Fuzzy Search
There are many use for the fuzzy search but its main purpose is for searching for unknown values. These unknown values are typically HP or MP gauge bars and are usually in floating point values.
I will only cover the unknown search type because the remaining search types are self-explanatory.
To use fuzzy search launch the VitaCheat menu and go to Go Search menu then press the 
to switch to fuzzy search mode.
Hard, because you'll have to manually read each results (see requirements).
Must be experienced with the Finding Values: Normal Search and know how to search for the following values:
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Normal Values (Decimal)
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HEX Values
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Floating Point Values
Must know how to utilize bit types (8bit/16bit/32bit) and most importantly range.
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<: Less than X -
>: Greater than X -
<=: Less than or Equal to X -
>=: Greater than or Equal to X -
<>: Unequal to X -
==: Equal to X -
between: Between X and X
After the initial search you'll have to use either one of these search types.
A good example of unknown values is the God Eater 2 Rage Burst's Burst Gauge.
Before we start we have to devour enemy to fill our Burst Gauge. Do a long devour because we need the gauge full. Not necessary full as that is impossible because the gauge is continuously deflated but we need it to be around at least 80-90 percent.
Note: If you're searching for HP or MP gauge then most likely it's already full so skip this step if you're searching for those values.
Now that the Burst Gauge is filled let's do a fuzzy search. Set the following values:
| Name | Values |
|---|---|
| Value | initial |
| Search Type | unknown |
| Value Type | 32bit |
| Range | 0x81000000 - 0x89000000 |
Press the First search and wait for the results.
We got 33409024 results which is a lot.
What we're going to do is to reduce the Burst Gauge value. Return to the game and let the Burst Gauge decrease.
Once done launch VitaCheat and do a fuzzy search again but this time we have different values to input:
| Name | Values |
|---|---|
| Value | latest |
| Search Type | < |
| Value Type | 32bit |
| Range | 0x81000000 - 0x89000000 |
Since our Burst Gauge is continuously being deflated we have to use < (which translate to: the latest value is less than initial value) as the search type (see Finding Values: Fuzzy Search - Search Types).
Press the Search again and wait for the results.
We got 44223 results which is less than the previous results but is still quite a lot.
What we're going to do at this point is to repeat the Step 2 to eliminate useless results. Do the Finding Values: Fuzzy Search - Step 2: Search Again. Do latest search, return to the game and decrease gauge then do latest search. Repeat this process until you get less results.
See the images below, notice that in every image my Burst Gauge is less and less and there are fewer results.
And after multiple latest search we now have only 12 results which is great!
Press the 
to see the records and manually read each results. Do a test for the suspected address if needed.
Note: Unknown values are usually in floating point values.
And we have the address for our Burst Gauge!
Note: The address is dynamic so you won't get the same address like I did in this tutorial.
We add the cheat to the cheat list.
Fix the value to 1000 floating point which is 0x447A0000.
And we now have infinite Burst Gauge!
Hope this helps you.