I'll update the OP as soon as I got time to do it, sorry for my inactivity.
It's amazing that many new codes for a lot of games have been found so far, great job! Also, there are some games that could get a better deep+pop effect by modifying both the camera and the FOV values if you manage to find them, by increasing the FOV to a greater value and zooming in the camera view to compensate the farther distance, that's how I got Luigi's Mansion to partially have a better 3D effect.
Also, in the meantime, I'll share the address that makes Majora's Mask 3D (Vanilla 1.1) to feel like how the 3D effect is in Ocarina of Time 3D, I thought I already posted it before but I actually forgot lol
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D 1.1 - USA 0004000000125500
[Parallax Barrier No Depth (No 3D)]
D3000000 00000000
00106BF4 00000000
D2000000 00000000
Great to hear from you! This thread has been amazing.
This sounds a bit like what @NanashiFinal13 has been trying to do with stopping objects from despawning - it's the biggest hurdle we've encountered in making and testing working codes.
Luigi's Mansion is a prime example of this. So is Animal Crossing. Another game is Dragon Quest VII - looks phenomenal with the added depth, but the wider view despawns too many of the models. Here's what we have so far in case anyone has time to look into this some more!
Just stumbled on here and my god, best thread on anything ever. Are you still planning to upload all the cheats as files to GitHub? I'd love a way to DL them all at once
Just stumbled on here and my god, best thread on anything ever. Are you still planning to upload all the cheats as files to GitHub? I'd love a way to DL them all at once
A lot of cheat codes are community found/written. While it's "just" codes, it's technically not them to republish without their approval. I mean, you could still ignore all of that and reupload all that either way.
A few months ago, i started posting 3D related codes after a while of no activity on the thread. The problem was that i did a lot typo errors when posting them, and then the codes won't work, so i got to check them and and fix it. It happened quite a few times, so I decided to stop posting so much, and with the help of @Moogley and @skyrimer , we did a lot of testing and fixed most of the codes. The cheats i posted previous to this post are outdated, and on some cases will not work at all, and searching for a code through the pages and the thread is a mess right now, and that's my fault. So, from now on, i will post the codes on a .txt database and i'm including a .txt file with an alphabetical list of all supported games and regions. (Title IDs)
All the codes on the database were tested, many of the codes posted here were reworked, as on the previous state, they caused some issues on the games, mainly texture isues. If you have any problem/issue with them, please PM me. There's also a lot of new codes on the database. The final goal is to support all game's regions, but if you want support for a specific game region, PM me. Well, that's all.
Has the master been posting any updates recently? I frequently drop by to check out your posts. I truly enjoy your insights and always look forward to your new content.
Just by simple curiosity, as most of the codes in this thread, as a disable 3D and a “normal 3D” when those could easily be toggled by unapplying the cheat.
Why wouldn't you want to use the hardware 3D toggle? Except if it is to specifically disable 3D in this one game, because of performance or just not wanting this implementation compared to other software on the 3DS?
Just by simple curiosity, as most of the codes in this thread, as a disable 3D and a “normal 3D” when those could easily be toggled by unapplying the cheat.
Why wouldn't you want to use the hardware 3D toggle? Except if it is to specifically disable 3D in this one game, because of performance or just not wanting this implementation compared to other software on the 3DS?
It's for a simple thing haha, in my case the 3DS games that I have installed, all the games with the same 3D level except dead or alive since I like to play that game without 3D and be able to enjoy those 60 fps, but I want to keep the 3D level without moving it again since I have it right at the perfect 3D depth for me in the other games.
It's for a simple thing haha, in my case the 3DS games that I have installed, all the games with the same 3D level except dead or alive since I like to play that game without 3D and be able to enjoy those 60 fps, but I want to keep the 3D level without moving it again since I have it right at the perfect 3D depth for me in the other games.
