Hacking Post your WiiU cheat codes here!

CosmoCortney · Mar 21, 2016

this is really annoying.. did you retry?

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i'm trying to edit the index.html of the definitive package for you. but for some odd reason it always sends me to the wrong directory lol

Ailuros27 · Mar 21, 2016

Yes. I got a weird message after several more attempts saying that the Wii U couldn't find a wi-fi network, even though everthing else in the house was connecting fine. I rebooted and then it was fine, apart from the Plaza going back to being stock Miis again (typically happens when you don't have Internet for a while). I tried one more time, and got to your website, but the damn thing still won't run. It's only ever run twice. I never had this kind of problem with the AIO exploit or anything except wupinstaller, which I solved by self-hosting a long time ago. But even self-hosting isn't allowing me to run this thing. So it looks like I'll either have to go back to using @Onion_Knight's loader and try to fix the issues I've been having with it dropping out in the middle of levels, or give up entirely and just play Hyrule Warriors Legends with NTR on Friday.

CosmoCortney · Mar 21, 2016

Well, here it is. just messed with the coords and now it works fine

Ailuros27 · Mar 21, 2016

I just tested the wj44 site again with the AIO exploit, and it worked the first time. So it's not something on my Wii U. At least in regards to exploits in general.

CosmoCortney · Mar 21, 2016

this exploit seems to be really unreliable then

i can't fix it since I didn't work on the exploit.

Ailuros27 · Mar 21, 2016

Well, I've made slight progress. Before, it always froze on the blank web browser screen with the URL bar at the top. But when I typed in the address directly without going to the Definitive Package's index.html like this:
http://IPAddress/kexploit_0xA0000000/index.html
I at least get the black screen with "Race attack failed"

This, along with the fact that I never used an index.html with my self-hosted wupinstaller and it always ran over 80% of the time, makes me think that using an index can sometimes make things unstable.

Success! Typing the full address like this worked:
http://IPAddress/kexploit_0xA0000000/payload532.html

Ailuros27 · Mar 21, 2016

So, now that that's all fixed, how do I go about converting these for continuous use with JGecko U?

#Damage Taken Player 1 (for "No damage taken" rank)
#10705D5C 00000000
#Damage Taken Player 2 (for "No damage taken" rank)
#10705F84 00000000
#Kills Made Player 1
#10705D60 00000000
#Kills Made Player 2
#10705F88 00000000
#Note: Player 1 and 2 stats for damage taken and kills made are calculated together for goals.
#Max Special
#10705DDC 03030000
#Max Magic
#10705DEC 01010000

And this one for single use:

#9,999,999 Rupees
#35501B84 0098967F

Sorry if I seem lazy. I've hacked and ported plenty of codes, but I've never really messed with complex codes containing multiple code types or pointers like those for the Wii or DS. The best I've managed in the past was to change the button triggers for joker-type codes on the DS.

BullyWiiPlaza · Mar 21, 2016

CosmoCortney said:
Maybe @BullyWiiPlaza has an idea how to get JGecko U properly running.

Ailuros27 said:
It won't launch.

You have to install Java 8 and it can't be compiled for a lower version without some overall pointless editing efforts. It has new features that I want to make use of.

Ailuros27 · Mar 21, 2016

BullyWiiPlaza said:
You have to install Java 8 and it can't be compiled for a lower version without a big editing effort. Sorry. This convenience on my part turns out to be your problem.

That's okay. It's not your fault. It's @%&# Apple's and Oracle's fault. I suppose I could boot into my Boot Camp partition on this laptop and install Java, but that partition is running XP, so I'd rather not do that. Just answer me this: If I get this working on my main computer in the other room, and set it not to go to sleep, can I set it to poke continuous codes for Hyrule Warriors (zero damage taken, etc.) and then leave it alone? Should the codes be stable enough to clear multiple Adventure Mode levels without needing to go back in the other room and configure stuff after each return to the map?

BullyWiiPlaza · Mar 21, 2016

Ailuros27 said:
That's okay. It's not your fault. It's @%&# Apple's and Oracle's fault. I suppose I could boot into my Boot Camp partition on this laptop and install Java, but that partition is running XP, so I'd rather not do that. Just answer me this: If I get this working on my main computer in the other room, and set it not to go to sleep, can I set it to poke continuous codes for Hyrule Warriors (zero damage taken, etc.) and then leave it alone? Should the codes be stable enough to clear multiple Adventure Mode levels without needing to go back in the other room and configure stuff after each return to the map?

