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[TamDanny]

"pygecko" acts on Wii U side to allow the connection with the PC side apps TCPGecko/JGeckoU. The confution arise because you have a PC side

Oh, I kept thinking it was something the computer handled. Guess that won't resolve my problem.
I don't know what's with the TCPGecko in my computer, but it doesn't connect whatsoever. Not only that, but it somehow "breaks" the connection. I can use JGeckoU just fine, but as soon as I try connecting with TCPGecko; I can no longer connect with JGeckoU. I wouldn't have a problem with this, but since JGeckoU doesn't have RAM searching implemented yet, I have no way to do it.

 

[Ailuros27]

So I did a search and my rupees address is now 34E308CC instead of the address that @Kurayami and I independently found. What the heck?!

 

[Ailuros27]

Got it! At least, I solved the TP HD problem. No idea on the Hyrule Warriors address weirdness yet. But for people like myself and @skilarbabcock who were having trouble when using just the kernel and pygecko (no ELF), I solved the issue by finding an old version of JGecko U from March that I still had on hand and using it. Good thing I'm a digital packrat!

 

[skilarbabcock]

Now it doesnt work with Hyrule Warriors any more. Can someone please link me to the way to use JGecko U without the ELF? I don't want to use GeckoDnet manually or wait for the ELF problems to be corrected to finish the Cave of Shadows.

Now you see my problem

 

[Ailuros27]

I fixed it on my end. At least for TP HD. I haven't the slightest clue why my addresses are different.

Ignore me. I was wrong. Very wrong about those heart addresses.

 

[Kurayami]

So I did a search and my rupees address is now 34E308CC instead of the address that @Kurayami and I independently found. What the heck?!

I'm still trying to figure out why the address is changing for others, as for my end it's still the same address in my code list after numerous restarts of the Wii U. I can maybe try to figure out what pointer is allocating the info for the rupees and other codes if I can learn how to do that here over the next few hours.

 

[capito27]

It should give you 20 full hearts..
maybe you need this one too
All/Max. hearts
00000000 10647B4B
00000050 00000000

now, i am truly invincible, but still, my health is 16, even if i create a new file name, i get 16 hearths, not 20, which is aggravating, since it damaged my 100% save and i will most likely need to restart a save from 0 if i want all 20 back...
edit 1 : i can confirm that it's your "All/Max hearts that gives me 16 hearts instead of 20"
edit 2 : managed to fix it by replacing the 50 in both codes by 64

 

[MG2123]

I got it to work now! Now that I figured out how to do it, I guess it'll be a simple endeavor from now on. Thanks for the help again!

 

[Kurayami]

Small update, I haven't found anything about getting the pointer for the rupees in Hyrule Warriors, but I found a way to modify the leveling system. I'll update once I figure out how to fully use this code and make a guide on it.

EDIT: Okay I figured it out and posted it on the Hyrule Warriors thread, but I'll copy/paste it here too in case.

I found a pseudo way of leveling up characters to max in game from RAM edits.

The address I'm using are these:
388269EF - Current level
38826A5F - Dojo Max Level up

The current level address applies to any character currently selected in the Training Dojo.
The Dojo Max Level up address modifies the new level to be bought in the Training Dojo, even past what you're current highest level character is.

To make sure it's the right address, view and update the Current level address while in Training Dojo. Press up on the dpad to increase the level by one, and check if the address value updates by one (Example, goes from 94 to 95). If it does, then the Dojo Max Level up address should be found by adding the offset 70 to it. (Right click the Current level address in memory viewer, add offset, and type in 70) This should pull an address with a very similar byte in it, except it's 1 less. (Example, the previous address was 94, this will be 93).

Once you have the right address, poke the value from whatever the Dojo Max Level up value is to 000000FE since for some reason it's always 1 less the actual level. (FF normally equals 255, but in this case, setting it to FE let's the dojo screen level up to 255.) Hit A and it should pop up asking if you want to level up to 255 assuming you have the rupees. Otherwise hit down on the dpad until you can level up from having enough rupees. Then repoke the address with FE until you can hit 255.

