DBZ BT3 Data Save Map

Credits: Vega (all information in this entire txt file)

Filname = DBZT3
Size = 0x13B800
Location (NTSC-U) = /title/00010000/52445345/data/DBZT3

How to get pointer of Data Save (for ASM Coders/Devs):

Before Data Save is checksummed during the "Loading Data" screen.
lwz rX, -0x6868 (r13) #Offset is for NTSC-U Rev1, NTSC-U Launch Version uses -0x6878.
addi rX, rX, 56
rX = Data Save Pointer

After Data Save is checksummed during the "Loading Data" screen.
lwz rX, -0x6C40 (r13) #Offset is also same for NTSC-U Launch Version, but may differ for other regions
rX = Data Save Pointer

"Loading Data" screen checksum function location
NTSC-U Rev1 0x8018FC88

Summary:
Args (r3 - Pointer to Data Save, r4 - 0x13B800, r5 - 0) are set for checksum function call (NTSC-U Rev1 0x800C9858)
Return value (r3) is checked. It's either 0 (no errors) or 1 (error)
If r3 = 0, setup a loop to transfer the data from initial pointer to new pointer (pointer for after 'loading data' screen)
If r3 = 1, then a different set of instructions are executed. Thus resulting in the "Game data is corrupted" prompt to appear on your screen.

NOTE: When the Data Save is checksummed (from a different parent function) during Overwriting, r5 is set to 1 instead of 0.

For NTSC-U Rev1, data save starts at address 0x90E57760 in memory (pointer used for after 'Loading Data' screen). Simply add this value to the address value for the item below to find it in memory for the NTSC-U Rev1 version of the game.

Checksum

0x000003 (byte) = 1st byte of two-byte checksum
0x000007 (byte) = 2nd byte of two-byte checksum

Dragon History & Dragon Balls

0x00000A (byte) = 0x00 if you just got 100% on Dragon History. Gets flipped back to 0x01 and stays there forever. Default setting is 0x01 when Dragon History is incomplete.

0x00000B (byte)
Bit Breakdown~
Bit 0 = Whether or not you have entered dragon history at least once. Flip to 1 for Yes
Bit 1 = Dragon ball 7 (flip bit to 1 to have ball)
Bit 2 = Dragon ball 6
Bit 3 = Dragon ball 5
Bit 4 = Dragon ball 4
Bit 5 = Dragon ball 3
Bit 6 = Dragon ball 2
Bit 7 = Dragon ball 1

0x00000F (byte) = Dragon History difficulty. 0x00 - easy, 0x01 - medium, 0x02 - hard. All other values will cause game to freeze

0x000013 (byte)
0x000017 (byte)
0x00001B (byte)

Three bytes above deal with Dragon History completion. For unlocking, set to 0x7F

0x00001F (byte) = Unknown? Was 0x00 on my Wii save. But for fresh data saves, this is set to 0x01. So something flips it, don't know what.

0x000023 (byte)
0x000027 (byte)
0x00002B (byte)
0x000033 (byte)
0x00003B (byte)
0x000043 (byte)
0x000047 (byte)
0x00004B (byte)
0x000053 (byte)
0x000056 (halfword)
0x00005A (halfword)
0x000063 (byte)
0x000067 (byte)
0x00006B (byte)
0x000073 (byte)
0x000077 (byte)
0x00007B (byte)
0x000083 (byte)
0x000087 (byte)
0x00008B (byte)

All bytes and halfwords above deal with Dragon History completion. For unlocking set all bytes to 0x7F and all halfwords to 0xFFFF. 0x7F is not exactly the correct value for most of the byte locations (as finding every exact bit flip that does what is frustrating), but it will do for unlocker codes and such.

0x000093 (byte) = Unknown? Was 0x01 on my Wii Console save.

