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Farmville 2 Yogurt Creamery CheatEngine

2014-04-04T14:50:00.000+07:00

Very important read first

Don't forget to set the value back to 0(zero) when you're done cheating.

Cheat Engine download here(official website)

Farmville 2 Country Fair Cheat Engine

2014-04-04T14:44:00.001+07:00

Cheat Engine download here(official website)

Farmville 2 Trainer XSONICX FV2Trainer2014 Farm Buck to Coins

2014-04-04T14:32:00.003+07:00

Trainer download here(official website) or here(mediafire direct link)

Note: If 'Tommato' doesn't work, try 'Wheat'.

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Setting Up Controller for Blazblue Continuum Shift With Xpadder

2010-05-11T20:37:00.003+07:00

I try to explain how to configure controller to play Blazblue Continuum Shift (BBCS) emulated version using Xpadder. In this post I use Logitech Cordless Rumblepad for an instance.
First thing first, you need to install Xpadder, if you don't have it yet you can download here.
From now on I assumed you installed the game and downloaded Xpadder. Thus, follow the steps :
1. Open your game directory and find the file 'typex_config.exe' then run it. I marked the file name in the figure below.

2. 'typex_config.exe' is used to configure your keybord as a controller to the game (BBCS). Once you run the program you'll find the window like this

3. Just type 'n' for the first-three dialogue and for the forth just press 'enter'.

4. Next, configure your keyboard, press any key you wish for each joystick and button. Remember your configuration or make a note just in case you forget. Don't use the same keyboard button for each joystick or button.

P1 means 'player 1', U means 'up' (move upward), for D,L,and R I believe you can figure it out yourself. Button 1,2,3,4 corespond to A,B,C,D button on the game (you'll figure out those buttons (A,B,C,D), once you launch the game).For button 5 and 6 I don't know what it's worth for, yet. Coin means this button is used to insert coin/s in the game. Service button is used toconfigure the game setting. Exit button is used to close the game. If you finished the setting for player 1, next you need to configure the button setting for player 2 or you can skip it, if you play the alone. to skip the configuration, don't press any keyboard key until the program closed itself. (Note : the exit button appears at the very last of the configuration (after the P2 configuration), so keep eyes on, just in case you miss it. Make sure you bound it before the program closed). If you didn't press any button during the P1 or P2 during the given time it'll be marked as 'not bound'.

5. All right, we finished the typex thing now, so lets move on to Xpadder thing. You don't need to install the program, just run it, it's a portable program. Once you run it you'll see the window like this (Note : you have to plug your controller in before or during the program is running to allow the program to detect the controller)

Start means it's where you should start from just press it, image means you can attach an image to identify your controller (you don't need to attach image, and I don't explain it. It's not really essential, but, yes it may be usefull). Sticks, well, I don't know what it is (I apologize for my ignorance).
DPad, well, its the movement button.Enable it by checking the 'Enabled' box, it will automatically detect your controller movement button (d-pad button).

Then press all the d-pad button on your controller and the program will automatically assign it and give you a d-pad picture like this

6. All right, we have the movement button now, lets assign another button then. To do so, press 'Buttons'. Then, press all available buttons on your controller except d-pad, analog trigger, and vibration trigger button.

Your Xpadder window should look like the picture above, now. For 'Triggers' I don't explain it, it's not essential and it doesn't work either (according to my experience). But if you are curious, find out what it will give you. We finished setting up buttons now, so press 'Finish' and 'Close'.

7. It's time to assign your keyboard key to your controller button. Once you press 'Close' the Xpadder window will appear like the picture below.

Lets say it's your virtual controller now, to assign a button click it, and then a new window will pop up, it's, lets say, a virtual keyboard.

Now choose a keyboard key, according to your configuration in typeg you made previously. For an instance, I assign 'Up' button (on the controller) to 'Up arrow' on the keyboard. Once you selected a keyboard key, the virtual keyboard window will disappear and the button on your virtual controller is marked with the keyboard key you selected.

8. Once you done assigning the buttons, it's a good idea to save your configuration, because, I belive you don't want to do all these boring steps over again, everytime you want to play the game. There are two things to save, one is your controller profile and two is your game profile. I marked controller profile with number '1' and game profile with number '2'.

Well we're done now, thanks for reading and happy gaming.

List of Good Game and Low in System Requirement

2009-08-09T21:11:00.004+07:00

Now days, many game are really highly demanding on PC resource. Fast CPU, large RAM capacity, and high-end graphic card are needed to play most game now. But there are still many games that's really worth-playing with low requirement. Here is the list :

Plants vs Zombies

A tower defense strategy game, graphically nice, and the gameplay is also really fun. I must warn you about addiction, this game is really addictive. You can play this game for hours, lots of game mode to play including adventure mode, mini game mode, survival mode, puzzle mode, and a stress-free zen garden mode.

Also there are tons number of plants to use during the game, and lots of zombie to fight. Each plant has it's own unique abilities, and so does the zombie.

World of Goo

It is a puzzle game game. Your goal is to build such web to connect one place to another, you use the Goo to build your web.

It has an adorable physic engine, that will be your constraint to complete the game objective. The Goos are like some jelly bubble that is really unstable, and the gravity really make it more unstable, so you need to be careful when you build a high or long web, since it may collapse anytime. Sometime you need some unique Goo to complete your objective, or use some additional item like balloon to make a higher building.

