The SNES WRAM Memory Editor is a custom utility developed to inspect, search, and modify the 128 KB of Work RAM (WRAM) in the SNES emulator Snes9x (Version 1.63 x64) in real-time. It provides developers and retro gaming enthusiasts with a streamlined environment for memory manipulation, value scanning, and address tracking.
Core Features
Process Attachment & Live RAM Mapping: Dynamically connects to running 64-bit processes of Snes9x 1.63, locating and mapping the internal WRAM region (spanning hex addresses $7E0000 to $7FFFFF).
Multi-Byte Scanning: Supports flexible search filters across 1, 2, 3, or 4 bytes to find exact values or compare changes (e.g., increased/decreased values) during gameplay.
Live Hex Editing & Freezing: Allows users to modify memory values directly or freeze addresses to lock game states (such as health, lives, or scores) in real-time.
Clean Address Formatting: Displays cleanly formatted hex addresses and search results without clutter.
Core Features
Process Attachment & Live RAM Mapping: Dynamically connects to running 64-bit processes of Snes9x 1.63, locating and mapping the internal WRAM region (spanning hex addresses $7E0000 to $7FFFFF).
Multi-Byte Scanning: Supports flexible search filters across 1, 2, 3, or 4 bytes to find exact values or compare changes (e.g., increased/decreased values) during gameplay.
Live Hex Editing & Freezing: Allows users to modify memory values directly or freeze addresses to lock game states (such as health, lives, or scores) in real-time.
Clean Address Formatting: Displays cleanly formatted hex addresses and search results without clutter.