0x00020B (byte) = Is Survival Menu unlocked? 0x00 - No, 0x01 - Yes
0x00020F (byte) = Amount of Pages unlocked in Mission 100. For fresh data saves, this starts at 0x05. Max is 0x14. However to unlock hidden/unused Missions, set to 0x1B.

Ultimate Battle

Sim Dragon Battle Record Format
Byte = Character Value
Word = Score (Value mutipled by 0x64; Convert Result to Decimal = In-Game Score); highest possible value is 0x713C6D8A (game using incorrect display due to such a high number) before the game resets it down to 100 in game.
Byte = Red Star? 0x00 - no, 0x01 - yes

0x000213 = Rank 1
0x00021F = Rank 2
0x00022B = Rank 3
0x000237 = Rank 4
0x000243 = Rank 5
0x00024F = Rank 6
0x00025B = Rank 7
0x000267 = Rank 8
0x000273 = Rank 9
0x00027F = Rank 10

Mission 100 Format
Byte 0x00 or 0x01 (has mission ever been played)?
Byte (Grade) 0x00 = Not completed, 0x01 = C, 0x02 = B, 0x03 = A, 0x04 = Z, 0x05+ = invalid (white square)
Byte = Time (Minutes)
Byte = Time (Seconds)
Byte = Time (Milliseconds)
3 bytes of Null (unused bytes)
Word = Score (Value mutipled by 0x64; Convert Result to Decimal = In-Game Score); highest possible value is 0x713C6D8A (game using incorrect display due to such a high number) before the game resets it down to 100 in game.

0x00028C = Mission Battle 1
0x000298 = Mission Battle 2
0x0002A4 = Mission Battle 3
0x0002B0 = Mission Battle 4
0x0002BC = Mission Battle 5
0x0002C8 = Mission Battle 6
0x0002D4 = Mission Battle 7
0x0002E0 = Mission Battle 8
0x0002EC = Mission Battle 9
0x0002F8 = Mission Battle 10
0x000304 = Mission Battle 11
0x000310 = Mission Battle 12
0x00031C = Mission Battle 13
0x000328 = Mission Battle 14
0x000334 = Mission Battle 15
0x000340 = Mission Battle 16
0x00034C = Mission Battle 17
0x000358 = Mission Battle 18
0x000364 = Mission Battle 19
0x000370 = Mission Battle 20
0x00037C = Mission Battle 21
0x000388 = Mission Battle 22
0x000394 = Mission Battle 23
0x0003A0 = Mission Battle 24
0x0003AC = Mission Battle 25
0x0003B8 = Mission Battle 26
0x0003C4 = Mission Battle 27
0x0003D0 = Mission Battle 28
0x0003DC = Mission Battle 29
0x0003E8 = Mission Battle 30
0x0003F4 = Mission Battle 31
0x000400 = Mission Battle 32
0x00040C = Mission Battle 33
0x000418 = Mission Battle 34
0x000424 = Mission Battle 35
0x000430 = Mission Battle 36
0x00043C = Mission Battle 37
0x000448 = Mission Battle 38
0x000454 = Mission Battle 39
0x000460 = Mission Battle 40
0x00046C = Mission Battle 41
0x000478 = Mission Battle 42
0x000484 = Mission Battle 43
0x000490 = Mission Battle 44
0x00049C = Mission Battle 45
0x0004A8 = Mission Battle 46
0x0004B4 = Mission Battle 47
0x0004C0 = Mission Battle 48
0x0004CC = Mission Battle 49
0x0004D8 = Mission Battle 50
0x0004E4 = Mission Battle 51
0x0004F0 = Mission Battle 52
0x0004FC = Mission Battle 53
0x000508 = Mission Battle 54
0x000514 = Mission Battle 55
0x000520 = Mission Battle 56
0x00052C = Mission Battle 57
0x000538 = Mission Battle 58
0x000544 = Mission Battle 59
0x000550 = Mission Battle 60
0x00055C = Mission Battle 61
0x000568 = Mission Battle 62
0x000574 = Mission Battle 63
0x000580 = Mission Battle 64
0x00058C = Mission Battle 65
0x000598 = Mission Battle 66
0x0005A4 = Mission Battle 67
0x0005B0 = Mission Battle 68
0x0005BC = Mission Battle 69
0x0005C8 = Mission Battle 70
0x0005D4 = Mission Battle 71
0x0005E0 = Mission Battle 72
0x0005EC = Mission Battle 73
0x0005F8 = Mission Battle 74
0x000604 = Mission Battle 75
0x000610 = Mission Battle 76
0x00061C = Mission Battle 77
0x000628 = Mission Battle 78
0x000634 = Mission Battle 79
0x000640 = Mission Battle 80
0x00064C = Mission Battle 81
0x000658 = Mission Battle 82
0x000664 = Mission Battle 83
0x000670 = Mission Battle 84
0x00067C = Mission Battle 85
0x000688 = Mission Battle 86
0x000694 = Mission Battle 87
0x0006A0 = Mission Battle 88
0x0006AC = Mission Battle 89
0x0006B8 = Mission Battle 90
0x0006C4 = Mission Battle 91
0x0006D0 = Mission Battle 92
0x0006DC = Mission Battle 93
0x0006E8 = Mission Battle 94
0x0006F4 = Mission Battle 95
0x000700 = Mission Battle 96
0x00070C = Mission Battle 97
0x000718 = Mission Battle 98
0x000724 = Mission Battle 99
0x000730 = Mission Battle 100

