12-21-2012, 11:48 PM
RagNaRoc’s Cheat Codes: Text Modifying Tutorial
This guide will work for all games in the SvR series. It can be used to:
• Change the names of wrestlers.
• Add names to No Model slots.
• Change the short name (name that appears around the HUD and at the end of a match).
• Change nicknames.
• Change the names of stables.
• Change the name that appears on the nameplates in Create-A-Belt mode.
• Change the text in Story Editor.
It does not matter which cheat device you are using, you must start with the RAW codes. If you need AR Max codes, I will show you how to convert them later.
For this example, I will change The Rock’s name in SvR06 to Rocky Maivia. It does not matter what you are editing, or in which game. The technique will be the same.
The first step is to find the SUPERSTAR NAME code for The Rock in SvR06. Obviously, if you are using a different game or superstar, you need the corresponding code. The code archives show me that the code I need is:
003D9C26 00000000
To begin with, I need to change the first letter to the letter, ‘R’. All of the values for every letter are in the spoiler at the bottom of this tutorial. They are valid for all text codes in all of the games. For ‘R’, it is 52. I need to replace the blue letters in the code.
003D9C26 00000052
At this point, the name will now read ‘Rhe Rock’. So I need to continue changing letters. The second letter is a lower case ‘o’. The value for this is 6F. I need to replace the green letters with this.
003D9C26 00006F52
This may seem strange, but this is the way to do this. And it is about to get stranger. At this point, the name now reads ‘Roe Rock’. But my next move is not as simple as just adding one more letter. I need to take a new line. To do this, I need to add 2 to the yellow letters. This is easier than it looks. The sequence goes...
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
So 2 added to 26 becomes 28. My new code looks like this.
003D9C26 00006F52
003D9C28 00000000
The third letter replaces the blue part of the code on the second line. The lower case ‘c’ is 63. And the fourth letter replaces the green letters. The lower case ‘k’ is 6B. The new code will look like this.
003D9C26 00006F52
003D9C28 00006B63
As you may have guessed, this only changes the name to ‘RockRock’. So I need to take a third line. But there is a problem here. There sixth letter in ‘Rocky Maivia’ is not ‘M’, but a space. This is depicted by the value 20. Also notice how adding 2 to 28 causes the number to become 2A, not 30.
003D9C26 00006F52
003D9C28 00006B63
003D9C2A 00002079
At this point, you should understand how the process works. So I will show you how the finished code should look.
003D9C26 00006F52
003D9C28 00006B63
003D9C2A 00002079
003D9C2C 0000614D
003D9C2E 00007669
003D9C30 00006169
As the name ‘Rocky Maivia’ is longer than ‘The Rock’, this should work perfectly. But what if the new name is shorter than the old one? In this example, I will change ‘Triple H’ to ‘HHH’. You would think that the code should look like this:
003D9D66 00004848
003D9D68 00000048
But it is not that simple. The end result would be ‘HHH le H’. I need to replace all unwanted letters with end space. This is not the same as the earlier space (with the value 20). This is a different one, with the value 00.
003D9D66 00004848
003D9D68 00000048
003D9D6A 00000000
003D9D6C 00000000
This guide will work for all games in the SvR series. It can be used to:
• Change the names of wrestlers.
• Add names to No Model slots.
• Change the short name (name that appears around the HUD and at the end of a match).
• Change nicknames.
• Change the names of stables.
• Change the name that appears on the nameplates in Create-A-Belt mode.
• Change the text in Story Editor.
It does not matter which cheat device you are using, you must start with the RAW codes. If you need AR Max codes, I will show you how to convert them later.
For this example, I will change The Rock’s name in SvR06 to Rocky Maivia. It does not matter what you are editing, or in which game. The technique will be the same.
The first step is to find the SUPERSTAR NAME code for The Rock in SvR06. Obviously, if you are using a different game or superstar, you need the corresponding code. The code archives show me that the code I need is:
003D9C26 00000000
To begin with, I need to change the first letter to the letter, ‘R’. All of the values for every letter are in the spoiler at the bottom of this tutorial. They are valid for all text codes in all of the games. For ‘R’, it is 52. I need to replace the blue letters in the code.
003D9C26 00000052
At this point, the name will now read ‘Rhe Rock’. So I need to continue changing letters. The second letter is a lower case ‘o’. The value for this is 6F. I need to replace the green letters with this.
003D9C26 00006F52
This may seem strange, but this is the way to do this. And it is about to get stranger. At this point, the name now reads ‘Roe Rock’. But my next move is not as simple as just adding one more letter. I need to take a new line. To do this, I need to add 2 to the yellow letters. This is easier than it looks. The sequence goes...
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
So 2 added to 26 becomes 28. My new code looks like this.
003D9C26 00006F52
003D9C28 00000000
The third letter replaces the blue part of the code on the second line. The lower case ‘c’ is 63. And the fourth letter replaces the green letters. The lower case ‘k’ is 6B. The new code will look like this.
003D9C26 00006F52
003D9C28 00006B63
As you may have guessed, this only changes the name to ‘RockRock’. So I need to take a third line. But there is a problem here. There sixth letter in ‘Rocky Maivia’ is not ‘M’, but a space. This is depicted by the value 20. Also notice how adding 2 to 28 causes the number to become 2A, not 30.
003D9C26 00006F52
003D9C28 00006B63
003D9C2A 00002079
At this point, you should understand how the process works. So I will show you how the finished code should look.
003D9C26 00006F52
003D9C28 00006B63
003D9C2A 00002079
003D9C2C 0000614D
003D9C2E 00007669
003D9C30 00006169
As the name ‘Rocky Maivia’ is longer than ‘The Rock’, this should work perfectly. But what if the new name is shorter than the old one? In this example, I will change ‘Triple H’ to ‘HHH’. You would think that the code should look like this:
003D9D66 00004848
003D9D68 00000048
But it is not that simple. The end result would be ‘HHH le H’. I need to replace all unwanted letters with end space. This is not the same as the earlier space (with the value 20). This is a different one, with the value 00.
003D9D66 00004848
003D9D68 00000048
003D9D6A 00000000
003D9D6C 00000000
All Text Values: