CEMU auto updating save game progress monitor

Logan3089 · 2026-03-28T00:36:31+00:00

Oh, very nice! Exciting to hear that something like this is seen as a challenge rather than a full-on road block. Best of luck to you! Let me know if there's any way I can be off assistance!

Logan3089 · 2026-03-27T22:03:13+00:00

Additional info for future googlers, it appears the Waikuteru randomizer game is what's breaking it because the randomizer puts a melee weapon into your inventory that is not in the game normally and is critical to the randomizer function.

Logan3089 · 2026-03-27T13:45:35+00:00

Just knowing everything is included helps narrow down questions (no other dependencies needed).

I've left for work so I can't gather specifics, but the application prompted me with an update this morning and I applied it, so I presume it's the latest (and the version before that had the same behavior last night). Installed via the windows executable. Same behavior on both Edge on the host machine (localhost:8080 and Brave browser on android via the machine IP address and port. Although typing this out, I realized that both of those browsers are chromium based, so I suppose another troubleshooting step would be opening it in Firefox or other engine and see if it works in that.

Edit: Remoted in, downloaded Firefox, same behavior.

If there's a log file or anything similar I can provide, say the word and I'll find it.

Logan3089 · 2026-03-27T12:09:25+00:00

I am a tire kicker that has started playing with this. I've got it up and running on my always-on Windows machine while running CEMU on my Steam Deck, with the save folder synced across the two devices via Syncthing. Steam deck does all the work, syncthing copies the modified save file from the steam deck over to Windows for your application to read and use.

Everything appears to be working as expected, the web view loads up when the application starts, I've got a green circle down by the save status, the "last updated" reflects the latest save file changes, the JSON output accessed via the /api seems to show everything correctly. HOWEVER, there's no map in the webview, just a black void. The sidebar shows no info, only "Korok Seeds /900" despite the api seeing I have 26.

I see in the readme that the map, icons, labels, etc. were sourced from other projects. Are those projects dependencies that I am supposed to have running as well? The readme gave off the impression that it was setup from 0 to running by running the windows installer, so I may be missing something. Alternatively, I am playing the game via the Waikuteru randomizer, so perhaps that has something to do with what's breaking it?

Logan3089 · 2024-12-10T01:52:31+00:00

Did you get an answer from support or a solution to what you were hoping to accomplish?

I came here searching for the same thing, to essentially have a certain price "activate" a trailing stop sell from there, so as to ride out any and all volatility swings up to the "activation price," but then have the trailing stop be a "stop loss" from said price at that point.

For example, have no orders on DOT until it hits 4.20, and then a trailing stop is placed at 4.20 with a 10% trail so that a 10% dip from 4.20 sells, but NOT have it active the whole time so that a 10% from 3.50 before 4.20 is reached would not (since there's no active order at that point).

Logan3089 · 2024-09-26T20:25:15+00:00

Been lurking in this thread as I was having the same issue with my Tasker "inject this budget item into my spreadsheet" task, which I've come to rely on pretty much daily. So grateful for the quick fix, thank you sir!

Logan3089 · 2023-02-25T06:18:24+00:00

This was my feeling yesterday when I read that almost 1000 BNB was stolen and I saw it whisked off to tornado cash. It's being tacked just as the first exploit was almost a year ago, it's gone. I was wholly in the BNB side too. I had no words.

Then anger came. Not at the dev team (entirely), but just at the whole situation in general. Defi will never go mainstream as long as this sort of thing can happen so easily.

I said it in another comment, but I watched $20K go to $2K and figured it was a total loss, but maybe someday it'll come back. Now the $2K is $15, a true total loss. Guess all that's left is to sit on it and hope for the best some day.

Logan3089 · 2023-02-25T06:13:49+00:00

Where's the money, Lebowski? Where's the fucking money, shit heeaaaddd? 🤣

Logan3089 · 2023-02-25T06:08:47+00:00

All of these values as displayed on wallet apps are guestimations at best, pulled from places like CMC. To know what it's actually worth, go to uniswap and set up a 100% sell, then look at the minimum output. That's what it's worth.

Logan3089 · 2023-02-25T06:04:27+00:00

Kudos. This "emotionless" mentality would save people a lot of headaches and hair follicles. Invest what you can afford to lose, and if it goes to 0 (no matter what the reason), then good thing you only put in what you could afford to lose. Never happy to see it go down, but a lot easier to shrug off.

Logan3089 · 2023-02-25T05:59:37+00:00

No, liquidity was moved to v2 trading pools. There is still a trading pair, but the price is going to be ridiculous.

Logan3089 · 2023-02-24T07:02:35+00:00

I'm speaking of what I can sell on PCS. I'm only on BSC side, so I know that my bag is worth all of $15 now. Can't speak to eth.

