(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); 1 = Item ID (00000000 = If Weapon id is used)
2 = Weapon ID (FFFFFFFF = If Item id is used)
3 = Customs
4 = Current Ammo on Weapon
5 = Current Amount (Ammo or item)

Item Box Modes

Slot 1 Mod

    80010004 76D6D6C0

88010004 F5C58BAA

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88010004 9DB32976

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88010004 9A4E4F72

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88010004 43BA2A8B

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88010004 8BA3B785

2800000C XXXXXXXX

Slot 2 Mod

    80010004 76D6D6C0

88030004 F5C58BAA

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88030004 9DB32976

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88030004 9A4E4F72

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88030004 43BA2A8B

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88030004 8BA3B785

2800000C XXXXXXXX

Slot 3 Mod

    80010004 76D6D6C0

88050004 F5C58BAA

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88050004 9DB32976

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88050004 9A4E4F72

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88050004 43BA2A8B

2800000C XXXXXXXX

88050004 8BA3B785

2800000C XXXXXXXX

Items
0F000000 = Handgun Ammo
10000000 = Shotgun Ammo
11000000 = Submachine Gun Ammo
12000000 = Mag Ammo
13000000 =
14000000 =
15000000 =
16000000 = Acid Rounds
17000000 = Flame Rounds
18000000 = Needle Cartridge
19000000 = Fuel
1A000000 = Large-Caliber Handgun Ammo
1B000000 = High-Powered Rounds
1D000000 = MiniGun Ammo
20000000 = Ink Ribbon
21000000 = Wooden Boards

Weapons------
41000000 = Hand Grenade
42000000 = Flash Grenade
2E000000 = Combat Knife
2F000000 = Inf Combat Knife
52000000 = Inf Samurai Edge (Original Model)
53000000 = Samurai Edge (Chris Model)
54000000 = Samurai Edge (Jill Model)
55000000 = Samurai Edge (Albert Model)
09000000 = SLS 60
03000000 = JMB Hp3
04000000 = QuickDraw Army
15000000 = MQ 11
2A000000 = GM 79
2C000000 = Spark Shot
32000000 = Minigun

Customs-----

01000000 = Shoulder Stock
02000000 = High Voltage Condenser
03000000 = Suppressor
06000000 = High-Powered Rounds

Credits to Skiller

Hey, Xx-GIPPI-xX! Thanks so much for all your work with RE2, and for sharing these codes with us.

I have a question about this one, though: do you know what the hex values are for the different locations? I can find the place where your code points to, but how do we know what values to put there? Do we just have to experiment, or keep making saves at various locations, then look at the values for each one? Or do you have a list you would be willing to share? I'm wondering if this code might help solve some of the problems I've been having when swapping characters and stages...

Thanks again for everything. It's been a lot of fun experimenting with this game using your codes.

I dont have any list for location but i say you one tips : When you save with typewriter check the quick code for location on save wizard .....Ex : One save on main Hall, save on garage... save on jail...save on sewes and mor

Okay, that was my back-up plan if you didn't have a list. Thanks!

I wonder if the codes are limited to typewriter locations (and possibly autosave points), or if there are different codes for virtually anywhere on the map? Either way, I'm hoping this will prevent some of the setbacks that occur when swapping characters (like spawning in the wrong place, or being forced to trigger cutscenes that crash the game because of the model swap).

If I feel up to it, and have the time/patience, I might try to compile a list of the location values for everyone here.

Okay, so using Xx-GIPPI-xX's code above, I've found the hex values for all the typewriter locations in the game. (There are 19 in total.) I've listed them in the table below.

Unfortunately, so far I haven't been able to do anything useful with them. Changing the location code alone usually just spawns the characters in a black void outside the playable area, or else it doesn't change anything at all and they start where they did before I changed the code. One of my saves wouldn't even load (probably because I was trying to make Leon start in the Orphanage, which is exclusive to Claire's scenario).

So when just changing the location didn't help, I tried changing the stage as well (using Xx-GIPPI-xX's Stage Swap code), but this didn't make a difference either.

I noticed that, regardless of where my characters spawned - even when they were in a black void far from any recognizable location - the map still said they were where the original save took place, so I'm struggling to understand what exactly this hex value does/means. I'm hoping Xx-GIPPI-xX can explain how this Location Code can be used, and why I haven't been able to get it to work so far. Xx-GIPPI-xX, help!!!

Anyway, here's the list of codes for all 19 of the typewriters in the game. I added a "Scenario" column because a lot of the typewriters can only be accessed by certain characters and/or in certain scenarios, so I've written which characters/scenarios use which locations.

		TYPEWRITERS
CODE	-	LOCATION	-	SCENARIO
0070		Police Station / Main Hall		Leon 1st / Claire 1st
0078		Police Station / Darkroom		All
00EB		Police Station / Break Room		Leon 1st & 2nd / Claire 2nd
015E		Police Station / Secret Room		All
0161		Underground Facility / Operators Room		All
007B		Police Station / Boiler Room		Leon 1st & 2nd
0101		Police Station / Chief's Office		Claire 1st & 2nd
0169		Orphanage / Director's Room		Claire 1st & 2nd
0140		Sewers / Office		Claire 1st & 2nd
017A		Sewer Entrance / Old Waterway		Leon 1st & 2nd
0136		Sewers / Passage		Leon 1st & 2nd
0153		Sewers / Incinerator		Leon 1st & 2nd (as Ada)
0139		Sewers / Water Gate		Leon 1st & 2nd
014C		Sewers / Monitor Room		All
007F		Laboratory / Reception		All
0173		Laboratory / Lobby		All
01A0		Laboratory / Server Room		All
01A4		Laboratory / P4 Level Testing Lab		All
0175		Lab Bottom Level / Lift		All

NOTE: The autosave locations also have their own hex values, but I'm only posting the typewriter location values for now, because there are around 40 autosaves in Leon's 1st scenario alone (I took notes while playing through the game yesterday), and it will take forever to transfer each autosave individually using my USB drive. I don't even want to think about doing it for the other 3 scenarios...especially if there's nothing useful we can do with them. If Xx-GIPPI-xX (or anyone else) can help me understand what they can be used for, then I'll probably be willing to make the effort.