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One Byte Tells Friend From Foe: Building a KH3 Trainer in Python
Sora's attack stat was display-only, so the damage multiplier reused the HP write hook - and hinged on a single allegiance byte at 0x514 to hit enemies without frying Donald and Goofy.
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Behavior Determines the Resolution: Building a KH3 Trainer in Python
Matching WeMod's Munny cheat meant abandoning code hooks for a static pointer chain, and discovering the value's memory behavior dictates the tool.
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The Data Moves, The Code Doesn't: Building a KH3 Trainer in Python
Four failed attempts to pin down a moving HP value in Kingdom Hearts 3, and the pivot that worked: stop chasing the data, hijack the code that writes it.
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Modern Projects, Fossilized DNA
A recounting of my foray into batch scripting and the questions about project structure it raised.
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A tiny webhook bridge pattern: verify, dedupe, then act
A practical checklist for turning noisy at-least-once webhooks into safe, idempotent integrations (Shopify → Fishbowl example).
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