Hacking BotW Item Names for PandaOnSmack's Trainer

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can someone tell me how can i dye my armor with theese codes

You can change the armor colors by entering the following numbers in the Item Value section

Item Value on Armor for Colors

Armor Colors :

1 DarkBlue
2 Red
3 Yellow
4 White
5 Black
6 Purple
7 Green
8 Skyblue
9 Navy
10 Orange
11 Pink/Flesh
12 Crimson
13 L.Yellow
14 Brown
15 Grey
 
You can change the armor colors by entering the following numbers in the Item Value section

Item Value on Armor for Colors

Armor Colors :

1 DarkBlue
2 Red
3 Yellow
4 White
5 Black
6 Purple
7 Green
8 Skyblue
9 Navy
10 Orange
11 Pink/Flesh
12 Crimson
13 L.Yellow
14 Brown
15 Grey
Item value is the first column I'm assuming, but we still have all of the MOdifier columns left to be touched.
We don't know yet what each one of the five modifier columns does.
I might check it out in a while.
 
@PandaOnSmack So, your updated trainer doesn't seem to be working for me. This is the error message that comes up:

Unable to read data from the transport connection: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond. at System.Net.Sockets.NetworkStream.Read(Byte[] buffer, Int32 offset, Int32 size)
at BotwTrainer.TcpConn.Read(Byte[] buffer, UInt32 nobytes, UInt32& bytesRead)
at BotwTrainer.Gecko.GetServerStatus()
at BotwTrainer.MainWindow.ConnectClick(Object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)

Why is it happening here in v2.7, but not with 2.5.6?

UPDATE: I think it's because of the anti-virus software, Avast. 'Cause when I disable it, it's working.
 
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@PandaOnSmack So, your updated trainer doesn't seem to be working for me. This is the error message that comes up:



Why is it happening here in v2.7, but not with 2.5.6?

UPDATE: I think it's because of the anti-virus software, Avast. 'Cause when I disable it, it's working.


OHHH!!! Let me try that! Same issue, I posted it on gethub.

UPDATE: Disabling Avast fixed my issues too!
 
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Eventually I'd like to see the automatic detection for the Wii U. Locating the IP is going to be a confusing task for some people.

for situations like these you can use a free GUI tool called WakeMeOnLan which is generally for waking sleeping pc's on the network but does an ip sweep of your network and can find devices on the network and give their formal name and vendor of the network adapter. I use it on a thumbdrive at work to find receipt printers in restaurants.
 
Stupid Avast is not a thing to trust.
I had a lot of issues running apps due to it, I'd recommend anyone who wants to try the app to disable it for 10 min or an hour to avoid any kind of problems, including connection issues.

For example, I HAVE to disable Avast in order to open the Trainer, or else the stupid fuck doesn't open it because it's an unknown executable.
FU Avast, I know what the fuck I'm doing, just shut up.
 
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Has anyone with the US version of the game gotten the codes to work? I understand this trainer is for the PAL version but everything else works for me so its odd codes dont work as well.
 
Has anyone with the US version of the game gotten the codes to work? I understand this trainer is for the PAL version but everything else works for me so its odd codes dont work as well.

I have been using Panda's trainer since launch on the US version and all the codes posted here work as well.
 
Each 100 years, Zelda players are struck by a reviving force of malice, an anti-virus said to annihilate every one of their dreams of hacking and modding their game.

Every generation seeks its hero, a knight who can fend off such striking evil, in hopes to bring peace and tranquility, to bring the hearts and mind of the users at ease.

Such malevolent creature goes by the name of...
Calamity Avast.
 
Each 100 years, Zelda players are struck by a reviving force of malice, an anti-virus said to annihilate every one of their dreams of hacking and modding their game.

Every generation seeks its hero, a knight who can fend off such striking evil, in hopes to bring peace and tranquility, to bring the hearts and mind of the users at ease.

Such malevolent creature goes by the name of...
Calamity Avast.


Avast is just doing what it is supposed to do. After the first 6 versions of this I have decided to just start telling Avast to let me run it anyways, and that has worked on all versions until the last one, in which Avast blocked all network traffic but still allowed the program to run. Now that I have gotten the notification from Avast that the trainer is safe I can use it with Avast running. Yes, its annoying, but its for your security.

I have decided that PandaOnSmack isn't a jerk that's going to load some malware, or ransomware into his trainer, so I have decided to turn off avast. If Panda decides it would be a fun prank to load something in his trainer now, I am screwed because I am now turning off Avast. Avast is doing what it is designed to do is all.
 
Each 100 years, Zelda players are struck by a reviving force of malice, an anti-virus said to annihilate every one of their dreams of hacking and modding their game.

Every generation seeks its hero, a knight who can fend off such striking evil, in hopes to bring peace and tranquility, to bring the hearts and mind of the users at ease.

Such malevolent creature goes by the name of...
Calamity Avast.
Avast used to be my choice for anti virus. These days I just run malwarebytes and bitdefender on top of using common sense.
 
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Each 100 years, Zelda players are struck by a reviving force of malice, an anti-virus said to annihilate every one of their dreams of hacking and modding their game.

Every generation seeks its hero, a knight who can fend off such striking evil, in hopes to bring peace and tranquility, to bring the hearts and mind of the users at ease.

Such malevolent creature goes by the name of...
Calamity Avast.
Calamity Avast! LMAO. :rofl2:
 
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Avast is just doing what it is supposed to do. After the first 6 versions of this I have decided to just start telling Avast to let me run it anyways, and that has worked on all versions until the last one, in which Avast blocked all network traffic but still allowed the program to run. Now that I have gotten the notification from Avast that the trainer is safe I can use it with Avast running. Yes, its annoying, but its for your security.

I have decided that PandaOnSmack isn't a jerk that's going to load some malware, or ransomware into his trainer, so I have decided to turn off avast. If Panda decides it would be a fun prank to load something in his trainer now, I am screwed because I am now turning off Avast. Avast is doing what it is designed to do is all.
I was just making a joke :lol:
No need to get into detail if it's doing its work :P
It's just that I usually tend to find Avast annoying when it comes to downloading homebrew related stuff (which I do often).
Out of that it does work okay.
 

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