Ok. I found a way to use the cheats from Emulator Cheats in another emulator cheating program called Cheat Engine to run in Magic Engine 1.0, but it's a little messy though.
First: you have to download and install
Cheat Engine (which some anti-virus programs claim it is a virus, but the author has repeatedly
said it's not and plans to improve later versions of it so that it's not detected as a virus)
Second: Start Magic Engine 1.0
Third: Open up Cheat Engine, click the first button on the upper left hand side, select the process labeled "pce.exe" (without quotes) and click OK
Fourth: click the Open button, and open your cheat file (
Here's a cheat file for Bonk's Adventure)
Fifth: Click the cheats you want to use, and switch back into Magic Engine
That's It.
Tell me if it doesn't work for you, I only tried it on Windows XP.
Now for making the cheats:
The cheats for Magic Engine 1.0 have an offset of Hex D336000 over the old Emulator Cheats cheats. So to get the new cheat address for a cheat you want to use in Cheat Engine, add Hex D336000 to the old cheat address.
The Emulator Cheats cheat codes are stored in Frechts\Pce from the Emulator Cheats installation directory. Open up your cheat file (*.cht), and I'll do an example for you: this is the Infinite Lives cheat for Bonk's Adventure:
[Vies Infinies]
On=DB1,9
The address is DB1 and the value is Hex 9. So to get the Cheat Engine cheat for that code, add D336000 + DB1 which is D336DB1. And that's the cheat you add into Cheat Engine (click "Add Address Manually" Button - Change Type to "Byte" NOT "4 Bytes" - Give it a description and your done). Then, once the cheat is added, click the Value column under that cheat, and change the value to the Value you want it set at (in Dec not Hex) (in our example of Infinite Lives: the value is Hex 9 (and convert it to Dec) which is 9). Add all the cheats you want for that game and save the cheat file.
And That's it. o_O
