How do I edit the gear definition files?
You would have to edit the byaml files in Static.pack, but you can't do that, since there is no public converter for these files(NWPlayer has one, but I really don't think she's going to release it).
How do I edit the gear definition files?


i will try it out now@CosmoCortney Have you tried pyGecko with Loadiine yet? I'm trying to find the right place to scan for cheats for Wind Waker. None of them listed seem to match my US game![]()

None of them seem to when using Mii Maker for me. I'm using US NUS Version. I assumed the ones in the top list would work. I'm guessing the way loadiine works maybe changes the location of that memory. Let me know if they work for you. I'll look for some later. I'm a little busy right now. Thanks for the reply in the meantime!i will try it out now
which ones don't match?

Oh I see. I was a bit surprised because the addresses in the ntsc-u/j ram dumps I've got match with the pal onesNone of them seem to when using Mii Maker for me. I'm using US NUS Version. I assumed the ones in the top list would work. I'm guessing the way loadiine works maybe changes the location of that memory. Let me know if they work for you. I'll look for some later. I'm a little busy right now. Thanks for the reply in the meantime!

Oh I see. I was a bit surprised because the addresses in the ntsc-u/j ram dumps I've got match with the pal ones
EDIT: The addresses have really changed
maybe it's possible to make pointer codes..
EDIT2: Here are a few code when playing with Loadiine. IDK if they work with the PAL version through Loadiine too. I'll try to make pointer codes soon

I don't know if the offset will change on future releases of loadiine. so my plan was to make pointers that definitely work with all regional versions no matter if played on physical disc or through loadiineWow, awesome! Thanks! I'll check them out. I mainly wanted the "Change stuff" codes like Day time modifier, which I see that one on there. So if these work, might be able to just add 832 (0x340) to each code address on the list. This worked for games across series (.hack// is a good one i remember) where the locations just shift. I'll let you know in a bit. I'll edit this post.

I don't know if the offset will change on future releases of loadiine. so my plan was to make pointers that definitely work with all regional versions no matter if played on physical disc or through loadiine
this one should give you 5000 rupees: [0x45D0C0D8] + 0xC0 1388

Well, there's a pseudo cheat for the rupees that only changes the display number (it could be the one at 0x1506DFXX but I'm not sure). Have you tried collecting another rupee or changing the room after poking the cheat I have shared?Well my address are almost the same. Lol. Mine are at 0x1506DFXX on my US console, using US Wind Waker from NUS. So I guess they're different or something. I tried restarting and power removal, but addresses are the same for me, so they don't seem to be moving. Maybe just a region thing or something with the console. Haven't gotten the pointer to work with the adjustment though, so that's likely somewhere else or something.

Yes, it doesn't work. Doesn't do anything for me. Maybe I did it wrong, I dont know. Lol. It is almost 3am... Mine counts up rupees like it should when i pick one up though, the 1506dfxx address.Well, there's a pseudo cheat for the rupees that only changes the display number (it could be the one at 0x1506DFXX but I'm not sure). Have you tried collecting another rupee or changing the room after poking the cheat I have shared?
And are you running the NUS version through loadiine or off you NAND?

I see. I have ran a pointer search through a dump of the US version (loadiine), pal (disc), jpn (disc) and got a few results:Yes, it doesn't work. Doesn't do anything for me. Maybe I did it wrong, I dont know. Lol. It is almost 3am... Mine counts up rupees like it should when i pick one up though, the 1506dfxx address.

Give me a little, I have to run to the store. You don't have to do it tonight, but I'll prepare it a while at least.I see. I have ran a pointer search through a dump of the US version (loadiine), pal (disc), jpn (disc) and got a few results:
5000 rupees
[0x1096346C] + 0xAF214 = 0x15073BC4 1388
[0x1105DD18] + 0x3FDE3E4 1388
[0x1105DD28] + 0x3FDE3E4 1388
[0x1105DD38] + 0x3FDE3E4 1388
[0x1105DD58] + 0x3FDE3E4 1388
[0x1105DD68] + 0x3FDE3E4 1388
[0x1105DD98] + 0x3FDE3E4 1388
[0x1105DDA8] + 0x3FDE3E4 1388
[0x3C25FDB0] + 0x3FDE344 1388
[0x45D0C0D8] + 0xC0 1388
maybe one of them works for you too
Maybe you could share a RAM dump (from 0x10000000 - 0x4B000000) if you have time. This could be helpful



Wind Waker HD region-, version- and loader-free codes
*snip*

Here's a funny hack: Wind Waker HS [PAL/Disc] control the boat using the touch pad
here's the asm code (forgot to grab the hex code)
A11AE100 lfs f31,920(r1)
A11AE104 lis r3, 0x208C
A11AE108 ori r3, r3, 0x5C6C
A11AE10C lhz r5, 0 (r3)
A11AE110 lis r4, 0x4872
A11AE114 ori r4, r4, 0x3F20
A11AE118 sth r5, 0x2de (r4)
A11AE11C lwz r5, 0x4 (r3)
A11AE120 stw r5, 0 (r4)
A11AE124 b 0xa114f828
A114F824 b 0xA11AE100 // this line must be poked/disassembled last
Remember you need the right kexploit and pyGecko (see the first post)