There are 35 Hidden/unused Battles. They follow the same format as the normal 100 Missions.

0x00073C = Mission Battle 101
0x000748 = Mission Battle 102
0x000754 = Mission Battle 103
0x000760 = Mission Battle 104
0x00076C = Mission Battle 105
0x000778 = Mission Battle 106
0x000784 = Mission Battle 107
0x000790 = Mission Battle 108
0x00079C = Mission Battle 109
0x0007A8 = Mission Battle 110
0x0007B4 = Mission Battle 111
0x0007C0 = Mission Battle 112
0x0007CC = Mission Battle 113
0x0007D8 = Mission Battle 114
0x0007E4 = Mission Battle 115
0x0007F0 = Mission Battle 116
0x0007FC = Mission Battle 117
0x000808 = Mission Battle 118
0x000814 = Mission Battle 119
0x000820 = Mission Battle 120
0x00082C = Mission Battle 121
0x000838 = Mission Battle 122
0x000844 = Mission Battle 123
0x000850 = Mission Battle 124
0x00085C = Mission Battle 125
0x000868 = Mission Battle 126
0x000874 = Mission Battle 127
0x000880 = Mission Battle 128
0x00088C = Mission Battle 129
0x000898 = Mission Battle 130
0x0008A4 = Mission Battle 131
0x0008B0 = Mission Battle 132
0x0008BC = Mission Battle 133
0x0008C8 = Mission Battle 134
0x0008D4 = Mission Battle 135

Survival Mode Format
Halfword = Amount Defeated; Max value is 0x3E7 (999 = In-Game score)
Word = Score (Value mutipled by 0x64; Convert Result to Decimal = In-Game Score); highest possible value is 0x713C6D8A (game using incorrect display due to such a high number) before the game resets it down to 100 in game.
Byte (Grade) 0x00 = Not completed, 0x01 = C, 0x02 = B, 0x03 = A, 0x04 = Z, 0x05+ = invalid (white square)
Byte = Time (Minutes)
Byte = Time (Seconds)
Byte = Time (Milliseconds)
Halfword = Unused

0x00073E = Survival; Bardock War
0x00074A = Survival; Dragon Classic
0x000756 = Survival; All-Star

Fyi: There is no byte for 'has been played?' for Survival Mode.

Also note that the space used for Mission Battles (Hidden Missions) 101 thru 103 is also used by the Survival levels. So yes, setting a new record will effect the other records automatically.

