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  1. GendoRokobungi

    Hacking ROM Hack Pokemon Legends Z-A Cheat Database

    This one works (assuming it's set up properly) [500 Rare Candy] 580F0000 041F0A60 780F0000 00000338 680F0000 000001F4 00000002 Anything from here should work - https://github.com/entropiccode/legends_za_item_codes
  2. GendoRokobungi

    Hacking ROM Hack Pokemon Legends Z-A Cheat Database

    Since this really has nothing to do with cheats, one of you should start a new thread where people can upload their save and ask for someone to do the trades for them.
  3. GendoRokobungi

    Hacking ROM Hack Pokemon Legends Z-A Cheat Database

    For those having same local network connection problems (emu instance to instance, or emu to real Switch), try ticking the "disable P2P connection" checkbox next to the connection type dropdown menu (where you select LDN). It's the only way it has ever worked for me, going back several games.
  4. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Because they don't exist in the item list, at least under that name. Might be called something else (based on the original Japanese name). There's 68 151 Energy Tube, but that might be something else. Or more likely this is a new Definitive Edition addition and we only have the original Wii U...
  5. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    The ASM version doesn't work on emulator, but you can still generate the single row with the item amount/ID and plug it into the old code, so that's useful.
  6. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Ah, so 780F0000 0000006C to 780F0000 00000000? That should work. Seems like you don't lose some quest items, so I have some leftovers from earlier in the game I can overwrite. Edit: Can confirm that worked fine. Overwrote an unused quest item from earlier in the game and finished one of the...
  7. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    The problem with Gamerjin's code is that it overwrites an existing slot. So all you are really doing is trading one problem with another, since you're potentially replacing one unique item with another. @Gamerjin: Is it possible to change the position where the item is added? I have a couple of...
  8. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Ah, my mistake. Seems I looked up the wrong item used in a different quest. Try 05E: 74 05E Ian's ID Card
  9. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    The item ID you want is 0DA. Plug that into the XXX in the explanation Gamerjin gave. This seems to confirm that the item codes are the same as in the original Wii U version. The links I posted previously already have the hex value...
  10. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    There's the Wii U version ones (which I posted previously): https://github.com/mimicax/XCXGecko/blob/master/codes/xcx_gear_id_v1.0.1e.txt https://github.com/mimicax/XCXGecko/blob/master/codes/xcx_item_id_v1.0.1e.txt
  11. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    I can't help you with the code for it, but I need it myself as well. The frustrating thing is that quest gates another side-quest, which in turn gates one of the affinity quests. From the CEMU codes, the item ID is 74 0DA Keycard (Yardley) Not sure if it's still the same, but worth a try if...
  12. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    I was thinking the most basic approach would be to simply override a vanilla drop, in the same way the gold chest code works, then just fight a random mob to get it to drop whatever specific item you need. You'd just need to know the value for the given item. The Wii U version item codes are...
  13. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Probably not in the situation you describe it seems. I have a similar problem, where in a side-quest I missed a keycard that a mob was supposed to drop because it was override by the gold chest code. The 9999 for qty 0 code will let you proceed past the dialogue check as if you have it, but if...
  14. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    I couldn't tell you with certainty, since my previous manual save before that quest was a couple of hours beforehand and I wasn't going to roll back that far. But as long as the code isn't forcibly replacing the drop type, like gold/silver chest does, then it should be fine. As someone else...
  15. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Just a note concerning the loot drop codes. I just ran into this exact same problem with that same quest that also happened in the original version of the game using the same type of code: https://old.reddit.com/r/cemu_xenoblade/comments/iqxkht/unfinishable_quest/ The key item was overridden...
  16. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Ah, ok, thanks for the info. I was still using the first combined version of the code so I guess that was forcing only weapons and armour, because I didn't get any Skell equipment drops. I'll test out the revised codes when I get a chance.
  17. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Thanks for that. For some reason the mod version was causing an instant crash for me. Would it be possible to adjust the quality of the drops though? The current drops are Prime (purple) but I think the highest quality is Intergalactic (orange)? Also, you have codes for armour and weapons, but...
  18. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Nice. Can confirm it also works on Ryujinx.
  19. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Go to the Online menu and choose the bottom item to buy rare materials used for upgrades and so forth. Speaking of tickets, you can change the tickets code in the same way as the Miranium one to give you more. Editing the last block and changing it from 0000270F to 000F423F will give you...
  20. GendoRokobungi

    Xenoblade Chronicles X cheats and mods

    Note that while the starting Miranium cap is 6K, you can raise it by using storage probes. Do the side-quest that teaches you how probes work. All of TomSwitch's codes are created on and work for original Switch hardware.