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| Item Warning Online [Bully] |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-07-2018, 10:42 PM - Forum: Online; Item
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Item Warning Online [Bully]
Works Online only. With this code you can choose a desired character animation to execute on screen when a desired item is in play. The character will animate non-stop until the opponent uses the item or pulls the item out to hold/trail it. Nobody can see your character animate. Therefore, nobody knows you are running the code.
NTSC-U
C265EE14 00000003
88030001 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
C265EE30 00000003
88100011 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
C27BE87C 00000006
A01F00F6 3D808168
618C018C 3960000C
854C0004 2C0A00XX
40A2000C 380000YY
B01F00F6 356BFFFF
4082FFE8 00000000
PAL
C265E18C 00000003
88030001 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
C265E1A8 00000003
88100011 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
C27CD2DC 00000006
A01F00F6 3D808168
618C018C 3960000C
854C0004 2C0A00XX
40A2000C 380000YY
B01F00F6 356BFFFF
4082FFE8 00000000
NTSC-J
C265D7F8 00000003
88030001 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
C265D814 00000003
88100011 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
C27CC948 00000006
A01F00F6 3D808168
618C018C 3960000C
854C0004 2C0A00XX
40A2000C 380000YY
B01F00F6 356BFFFF
4082FFE8 00000000
NTSC-K
C264C4A4 00000003
88030001 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
C264C4C0 00000003
88100011 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
C27BB69C 00000006
A01F00F6 3D808168
618C018C 3960000C
854C0004 2C0A00XX
40A2000C 380000YY
B01F00F6 356BFFFF
4082FFE8 00000000
XX Values:
00 = Green Shell
01 = Red Shell
02 = Banana
03 = Fake Item Box
04 = Mushroom
05 = Triple Mushroom
06 = Bob-omb
07 = Blue Shell
08 = Lightning
09 = Star
0A = Golden Mushroom
0B = Mega Mushroom
0C = Blooper
0D = POW Block
0E = Thunder Cloud
0F = Bullet Bill
10 = Triple Green Shells
11 = Triple Red Shells
12 = Triple Bananas
14 = No Item Available (Mushroom)
YY Values:
00 = Turning
01 = Boosting
02 = Drift left
03 = Drift right
04 = Wheelie
05 = Running
06 = Looking backwards
07 = Idle
08 = Win (two arms)
09 = Win (one arm)
14 = Yeah, I got him!
15 = Lose
17 = Throwing item
1A = Falling
1D = Weird sexual movement
1E = Trick
List of Sources:
1st ASM:
lbz r0, 0x1 (r3) #Default instruction
mulli r12, r22, 0x4 #Multiple Player slot by 4, store in r12. Thus lower 16 bits of r12 will hold second half of mem81 address
addis r12, r12, 0x8168 #Add 0x8168 to upper 16 bits of r12, lower 16 bits are not effected. At this point, if r12 is added with 0x193, it will be the finalized address of where the current read player's item will be stored to in mem81
stb r0, 0x193(r12) #Store current read player's item to r12 plus offset 0x0193 (address for that player's item is now finalized)
2nd ASM:
lbz r0, 0x0011 (r16) #Default instruction
mulli r12, r22, 0x4 #Multiple Player slot by 4, store in r12. Thus lower 16 bits of r12 will hold second half of mem81 address
addis r12, r12, 0x8168 #Add 0x8168 to upper 16 bits of r12, lower 16 bits are not effected. At this point, if r12 is added with 0x193, it will be the finalized address of where the current read player's item will be stored to in mem81
stb r0, 0x193 (r12) #Store current read player's item to r12 plus offset 0x0193 (address for that player's item is now finalized)
3rd ASM:
lhz r0, 0x00F6 (r31) #Default Instruction
lis r12, 0x8168 #Set address (-0x4 away) in reference where item values are stored in mem81
ori r12, r12, 0x018C
li r11, 12 #Max room size is 12 players, max times for loop will be 12
check_item_loop:
lwzu r10, 0x4 (r12) #First, load item from slot 0, increase mem location by 0x4 per every check
cmpwi r10, 0xXX #Compare item value of current slot to monitored item value
bne+ decrement_loop
li r0, 0xYY #Item was found, set character value to replace what's in r0
sth r0, 0x00F6 (r31) #Needs to be restored into memory
decrement_loop:
subic. r11, 11, 1 #Subtract one from r10 every time check is done. Once r10 is 0, the loop will stop
bne+ check_item_loop
Code creator: Bully
Code credits: Vega (improved source)
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| USB Gecko Item Spy Online [Bully] |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-07-2018, 09:16 PM - Forum: Incomplete & Outdated Codes
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USB Gecko Item Spy Online [Bully]
NOTE: Outdated by Star's version.
