Yay for MK8 Wiimote Button Activator!
http://www.mediafire.com/file/r9durrtcj2k0je8/Wiimote+Button+Activator.txt
Hacking Post your WiiU cheat codes here!
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Yay for MK8 Wiimote Button Activator!
http://www.mediafire.com/file/r9durrtcj2k0je8/Wiimote+Button+Activator.txt
Could somebody Make a code for infinite ammo to some of this games
Zombi U Eur
Resident Evil Revelations Eur
The Walking Dead
and show how did you do it? I wanna learn how to do it because I had heard that the Infinite Ammo/Money are the easiest Codes, I would like to learn that basic codes to contribute create more codes for more games, thanks
I just want some of that codes, that is it, and I will do the rest in the other games
I just have experience to make codes for Android games but that is very very easy
Zombi U Eur
Resident Evil Revelations Eur
The Walking Dead
and show how did you do it? I wanna learn how to do it because I had heard that the Infinite Ammo/Money are the easiest Codes, I would like to learn that basic codes to contribute create more codes for more games, thanks
I just want some of that codes, that is it, and I will do the rest in the other games
I just have experience to make codes for Android games but that is very very easy
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http://www.mediafire.com/file/r9durrtcj2k0je8/Wiimote+Button+Activator.txt
Wiimote Button Activators for all games including MK8.
Wiimote Button Activators for all games including MK8.
may haev found it
now we just need food done, each of the meals you make can have modifiers too
Think I've got rid of some bugs
latest version with some updates https://github.com/joffnerd/botw-trainer/releases/tag/v1.3.1
latest version with some updates https://github.com/joffnerd/botw-trainer/releases/tag/v1.3.1
Made an account just to say thank you. This is tremendous work. Is there anywhere a guy can throw a few rupees your way? I know you're not doing this for money, but I'd feel pretty alright making a donation and showing some support.
All entries in the Item field have a name stored in ordinary text at offset +0x1C from the base. This name corresponds to an entry in the /Actor/Pack folder that describes the item. Names have a relatively fixed-length structure, so editing individual bytes has been working pretty well:
Armor_003_Head
Armor_008_Lower
Armor_011_Upper
etc.
Modifying the trainer to let you edit these looks like the attachment.
Armor_003_Head
Armor_008_Lower
Armor_011_Upper
etc.
Modifying the trainer to let you edit these looks like the attachment.
Attachments
Wow, amazing find! This should make it super trivial to grab the rest of the item names.
Awesome, been after this as sometimes the items are in a random order that doesn't match the inventory. Can you post your code or do some sort of pull request? I'm not super familiar with git hub but if you post your changes i can merge them in. Your screenshot looks visually out of date so make sure to pull as ive changed a number of things,
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Very kind of you. First time I've made a trainer so i don't have any sort of web presence with donate buttons. Happy to just use it as a learning exercise. What do people use for this?
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breath of the wild
Moonjump / Gravity Modifier
Gravity Modifier / Moonjump [DarkFlare]
00020000 439BF528
XXXXXXXX 00000000
*XXXXXXXX = Gravity (In Float)
*BF400000 = Moonjump
*00000000 = No Gravity
*3F800000 = Default
*40000000 = Stronger Gravity
*40800000 = Even Stronger Gravity
*42C00000 = Extremely Strong Gravity
Moonjump (X) [DarkFlare]
03020000 102F48A8
00002000 00000000
00020000 439BF528
BF400000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE
04020000 102F48A8
00002000 00000000
00020000 439BF528
3F800000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE
Moonjump / Gravity Modifier
Gravity Modifier / Moonjump [DarkFlare]
00020000 439BF528
XXXXXXXX 00000000
*XXXXXXXX = Gravity (In Float)
*BF400000 = Moonjump
*00000000 = No Gravity
*3F800000 = Default
*40000000 = Stronger Gravity
*40800000 = Even Stronger Gravity
*42C00000 = Extremely Strong Gravity
Moonjump (X) [DarkFlare]
03020000 102F48A8
00002000 00000000
00020000 439BF528
BF400000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE
04020000 102F48A8
00002000 00000000
00020000 439BF528
3F800000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE
Last edited by DarkFlare69,
Sure, here's a pastebin with the changes: http://pastebin.com/8YVNBmNs
For speeding this up, I would suggest locally copying the entire item block at once, then doing operations on that instead of making lots of little transfers back and forth through tcpgecko.
Exactly. Also for strings I do it in a similar fashion but dump as much memory as possible to avoid sending multiple requests as much as possible. Depending on the TCP Gecko, it is 0x400 or 0x5000:
Code:
public String readString(int address) throws IOException
{
byte[] bytesRead;
StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
int byteBufferSize = TCPGecko.maximumMemoryChunkSize; // The amount of bytes to read and inspect at once
while (true)
{
bytesRead = readBytes(address, byteBufferSize);
for (byte byteRead : bytesRead)
{
if (byteRead == 0)
{
// The String has ended
return stringBuilder.toString();
}
char letter = DataConversions.toCharacter(byteRead);
stringBuilder.append(letter);
}
address += byteBufferSize;
}
}Breath of the wild
Activator Addresses (Gamepad)
0x102EFA64
or
0x1127115C
(found by me)
A = 00008000
Y = 00001000
X = 00002000
B = 00004000
- = 00000004
+ = 00000008
TV = 00010000
R = 00000010
ZR = 00000040
L = 00000020
ZL = 00000080
Home = 00000002
D-Pad Down = 00000100
D-Pad Left = 00000800
D-Pad Up = 00000200
D-Pad Right = 00000400
Right Stick Up = 01000000
Right Stick Right = 02000000
Right Stick Left = 04000000
Right Stick Down = 00800000
Left Stick Up = 10000000
Left Stick Right = 20000000
Left Stick Left = 40000000
Left Stick Down = 08000000
Activator Addresses (Gamepad)
0x102EFA64
or
0x1127115C
(found by me)
A = 00008000
Y = 00001000
X = 00002000
B = 00004000
- = 00000004
+ = 00000008
TV = 00010000
R = 00000010
ZR = 00000040
L = 00000020
ZL = 00000080
Home = 00000002
D-Pad Down = 00000100
D-Pad Left = 00000800
D-Pad Up = 00000200
D-Pad Right = 00000400
Right Stick Up = 01000000
Right Stick Right = 02000000
Right Stick Left = 04000000
Right Stick Down = 00800000
Left Stick Up = 10000000
Left Stick Right = 20000000
Left Stick Left = 40000000
Left Stick Down = 08000000
Last edited by DarkFlare69,
I seen someone posted a gravity modifier code for Zelda BOTW... I was hoping someone would create a toggle for it, but I figured it out myself. (After doing about 10 minutes of research on button activators followed by trial and error lol)
Moon Jump (ZL+X)
03020000 102F48A8
00002080 00000000
00020000 439BF528
BF400000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE
04020000 102F48A8
00002080 00000000
00020000 439BF528
3F800000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE
Moon Jump (ZL+X)
03020000 102F48A8
00002080 00000000
00020000 439BF528
BF400000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE
04020000 102F48A8
00002080 00000000
00020000 439BF528
3F800000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE
yep, that's how i did it. I was going to put it in a v2.0 release but i might just add it to the description
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@salazarcosplay, I used apollo save tool to activate my ps3 offline so i could play a game that wasnt working
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