MungPlex

MungPlex is a versatile real-time game hacking and cheating tool, capable of manipulating and enhancing games running on PC, emulators, and real consoles! It allows you to experience and mung up your favorite games in many-sided ways - hence the name MungPlex. Version 2.0.0 has re-implemented all features of the deprecated repository and introduces many new capabilities. You can also join Lawn Meower's Discord server to discuss anything about MungPlex, ask questions or contribute to the project!

Before You Proceed

If the app looks off go to Settings, change the UI scale and restart MungPlex.
It might happen for MungPlex to be unable to connect to a game. This may be due to changes to the emulator that make MungPlex incapable of finding the emulated RAM and/or game ID. If this is the case you can reach out to Lawn Meower's Discord server and report any problems.

Even though this tool should not cause any damage to your games or system, it is possible to corrupt savegames and cause bluescreens when messing with PC games and therefore result in data loss. It is always good to have a backup of your savegames and have every opened document and project saved. It is also possible for flashing lights and sudden loud noises to appear when editing random values. Keep this in mind especially if you are easily startled or suffer from epilepsy. Also do not use this tool for cheating online in public sessions/rooms! Only losers do that and you may get banned from your game's network. None of the contributors of this project bear any warranty or responsibility for any damage happening.

MungPlex Wiki

The MungPlex Wiki provides a lot of useful information about MungPlex, hacking techniques, and computer science relevant for hacking games. Please refer to it if you are not sure about the usage of MungPlex or any of its features. If all explanations don't help feel free to reach out to Lawn Meower's Discord server and ask your question. This may also help to improve the wiki for everyone 😊

Features

This is a brief list of all features worth mentioning. Check the wiki for more details.

Connection
- Connect to emulators
  - Mesen (SNES)
  - Project64 (N64)
  - Dolphin (GCN, Triforce, RVL)
  - Cemu (Café)
  - Yuzu (Switch) Experimental!
  - mGBA (GB, GBC, GBA)
  - melonDS (NDS)
  - Lime3DS (CTR)
  - No$psx (PS1)
  - PCSX2 (PS2)
  - RPCS3 (PS3)
  - PPSSPP (PSP)
  - Fusion (Genesis, 32X, Mega-CD)
- Connect to native applications (PC games)
- Connect to real consoles
  - USB Gecko (GCN, RVL)
Logging
Search
- Cheat/Value searches
  - Data Types
    - Primitives
      
      Integers (8, 16, 32, 64 bit) as either signed or unsigned
      
      Floats with single and double precision
    - Arrays
      
      Supports unsigned integers
      
      wildcards
    - Colors
      
      RGB888 (RGB)
      
      RGBA8888 (RGBA)
      
      RGB565
      
      RGB5A3
      
      RGBF
      
      RGBAF
    - String/Text
      
      ASCII
      
      UTF-8
      
      UTF-16 LE
      
      UTF-16 BE
      
      UTF-32 LE
      
      UTF-32 BE
      
      Shift-Jis CP932
      
      KS X 1001
      
      Jis X 0201 Full Width Katakana
      
      Jis X 0201 Half Width Katakana
      
      ISO-8859-1 - ISO-8859-16
      
      Pokémon Gen I English
      
      Pokémon Gen I French/German
      
      Pokémon Gen I Italian/Spanish
      
      Pokémon Gen I Japanese
- Range Options
  - Define search range
  - Cross-Region searches
  - Decide whether to include executable and read-only ranges
  - Endianness select
  - Region re-reordering
- Search Options
  - Select counter iteration to compare against
  - Define value alignment
  - Comparison Types
    - Unknown Value
    - Known Value
  - Condition Types
    - Equal
    - Unequal
    - Greater
    - Greater or Equal
    - Lower
    - Lower or Equal
    - Increased by
    - Decreased by
    - Value Between
    - Value Not Between
    - AND
    - OR
  - Accuracy
    - applicable on floats and Colors
  - Cached Searches
  - Searches without undo features
  - Hex integers
  - Case-sensitivity switch for string searches
  - On-screen color picker
Testing Results
- Results List
  - Columns for last results, previous results, difference, and real-time
  - Poke/write either one value to a specific address or to all selected
  - Options to scroll through result pages
  - Define the max. amount of results per page

Cheats

Custom Lua Functions and Variables
- Read Functions
  - Boolen, integers (signed or unsigned), floats (single, double)
  - Arrays of integers (signed or unsigned), floats (single, double)
- Write Functions
  - Boolen, integers (signed or unsigned), floats (single, double)
  - Tables of integers (signed or unsigned), floats (single, double)
- RAM Fill and Slide
  - integers (signed or unsigned), floats (single, double)
- Logging
  - Text, boolean integers (signed or unsigned), floats (single, double)
- Range Check
- Memory Copy
- Registers
  - 32 for each, integer, number and bool
  - Get Module Addresses
Managing Cheat Lists
Convert old school cheats to Lua
- GCN Action Replay
Cheat Control
- Whether to take cheats from list or text field
- Define execution rate

Pointer Search

Memory Dump select
Cross-region scans
Up to 4 layers
Memory Dumpung

Watch & Control

List items to watch and control values
Supported View Types
- Integral: Int (8, 16, 32, 64 bit. Signed and unsigned)
  - Slider in Write Mode
  - Histogram plotting in Read Mode
- Float: Signle, Double
  - Slider in Write Mode
  - Graph plotting in Read Mode
- Boolen
- DIP Switch
Switch between Read and Write mode individually

Device Control

Create lists of devices to be controlled by games and vice versa!
Supported Devices
- Lovense Toys
Data Conversion
- Convert Endiannesses
- Convert Float <-> Int
- Convert between color types
- View Text in different encodings as hex
Memory Viewer
- Just a simple memory viewer
- Open up to 16 instances at once
Process Information
- Display Game/Process Information
- Display Process Regions
- Display Process Modules
Settings
- Save many preferences

Releases

Find the latest release here

Downloading the project's source code

Clone the project using git
Init all (nested) submodules using git submodule update --init --recursive
Then update all submodules using git pull --recurse-submodules

Compiling and Deployment

update the C++ redistrubutable (preferable through Visual Studio 2022)
install vcpkg if not done already
use vcpkg to install the following packages (vcpkg install xxx:x64-windows):
- glfw3
- lua
- sol2
- boost
- nlohmann-json
- discord-game-sdk
open your IDE as administrator
in Visual Studio open the project with the "Open as local folder" option or in VSCode, Rider as a cmake project
run cmake. It will download some source files and libraries that are not available on GitHub or not properly maintained. If cmake fails run it again (press CTRL + S). IDK why it fails first
set main.cpp as startup item (VS: right click, Set as startup item)
compile
if you get compiler is out of heap space errors, reduce the amount of cores/threads and/or RAM the compiler uses
copy the resources folder to the exe-containing folder (release build only)
copy imgui.ini of the previous release to the exe-containing folder (release build only)

Special Thanks

Lawn Meower: Idea, code, reverse engineering, Wiki
BullyWiiPlaza: Code, Creation of Pointer Searcher Engine
Divengerss: Testing, reporting bugs
Mippy: Fixing the main frame and creation of the context menu scaffold

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README.md

README.md

MungPlex

Before You Proceed

MungPlex Wiki

Table of contents

Features

Releases

Downloading the project's source code

Compiling and Deployment

Special Thanks

Files

README.md

Latest commit

History

README.md

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MungPlex

Before You Proceed

MungPlex Wiki

Table of contents

Features

Releases

Downloading the project's source code

Compiling and Deployment

Special Thanks