Hacking Post your WiiU cheat codes here!

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hey my first working hack tested it lots with my eur version of splinter cell it was really easy can't figure out whats up with sniper elite

MONEY ALWAYS 999999999 [SPLINTER CELL BLACK LIST [EUR]
30000000 10F6F060
10000000 50000000
31000000 FFFFE204
30100000 00000000
10000000 50000000
31000000 0000002C
00120000 3B9AC9FF
D0000000 DEADCAFE

ALWAYS HAVE 13 SHOP TOKENS
[SPLINTER CELL[EUR]
30000000 10EA4AFC
10000000 50000000
31000000 FFFFE5D0
30100000 00000000
10000000 50000000
31000000 FFFFD36C
00120000 0000000C
D0000000 DEADCAFE
 
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Mario Kart 8 (v4.1, USA)
30000000 3FBA92BC
10000000 50000000
31000000 00000020
30100000 00000000
10000000 50000000
31000000 00000075
03120000 00000000
00000000 00000000
30000000 3FBA92BC
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000020
30100000 00000000
35000000 50000000
31000000 0000015C
00120000 3F7D2F1B
D0000000 DEADCAFE

*Boosts at the maximum distance at the start. Only works if you do not hold accelerate until after
you have boosted otherwise you will blow out.
30000000 4443BB4C
35000000 50000000
05120000 00000075
00000000 00000000
30000000 3FBA92BC
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000020
30100000 00000000
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000154
00120000 3F800000
D0000000 DEADCAFE
30000000 4443BB4C
35000000 50000000
05120000 00000075
00000000 00000000
30000000 3FBA92BC
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000020
30100000 00000000
35000000 50000000
31000000 000055A8
00120000 00000002
D0000000 DEADCAFE
Replace X's with your desired value.
00000000 = Nothing
00001000 = Paraglide when going over small ramps/gaps
00002000 = Speed Lines
00005000 = Paraglider Activation
00000080 = Boost + Flying
00008000 = Water splash & rumble
00010000 = Anti-Gravity wheel glow
00030000 = Star sparkle effect
00040000 = Ink (on player only)
00080000 = Lightning effect (on player only)
00100000 = Regular wheel glow
00400000 = Can't move
02000000 = Consecutive Mini Turbos
08000000 = Tailgate buildup lines
0D000000 = Blue Particle Effects
10000000 = Tailgate boost lines
20000000 = Bullet Bill
40000000 = Can't Drift
FFFFFFFF = Everything

09020000 102F48A8
00000200 00000000
30000000 3FBA92BC
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000020
05120000 00000075
00000000 00000000
30100000 00000000
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000145
00120000 XXXXXXXX
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 102F48A8
00000100 00000000
30000000 3FBA92BC
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000020
05120000 00000075
00000000 00000000
30100000 00000000
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000145
00120000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE

*Press DpadUp to activate and DpadDown to deactivate.
09020000 102F48A8
00000200 00000000
30000000 3FBA92BC
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000020
30100000 00000000
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000160
00120000 7FFFFFFF
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 102F48A8
00000100 00000000
30000000 3FBA92BC
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000020
30100000 00000000
35000000 50000000
31000000 00000160
00120000 00000000
D0000000 DEADCAFE

*Press DpadUp to activate and DpadDown to deactivate.
00020000 105F3310
42000000 00000000

*Increases animation speed by x32. Results in some funny looking stuff
 
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you are exceeding your ram memory
try a smaller range from 1000000 to 1400000 for example
I followed your advice and I'm taking small chunks to perform the search but I still get Java heap space error in specific ranges for example 09950000 to 10000000 tried to make the range the smallest possible with no luck, it seems whenever 10000000 range is included in the search it throws me that error.
 
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I followed your advice and I'm taking small chunks to perform the search but I still get Java heap space error in specific ranges for example 09950000 to 10000000 tried to make the range the smallest possible with no luck, it seems whenever 10000000 is included in the search it throws me that error.
Firstly you should never search below 10000000. That's where Code data is stored. So you will never find anything you're looking for there anyways.

And you should never search higher than 50000000.

