Note:This tut is for time increase i would think it would be the same as time decreasing

basically time codes could be hex or float, most of the time there hex, every 30 seconds is 1 hex or it could every 60 second is 1 hex, could be different on some games, all the games i tested is every 60 seconds is 1 hex

heres some things you need to know, time in game can be 0:00 or 0:00:00

here's some converts to hex to time

0=0
30 sec.=708
1 min.=E10
1 min. 30 sec=1248
2 min=1C20
2 min 30sec.=2058
3 min=2A30

if you see this 0:00:00 in the game then don't search for E10 and so on it will be much higher so search for E11,E12. E13 and so on,

Note:this could be also for 0:00

the format can be just hex like this for example 1:00 is E10

00000E10

or

0E100E10

now all you would do is when you find the nop or change the value to 00000000, on some games it might show as 0:00:01 or 0:01

/**Converting Time With Windows Calculator**
open window calulator, select dec were using 2:00 as a example put 2.00 then times it by 60 you should of got 120 then now press enter again and you should get 7200 now go to hex should get 1C20, or easy way is to 2X60 then press enter you get same answer but if the time is like 2:54 then you would need to use 2.54 in calulator

Note:if your looking for a time code increasing do a dump at 1:00 or 2:00 don't use like 2:46 you will screw up the value and stuff and would be harder to find the address.