Reasking since this is got buried. I don't think it's been answered but seems important to lower the risk of getting banned.
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ROM Hack Discussion Animal Crossing: New Horizons -- Reverse Engineering, Glitches, Bugs, etc. thread!
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Reasking since this is got buried. I don't think it's been answered but seems important to lower the risk of getting banned.
You have to skip a day on your switch sometimes when that happens. It happened to me to
Anatomy of an Item Code:
It might be a bit more complex than this in some situations or with some more specific items, but this should get you started.
Simple Item Code: (no durability or customization)
16DB = Item ID for Nook Miles Tickets -- change this to what you want from the Item ID Doc
09 = Item quantity (1 more than shown; 00 = 1 Ticket, so 09 = 10 Tickets)
If you change this higher than the max, it will default to 1. So in this example, Nook Miles Tickets max stack is 10 -- if you set this value to 0A (10 in hex), that would be 11 tickets, so you'll only have 1.
Tool Item Code: (durability and single-dimensional customization)
2118 = Item ID for a Fishing Rod
0x = Item durability, counting up (i.e. 00 is max durability)
0y = Customization color; 00 should be the default tool color, in this example, a blue fishing pole.
So far, no items (that I'm aware of) that have quantity should have either durability or customization.
Furniture Item Code: (two-dimensional customization)
0D79 = Item ID for a Wooden Stool
x = Custom Print value (0 = No Custom Print; 1 = Custom Print) CHEATING CUSTOM PRINTS NOT RECOMMENDED (seriously, just use some customization kits)
y = Customization Value 1 (in this case, cushion color)
z = Customization Value 2 (in this case, wood color)
Big thanks to @Lionheartwolf for clarifying and testing how durability/customization work.
EDIT: I've also quoted this in the main post. I intend to write a basic item code generation web tool to stem the people asking how to edit a code in a basic way, or to make one for specific items, but in the meantime, anyone helping can direct them to this post, or to the OP.
It might be a bit more complex than this in some situations or with some more specific items, but this should get you started.
Simple Item Code: (no durability or customization)
16DB = Item ID for Nook Miles Tickets -- change this to what you want from the Item ID Doc
09 = Item quantity (1 more than shown; 00 = 1 Ticket, so 09 = 10 Tickets)
If you change this higher than the max, it will default to 1. So in this example, Nook Miles Tickets max stack is 10 -- if you set this value to 0A (10 in hex), that would be 11 tickets, so you'll only have 1.
Tool Item Code: (durability and single-dimensional customization)
2118 = Item ID for a Fishing Rod
0x = Item durability, counting up (i.e. 00 is max durability)
0y = Customization color; 00 should be the default tool color, in this example, a blue fishing pole.
So far, no items (that I'm aware of) that have quantity should have either durability or customization.
Furniture Item Code: (two-dimensional customization)
0D79 = Item ID for a Wooden Stool
x = Custom Print value (0 = No Custom Print; 1 = Custom Print) CHEATING CUSTOM PRINTS NOT RECOMMENDED (seriously, just use some customization kits)
y = Customization Value 1 (in this case, cushion color)
z = Customization Value 2 (in this case, wood color)
Big thanks to @Lionheartwolf for clarifying and testing how durability/customization work.
EDIT: I've also quoted this in the main post. I intend to write a basic item code generation web tool to stem the people asking how to edit a code in a basic way, or to make one for specific items, but in the meantime, anyone helping can direct them to this post, or to the OP.
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Hey I just saw the boundary break video and are you sure the one that made the Walk through walls code and the one who made custom firmware is credited properly? I saw no such mention of custom firmware, or even Yuzu emulator or anything like that in the description. Just a vague link to a modder's Youtube channel who I doubt has anything to do with modding Animal Crossing. I think it would be more honest if Shesez would actually credit people properly instead of what they did. Not that I care that much about youtube but if you're gonna involve modding in some video you might want to be careful.
Here's the video right here:
As you can see there is no mention of either an emulator or custom firmware or EdiZon or cheats and no credit to the one that actually made the cheat.
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Only use 1 rare fish code at a time. If you want a Stringfish, turn on JUST this code and sprint around the existing fish to make them de-spawn. Also remember that the rare fish have HUGE shadows, and it's just an increased chance of seeing them, it won't be every fish.
Code:
[Fish spawns incr. + avail. anytime - Stringfish]
580F0000 0347EA90
580F1000 000003E8
580F1000 00000010
580F1000 00000094
580F1000 00000008
780F0000 00001372
300E0000 00000024
620F0000 00000000 000000FF
780F0000 00000002
310E0000 20000000
580F0000 0347EA90
580F1000 000003E8
580F1000 00000010
580F1000 00000094
580F1000 00000008
780F0000 000013C2
300E0000 00000024
620F0000 00000000 000000FF
780F0000 00000002
310E0000 20000000Anyone have a code to clear inventory? I apologize if this has been asked already! Thanks to everyone for their efforts towards this game!
Is there a list of the furniture variations? I understand that they're set by quantity, I'm just wanting to know what variations actually exist.
[Slot 1 Garbage Bin]
04100000 AC3B90C0 00002627
That list is literally tens of thousands of different things. Make a wiki, or start experimenting cause nobody is going to make a list of every single variation of every single item in the game.
i'm getting a system crash too, everytime i open edizon cheats while this game is running... is there any solution to this problem?
Works for me on 1.1.3, idk. Code is code, it doesn't variate. Turn on "no common fish/disable sea bass" code as well, and maybe visit a mystery island. I only used it once for the Stringfish because of March expiration, and I leave the "disable sea bass" code on as well. Rare fish #1 is definitely the Dorado.
I did this with a combination of the tools available for importing patterns as well as hex editing the decrypted save file myself. Currently the stuff I can do with hex editing covers things that the tools don't support just yet.
I was using the item list in NHSE I'm wondering how you can get different colors with the inventory editor. Someone please let me know.
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Sooo. How about Dune part 1 & 2? The cinematography is fantastic, but thats some of the most boring ass sci-fi Ive seen in my life.
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Im going to see the new Godzilla next week. Sure they aren't some cinematic masterpieces but the last few were all really great and fun popcorn flicks to see on the big screen.
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Oh. Wait. I took my mom to see Elvis. I think that was the last time I went. I'll most likely see the new Planet of the Apes in a theater too.+1
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..since it's locked and I really dont want to be a part of their attention seeking nonsense any longer.
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