Yes. No need for babysitting

Ailuros27 · Mar 21, 2016

BullyWiiPlaza said:
Yes. No need for babysitting

Nice. Now I just need to get the codes in the proper format.

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I'm pretty much just guessing, but would the "Zero Damage Taken" codes be the same type as @CosmoCortney's example in the OP: "Twilight Princess HD: Infinite Lantern Oil"?

BullyWiiPlaza · Mar 21, 2016

Ailuros27 said:
I'm pretty much just guessing, but would the "Zero Damage Taken" codes be the same type as @CosmoCortney's example in the OP: "Twilight Princess HD: Infinite Lantern Oil"?

Like this example code:

Code:

Wind Waker HD: Replace grass x1 with pigs (any region)
00020000 106EE1E4
00DCFF00 00000000

Code:

32bit:
00020000 LLLLLLLL
VVVVVVVV 00000000

This permanently writes the 32bit value of VVVVVV to address/location LLLLLLLL.

http://cosmocortney.ddns.net/enzy/cafe_code_types_en.php#write

Ailuros27 · Mar 21, 2016

Ah. I see. So the same should hold true for the infinite magic and infinite special codes, correct? If so, I should be able to convert all of them myself later tonight.

BullyWiiPlaza · Mar 21, 2016

Ailuros27 said:
Ah. I see. So the same should hold true for the infinite magic and infinite special codes, correct? If so, I should be able to convert all of them myself later tonight.

Yes, most codes will be that easy to "convert".

CosmoCortney · Mar 21, 2016

when converting codes just mind the data size:
00000000 LLLLLLLL
000000VV 00000000

00010000 LLLLLLLL
0000VVVV 00000000

00020000 LLLLLLLL
VVVVVVVV 00000000

Onion_Knight · Mar 22, 2016

How well does your codehandler work? I'm tempted if I ever get a break from the real world to just write an installer for it. I can hook directly to the game entry point to launch it instead of gecko if its more reliable.

CosmoCortney · Mar 22, 2016

I don't have any issues with it except with possible freezes when pressing the home button. But I know what's the issue, I just need to dump all registers multiple times to find out which ones are static (if any on this point). But it is far away from being completed. By time more codetypes will be supported. But we can already use the most important ones.
If you want to include it ensure your loader does not negatively affect or disable the virtual range at 0xA0000000.

the code handler and cheats must be loaded the following order:
first install all files into RAM. The file name represents the memory location.
Then install all cheats starting at 0x10015000.
Then write the value 0x4805F4C4 ad location 0xA114ED3C to enable the code handler.

You could maybe work around the possible freezes by writing 0x818CC2E4 at 0xA114ED3C when the home button is being pressed.
The maximum amount of cheats is 0x2000 Bytes. (if needed I can increase this). Don't add padding between each cheat code. (As soon as the code handler reads a hex string of 00000000 00000000 starting at 0xYYYYYYY0 or 0xYYYYYYY8 it expects no more cheats to be following)

Ailuros27 · Mar 22, 2016

CosmoCortney said:
when converting codes just mind the data size:
00000000 LLLLLLLL
000000VV 00000000

00010000 LLLLLLLL
0000VVVV 00000000

00020000 LLLLLLLL
VVVVVVVV 00000000

Oh I will. I don't want another issue like the infinitely empty Lantern in TP HD. :rofl2:

CosmoCortney · Mar 22, 2016

Ailuros27 said:
Oh I will. I don't want another issue like the infinitely empty Lantern in TP HD.

i guess it was fun lol

Ailuros27 · Mar 22, 2016

Here are the codes I ported. I confirmed the player 1 codes work (No damage taken, Max Special, Max Magic), but I didn't check either of the kills codes or the player 2 ones. Also, as @BullyWiiPlaza said, you don't have to babysit these with the new loader. Just make sure your computer doesn't go to sleep, and you can go all the way back to the main menu if you want and they won't stop working. I'll glady "convert" the ones for Max Special and Max Magic for Player 2 if anyone wants. I'm not sure I ever saw them here, though. I think @Onion_Knight mentioned he used them with his son, so maybe he has the player 2 offsets?

Damage Taken Player 1 (for "No damage taken" rank)
00020000 10705D5C
00000000 00000000

Damage Taken Player 2 (for "No damage taken" rank)
00020000 10705F84
00000000 00000000

Kills Made Player 1
00020000 10705D60
00000000 00000000

Kills Made Player 2
00020000 10705F88
00000000 00000000

Note: Player 1 and 2 stats for damage taken and kills made are calculated together for goals.
Max Special
00020000 10705DDC
03030000 00000000

Max Magic
00020000 10705DEC
01010000 00000000

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