Will show held (in inventory) items only. Does not include ready-to-fire items (trail/circling).
NTSC-U
Spy Away Items
C265EE30 00000003
88100011 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
NTSC-U
Spy Local Items
C265EE14 00000003
88030001 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
PAL
Spy Away Items
C265E1A8 00000003
88100011 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
PAL
Spy Local Items
C265E18C 00000003
88030001 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
NTSC-J
Spy Away Items
C265D814 00000003
88100011 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
NTSC-J
Spy Local Items
C265D7F8 00000003
88030001 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
NTSC-K
Spy Away Items
C264C4C0 00000003
88100011 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
NTSC-K
Spy Local Items
C264C4A4 00000003
88030001 1D960004
3D8C8168 980C0193
60000000 00000000
[Item Values]
00 = Green Shell
01 = Red Shell
02 = Banana
03 = Fake Item Box
04 = Mushroom
05 = Triple Mushroom
06 = Bob-omb
07 = Blue Shell
08 = Lightning
09 = Star
0A = Golden Mushroom
0B = Mega Mushroom
0C = Blooper
0D = POW Block
0E = Thunder Cloud
0F = Bullet Bill
10 = Triple Green Shells
11 = Triple Red Shells
12 = Triple Bananas
14 = No Item
Notes:
- Address 81680193 and onward will contain all players' item values, ordered by player slot
- A USB Gecko is not required if using Dolphin with Aldelaro5's Dolphin Memory Engine (Live RAM Viewer)
Code Creator: Bully@Wiiplaza
Code created by: Bully
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| USB Gecko Item Spy Offline [Bully] |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-07-2018, 01:31 AM - Forum: Offline Non-Item
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USB Gecko Item Spy Offline [Bully]
Includes both Local and Away Items. Only includes items that are held in inventory, NOT items that are ready-to-fire (trail/circling).
Notes:
- Address 81500000 and onward will contain all players' item values, ordered by player slot (yourself is always first player)
- A USB Gecko is not required if using Dolphin with Aldelaro5's Dolphin Memory Engine (Live RAM Viewer)
NTSC-U
C278EEF8 00000003
801D008C 1D7B0004
3D808150 7D8C5A14
900C0000 00000000
PAL
C2797F04 00000003
801D008C 1D7B0004
3D808150 7D8C5A14
900C0000 00000000
NTSC-J
C2797570 00000003
801D008C 1D7B0004
3D808150 7D8C5A14
900C0000 00000000
NTSC-K
C27862C4 00000003
801D008C 1D7B0004
3D808150 7D8C5A14
900C0000 00000000
[Item Values]
00 = Green Shell
01 = Red Shell
02 = Banana
03 = Fake Item Box
04 = Mushroom
05 = Triple Mushroom
06 = Bob-omb
07 = Blue Shell
08 = Lightning
09 = Star
0A = Golden Mushroom
0B = Mega Mushroom
0C = Blooper
0D = POW Block
0E = Thunder Cloud
0F = Bullet Bill
10 = Triple Green Shells
11 = Triple Red Shells
12 = Triple Bananas
14 = No Item
Code created by: Bully
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| USB Gecko Item Spy Offline [Bully] |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-07-2018, 12:01 AM - Forum: Incomplete & Outdated Codes
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USB Gecko Item Spy Offline [Bully]
NOTE: Outdated by Bully's newer version which can spy all players at once, no extra steps needed
You need USB Gecko or Aldelaro5's Live RAM Viewer!
How to use code:
This code is not like other item spy codes. It requires an extra step to be done, and you can only spy on one person at a time.
On your USB Gecko/RAM Viewer, go to Address 81700070. Before the race is loaded, you will see all zeros pretty much everywhere. Once you load a track, some random hex code is displayed, then a list of 12 memory addresses will be shown. However keep waiting until right before the countdown, the list of memory addresses will change very slightly and remain the same for the rest of the race. Those final addresses are the addresses for each players' item value (plus amount). First address is always yourself. Other 11 are the other CPUs.
For example let's say we want to spy ourself. Once the countdown has started, view the value listed at 81700070.
Let's say it's 8121B774. Visit that address on your RAM Viewer. It will display 00 00 00 14. That is the item value (no item). The next string is 00 00 00 00. That is item amount.
Hit a box, let's say you get triple mushrooms. 00 00 00 14 will change to 00 00 00 05. And the second string will change to 00 00 00 03 and decrease by 1 for every shroom you use.