Yes, I would recommend disabling the codes once they have been loaded. Depth values higher than 41900000 are more unstable and may have visible glitches, so be aware that they may cause the game to crash. I also recently started playing Metroid Samus Return, I'm 4 hours into it and it hasn't crashed at all, but not all games behave the same. Some games are prone to crash when you mess with the 3D values. Like Dragon Quest Monsters Terry No Wonderland. It has different adresses that control the depth of the HUD, exploration and battle system, jusy like SMTIVA. (I actually couldn't figure out the 3D depth in battle.) I was able to make a code that works only outside of battles, but it crashes every time you try to move to another floor. Shame, because the 3D in the game is really bad, and with the code it looks a lot better. I'll post it below, if anyone wants to try it out and see how it looks with it, but remember, the code is very unstable. After using it and seeing how it looks, close the game. Playing through the game with the code activated will cause your console to crash.
(Also added 3 new game codes)
Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry no Wonderland 3D - 0004000000074600
[Enhanced 3D Depth ZR ON - ZR OFF]
DD000000 00004000
D3000000 080644A0
60000000 00000000
B0000000 00000000
0000044C 42500000
D2000000 00000000
DD000000 00008000
D3000000 080644A0
60000000 00000000
B0000000 00000000
0000044C 40000000
D2000000 00000000
- Press ZR to improve the 3D depth, press ZL to turn back the depth to default value.
- Tested on real cartridge, patch apllyed wit LayeredFS. May not work on prepatched CIA.
3D Classics: Kirbys Adventure - 0004000000054600
[Parallax Barrier, No 3D Depth]
D3000000 0F000000
002F9C18 00000000
D2000000 00000000
Great work! Do you know of any way to adapt the codes to prevent despawning models/textures? It's the main problem with applying these codes. Check out the code for Dragon Quest VII for example:
Lots of despawning stuff like doors, chests, and trees. The person who made this code was working on a fix, but help is much appreciated! I don't know anything. I just test the codes that come out.
The other is through Luma itself, which had a tab added for cheats after an update. Either way, the codes need to be in a folder named the Title ID of the game in a folder named "Cheats" on the SD card.
Most codes I find work through Luma but a few crash or don't work unless Action Replay is used. In Luma, I recommend activating the codes after loading a game, not on the title screen.
The other is through Luma itself, which had a tab added for cheats after an update. Either way, the codes need to be in a folder named the Title ID of the game in a folder named "Cheats" on the SD card.
Most codes I find work through Luma but a few crash or don't work unless Action Replay is used. In Luma, I recommend activating the codes after loading a game, not on the title screen.
You can edit the value manually, just replace the 3D value to something lower. By default, 41200000 is the set value, you can set it to something like 41600000 or so.
You can edit the value manually, just replace the 3D value to something lower. By default, 41200000 is the set value, you can set it to something like 41600000 or so.
Plaza Mii USA (puzzle swap panels and games) v 5.0 0004001000021800
[Parallax Barrier without Depth (No 3D)]
D3000000 00000000
010DC410 473851EC
D2000000 00000000
(This is the only way I found to take a look at Xenoblade 3D with an enhanced 3D effect on my old 3DS using the Puzzle Swap panel, and it makes me sad that I can't actually play it. :´(
Thank you so much, after many years, I can enjoy the Mii Plaza stuff in proper 3D! I made different versions of the Mii Plaza code, since each minigame requires a different amount of depth level, especially the DLC games which have an extremely poor 3D depth for some odd reason..
I just remembered that Mario Kart has a different default value, so I'll make a quick explanation with this case. In case you have trouble setting the new value using the Action Replay engine, you can also use any text editor to modify such value. Here's an example that lowers the 3D effect one step:
[RESTORE BETTER 3D EFFECT (dpad right to enable, dpad left to disable)]
DD000000 00000010
D3000000 00000000
0069CAC4 41A851EC <--This is the "enhanced" 3D value
D2000000 00000000
DD000000 00000020
0069CAC4 422851EC <-- This is the default Value
D2000000 00000000
To enhance 3D to your liking, you can lower the first value step by step from 41A to 419, 418, 417 and so on. Then, while in-game, you can change between the default and new enhanced 3D effect using the D-pad, right for the new 3D and left for default.
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