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      • N64 Basic/Advanced ROM Corruption
      • N64 Expert ROM Corruption
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      • Corrupting the GBA
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      • Corrupting the DS
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      • Rom Corruption (Deprecated)
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      • Corrupting the GC/Wii
      • Dolphin Memory Domains
      • Dolphin-Specific Lists
      • Using a real Wiimote with Dolphin
      • Dolphin Narry's mod (Deprecated)
    • Playstation 1
      • Corrupting the PSX
      • Advanced corruptions
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      • Corrupting the PS2
      • PCSX2 Memory Domains
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    • Playstation 3
      • Playstation 3 Executable Corruptions
    • Xbox 360
      • Xbox 360 Executable Corruptions (Real Console)
      • Xbox 360 Executable Corruptions (Xenia)
    • Nintendo Switch
      • Switch ROM Corruptions
    • Computers & Mobile
      • Corrupting Android Unity games
      • Corrupting Files with FileStub
      • Corrupting PC Games with ProcessStub
      • Corrupting VMware snapshots
    • Java
      • Java Corruptor Plugin
      • Corrupting Minecraft with the Java Corruptor Plugin and FileStub
      • Corrupting Project Zomboid with the Java Corruptor Plugin and FileStub
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  1. Real-Time Corruptor

In-Depth Guide

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Preface

This is the most extensive source of documentation for RTC, its concepts and tools. RTC as a project started in 2014 and kept changing throughout the years. A certain stability has been reached before 5.0.0 was released and most information featured in this guide should stay up to date even if the screen captures might sometimes be outdated.

Credits

[RTC Team] Ircluzar Narry NullShock78 AbsenteeSurgeron ChrisNonyminus Moogie MaxMinerva Mistsofnowh3r3 Goodblue77 Melody xperia64 Freelance Astronaut BLiNX PERSON Tenta [Various testers and content contributors] BitRain, brand175, chinchilla_paladin, CornObjects, Ego, VGDCMario, Freelance Astronaut, Frus, GizmoTheDragon, Impromptunite, Jojo, LuckyLuigiX4, Mr.Apple, Naransolongo Boldbayer, SuperHobbit, Unbyte, Unknown Samurai, unkyz, Killysunt, Lawn Meower, Matty G, re11ding, retrocombine, Skeletoxin, Spotty Len, vinesauce, Weinerless Steve, ZeroDucksGiven

All programs from the RTC suite of tools are Open Source and available at:

https://github.com/redscientistlabs