There is, it's the same as on Wii literally so it can be transformed easily. I already made a tool to port addresses and then entire Wii codes. Just send me two RAM dumps and the code(s) to port and I might make the application happen. Of course it won't have 100% success rate.
To determine the effective duration of cheat codes. The codehandler is executed about 110 - 120 times a second. So a value of 0x78 would let the code(s) to be active for 1 second
That is assuming you can use the timer feature during your code search or on finalized codes only. If both, then that would be useful in that regards. I have came across a game that did need precise code activation, Activate it too soon and crash, activate it too late, nothing happens.
Well, actually I just manually ported most if not all of my MK8 codes, it would be nice having an app to speed up the process, of course. I tried using Hamster35000VR's Porter, but it request RAM dumps of different region. Tried using RAM dumps of same region, but different version, however complains that it needs a different region or something, I can't remember exactly. If you do decide to create and release the Wii U auto porter of your app, I think the community would appreciate it. Especially those SSB4 codes that is floating around, I know it not 100% success rate, but it should be pretty good nonetheless.
That makes sense, especially useful for codes that only needs to be activated briefly and the effect sticks.
Iam not even shure if this is how to search it.
i dont know how to realy make them either. I was able to do codes like Magic, Items (HW), Coins and Lives but they are pretty easy.
Still, you're way ahead of me. I discovered the address for the bead count (that one was easy because it was a fixed address), and I'm still working on getting the correct pointers for the HP.
Please tell me how you did it. I set my memory range to 10 from 1000000 to 4500000. Then I set the data type to 32bit and start searching for specific value, but I never come across anything.I managed to find an address at the very end of the allowed address (it is the 1st time I find a value after 0x3C000000): 0x4DD67638-3B; changing that value you can change the amount of coins but they suddenly start to decrement reaching the original value in less than a second. Range scanned is between 0x4DD0000 and 0x4E200000; if you try to search between 0x4E2xxxxx and 0x4F000000 (I am not able to identify the precise address) the console crashes probably for out-of-bound limit.
If someone wants to investigate further maybe this finding will save you lot of time
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