NTSC-U
C278FF00 00000004
1D9D0004 3D8C8170
3863008C 906C0070
3863FF74 8003008C
60000000 00000000
PAL
C2798F0C 00000004
1D9D0004 3D8C8170
3863008C 906C0070
3863FF74 8003008C
60000000 00000000
NTSC-J
C2798578 00000004
1D9D0004 3D8C8170
3863008C 906C0070
3863FF74 8003008C
60000000 00000000
NTSC-K
C27872CC 00000004
1D9D0004 3D8C8170
3863008C 906C0070
3863FF74 8003008C
60000000 00000000
[Item Values]
00 = Green Shell
01 = Red Shell
02 = Banana
03 = Fake Item Box
04 = Mushroom
05 = Triple Mushroom
06 = Bob-omb
07 = Blue Shell
08 = Lightning
09 = Star
0A = Golden Mushroom
0B = Mega Mushroom
0C = Blooper
0D = POW Block
0E = Thunder Cloud
0F = Bullet Bill
10 = Triple Green Shells
11 = Triple Red Shells
12 = Triple Bananas
14 = No Item
Another interesting feature: Continuing from the example listed above, go down one row and look at the 3rd string when you get a Golden. It will read 10 00 00 00. Use the golden, the 1 will change to 0. Then further to the right, a hexadecimal countdown starts (beginning at 01 BE). This is the golden mushroom timer until you lose the golden. The moment that hex timer hits 00 00 is when your golden goes away.
Code created by: Bully
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| How to Install and Run Aldelaro5's Dolphin-memory-engine |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-05-2018, 11:40 PM - Forum: Coding (Non-ASM) and Dolphin
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How to Install and Run Aldelaro5's Dolphin-memory-engine
Intro & Requirements
Aldelaro5's Dolphin-memory-engine is program that hooks to the Dolphin Emulation and allows the live view of the game's memory with features to run various data searches/scans. It supports both Mem1 and Mem2. It is a MUST HAVE if you ever plan on creating your own Gecko ASM codes via Dolphin. Dolphin does come with it's own memory viewer, but it does not have live updates.
Requirements:
You will need to have a Developer Version of Dolphin already installed. 'Stable' versions will simply not work. Here is a guide on how to install Dolphin Dev Version - http://mkwii.com/showthread.php?tid=625
Installing & Running for Windows:
NOTE: For Windows 10 or later
Download the latest version (1.2.6) of Dolphin-memory-engine - https://github.com/aldelaro5/dolphin-mem.../tag/1.2.6
Unzip the download. You will see an application called DolphinMemoryEngine.exe. This is the program.
Dolphin-memory-engine is meant to run with Dolphin in Debugger Mode. Launch Dolphin how you normally would. Once Dolphin has booted. Go to Options, then Configuration. Click on the Interface Tab. You should see a tickable box that says "Enable Debugging UI". Click in the box to checkmark it. Once it has been checkmarked. Close the Tab. You should see a myriad of new menus/items if this was your first time enabling the Debugger Mode.
Once Dolphin Debugger Mode has been enabled, launch your DolphinMemoryEngine.exe file. You should see something similar to this - http://mkwii.com/pics/screenshots/RAMViewer.png
The above pic is from an older version of the Engine, therefore you will see some slight differences.
At the top, the program should say it is hooked successfully. If not click the large Hook button. If it fails, restart both Dolphin & the Memory-engine, and try again. If the Memory-engine still fails to hook, scroll down to the Troubleshooting portion of the thread...
If the Memory-engine did get a successful hook, go ahead and launch your Game. Then within Dolphin-memory-engine, click View. Then click Memory Viewer. A new window will appear showing you the live view of the Game's Memory. Congratz!
Installing & Running for Linux (Ubuntu or Debian only)
For Linux installation you will need to build the Memory-engine from source. Must be on Ubuntu 22.04+ or Debian 12+.
1. Update & install Dependencies
sudo apt-get update
If you already have Dolphin-emulator installed on your Debian or Ubuntu system (via built from source code), then you already have all the dependencies, proceed to next step. If not, view the Dolphin install guide HERE and install all the dependencies from steps 2.
2. Download/Clone GitHub Repo
Open up a terminal and run the following commands.
cd $HOME
git clone https://github.com/aldelaro5/dolphin-memory-engine.git
cd dolphin-memory-engine
3. Preparing and Executing the Build
We must navigate to the Source directory that's within the cloned Repo.
cd Source
Run the following command...
mkdir build && cd build
Now run this command...
cmake ..
And finally run this...
make
The source code will now be built, takes just a few minutes. Once completed, your terminal should be auto directed into /home/yourusername/Dolphin-memory-engine-master/Source/build
If not, then cd into that location.
