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Note: There is an issue with using Gamepad controls instead of Touch controls. See further down.
When activated, you can swap your first 8 plant cards with a new set. This allows players to use all of the 64 main plants in any level, instead of having to choose a maximum of 10. Holding "Square" and pressing either Left or Right on the D-Pad will swap the currently selected plants out with a new set.
This code can be modified. However, if you are unfamiliar with hexadecimal, I do not recommend it. It should be set only to increments of 5 or the game may crash after the round ends.
Some users have reported crashes while using this code. If that happens repeatedly, try only activating it once on the menu, exiting vitacheat and then turning it back off.
I use 1 pointer for both the "No Cooldown" and "Swap Plants" codes. These codes were made for NND version with touch controls. However, I have found that disabling touch controls changes the pointers and I have not found a good pointer to use that doesn't crash the game frequently. If you plan to deactivate touch controls, you will need to exit the game and restart (because the memory gets put in a weird state until restart after changing control styles) and you will also need to edit the pointer. Notepad works fine, just go to Edit->Replace and replace the current pointer (default is 815FC1F0) with the following.
- NoNpDRM with touch controls: 815FC1F0
- NoNpDRM without touch: 815FC1F4
- MaiDump with touch controls: 815FC1C0
- MaiDump without touch: 815FC1C4
Note: Other things that put the pointers into weird states are opening the "Almanac" and viewing a lot of plants/zombies, Completing the game and getting the credits screen, completing a "Survival" stage for the first time. If you do any of these things, you may need to turn the code off to avoid a crash and restart the game to apply the code again.
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