Wii U will read game saves from internal memory first, if there's not game save there, it will search in the USB device. Doesn't matter if the save is in both (internal and USB) it only will overwrite the internal one.
False. Over the time that I've posted that message I backed up my data to a USB device and spent some shells adding slots to equipment to try to find the value (and a failed.) After I finished I copied the data from the internal storage to overwrite to the USB and when I played the game it went back to the original value.
Yes, that's possible for ages and on the latest firmware, I think I explained it 4 times in the last few days
I think it's other way around, it read USB device first, if nothing is there it reads from internal memory.
Yes, that would be correct.
This is my 3rd day with a homebrewed Wii U so this is all new to me. I tried scrolling down the memory viewer to the addresses you are referring to but the program just crashes from all the activity. I'm willing to wait until your home again but can you please tell me exactly what tab I'm suppose to be at and what to access? Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.Yes, that's possible for ages and on the latest firmware, I think I explained it 4 times in the last few days
Go to 12CD0D80, that's where the line with equipped weapons is. Starting from there, you'll find your inventory entries which are modifiable. I don't have a PC at the moment, so I can't upload the document with all the IDs again, but purely out of my head, it should be organized like this:
GearID(0000XXXX)|Number of abilities (0000000X)|Number of unlocked abilities (0000000X)|First ability(000000XX)
Second ability(000000XX)|Third ability(000000XX)|Experience(as far as I know)|Empty
Empty|Date last changed|New or old(1/0)|Empty
Go to the memory viewer and put the address I wrote into the little input box near the "01". Then press update, the "01" should change to a "10" and you'll see different values in the memory viewer. From there, just look for the scheme I told you, empty entries are easy to spot, because the values are filled with F's. Do NOT scroll fast in the dotNet memory viewer, it'll break and you may not be able to connect again.
If I may ask where can I get the IDs for gear and abilities? I tried google searching for them, is there a google document with all this info?
Don't use 7FFFFFFF. If you collect one more Halo the value will become 0x80000000 which is -2147483648. Then you won't be able to do anything with it lol
Like I said, there was a docx linked here with a list of gear ID's, but it's gone now and I can't upload my local copy because I can't use my main PC at the moment. I could tell you some that I still remember, but I don't think that would be of much use to you
I'm willing to wait however long that will take for you to get back to your PC. The TC should also reupload the document for other users to make modifications.Like I said, there was a docx linked here with a list of gear ID's, but it's gone now and I can't upload my local copy because I can't use my main PC at the moment. I could tell you some that I still remember, but I don't think that would be of much use to you
You can indeed see what player ID you are once the race has been selected by looking at your position in the list of all the names displayed, just before the race starts. My problem is not that I cannot figure the player ID, but that the Cafe code can't. Hence I need to run a different code depending on what player ID I am, instead of running the same code everytime.
Search function for? You can inject cheats easily with JGecko, there is a xml file uploaded by @Deathwing Zero that contains all the cheats for 1.8.0 for all regions
