Pointer Search Tips
The CWCheat can be confusing because the formatting was not designed based on the pointer level. The code zig zags starting below the bit then return abruptly to the top which doesn't make any sense in my opinion. I think the creator designed the format in order to compress the cheat code but I could be wrong. I skipped the PSP era because no games have caught my interest.
This example should at least give you understanding on how to convert it to VitaCheat format. Also, I've seen pointer codes much higher than level 4 so consider searching for those.
Example of level 4 pointer.
CWCheat format:
_C0 Generated Code
_L 0x613009C4 0x000003E7
_L 0x00010004 0x00000F64
_L 0x200009E4 0x2000084C
_L 0x200002D0 0x00000000
VitaCheat format:
_V0 Generated Code
$3104 823009C4 000009E4
$3100 00000000 0000084C
$3100 00000000 000002D0
$3100 00000000 00000F64
$3300 00000000 000003E7
To expand results simply double click on the address or press the space bar. This can be used in searching for multi-level pointer codes.
If you're getting no green results try extending the maximum offsets. If you've found green results but they don't work try expanding the base address.
Maybe the pointer is above your range? Expand the memory dump range from 0x81000000-0x83000000 to 0x81000000-0x89000000.
To convert negative values select the AR code-type and TempAR will convert it for you. Alternatively, you can use a programmer calculator (- V - where V is the value you're converting, - is minus).
You're getting zero green results even after doing all the tips listed above? Don't worry because what you're looking for must be level 2 or level 3 pointer. Keep on opening each results even non-green results and you might find the pointer code like in the image above which is a level 3 pointer.
Memory dumps can be corrupted if you let the PSVita go to sleep mode.