Hopefully that should explain it well enough, if anyone has trouble with it let me know. This is NTSC-U v1.9 from eshop btw.

 

[Dekirai]

For Hyrule Warriors PAL/Disk 1.9 I've made this:

Rupees: 3560F8E4
Buy Level: 3876105C

Poke Rupees to 0098967F and you have 9.999.999
For the "Buy Level" Code, go into the Training Dojo where you can buy your Level.
Search the Buy Level Address and poke 000000FF to it, then press DPad down 1 time and it will get to Level 255 and you can buy it.
Tested with TCPGecko.

 

[CosmoCortney]

now, i am truly invincible, but still, my health is 16, even if i create a new file name, i get 16 hearths, not 20, which is aggravating, since it damaged my 100% save and i will most likely need to restart a save from 0 if i want all 20 back...
edit 1 : i can confirm that it's your "All/Max hearts that gives me 16 hearts instead of 20"
edit 2 : managed to fix it by replacing the 50 in both codes by 64

ohh yea, change it to 64 since a heart container consists of 5 quarter hearts lol

 

[BullyWiiPlaza]

The "old" setup with k31 + py and Gecko U installing the codehandler is no longer supported so there is no need to adhere to it unless codes are not "ported" yet...

 

[RandomUser]

Okay usually I understand what pointer is but, for some reason I cannot figure this out:
For instance: Speed hack [4443BB4C] + 52E4
Is this correct?
00120000 4443BB4C
00000000 00000000
000052E4 40000000
What I really don't understand is what is this so-called ranges? When do you need it and how do know the said ranges? I cannot find anything about ranges.
My own pointer code that I am wanting to test does not seems to do anything in JGecko, despite sending the code over and I did check and seems to be pointing the correct address. Perhaps it's the range issue?

 

[Dynomight]

can someone help me with monster hunter 3 ultimate pal version i want infinte items and infinte weapon sharpness....thank you

 

[BullyWiiPlaza]

Okay usually I understand what pointer is but, for some reason I cannot figure this out:
For instance: Speed hack [4443BB4C] + 52E4
Is this correct?
00120000 4443BB4C
00000000 00000000
000052E4 40000000
What I really don't understand is what is this so-called ranges? When do you need it and how do know the said ranges? I cannot find anything about ranges.
My own pointer code that I am wanting to test does not seems to do anything in JGecko, despite sending the code over and I did check and seems to be pointing the correct address. Perhaps it's the range issue?

The range is wrong. You have to determine in which range the pointer value has to be in order to be considered as valid. 10000000 to 50000000 should always work but is too broad and risky.

 

[PsychoticDust]

Does anyone have any codes for Hyrule Warriors 1.9.0 on PAL? I can't seem to find any. If it helps, I'm playing it using Loadiine. Thank you.

 

[Dekirai]

Does anyone have any codes for Hyrule Warriors 1.9.0 on PAL? I can't seem to find any. If it helps, I'm playing it using Loadiine. Thank you.

Take a look at this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/WiiUHacks/comments/4lthl6/tcpgecko_hyrule_warriors_pal/

I tested everything and it works pretty perfect.

 

[PsychoticDust]

Take a look at this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/WiiUHacks/comments/4lthl6/tcpgecko_hyrule_warriors_pal/

I tested everything and it works pretty perfect.

This is perfect, thank you!

 

[PsychoticDust]

Does anyone have any more codes for the eshop version of Hyrule Warriors, version 1.9.0 PAL? I can't find any anywhere. I'm using TCP Gecko if that makes a difference. Thank you.

 

[RandomUser]

The range is wrong. You have to determine in which range the pointer value has to be in order to be considered as valid. 10000000 to 50000000 should always work but is too broad and risky.

Yeah, doing from 10000000 to 50000000 did work. I suppose that is cool to have ranges, if I were to put a finger activator or joker command on the pointer will the 10000000 to 50000000 range, would it be considered less risky? Also if you were to set up the range, how would you determinate the optimal ranges for a pointer? Do you just simply guess the ranges or do you have a process?
Thanks