This game is really fun.I believe you will spend much time on it.

Braid

Braid is a platforming-puzzle game.

Braid takes a simple idea and makes a very complex game from it. The puzzles scale nicely, and while the urge to look up a walk-through is tempting on later levels, if you stop and consider all the options the answer is usually right in front of you. Add in beautiful audio - the music is so fitting, and sounds great both forward and in reverse - and visuals, and the option to delve deeper into the story and collect the "stars", and you have a really unique, creative, and all round enjoyable experience. If only there were more levels... While the story isn't exactly clear, it still hints at a broader tale underlying the game, and it's the ambiguity that adds a certain mystique.

My only complaint is that collecting the stars can become very frustrating after a while - but if you're patient it can be done.

Crayon Physic Deluxe

It is a very unique puzzle game. What make it unique is, you need to draw something to solve the puzzle rather than moving an object or character. It's really up to you on how to solve the puzzle. Sometime you need to draw a very simple circle or robe, another time you need to draw a hammer to smash an object.

The gameplay is repetitive, but it is still fun to play, since each level give a different challenge and lots of level to complete.

And Yet It Moves

It's platforming-puzzle game. It's a bit different to common platforming game, beside moving your character along the path with backward or forward move, you also can move you character by rotating it to get to some place. Anything else, it's just like another platforming game complete your objective by moving to the end of a path, solve some puzzle, and passing obstacle like fire and some creature.

Logitech Cordless RumblePad 2 Setting for Street Fighter IV Tips

2009-08-09T20:01:00.012+07:00

The Basic

If you have no idea where to set your gampad (controller), first time you start the game you will find this window

Then you choose "Controller Setting" , I marked above, next you will be directed to another window

Next from the drop-down menu I marked above choose "Logitech Cordless RumblePad 2".

Configure Your Button Setting

To configure the button setting simply by clicking each corresponding button and then you press the button you want to assign from your controller, or you can choose from the drop-down menu. I suggest to press the button from your controller, it's easier that way.

The Tips

The tips I describe here is only to make you easier to access some move, like ultra combo, throw, and focus attack. For addition, also easier access to start button (usually to pause the game). Here the tips, set your button configuration like the picture shown bellow

The idea of the configuration is to

1. Make Light Punch button adjacent to Light Kick button , so you can gain easier access to Throw move

2.Make Medium Punch button adjacent to Medium Kick button, so you can gain easier access to Focus Attack move

3. Set the Triple Punch button and Triple Kick button to the right shoulder button of your controller, so you can gain easier access to Ultra Combo move and Special Combo-Ex move. For most of character Triple Punch/Kick button also can be used as High Punch/Kick button.

That's the tips, anyway you can improve it for better configuration.

Graphic Setting

2009-08-09T07:44:00.002+07:00

Games have several graphics settings that you can tweak to get better performance. Most games don't have the exact same menu settings, but several graphics options appear time and time again. Knowing how these game settings affect performance is crucial to helping you set a game to its proper level. Crank the settings too high, and your frame rates will plummet into the single digits. Go too low, and you might end up sacrificing too much image quality for nominal performance gains.

Roll your mouse cursor over the image to see the comparison shot. The first shot has the game running with 4x antialiasing and 4x anisotropic filtering. The second shot has both of those settings cranked to 16x. Both settings look great, but the 4xAA, 4xAF settings will give you a much higher frame rate for a smoother game. Knowing how far to push the settings will help you get the most out of your hardware.

We’ll cover six settings you're likely to encounter in games. You can find the first three settings in just about all games or in the driver settings for your video card. The latter three settings are common but you probably won’t find them in all types of games. In the following pages, we'll examine the performance costs associated with each setting and show you the image quality benefits each setting offers.

Antialiasing

If you look at the edge of building or even along a character model, you'll often see a jagged stair-step pattern that doesn’t look quite natural. Antialiasing smooths out the lines and reduces the amount of crawling, but the process uses a significant amount of graphics power. Even the most powerful video cards can have trouble if the antialiasing is set too high. Depending on the game you're playing, you might see frame rates fall into the single digits if you crank antialiasing all the way up.

Anisotropic Filtering

Anisotropic filtering helps preserve texture detail on angled surfaces. It's also used to clean up mip-maps. Games swap in low quality textures called mipmaps when rendering objects in the distance, and high quality textures for items closer to the player. Anisotropic filtering helps to clean up the picture by bridging the area where these sets of textures meet. Most modern video cards handle this setting without a problem.

Resolution

Increasing the resolution is the easiest way to make a game look better. Higher resolutions add more detail through extra pixels. Processing more pixels also makes the workload for your video card that much harder.

Draw Distance

Increasing the draw distance setting lets you see farther into the game's field of view. Of course, the farther into the distance the card has to render, the more work the video card needs to do. You'll typically find this setting in 3rd person games such as Oblivion and Neverwinter Nights 2.

Shadows

Good lighting and the shadows (that are created with good lighting) save us from boring rooms full of uniform colors and drab, lifeless objects. Try playing Doom 3 without shadows and you’ll notice that much of the suspense disappears. Enabling shadows usually has a performance cost, but the amount can vary greatly from game to game.

Textures

The detail of a game appears in its textures. Large textures can turn a simple black street with yellow lines into a gritty stretch of asphalt full of cracks and gravel. Some games will automatically use high-resolution textures if it detects a powerful video card with lots of fast memory.