Mr. Rayder, how many cheats does it take to get to the center of a cheat.dat file?
I found some pretty cool JUS codes to be included:
Hold YYYY to use deck XX (hooray for variables)
94000130 YYYY0000
020afeb4 XX XX XX XX (actually 4 different sets of XX's just fill them all the same)
d20000000 0000000
Note: So the XX's work just like last time but this time what you put in will actually give you a different deck on wifi.
Replace XX with
00 to get deck 1
08 to get deck 9
0f to get deck 16
10 to get deck 17
13 to get deck 20
and YYYY goes with the activator which i think must be START+something or else it wont work
so replace YYYY with
fff6-START+A
fff5-START+B
fff4-START+SELECT
fbf7-START+X
f7f7-START+Y
So if you just use this code several times at once you could use multiple decks
More here:
http://www.gamespot.com/ds/action/jumpsupe...d=933199&page=0
I understand all that, but Rayder prefers to just be given the codes... Oh, and by the way a code using start and X or start and Y is not possible, becuase the first line of a code is either written for gba buttons or ds-exclusive buttons. The first line of this code is only for GBA buttons, so X and Y won't work. You could change it to use X, Y or X+Y, but you can't just change the Y value of the code to do this.
Here are some completed codes:
Hold L+up to use deck 1:
94000130 FEBF0000
020afeb4 01010101
d20000000 0000000
Hold L+down to use deck 2:
94000130 FE7F0000
020afeb4 02020202
d20000000 0000000
Hold L+left to use deck 3:
94000130 FEDF0000
020afeb4 03030303
d20000000 0000000
Hold L+right to use deck 4:
94000130 FEEF0000
020afeb4 04040404
d20000000 0000000
Hold R+up to use deck 5:
94000130 FEBF0000
020afeb4 05050505
d20000000 0000000
Hold R+down to use deck 6:
94000130 FE7F0000
020afeb4 06060606
d20000000 0000000
Hold R+left to use deck 7:
94000130 FEDF0000
020afeb4 07070707
d20000000 0000000
Hold R+right to use deck 8:
94000130 FEEF0000
020afeb4 08080808
d20000000 0000000
I left out the use of start and select, because they're pretty hard to combine with a and b. Besides, up, down, left, right is an easy order to remember. L is first, R is second. L+up, down, left, right, then R+up, down, left, right.