Double posting is allowed here as long as you are posting new tips (no useless spam) although it will be easier to simply edit your old post!


This topic is for everything memory related in coding. So it's for people who want to further advance in CLEO or make trainers for San Andreas.


Post any snippets of useful stuff here and ask/offer help ect. You can also show off any random work of arts that you've coded.

A common wish for most people is the ability to code cheats in San Andreas. So I will show you the easiest ways to do it!

0x969110 is the start of a memory address pool that stores the last 30 pressed keys into the game memory. You can read these in order to tell if a player has typed cheats or simply a certain combination of keys.


Let's recreate the cheat "HESOYAM"



We can only read 1, 2 or 4 of the last pressed keys at a time. So if we wanted to read all 30, we'd have to keep reading 4 until we get to 28, then read 2 or read 1 twice..

Each time we read 1, we have to increase the read_memory number by 1, otherwise we read the same key twice.


The if or conditions are there to make sure each of the keys have been pressed.

If the H, E, S, O, Y, A and M keys have been pressed (and pressed in the order of the descending variable number), then it will jump to :CHEATS_HEAL which will then heal the player.


Let's see an example with a 4-digit cheat.



Every 2 digits after the 0x is a different letter. Here, 42 = B. 4F = O and 4D = M.

You can get a full list of these in Sanny's help files (Help > Contents > CLEO 3 Code Library > Virtual key codes).</div>

0x863984 is the address for the gravity in San Andreas. This is a float.


The default is: 0.008

You can change this to nearly anything. However, note that the gravity value is very sensitive, and so a small increase can change the gravity a lot. Have fun!

Thanks to Seemann over in the Russian section of Sanny Builder for this.



It edits the map and removes all the blue from covering the uncharted sections.

So basically, it makes the game think you've travelled everywhere in the game.


The map in this way is split into 24 sections. So this:



Reveals the first strip (the top left corner) of the map.

The strips go down, so the next strip is below the first.



The 16843009 value can be edited. If it is smaller, the strip is smaller. If larger, the strip is longer.

I'm not sure how that affects the rest of the edits though.


Again, thanks to Seemann for most of the work here.