Pretty old thread but incase someone finds this: Make sure to use the latest version (or the one I used, which was 5.1.2.4) If you are only interested in for example getting a master ball, it has ID 529.ĮDIT: So, apparently this won't work with older versions (like version 5.1.1.1). I would suggest using the debug mode for that. Hope it helps! I know this is not for everyone, but I still wanted to share it :) You can use this method to cheat in any items, but finding IDs isn't the most clear thing ever. Make sure to not do any stuff that's too weird though! You now have access to all debug stuff! Press F9 to open the debug menu, or change stuff like your pokemon in the pokemon menu (where you would look for the Summary).ĭebug mode is from what I found relatively unstable, but simple stuff like altering pokemons should work without problems. Look for the magic boots in your inventory and put them on.

Go back to the game and take off the item, it should give you the magic boots.

Double click the 535 to edit it, and change it to 1199.

Only one value should be left in the list, click it and press the red arrow that's around the center of the program.

Now in Cheat Engine, look for value 535 and press Next Scan.

In game, give the pokeball back to the same pokemon as in step 5 & 6.

In Cheat Engine, type the value 1 and click First Scan (or New Scan).

Open cheat engine & select Pokemon Infinite Fusion (in the little spyglass top left).

Open up the game & start out like normal (You need at least one pokemon & a poke ball).

There's a few steps to the process, and it involves cheating in items. Just backup the file that's in that directory and the backup should be set. You can find your save file in C:/users//Saved Games/Pokemon Infinite Fusion. Nothing game breaking should happen, but make sure to back up your game just in case. As it might be useful to some (who want to start with a custom starter like me), I just wanted to share it here :) I did manage to find out how by using Cheat Engine and some Trial and Error. Hey there! I was researching how to enable debug mode from the start to give myself some custom starters, and after looking for a ton of posts I couldn't find a real answer. TLDR Go to the comments if you seek to unlock debug mode for version 5+ The ID for the magic boots seems to change with each update, but this is also available in the comments. EDIT: This no longer works after version 5ĮDIT2: The comments have found a different method that seems to work for versions 5+.

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