The Select Full Range button shows you the range of the game data, just select the second one from the top as your guide to stay between.

You won't be able to search that full range but you can search anywhere within it
 
Firstly you should never search below 10000000. That's where Code data is stored. So you will never find anything you're looking for there anyways.

And you should never search higher than 50000000.

The Select Full Range button shows you the range of the game data, just select the second one from the top as your guide to stay between.

You won't be able to search that full range but you can search anywhere within it
I'm about to give up, now I'm having problems with 19900000 to 20000000, it's a small range right? Why it keep throw me Java heap space error? Damn PC is useless can't handle shit :hateit:
 
I'm about to give up, now I'm having problems with 19900000 to 20000000, it's a small range right? Why it keep throw me Java heap space error? Damn PC is useless can't handle shit :hateit:
Open up the command prompt, navigate to the folder that the JGeckoU Jar file is in, using CD commands to get there. then paste the instruction: java -jar -Xmx10g -Xms1g "JGecko U.jar"

this will open up Jgecko with 10GB of RAM assigned to it. Change the 10g to whatever you want to assign it. It gets 3.8GB by default.

And yes, the range you were searching should be easily manageable for a standard laptop with 8GB of RAM.

If this doesn't help you at least get a moderate sized range, I really can't help you.
 
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Open up the command prompt, navigate to the folder that the JGeckoU Jar file is in, using CD commands to get there. then paste the instruction: java -jar -Xmx10g -Xms1g "JGecko U.jar"

this will open up Jgecko with 10GB of RAM assigned to it. Change the 10g to whatever you want to assign it. It gets 3.8GB by default.

And yes, the range you were searching should be easily manageable for a standard laptop with 8GB of RAM.

If this doesn't help you at least get a moderate sized range, I really can't help you.
I already allocate more memory to JVM but I guess it's a case where no trickery is enough to overcome a machine with 2gb in ram -_-u
 
where can I find the pro controller button values for mk8? I need the button values to complete an item hack


Nope Just run a 32bit - Equal search between the addresses of 11000000 - 12000000

Search for the values based on buttons you are pressing.

A = 00000010
Y = 00000020
X = 00000008
B = 00000040
- = 00001000
+ = 00000400
R = 00000200
ZR = 00000004
L = 00002000
ZL = 00000080
Home = 0800
D-Pad Down = 00004000
D-Pad Left = 00000002
D-Pad Up = 00000001
D-Pad Right = 00008000
Right Stick Up = 02000000
Right Stick Right = 00800000
Right Stick Left = 00400000
Right Stick Down = 01000000
Right Stick Button = 00010000
Left Stick Up = 00200000
Left Stick Right = 00080000
Left Stick Left = 00040000
Left Stick Down = 00100000
Left Stick Button = 00020000
left up 00240000
right up 00280000
left down 00140000
right down 00180000

Make sure you are only pressing the button you are searching for while searching
 
Firstly you should never search below 10000000. That's where Code data is stored. So you will never find anything you're looking for there anyways.

And you should never search higher than 50000000.

The Select Full Range button shows you the range of the game data, just select the second one from the top as your guide to stay between.

You won't be able to search that full range but you can search anywhere within it
Ops, I missed a Number. I actually meant 10000000 too.
 
Does anyone have any code for smash bros? i got to the point of a character attack to 200 but it changes everytime i leave the equipment screen
 
I made some of @CosmoCortney's BotW codes support version 1.3.0.
Some button activators have been changed in an effort to make them compatible with the Pro Controller
02020003 439050C8
41000000 00000004
00000000 00000000
Wii U Gamepad:

09020000 102F48A8
00008000 00000000
12000000 439050C8
15040000 3D800000
13000000 439050C8
13000000 439050CC
13000000 439050D0
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 102F48A8
00004000 00000000
12000000 439050C8
15050000 3D800000
13000000 439050C8
13000000 439050CC
13000000 439050D0
D0000000 DEADCAFE

Pro Controller:

