Atmosphere v0.8.5 with Cheat-Support

[EDEV Switch]

- Atmosphère is the original custom firmware for the Nintendo Switch - developed by @SciresM -​

Cheat codes are now supported. Cheats are loaded from "SD://atmosphere/titles/TITLEID/cheats/BUILD.txt". More information can be found at GitHub. Cheat codes for SX OS are also compatible. An update for EdiZon will support more cheat features.

Per-title content can be overwritten separately from the HBL. This allows you to use mods for the same title that is used to start the HBL. More information can be found in the release notes. As always, some bugs have been fixed.

0.8.5 is Atmosphère's twelfth official release.

fusee-primary was last updated in: 0.8.4.

With thanks to the @switchbrew team, Atmosphère 0.8.5 is bundled with hbl 2.1, and hbmenu 3.0.1.

The following was changed since the last release:

• Support was added for overriding content on a per-title basis, separate from HBL override.
  • This allows for using mods on the same title that one uses to launch HBL.
  • By default, !L is used for title content override (this is configurable by editing default_config!override_key in loader.ini)
  • This key combination can be set on a per-title basis by creating a atmosphere/titles/<title id>/config.ini, and editing override_config!override_key.
• Content headers were added for the embedded files inside of fusee-secondary.
  • This will allow non-fusee bootloaders (like hekate) to extract the components bundled inside release binaries.
  • This should greatly simplify the update process in the future, for users who do not launch Atmosphère using fusee.
• Support for cheat codes was added.
  • These are handled by a new dmnt sysmodule, which will also reimplement Nintendo's Debug Monitor in the future.
  • Cheat codes can be enabled/disabled at application launch via a per-title key combination.
    • For details, please see the cheat loading documentation.
  • Cheat codes are fully backwards compatible with the pre-existing format, although a number of bugs have been fixed and some new features have been added.
    • For details, please see the compatibility documentation.
  • An HIPC service API was added (dmnt:cht), that will allow user homebrew to interface with and control Atmosphère's cheat manager.
    • Please see the relevant documentation.
    • Full client code can be found in libstratosphere.
    • Users interested in interfacing should see EdiZon, which should have support for interfacing with Atmosphère's API shortly after 0.8.5 releases.
• A bug was fixed that would cause Atmosphère's fatal screen to not show on 1.0.0-2.3.0.
• A bug was fixed that caused Atmosphère's automatic ProdInfo backups to be corrupt.
• General system stability improvements to enhance the user's experience.

Download: https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/releases/tag/0.8.5

 

[X3N0]

You can wake me up when atm supports emunand

 

[ChetaTX]

if they wake me up when they have Emunand

- Atmosphère is the original custom firmware for the Nintendo Switch - developed by @SciresM -​

Cheat codes are now supported. Cheats are loaded from "SD://atmosphere/titles/TITLEID/cheats/BUILD.txt". More information can be found at GitHub. Cheat codes for SX OS are also compatible. An update for EdiZon will support more cheat features.

Per-title content can be overwritten separately from the HBL. This allows you to use mods for the same title that is used to start the HBL. More information can be found in the release notes. As always, some bugs have been fixed.



Download: https://github.com/Atmosphere-NX/Atmosphere/releases/tag/0.8.5

what more grace do is that they come here to post this crap ....

 

[optantic]

hope the new extra Codetypes will be added to sx cheat engine to avoid breaking compatibility on cheat codes

 

[redrum30]

its works really good

 

[gavin_darkglide]

Atmosphere also has warmboot to payload, and proper power off as well. Features that interest me much more than a cheat engine. That being said, completion of Thermosphere(Emunand) would be nice, before working on a cheat engine. Either way, I have to say I am impressed at the work that has been done with atmosphere. While it might be lacking in some features, the stuff they have done is pretty awesome. Now TX has done some cool stuff as well, such as touch screen in payload, but they still dont support launching coreboot from the payload launcher, which surprises me, as that was cracked in july. On top of that there is an active android port, and an active windows 10 arm port going at the moment, and personally, I was looking into porting the needed changes into the upstream linux-next kernel, which has a ton of new patches and drivers for different stuff in the tegra 210 cpu. Unfortunatly, I dont think USB is going to work until we can get a driver for the Rohm bm92t30 PD chip, as from what I can tell, it controls the MUX for the usb/mipi switch, which is needed for the Dock to work. As for the UDC, with a few modifications to the driver that isnt upstream yet, but is being reviewed there might be a chance.