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Ruh: /* Debug Mode */

2025-11-26T23:47:23Z

Debug Mode

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	=== Debug Mode ===		=== Debug Mode ===
	Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the cheat mode sequence in reverse while still holding down R3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.		Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the cheat mode sequence in reverse while still holding down L3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.

	=== Developer Mode ===		=== Developer Mode ===

Ruh at 23:45, 26 November 2025

2025-11-26T23:45:24Z

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	== Technical ==		== Technical ==
	=== Cheat Mode ===		=== Cheat Mode ===
	On retail game copies, the <code>cheat-mode</code> variable is set to <code>false</code> by default. By holding R3 on the controller then inputting Up > Up > Down > Down > Left > Right > Left > Right > Cross > Cross > Square > Circle > Square > Circle, cheat mode will then be set to <code>true</code>.		On retail game copies, the <code>cheat-mode</code> variable is set to <code>false</code> by default. By holding L3 on the controller then inputting Up > Up > Down > Down > Left > Right > Left > Right > Cross > Cross > Square > Circle > Square > Circle, cheat mode will then be set to <code>true</code>.

	=== Debug Mode ===		=== Debug Mode ===

Ruh at 20:34, 28 June 2025

2025-06-28T20:34:45Z

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	When <code>cheat-mode</code> is set to <code>debug</code>, it is referred to as '''debug mode'''.		When <code>cheat-mode</code> is set to <code>debug</code>, it is referred to as '''debug mode'''.

			A list of known cheats and button combinations can be found [https://jadtech.miraheze.org/wiki/Cheat_Mode#Known_Button_Combinations here] on the Jak and Daxter Technical Wiki.

	== Technical ==		== Technical ==

Ruh: /* Developer Mode */

2025-06-28T20:27:25Z

Developer Mode

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	=== Developer Mode ===		=== Developer Mode ===
	On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging tools and menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''~~. This can be achieved by booting the game in [https://opengoal.dev/ OpenGOAL] with the 'Play in Debug Mode' boot option or with a PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console~~.		On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging tools and menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''.

	== Discovery ==		== Discovery ==

Ruh: /* Developer Mode */

2025-06-28T20:27:15Z

Developer Mode

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	=== Developer Mode ===		=== Developer Mode ===
	On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''. This can be achieved by booting the game in [https://opengoal.dev/ OpenGOAL] with the 'Play in Debug Mode' boot option or with a PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console.		On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging tools and menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''. This can be achieved by booting the game in [https://opengoal.dev/ OpenGOAL] with the 'Play in Debug Mode' boot option or with a PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console.

	== Discovery ==		== Discovery ==

Ruh at 19:54, 28 June 2025

2025-06-28T19:54:36Z

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	When <code>cheat-mode</code> is set to <code>true</code>, it is referred to simply as '''cheat mode'''.		When <code>cheat-mode</code> is set to <code>true</code>, it is referred to simply as '''cheat mode'''.

	When <code>cheat-mode</code> is set to <code>debug</code>, it is referred to as '''~~[[Debug Mode\|~~debug mode]]'''.		When <code>cheat-mode</code> is set to <code>debug</code>, it is referred to as '''debug mode'''.

	== Technical ==		== Technical ==

Ruh: /* Debug Mode */

2025-06-28T19:52:21Z

Debug Mode

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	=== Debug Mode ===		=== Debug Mode ===
	Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the ~~same~~ sequence in reverse while still holding down R3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.		Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the cheat mode sequence in reverse while still holding down R3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.

	=== Developer Mode ===		=== Developer Mode ===

Ruh: /* Technical */

2025-06-28T19:51:51Z

Technical

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	== Technical ==		== Technical ==
			=== Cheat Mode ===
	On retail game copies, the <code>cheat-mode</code> variable is set to <code>false</code> by default. By holding R3 on the controller then inputting Up > Up > Down > Down > Left > Right > Left > Right > Cross > Cross > Square > Circle > Square > Circle, cheat mode will then be set to <code>true</code>.		On retail game copies, the <code>cheat-mode</code> variable is set to <code>false</code> by default. By holding R3 on the controller then inputting Up > Up > Down > Down > Left > Right > Left > Right > Cross > Cross > Square > Circle > Square > Circle, cheat mode will then be set to <code>true</code>.

			=== Debug Mode ===
	Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the same sequence in reverse while still holding down R3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.		Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the same sequence in reverse while still holding down R3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.

			=== Developer Mode ===
	On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''. This can be achieved by booting the game in [https://opengoal.dev/ OpenGOAL] with the 'Play in Debug Mode' boot option or with a PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console.		On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''. This can be achieved by booting the game in [https://opengoal.dev/ OpenGOAL] with the 'Play in Debug Mode' boot option or with a PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console.

Ruh at 19:50, 28 June 2025

2025-06-28T19:50:33Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:50, 28 June 2025
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	Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the same sequence in reverse while still holding down R3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.		Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the same sequence in reverse while still holding down R3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.

	~~[[File:Playstation2devkit.jpg\|thumb\|A PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console used exclusively by game studios to develop games for the PlayStation 2.]]~~		On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''. This can be achieved by booting the game in [https://opengoal.dev/ OpenGOAL] with the 'Play in Debug Mode' boot option or with a PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console.
	On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''. This can be achieved by booting the game in [https://opengoal.dev/ OpenGOAL] with the ''Play in Debug Mode'' boot option or with a PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console.

	== Discovery ==		== Discovery ==

Ruh at 19:47, 28 June 2025

2025-06-28T19:47:30Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:47, 28 June 2025
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	Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the same sequence in reverse while still holding down R3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.		Once set to <code>true</code>, performing the same sequence in reverse while still holding down R3 will change the value to <code>debug</code>, enabling debug mode.

			[[File:Playstation2devkit.jpg\|thumb\|A PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console used exclusively by game studios to develop games for the PlayStation 2.]]
	On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''. This can be achieved by booting the game in [https://opengoal.dev/ OpenGOAL] with the ''Play in Debug Mode'' boot option or with a PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console.		On a related note, two additional codes are activated when the game boots with extra debugging memory allocated. This unlocks the advanced in-game debugging menus, commonly referred to as '''[[Developer Mode\|dev mode]]'''. This can be achieved by booting the game in [https://opengoal.dev/ OpenGOAL] with the ''Play in Debug Mode'' boot option or with a PlayStation 2 TOOL (DTL-T10000H) development console.