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well, wee can do it by hex too, no more plugin!

for 3.90, paf , offset 0x1A39B0, default value is 0.0166666

please note, it will affect both opening & XMB wave speed.

here my demo for "speed" = 0.5

Spoiler for wave speed 0.5:



Quote:Well, if anyone is interested in the waves patch to apply it to some vsh plugin, this is the code (for 3.90):

Code:
SceModule2* mod = sceKernelFindModuleByName("scePaf_Module");
if (mod)
{
        // Change AnimateGmo(1.0f / 60.0f) -> AnimateGmo(12.0f / 60.0f)
               
        // change address of float loading by previous unused space
        _sw(_lw(mod->text_addr+0xFB87C)-4, mod->text_addr+0xFB87C);
        // Change the before unused variable to 12.0f/60.0f
        _sw(0x3E4CCCCC, mod->text_addr+0x1A38EC);

       sceKernelDcacheWritebackAll(); sceKernelIcacheClearAll();

}

Of course, the "speed" (frame advance) can be increased changing the 12/60 (0x3E4CCCCC in hexadecimal) by a greater number.

VSH plugin for it

http://forums.maxconsole.net/showthread....post906506
Red_Squirrel Wrote:Thanks to D.A. now i can release a new version of this patching prx.
Now date will not touched, it will remain correct! Only waves will be patched!

Download from HERE
When the date is 2/04/2008 the waves not working.


Maybe the plugin verify this.
MAXAITA Wrote:When the date is 2/04/2008 the waves not working.


Maybe the plugin verify this.

Using the plugin and having the date set to March33 makes the wave stop moving,

There is no need to have the date set to March33,
Wave's moves get kinda weird when accelerated :S
yes. wee can hex it without plguin too ;)
Awesome find!
the paf edit is way better than using PSP on SPEED to modify the system_plugin_bg and opening -plugin files!
dark alex is a pocky head, he should just tell us all the offsets
But actual C code makes it applicable to practically ANY old/future firmware.

Its much faster than looking for offsets.
|-Anubis-| Wrote:But actual C code makes it applicable to practically ANY old/future firmware.

Its much faster than looking for offsets.

meh...finding offsets is a piece of cake once they are found once!
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