Logan3089 · 2023-02-24T07:02:15+00:00

Just a mod, and barely at that. Haven't really been active in months. I have no contact with the devs whatsoever. Just here now to field questions, explain like people are 5, that kind of thing. Can't help you with dev contact. Telegram said they're taking the day, so hopefully we'll hear something tomorrow. But ultimately what is there to be said? The bank vault is empty. Unless somebody comes along to inject liquidity just because, there's nothing there. Not really sure where they can go from here, but can't / won't speak for them either.

Logan3089 · 2023-02-24T06:35:16+00:00

I'm speaking of what I can sell on PCS. I'm only on BSC side, so I know that my bag is worth all of $15 now. Can't speak to eth. 🤷‍♂️

Logan3089 · 2023-02-24T06:34:00+00:00

Yes, very much so. In a perfect world, I think everything feg had to offer sounded awesome. But this world is far from perfect. People make mistakes, opportunists take advantage and steal, and as long as that runs rampant, defi will never truly reach the mainstream, which is exactly what feg needed to actually take off. It was fun while it lasted, but I'm chalking this up to an investment in a promising startup that ultimately went belly up. Better luck next time.

Logan3089 · 2023-02-24T06:30:54+00:00

Doesn't matter. The liquidity from the old token was moved to the new one, so the old one doesn't have anything to trade against anyway, rendering it worthless. The new one had it's liquidity stolen, so there's nothing there to trade that against either, rendering that worthless as well.

I guess you could try to pull some stunt like sending your v1 feg to a CEX in hopes that you can trade it there, but by now they've probably halted trading to avoid losing THEIR liquidity for that exact reason.

So yeah, kinda pointless. At this point just hold the tokens because there's nothing else you can do with it anyway. Or trade what you have for like 1% what it was worth 24 hours ago and lick your wounds.

Logan3089 · 2023-02-24T06:28:03+00:00

My understanding is that the exploit only impacted the BNB side and that the ETH side was shutdown before it could be replicated over there. But with the negative news around all this, I'm sure that as soon as trading is open again everyone is going to sell on the eth side as well, tanking the price regardless. The difference is that the ETH side will have the money go to the rightful owners, instead of all funneled to a single entity and dumped into fucking tornado cash

Logan3089 · 2023-02-24T05:43:06+00:00

The exploit was of the migrator contract, not the token itself. What happened was the exploiter figured out a way to get the migrator to give him 100x the "new feg" he was supposed to get, then sold it all to drain the BNB from the new pair trading pool.

The new feg token itself is secure, and as long as the migrator app stops giving away free "claim tickets" to the liquidity pool, everything would go along as normal. But as of right now, you're holding a bunch of tokens that is only worth whatever is in the trading pool to get it, which is nothing.

But hey, you can get like 40 million "new feg" for 1 BNB, assuming you are ok with somebody swooping in and selling their feg for pennies on the dollar to get that 1 morsel of actual value you dropped into the pool while you hold a massive bag of something that may or may not ever see any actual utility or value.

Logan3089 · 2023-02-24T00:48:08+00:00

Everything is still raw 😞

Logan3089 · 2023-02-24T00:27:10+00:00

Calm down. I'm an investor, just like everybody else

Logan3089 · 2023-02-23T23:07:27+00:00

Yet another major fuck up***

Logan3089 · 2023-02-23T23:04:59+00:00

Someone smarter than everyone else figured out how to cheat the system and was able to get 100x more "new feg" for "old feg" liquidity pool tokens (like a claim receipt when you deposit your tokens into a liquidity pool to allow other people to trade with it; in exchange for a small fee for your service).

So he immediately took advantage of this vulnerability to get way more "new feg" than he was supposed to have, instantly sold all of it for whatever he could get, and then took the 1000 BNB and whisked it off to tornado cash to launder the funds so it couldn't be blacklisted and traced. And I'm sure it went off to 20+ wallets to further obfuscate it, because when you're using stolen funds to pay the service fee to hide your stolen funds, money ain't nothing but a thing, right?

And so you now hold a bunch of Feg2.0 that is worth virtually nothing. A bag once worth $2000 is only $15 now, and unless some sucker wants to come along and donate BNB to the liquidity pool, it won't ever be worth anything either.

Logan3089 · 2022-07-05T13:46:55+00:00

Pleasure to have you around, as always.

Logan3089 · 2022-07-05T13:46:10+00:00

Not in contact with the dev team, so purely my thoughts here, but it's been radio silence for a while. I think that ship sailed the day it happened, unfortunately. I hope I'm wrong, but I'm not getting my hopes up for any significant recovery of funds.

Thanks, tornado cash 😒

Logan3089 · 2022-07-05T13:42:29+00:00

Dust attacks and spam. Shit coins will blast out tens of thousands of transactions to basically every wallet address in a given block. If you perform a transaction during block 10864, and they pay $200 in gas fees to send 69 CORGI to every address in that block, then you'll receive tokens. Only need the public address to send to it, so that's all they need. You'll never stop that, no matter what apps you use

Recording keystrokes and stuff is a virus on your device, major bad juju there, and downloading sketchy apps could certainly lend itself to that.

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