Features:

• Supports CWCheat and PSPAR code types, support for NitePR codes was removed though codes can be made compatible using the included converter.
• Re-written search functionality which much faster known and unknown memory search speed and less wear on the memory stick (in some cases search speed is more than 100x faster).
• Cheats load almost instantly, no need to wait for your cheats to load on boot. It only takes ~2 seconds to parse a 2MB file.
• Works with homebrew (uses same Game ID as CWCheat) and PSX games.
• Supports grouping of codes into 2 types of collapsible folders, single-select folders and multi-select folders. Comments can also be grouped into folders.
• UMD dumper to create ISO images from UMDs and PSStore EBOOTs.
• Text viewer to view guides during gameplay, place text files in ms0:/seplugins/TempAR/text/{gameid}.txt.
• No need to press the HOME button each time you start a game unlike other NitePR mods.

Installation Instructions:

• Copy the seplugins folder to your Memory Stick (if not copying over game.txt and pops.txt be sure to manually add those lines to the files on the MS).

In-Game Controls:

• Show cheat menu: Press RTRIGGER+HOME (PS Button).
• Enable Cheat Engine: Press Note.
• Screenshot: Press SELECT+VOLDOWN.

Changelog:

• Changed default menu key to HOME + RTRIGGER (the same as the official PSPAR).
• No longer need to press HOME twice to start using TempAR. Home menu is also restored to its default appearance when the cheat menu is closed.
• Fixed a off by one error with the toggling of cheats in a radio folder.
• Fixed a bug with the CWCheat multi-write pointer code type.
• Fixed some bugs where codes where not disabled correctly with tempar_autooff.prx.
• Fixed single character Japanese text not being loaded correctly for text viewer/cheats.
• Fixed blue screen on resume if menu was open when the PSP went into standby mode on 6.20+.
• Other minor bug fixes and changes.
• tempar_autooff.prx is now based off of tempar_lite.prx which has some features removed to help reduce memory usage.