that, e.g., all DEADMAU5 content has already been unlocked), so I assume that's how DJH1 also works. _________________
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