Hacking Problem with BOTW Trainer

[imsad2]

So I was using Botw Trainer, until my Wii U ran into a problem(probably too many cheats) and I had to restart my console. Then, when I wanted to use Botw Trainer again, I entered the IP that was shown on TCP Gecko, which was strangely just 0.0.0.0. Obviously Botw Trainer showed an error, which is understandable but the thing that I don't understand is 1) Why do I need to check my Wii U IP every time and 2) why did TCP Gecko display 0.0.0.0?

Note: I also checked my IP via the Development Mode of the Wii U Internet Browser, which did show my actual IP address. Please keep that information in mind when answering.

Thank you in advance.

 

[Rimer]

The same thing happened to me when using many tricks the wii u crashed and no longer connected between a gecko and I was surprised that the ip was 0.0.0.0 and prevented creating or joining any wi fi connection, what I did was simple, disconnect the wii u from the power source and remove the battery so that it deletes any record and lasts about 3 minutes connect everything again and go the internet connection worked and in gecko my normal ip appeared try to connect the botw trainer and yes I connected everything normal, I hope that someone else will help this since this problem is exasperating.

 

[Sypherone]

There exists also a savegame Editor for ZBOTW. The save game needs to copied to pc, thrn modified, moved back and restored to the game. ZBOTW Savegame editor

 

[Rimer]

También existe un editor de partidas guardadas para ZBOTW. El juego guardado necesita copiarse a la PC, moficado y luego, movido hacia atrás.

thanks bro I'll check to see how it goes

note: I still have the problem when I put the button stack back on the wii or the console returns to present IP 0.0.0.0 but if I remove it it returns my original ip how do I solve this will you know something? or just leave the console without the button battery

 

[Sypherone]

In first case i will think its a dhcp/network problem. I would check the WiiU and TCP gecko IP/Network settings.

0.0.0.0 is a non-routable adress (cant be accessed from outside the network) and it can have different meanings based on the context.

• When a device is not connected to a network, some devices will assign themselves the address 0.0.0.0.
• Some software and hardware like routers of those that work with multiple networks will use 0.0.0.0 as standart route to address all the connected networks.

A device will use the address 0.0.0.0 only when it is coming up online with no ip address and it needs to send a broadcast on the network so that the dhcp will give it an ip address. So before it gets an ip address it will use the address 0.0.0.0. If there is a dhcp problem and no IP could assigned, The Device will use a own IP with 169.254.*.* from the APIPA adress range.