Dragon World Tour

0x000A0B (byte)
Bit 0 = Unused
Bit 1 = ??? Sometimes this is flipped high
Bit 2 = ??? Seems to always be flipped high
Bit 3 = Is Yamcha Games open?
Bit 4 = Is Otherworld Tournament open?
Bit 5 = Is Cell Games open?
Bit 6 = Is World Martial Arts Big Tournament open?
Bit 7 = Is World Tournament open?

0x000A0F (byte) = Time of Day (Hour on Clock) in Dragon World Tour
0x000A13 (byte) = Has DWT ever been played? 0x00 - No, 0x01 - Yes

Character Unlocks

Bit Value Breakdown (0 = locked, 1 = unlocked)

0x000C10 (byte)
Bit 0 = Pan
Bit 1 = Tapion
Bit 2 = Pikkon
Bit 3 = Yajirobe
Bit 4 = ?
Bit 5 = ?
Bit 6 = Great Saiyaman 2
Bit 7 = Videl

0x000C11 (byte)
Bit 0 = Hercule
Bit 1 = SS4 Gogeta
Bit 2 = ?
Bit 3 = ?
Bit 4 = ?
Bit 5 = ?
Bit 6 = ?
Bit 7 = ?

0x000C12 thru 0x000C1F (bytes)
Bits 0 thru 7 = ?

0x000C20 thru 0x000C22 (bytes) = Unused

0x000C23 (byte)
Bits 0 thru Bit 6 = Unused
Bit 7 = SS Future Gohan

0x000C24 (byte)
Bit 0 = Future Gohan
Bit 1 = ?
Bit 2 = ?
Bit 3 = ?
Bit 4 = ?
Bit 5 = ?
Bit 6 = ?
Bit 7 = ?

There's a total of 161 characters... So getting all 161 bit values is too much for my laziness. Maybe somebody else can do it.

Map Unlocks

Bit Value Breakdown (0 = locked, 1 = unlocked)

0x000C2B (byte) = 1st byte of Map unlocks
Bit 0 thru Bit 4 = unused
Bit 5 = Planet Evening
Bit 6 = Mountain Road Evening
Bit 7 = Desert Night

0x000C2C (byte) = 2nd byte of Map unlocks
Bit 0 = Desert Evening
Bit 1 = City Ruins Night
Bit 2 = City Ruins Evening
Bit 3 = Cell Game Noon
Bit 4 = World Tournament Stage Evening
Bit 5 = Rocky Area Night
Bit 6 = Rocky Area Evening
Bit 7 = Wasteland Night

0x000C2D (byte) = 3rd byte of Map unlocks
Bit 0 = Wasteland Evening
Bit 1 = Mount Pazou
Bit 2 = Muscle Tower
Bit 3 = King's Castle
Bit 4 = Desert Noon
Bit 5 = Hell
Bit 6 = Penguin Village
Bit 7 = Outer Space

0x000C2E (byte) = 4th byte of Map unlocks
Bit 0 = Ruined Earth
Bit 1 = Glacier
Bit 2 = Planet Night
Bit 3 = Kame House
Bit 4 = Islands
Bit 5 = Mountain Road Noon
Bit 6 = City Ruins Noon
Bit 7 = Hyperbolic Timer Chamber

0x000C2F (byte) = 5th byte of Map unlocks
Bit 0 = Supreme Kai's World
Bit 1 = Cell Games Arena Evening
Bit 2 = Kami's Lookout
Bit 3 = World Tournament Stage Noon
Bit 4 = Dying Namek
Bit 5 = Namek
Bit 6 = Rocky Area Noon
Bit 7 = Wasteland Noon (flipping this bit to zero can cause weird graphics during character and map selection)

0x000C30 thru C33 (word) = Unknown, seems to always be 0x000FFFFF

0x000C37 (byte) = Duel Mode Duel Time
Byte values:
0x00 = 60
0x01 = 90
0x02 = 180
0x03 = 240
0x04 = No Time Limit

