Cheat Type F6 lets you perform cheats in IF / ELSE IF / ELSE constructs along
with multiple conditions for each one.
It supports conditions D0, D1, D2, D3, E0, E1, E2, E3, A0, A1, A2, A3, D7 and
two new types that will only be available in the F6 conditions :-
E4 & E5 which are bit comparisons on bytes (set and clear).
Any of those types which are "block conditionals" like D7 will be treated as a
single condition with the other conditions so you wont need to worry about
extra 00000000 FFFFs just for them (infact you can drop them completely apart
from the last 00000000 FFFF, which you can also drop if you have no trailing
cheat lines after the end of the construct.
#IF / ELSE IF / ELSE Statement Example with Notes
80001000 00000001 Setup Test Condition 1
80001004 00000002 Setup Test Condition 2
80001008 00000003 Setup Test Condition 3
8000100C 00000004 Setup Test Condition 4
1F = IF, last two digits determine the number of conditions to check
F600000x x = 0 All conditions must be true, x = 1 At least One condition must be true
F6000000 1F000004 Check the next 4 lines as the conditions for the IF loop to be taken
D0001000 00000001 )
D0001004 00000002 )Conditions
D0001008 00000003 )
D000100C 00000004 )
80001010 00005555 Poke(s)
00000000 0000FFFF End of IF Statement
F6000000 E15E1F02 E15E1F = ELSE IF (same format as IF) - Can have multiple ELSE IF Blocks or none at all
D0001008 00000003 )
D000100C 00000005 )Conditions
80001010 00008888 Poke(s)
00000000 0000FFFF End of ELSE IF Statement
F6000000 E15E0000 E15E = ELSE (no need for conditions - this will poke if the others dont)
80001010 0000AAAA Poke(s)
00000000 0000FFFF End of ELSE Statement
#Multiple Test Using Joypad Left Thumb Directions, Look at Address 1100 in Debugger
F6000000 1F000001
D7020002 00100000
90001100 50205055
90001104 53534552
90001108 20204445
9000110C 20202020
F6000000 E15E1F01
D7020002 00400000
90001100 4E574F44
90001104 45525020
90001108 44455353
9000110C 20202020
F6000000 E15E1F01
D7020002 00800000
90001100 5446454C
90001104 45525020
90001108 44455353
9000110C 20202020
F6000000 E15E1F01
D7020002 00200000
90001100 48474952
90001104 52502054
90001108 45535345
9000110C 20202044
F6000000 E15E0000
90001100 20202020
90001104 20202020
90001108 20202020
9000110C 20202020
00000000 0000FFFF
Adds a way to set the name of vulkan
objects, and automatically determining their `VkObjectType` enum value
at compile-time. As well as a utility-object for creating debug-scopes
for `VkQueue` and `VkCommandBuffer` objects. `DebugScope` objects will
automatically emit `Begin` and `End` commands within the ctor and dtor
and allow for C++ scopes to name and color sections of a vulkan command.
These DebugScopes are also able to be nested within each other and will
automatically pick a color depending on the current recursive depth.
These functions are all null-stubbed in non-debug compilations.