09020000 10C74DB0
00000010 00000000
12000000 439050C8
15040000 3D800000
13000000 439050C8
13000000 439050CC
13000000 439050D0
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 10C74DB0
00000040 00000000
12000000 439050C8
15050000 3D800000
13000000 439050C8
13000000 439050CC
13000000 439050D0
D0000000 DEADCAFE

*Press A button to enlarge.
Press B to shrink (or negatively enlarge).
02020003 43905328
40200000 00000004
00000000 00000000
00020000 439051F8
41800000 00000000
02020003 43806E64
00000000 00000004
00000000 00000000
02020003 43806DA4
XXXXXXX 00000004
00000000 00000000

*Replace X's with your desired value.
00000000 = invisible
3E800000 = tiny
40000000 = twice as big
40400000 = trice as big
40800000 = 4 times bigger
41000000 = 8 times bigger
02020003 439051F8
XXXXXXX 00000004
00000000 00000000

*Replace X's with your desired value.
BF800000 = Use this value when he is topless and check out his armpits
00000000 = None
3E800000 = tiny
40000000 = twice as big
40400000 = trice as big
40800000 = 4 times bigger
41000000 = 8 times bigger
00020000 43905328
41800000 00000000
00020000 43806DA4
BF800000 00000000
00020000 43806DAC
BF800000 00000000
00020000 43806DAC
3E000000 00000000
00020000 43806DA4
3E000000 00000000
00020000 4390532C
40200000 00000000
02020003 439050C8
00000000 00000004
00000000 00000000
Wii U Gamepad:

09020000 102F48A8
00008000 00000000
12000000 43905148
15040000 3E000000
13000000 43905148
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 102F48A8
00004000 00000000
12000000 43905148
15040000 BE000000
13000000 43905148
D0000000 DEADCAFE

Pro Controller:

09020000 10C74DB0
00000010 00000000
12000000 43905148
15040000 3E000000
13000000 43905148
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 10C74DB0
00000040 00000000
12000000 43905148
15040000 BE000000
13000000 43905148
D0000000 DEADCAFE

*Press A to spin his head clock-wise.
Press B to spin his head counter-clock-wise.
Wii U Gamepad:

09020000 102F48A8
00008000 00000000
12000000 4390514C
15040000 3E000000
13000000 4390514C
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 102F48A8
00004000 00000000
12000000 4390514C
15040000 BE000000
13000000 4390514C
D0000000 DEADCAFE

Pro Controller:

09020000 10C74DB0
00000010 00000000
12000000 4390514C
15040000 3E000000
13000000 4390514C
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 10C74DB0
00000040 00000000
12000000 4390514C
15040000 BE000000
13000000 4390514C
D0000000 DEADCAFE

*Press A to spin his head upward.
Press B to spin his head downward.
Wii U Gamepad:

09020000 102F48A8
00008000 00000000
12000000 43905328
15040000 3D800000
13000000 43905328
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 102F48A8
00004000 00000000
12000000 43905328
15050000 3D800000
13000000 43905328
D0000000 DEADCAFE

Pro Controller:

09020000 10C74DB0
00000010 00000000
12000000 43905328
15040000 3D800000
13000000 43905328
D0000000 DEADCAFE
09020000 10C74DB0
00000040 00000000
12000000 43905328
15050000 3D800000
13000000 43905328
D0000000 DEADCAFE

*Press A button to stretch.
Press B button to release.
43809030 = Right Leg Size, Order in Memory: XZY
43908ED8 = Right Leg Position, Order in Memory: YX
43816204 = Wallet Size, Order in Memory: YXZ
43905148 = Head Facing Direction, Normal = 3F800000?
439050C8 = Head Size, Order in Memory: XZY
439051F8 = Neck Size, Order in Memory: XZY
43806E64 = Visibility, Normal = 3F800000
43806E68 = Visibility, Normal = 3F800000
43806E6C = Visibility, Normal = 3F800000
43806DA4 = Overall Size, Order in Memory: YXZ
43814484 = Overall Size 2, Order in Memory: YXZ
43811F80 = Upper Body Size, Order in Memory: YXZ
43905328 = Stomach Size, Order in Memory: XZY
 
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