0x000C3B (byte) = Duel Mode COM Level
Byte values:
0x00 = Very Weak
0x01 = Weak
0x02 = Average
0x03 = Strong
0x04 = Very Strong

0x000C3F (byte) = Duel Mode Referee
Byte values:
0x00 = Ox King
0x01 = Videl
0x02 = Supreme Kai
0x03 = Shenron
0x04 = Announcer 1
0x05 = Announcer 2
0x06 = Announcer 3

0x000C43 (byte) = Duel Mode Transformations (For Player 1)
Byte values:
0x00 = ON
0x01 = OFF

0x000C47 (byte) = Duel Mode Transformations (For Player 2)
Byte values:
0x00 = ON
0x01 = OFF

0x000C4B (byte) = Duel Mode Map Setting
0x00 = ON
0x01 = OFF

Unknown

0x00120B (byte) = Unknown. Can be 0x00 or 0x01.

Various Settings and Unknown

0x00160B (byte) = Controller and Voice Settings

Bits 0 thru 2 = Unused
Bit 3 = Controller Type 2P (0 = Normal, 1 = Simple)
Bit 4 = Controller Type 1P (0 = Normal, 1 = Simple)
Bit 5 = Rumble Setting 2P (0 = Off, 1 = On)
Bit 6 = Rumble Setting 1P (0 = Off, 1 = On)
Bit 7 = Change Voice (0 = Japanese, 1 = English)

0x00160F (byte) = Always 0x02?
0x001613 (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x001617 (byte) = Always 0x00?
0x00161B (byte) = Always 0x03?
0x00161F (byte) = Always 0x04?
0x001623 (byte) = Always 0x05?
0x001627 (byte) = Always 0x06?
0x00162B (byte) = Always 0x07?
0x00162F (byte) = Always 0x02?
0x001633 (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x001637 (byte) = Always 0x00?
0x00163B (byte) = Always 0x03?
0x00163F (byte) = Always 0x04?
0x001643 (byte) = Always 0x05?
0x001647 (byte) = Always 0x06?
0x00164B (byte) = Always 0x07?
0x00164F (byte) = Always 0x02?
0x001653 (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x001657 (byte) = Always 0x00?
0x00165B (byte) = Always 0x03?
0x00165F (byte) = Always 0x04?
0x001663 (byte) = Always 0x05?
0x001667 (byte) = Always 0x06?
0x00166B (byte) = Always 0x07?
0x00166F (byte) = Always 0x02?
0x001673 (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x001677 (byte) = Always 0x00?
0x00167B (byte) = Always 0x03?
0x00167F (byte) = Always 0x04?
0x001683 (byte) = Always 0x05?
0x001687 (byte) = Always 0x06?
0x00168B (byte) = Always 0x07?
0x00168F (byte) = Always 0x00?
0x001693 (byte) = Always 0x00?
0x001697 (byte) = Camera Type, (0x00 = A, 0x01 = B, 0x02 = C)
0x00169B (byte) = Screen Shake (0x00 = On, 0x01 = Off)
0x00169C (word; signed) Screen Position X-Axis
0x0016A0 (word; signed) Screen Position Y-Axis
0x0016A7 (byte) = Speaker (0x00 = Stereo, 0x01 = Mono)
0x0016AB (byte) = Music Volume (0x00 thru 0x09)
0x0016AF (byte) = Voice Volume (0x00 thru 0x09)

