Anything I didn't mention probably isn't supported either (kart race for example). Treasure Hunting will work if you don't mind emeralds being completely desycned. It is currently in very early stages (it would probably classify as a prototype or proof-of-concept), but so far supports Action Race and Shooting. It currently only uses the UDP protocol with a custom reliable packet system, although TCP is not out of the question for future versions. It finds your SA2 process while it's running, and once connected to a client will read and write memory to/from SA2's memory and send it over the network. Sonic Adventure 2: Battle Network is a console-based netplay application for Sonic Adventure 2 PC which is still very much in early development.

I'LL CLEAN IT UP LATER I SWEAR!), and everyone who helped me test it. The closest thing I got to reverse engineering was finding the input structure of which MainMemory has already documented for SADX (it's pretty much the same).Īnd with that, I also have to thank everyone who worked on the cheat table, Sonickidnextgen who wrote the socket library and helped me be less derp at programming (It's still a mess. Not to mention the executable had encrypted data which would make it crash if you tried to attach Cheat Engine's debugger. Without his work, this would not have been possible simply because I wouldn't even know where to start with a disassembly and the like. MainMemory did all of the reverse engineering. Allow me to copy/paste from the hacking contest entry:įirst of all, I owe a huge thanks to MainMemory for helping me out with a lot of things (such as enabling me to run multiple instances of SA2).

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