Squalr VS RTCV

if it's a single player world, you can use a memory editing software (Squalr for example).

Squalr's latest release (https://github.com/Squalr/Squalr/releases/tag/3.0.0) has some crazy performance gains. These gains come from clean architecture, and use of C# System.Numerics.Vectors (which JIT SIMD instructions).

No, but it does contain malware in the installer, make sure you decline it. If you really don't want to deal with that crap, download other memory editing tools like Squalr.

if you are talking about causing corruptions in games, then this is what you are looking for: https://github.com/redscientistlabs/RTCV

With regards to the corruptor that Vinny uses (RTC) they do offer a modded Citra emulator but that isn't going to run on the actual 3DS hardware.

Use Real Time Corruptor's Filestub. You can corrupt any file you want and you can control how corrupt you want it to be.

The software I use is Real Time Corruptor. If you watch Vinny Vinesauce you'll be a little familiar with it. The website has the instructions and downloads https://redscientist.com/rtc

RTCV can be found here. https://redscientist.com/rtc

If anyone is wondering how I churn these out, I made a guide here. All you need is RTCV, a compatible game, and the willingness to Google opcodes to figure out what they do; no actual programming experience required.

I believe that is what they're talking about - you can create unusual behavior in games by changing data in ROMs, changing values in the memory while the game is running, or modifying savestates. The easiest way to do it is using RTC: https://redscientist.com/rtc / https://github.com/redscientistlabs/RTCV

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Has anyone made a corruptor script for MAME? The Real-Time Corruptor says it has support but it's Windows only. I could have a crack at writing my own but I wondered if someone else already thought about it.