Character Customize

Format
Halfword = Custom 1's First Z Item (it's byte value)
Halfword = 2nd Z Item
Halfword = 3rd Z Item
Halfword = 4th Z Item
Halfword = 5th Z Item
Halfword = 6th Z Item
Halfword = 7th Z Item
Halfword = For Character Type Z Item (ex: Goku Type)
Halfword = Custom 2's First Z Item (it's byte value)
Halfword = 2nd Z Item
Halfword = 3rd Z Item
Halfword = 4th Z Item
Halfword = 5th Z Item
Halfword = 6th Z Item
Halfword = 7th Z Item
Halfword = For Character Type Z Item (ex: Goku Type)
Halfword = Custom 3's First Z Item (it's byte value)
Halfword = 2nd Z Item
Halfword = 3rd Z Item
Halfword = 4th Z Item
Halfword = 5th Z Item
Halfword = 6th Z Item
Halfword = 7th Z Item
Halfword = For Character Type Z Item (ex: Goku Type)
Word = Z Points
Halfword = Amount of Ability Limits beyond the character's default
Halfword = Unused

0x001808 = Goku (Early)
0x001840 = Kid Gohan
0x001878 = Piccolo (Early)
... ...
Increment by 0x38 for next character. Character order is how they are listed in game. Start at first row (Goku Early), go left to right. After that, move down to next row (to Goku Mid) and repeat this process until you end up at last character (Arale).
0x002D08 = Arale

Unknown

0x002D58 thru 0x002ECF = Various repeating word values of 0xFFFFFFFF, unknown, same for all data saves, never changes

Z Shop

0x002EC8 thru 0x002F5F = 152 total Bytes values for 152 total Z Items in Item Shop.
Bit Breakdown:
Bits 0 thru 5 = Unused
Bit 6 = New!
Bit 7 = Purchased

0x003028 (word) = Value for how many Z points you have, Max is 0x0098967F (9999999 in-game value)

Replay Data

Locations:
0x003030 = Replay #1
0x02F830 = #2
0x05C030 = #3
0x088830 = #4
0x0B5030 = #5
0x0E1830 = #6
0x10E030 = #7

Format
0x0003 (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x0004 (word) = Unused?
0x0008 (word) = Unused?
0x000C (word) = Unused?
0x0013 (byte) = Character #1 on First Team (Replay Data Preview)
0x0017 (byte) = #2
0x001B (byte) = #3
0x001F (byte) = #4
0x0023 (byte) = #5
0x0027 (byte)= Character #1 on Second Team (Replay Data Preview)
0x002B (byte) = #2
0x002F (byte) = #3
0x0033 (byte) = #4
0x0037 (byte) = #5
0x0038 (word) = ASCII for btls
0x003F (byte) = Always 0x07?
0x0043 (byte) = ?
0x0047 (byte) = ?
0x004B (byte) = Duel Time (4 = 240, 3 = 180, 2 = 90, 1 = 60, 0 = Infinite)
0x004F (byte) = ?
0x0053 (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x0057 (byte) = Map
0x005B (byte) = ?
0x005F (byte) = ?
0x0063 (byte) = Map (again)
0x00FB (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x00FF (byte) = Character #1 on First Team
0x010B (byte) = Some bit flipping going on in regards to varius Duel Settings, too lazy to figure them out
0x010C (halfword) = Always 0x42C8?
0x02F7 (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x02FB (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x0303 (byte) = ? Seems to only be 0x00 or 0x02
0x0308 thru 0x0x031F (4 words of F's, word of 1, then word of F's) #Maybe Costume and Item Settings of characters on First Team?
0x034B (byte) = Character #1 on First Team
0x0357 (byte) = Character #1 on First Team
0x036B (byte) = Always 0x01?
0x036F (byte) = Character #1 on Second Team
0x037B (byte) = Copy of byte value at 0x010B
0x037C (halfword) = Copy of halfword value at 0x010C
0x0567 thru 0x058F = Maybe Costume and Item Settings of characters on Second Team?
0x05BB (byte) = Character #1 on Second Team
0x05C7 (byte) = Character #1 on Second Team
0x05DB (byte) = Always 0x1?
0x05E0 thru 0xXXXX = Actual Replay Data, various bit flips for various actions, movements, etc. Actual length will vary ofc and I have no idea what the replay data limit is.