jkPatch RPC NetCheat API

Those are for save modding, not memory modding. Those aren't for NetCheat, those are for BSD.

FFXV PS4 save codes. i used to add 0+space to "ps3" save codes and add then to NetCheat but it doesn't seem to work for the PS4.

I was close, PS4 save codes instead of PS3. Either way, how could you have possibly gotten them to work in NetCheat by adding "0 " to the beginning? This in particular would have either done nothing or triggered a crash due to the memory not being allocated:

0 80010008 B2692691
0 67BCE244 00000000
0 8801000C 40000000
0 D8A2612D 7820C83E
0 92000000 0000000C

Maybe the D8A2612D might not have crashed, most games use the D0000000-E0000000 as the stack, but even then it might have messed up the stack and crashed too. I'm finding it nearly impossible to believe anybody could just put "0 " in front of a save data code and gotten it working on a PS3 game with NetCheat. You'd need to find the area of memory where it has the uncompressed save data, and then the offsets would have been different even though it would likely be workable with just a slight number change. That might explain your out of range error since I'm not sure netcheat can write to a place in memory that doesn't exist without triggering an error, but I don't know how it would have ever worked in the 1st place. I'm highly skeptical of throwing a zero in front and it just magically works, and I'm assuming the very 1st character of each line is likely a code type thing or something for the program that is used for messing with save data, and those code types are likely different than what netcheat has.

Nope, these are codes for FFXV PS4 version.

You can't use save codes on memory on PS4 or PS3, save code ranges apply to the save itself which has nothing to do with real time memory.

I was close, PS4 save codes instead of PS3. Either way, how could you have possibly gotten them to work in NetCheat by adding "0 " to the beginning? This in particular would have either done nothing or triggered a crash due to the memory not being allocated:

0 80010008 B2692691
0 67BCE244 00000000
0 8801000C 40000000
0 D8A2612D 7820C83E
0 92000000 0000000C

Maybe the D8A2612D might not have crashed, most games use the D0000000-E0000000 as the stack, but even then it might have messed up the stack and crashed too. I'm finding it nearly impossible to believe anybody could just put "0 " in front of a save data code and gotten it working on a PS3 game with NetCheat. You'd need to find the area of memory where it has the uncompressed save data, and then the offsets would have been different even though it would likely be workable with just a slight number change. That might explain your out of range error since I'm not sure netcheat can write to a place in memory that doesn't exist without triggering an error, but I don't know how it would have ever worked in the 1st place. I'm highly skeptical of throwing a zero in front and it just magically works, and I'm assuming the very 1st character of each line is likely a code type thing or something for the program that is used for messing with save data, and those code types are likely different than what netcheat has.

Ok question! i managed to use PS4_Cheater and found few cheats on my own searching for value changes, my question is, how to add those codes found by others? like these for example:
Resident Evil 7 (CUSA03842 - Ver 1.1.0 - Firm 4.55 - PS4Cheater 1.4.3)
Health

0 72939D08
0 72932218
0 729340D0

Pistol

0 56F5C678

SG Ammo

0 591F91B0

First Aid Med

0 61E98678

Psychostimulants

0 24C889C8

How to add these using Ps4 cheater? i tried to search for each as Hex but got nothing,

Ok question! i managed to use PS4_Cheater and found few cheats on my own searching for value changes, my question is, how to add those codes found by others? like these for example

Not sure where you got those, but this is a good place to get ps4 codes: https://github.com/JDsnyke/PS4-Cheat-List

Those are PS4_Cheat files can be loaded and used, they use pointers mostly.