A collection of AutoHotkey scripts to manipulate PPSSPP memory.
Note that all of the addresses and offsets below represent a PPSSPPWindows64.exe process running on x86-64 Windows.
A PPSSPPWindows.exe process running on x86-64 Windows has addressess and offsets that are "similar" enough to be recognisable, but they are all in 32 bits.
PSP Memory Base Address: the address in Windows memory where the emulated PSP's memory starts from (0x0 in PSP memory). Usually something like 0x0000_01??_????_??? or 0x0000_02??_????_????.
PSP Memory Base Pointer: the pointer to PSP Memory Base Address. The address where the value is the address in Windows memory where the emulated PSP's memory starts from. Its value is the PSP Memory Base Address. Its address is usually something like 0x0000_7ff?_????_????.
PSP User Memory Address: the address 0x0880_0000 in the emulated PSP's memory where game data starts from. (Mind the different characters!) The addresses of game variables (offset1 in pointer paths) are higher than this (already contain 0x0880_0000).
PPSSPP Process Base Address: the address in Windows memory where the memory of a PPSSPPWindows64.exe process starts from. Often referred to as PPSSPPWindows64.exe. Usually something like 0x0000_7ff?_????_????.
PPSSPP Base Offset (to PSP Memory Base Pointer): the offset in Windows memory, such that
PPSSPP Process Base Address + PPSSPP Process Base Offset == address of PSP Memory Base Pointer.
Seems to be between 0x00A0_0000 and 0x0100_0000. A constant that is usually different for each build.
ppsspp_WM.ahk -- A tool that retrieves the PSP Memory Base Address/Pointer via window messages and calculates the Base Offset to PSP Memory Base Pointer. Useful for everyday hacking and also serves as a demonstration.