Hacking Badge Arcade Cheating with Gateway

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Your code for real plays is 3646B24C. I calculated 2646B24C... I dunno how I ended up with that?
The leading 2 in your second code line is not part of the address. It denotes code type 2 (8bit write)

It says address 0646B24C and the D3 line above adds 30000000 to that.
 
The leading 2 in your second code line is not part of the address. It denotes code type 2 (8bit write)

It says address 0646B24C and the D3 line above adds 30000000 to that.

Ah, so are you saying 2646B24C as well as 3646B24C would work? If 2 is 8-bit, what is 3?
 
Just as a heads up, an earlier post didn't know how to do this, but if you boot into gateway mode, then boot into ntr via bootntr, you CAN use gateway and ntr at the same time. Whether one will work nicely with the other is situational, but it does work.
 
Ah, so are you saying 2646B24C as well as 3646B24C would work? If 2 is 8-bit, what is 3?
No, the address is 3646B24C. Writing to address 2646B24C would not work. Just forget about the first digit of the code, it's never part of the address. It denotes code type, ie. what the line actually does.

Code type 3 is a conditional code, it compares two values. Your practice code shouldn't work as it doesn't actually write anything, it does a comparison then it's over.
 
Stop bothering with codes for badge arcade.

1)A lot of people here can't follow directions (the text file that comes in the GW zip)

2) The offsets change like every few days anyway (and differ between o3ds and n3ds) so there's no point in making a cheat code.

I didn't play badge arcade yesterday but I did just now and the offsets changed again (along with adding cool new app launcher badges!).

USA N3DS Practice: 368227DC
USA N3DS Free play: 364686CC

The trick is to go into the practice catcher and begin an exact 8 bit search for 5 as soon as you get your 5 free plays.

Then use a free play, and after it changes to 4, search for 4.

etc, etc... on USA N3DS it is always the address (so far) that begins with 36.

Get at least 40 practice badges before you change it to 1 and then use the final 1. You will get at least 4 free plays (1 for every 10 practice badges)

That is enough to begin your free plays and do the same thing again. (so far this has also been the address that begins with 36 on a USA N3DS).
 
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Stop bothering with codes for badge arcade.

1)A lot of people here can't follow directions (the text file that comes in the GW zip)

2) The offsets change like every few days anyway (and differ between o3ds and n3ds) so there's no point in making a cheat code.

People that don't read the instructions that come with gateway, won't read a tutorial on how to find addresses either, though.
 
Stop bothering with codes for badge arcade.

The offsets change like every few days anyway (and differ between o3ds and n3ds) so there's no point in making a cheat code.

WTF are you talking about there's no point in making a cheat code? The point is to be able to get all the new shit each time the offsets change. You say that and then give a detailed explanation about how to find cheat codes.
 
No, the address is 3646B24C. Writing to address 2646B24C would not work. Just forget about the first digit of the code, it's never part of the address. It denotes code type, ie. what the line actually does.

Code type 3 is a conditional code, it compares two values. Your practice code shouldn't work as it doesn't actually write anything, it does a comparison then it's over.

You mean my REAL code shouldn't work, correct? The practice code I had was 1:1 the same as yours.
 
You mean my REAL code shouldn't work, correct? The practice code I had was 1:1 the same as yours.
I didn't post a code, I posted an address. Your code contained the same address encoded within its two lines.

Your 'real' code does an 8bit write to the address 3646B24C, so your real code will work.

Your practice code checks if the value at address 3682535C is greater than 5, but it doesn't contain a code line that would actually alter the value.
 
I didn't post a code, I posted an address. Your code contained the same address encoded within its two lines.

Your 'real' code does an 8bit write to the address 3646B24C, so your real code will work.

Your practice code checks if the value at address 3682535C is greater than 5, but it doesn't contain a code line that would actually alter the value.

I see. That makes a bit more sense, but why did yesterday's practice code work?

It was:

[EU N3DS - Always Have 5 Practice turns]
D3000000 30000000
26824E5C 00000005

Also, if you are just posting addresses, what are people doing to calculate the codes with them?
 
Stop bothering with codes for badge arcade.

Why? It takes a long time to search for the codes, then rack up enough plays for the real catcher to find those codes. I would rather people shared them on here when they find them, even if it means updates every several days.

If anyone can suggest a better method for keeping codes updated then I'm all ears.
 
Huh, I didn't even realize there was instructions until @urherenow mentioned it.

Welp, this is gonna make my current project a WHOLE lot easier... I feel dumb again...
 
Can someone tell me the new offset for the unlock code for the EU o3ds?

Also, is there a tutorial on how to get it myself?
 
Code:
[Unlock Catcher L + UP] (Use if you have 0 plays)
DD000000 00000240
D3000000 3644BBBC
20000000 00000004
D2000000 00000000

[Press L + Left for 99 plays RealCatcher]
DD000000 00000240
D3000000 3644BBCC
00000000 00000063
D0000000 00000000

[Press L + Down to stop playing]
DD000000 00000280
D3000000 3644BBCC
00000000 00000000
D0000000 00000000


can Someone do the same clear text thing for an OLD 3DS in EURO ?
Thanks !
 
1st 4 codes of offset seems to be the same every week, only last 4 codes changes and the last 4 codes are the same for both N3DS & O3DS of the same region (Need confirmation)

JPN N3DS: 3644BBCC
JPN O3DS: 3284BBCC
 
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1st 4 codes of offset seems to be the same every week, only last 4 codes changes and the last 4 codes are the same for both N3DS & O3DS of the same region (Need confirmation)

JPN N3DS: 3644BBCC
JPN O3DS: 3284BBCC
I'm attempting to make it clear in my mind and for most people by doing an excel

I understood that there is a common base and it's only numbers of adresses
Why not recap it and put it in a excel file to be able to change it quick for everyone ?
The only thing in the post will be numbers and via a quick modification, all we have to do is copy the new cheat in a file

example :

 
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