The format for an ultimate's value is similar to that of the super attacks, except you have to add 5000 to the initial ID.įor example, x4 Kaioken Kamehameha has the ID of 5, now add 5000. The first ultimate attack value is mapped to Square again and the last is mapped to Triangle.
The format for a move's value is "XX XX XX XX" and it represents the move's ID in Hex.įor example, a move like Spirit Bomb (Super Attack) which has the ID of 4 would be "04 00 00 00" and a move like Hyper Drain which has the ID of 295 would be "27 01 00 00"Īfter the four super attack values are the Ultimate attacks. The super attack you have mapped to the Square button is the first value, next is the super attack mapped to the Triangle button, then it's Circle, lastly the X button. The address for the first Super attack of the current preset on your first CAC is located at '201BD8970'. I was unable to find a way to decrypt it in order to edit it. I've used Save Mounter to extract the SDATA000.DAT to see if I could try making it fit in a PC Save Editor but the file was encrypted. Editing any of those values in that range do nothing though, as mentioned before. Something else I noticed that was worth mentioning is that from the address '201C8B5C0' onwards, the data is structured very similarly to that of a decrypted DBXV2 Nintendo Switch save file. Attempting to change the values do nothing and when the game next saves they reset to what they were before.
I'm currently not able to modify things like Zeni or items, but I have found some values and addresses for them. I believe the values might shift sometimes, so they might be a very few addresses away from where I recorded them. I am mostly using PS4-Cheater v1.5.4.7 to modify the values for moves, appearance, clothes, presets, and equipment on version 1.17.01 of the game. I've been looking into save editing for DBXV2 on my 9.00 PS4 and I was hoping to share some of my results with the community in hopes that we'd figure out more about these saves on PS4.
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