Hacking Gamecube Inject Cheats?

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I just used Wii U USB Helper to create an inject for Resident Evil 2 (Gamecube), I installed the game as normal using WUP Installer, and it boots up just fine. I am able to play the game just fine using the Gamepad too, everything is working as it should.

I just wanted to ask, is it possible to load cheats with a Gamecube Inject? I just created a cheat file named "GHAE08.gct". I know the cheat file is correct, it should be anyway. I got the GCT from the GeckoCodes.org WiiRD Database, so the cheat file should be fine.

I put the cheat file like this on my SD Card:

SD:/codes/GHAE08.gct


But since the Resident Evil 2 GC inject is installed on the Nand, im not sure if its even trying to read anything from the SD Card. Im pretty new to the whole Injecting scene.

But is it possible to use a GCT cheat file with a gamecube inject that is installed on the Nand? If so, how do I do it?

I tried looking for Nintendont settings, but the game boots up without any menus or anything, just spash screens.
 
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nintendont uses a global config file so just boot up nintendont in vwii as normal, enable cheats from there and boot some game in vwii to save the selected settings, afterwards it should be active globally, even for files on nand.
Oh wow, cool! I didn't know it worked like that.

Thank you!
 
nintendont uses a global config file so just boot up nintendont in vwii as normal, enable cheats from there and boot some game in vwii to save the selected settings, afterwards it should be active globally, even for files on nand.

Is it possible to edit the edit the gct file? Where is it located on sd card? I have my nintendon't automatically enabling the codes. But I want to edit them. I've made gct files back in wii years but is there a new way to make them?
 
Is it possible to edit the edit the gct file? Where is it located on sd card? I have my nintendon't automatically enabling the codes. But I want to edit them. I've made gct files back in wii years but is there a new way to make them?
Go to GeckoCodes.org, they let you create your own GCT with thier own codes they have in thier database. You choose the codes you want, and save and download the codes to your PC in GCT format.
 
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nintendont uses a global config file so just boot up nintendont in vwii as normal, enable cheats from there and boot some game in vwii to save the selected settings, afterwards it should be active globally, even for files on nand.

Go to GeckoCodes.org, they let you create your own GCT with thier own codes they have in thier database. You choose the codes you want, and save and download the codes to your PC in GCT format.

Thanks i needed this <3
 
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It seems Nintendont doesn't save my settings. I went to vWii, started up Nintendont and turned on Cheats, then started a game. But I cannot control anything once the game is started, because I only have my Gamepad and WiiMote. It won't let me use them. So after the game is started, I had to reboot the console using the power button, and I go back into Nintendont and the cheats setting is off.

I also tried to turn on the cheats setting then exit nintendont without starting the game, and its the same result, doesn't save the settings.

How can I save the settings? Do I NEED a gamecube controller? Its weird how nintendont works in vWii mode.
 
If my gc game was injected to usb external hdd on my wiiu. How do I get codes to work on it? Does TCP Gecko works for GC/Wii VC games? Nintendont cant see my games from the vwii (my guess is it's because it's on my external hdd formatted to the wiiu format). It works through the wiiu menu only. When I injected my game Gc game I selected cheats only first and then tried cheats and cheat path. Both don't seem to work. Anyone can help? Thank you

Where are the codes supposed to be on my sd card for them to work when I boot up the game from the channel of the wiiu?

They are in the sdroot/codes/gameid
 
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Indeed, seems that some cheats may not work. After some testings, I was able to apply cheats at Metroid Prime (USA). The path is /codes/gameID.gct
 
If my gc game was injected to usb external hdd on my wiiu. How do I get codes to work on it? Does TCP Gecko works for GC/Wii VC games? Nintendont cant see my games from the vwii (my guess is it's because it's on my external hdd formatted to the wiiu format). It works through the wiiu menu only. When I injected my game Gc game I selected cheats only first and then tried cheats and cheat path. Both don't seem to work. Anyone can help? Thank you

Where are the codes supposed to be on my sd card for them to work when I boot up the game from the channel of the wiiu?

They are in the sdroot/codes/gameid
Hey, did you ever figure it out? Just wondering cause this is how I rather play my wii games too within the Wii U menu. You and I have the same exact issue. Im brand new to this. I got my first wii u 3 weeks ago and Im running Tiramissu.
 
I have the same problem as I want to revert the inverted camera controls in my injected Mario Sunshine. Can anyone offer any help?
 
It seems Nintendont doesn't save my settings. I went to vWii, started up Nintendont and turned on Cheats, then started a game. But I cannot control anything once the game is started, because I only have my Gamepad and WiiMote. It won't let me use them. So after the game is started, I had to reboot the console using the power button, and I go back into Nintendont and the cheats setting is off.

I also tried to turn on the cheats setting then exit nintendont without starting the game, and its the same result, doesn't save the settings.

How can I save the settings? Do I NEED a gamecube controller? Its weird how nintendont works in vWii mode.
I had this exact same issue. Apparently, Nintendont won't save the settings you change unless you start a game. I put some random game on my SD Card, changed the settings, started up that game, then turned off the Wii U. When I clicked the Gamecube inject on my home screen, the changes worked
 
@kalot

I am having the same issue trying to get widescreen hacks to work on a number of GC injects, Have you had any developments on this front? I am thinking about hard-patching the isos and injecting them after that. I'll report back if I have any success.
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@kalot

I am having the same issue trying to get widescreen hacks to work on a number of GC injects, Have you had any developments on this front? I am thinking about hard-patching the isos and injecting them after that. I'll report back if I have any success.
 
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