4. Booting Dolphin-memory-engine
Before we boot the engine, we must enable Dolphin's Debugging UI. Launch Dolphin in a new separate Terminal. Keep your other Terminal open. Once Dolphin has booted. Go to Options, then Configuration. Click on the Interface Tab. You should see a tickable box that says "Enable Debugging UI". Click in the box to checkmark it. Once it has been checkmarked. Close the Tab. You should see a myriad of new menus/items if this was your first time enabling the Debugger Mode.
Dolphin Debugger mode will now be enabled. Going back to your original terminal, run this command to boot the Memory-engine...
./dolphin-memory-engine
You should see something similar to this - http://mkwii.com/pics/screenshots/RAMViewer.png
The above pic is from an older version of the Engine, therefore you will see some slight differences.
At the top, the program should say it is hooked successfully. If not click the large Hook button. If it fails, restart both Dolphin & the Memory-engine, and try again. If the Memory-engine still fails to hook, scroll down to the Troubleshooting portion of the thread...
If the Memory-engine did get a successful hook, go ahead and launch your Game. Then within Dolphin-memory-engine, click View. Then click Memory Viewer. A new window will appear showing you the live view of the Game's RAM. Congratz!
Troubleshooting
If you can't get the program to hook or a certain range of addresses won't display, here are some tips:
Try using an older version of the memory engine - https://github.com/aldelaro5/Dolphin-mem...e/releases
(Each release comes with pre-compiled versions for both Windows and Linux).
For Linux users, you can try the AppImage if compiling from source didn't work.
If that doesn't work, you can try using an older version of Dolphin or try an old version of both the Memory Engine and Dolphin.
Here are some combinations that I or others have had success with..
Dolphin version 2412-270 w/ Memory Engine version 1.2.4
Dolphin version 2407-68 w/ Memory Engine version 1.2.1
Dolphin version 20360 w/ Memory Engine version 0.9.0
Dolphin version 10886 w/ Memory Engine version 0.5.0
Dolphin version 10886 w/ Memory Engine version 0.4.0
Dolphin version 10413 w/ Memory Engine version 0.5.0
Dolphin version 10413 w/ Memory Engine version 0.4.0
Dolphin version 8490 w/ Memory Engine version 0.4.0
Dolphin version 8279 w/ Memory Engine version 0.4.0
Dolphin version 8029 w/ Memory Engine version 0.4.0
Note for Linux Users wanting older versions of Dolphin Dev: Unfortunately there is no database of older pre-compiled Linux-based Dev revisions. However, you can try one of the Beta versions that are present at the Downloads page (https://dolphin-emu.org/download/)
Before compiling the source of a different Dolphin, you need to remove your current version of Dolphin completely. Wherever you main Dolphin folder is, there is a build directory within. Open a terminal within that build directory. Run this command....
sudo cat install_manifest.txt | xargs -d '\n' rm
Command will take a minute or so. Dolphin is now uninstalled.
If you still have unresolved issues, you can try posting them here -> https://github.com/aldelaro5/dolphin-mem...ine/issues
It's possible that something is wrong with your Dolphin-Emu, it may help you to ask help on the dolphin forums - https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/
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| How to Install Dolphin Emulator |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-05-2018, 02:45 AM - Forum: Coding (Non-ASM) and Dolphin
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How to Install Dolphin Emulator
Intro & Requirements
Dolphin Emulator is software installed on your computer that emulates the Nintendo Wii and its games.
This tutorial will install the latest Developer Version of Dolphin onto your computer. There are what is known as 'Stable' versions for installation. However, those versions aren't stable at all, and they are very outdated.
Computer Requirements:- 8 GB RAM or higher
- A "semi decent modern" Processor. Something such as a "standard" i5 that's no older than 5 years would be the ideal minimum. I'm not a processor guy, so cut me some slack. Basically, if you have a modern computer, you're good to go.
Installing For Windows:
NOTE: For Windows 10 or later
The development versions require the 64-bit Visual C++ redistributable for Visual Studio 2022 to be installed. Link - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help...-downloads
Go to the Download page of the Dolphin website - https://dolphin-emu.org/download/
Scroll down to Development Versions. The version listed at top is the most recent. Click on the blue Windows x64 button to download. The download package will be in 7z format, you will need some third party archiver/extractor (such as WinRAR). Extract the download. You will see an application named Dolphin.exe. This is the application you would run to launch Dolphin.
Launch the exe file. Dolphin should boot. If Dolphin fails to boot, you will need to use Google or search on the Dolphin Forums (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/) to remedy the problem as it can be a result of various issues. You could try one of the Beta Versions instead that were present at the very top of the Dolphin Download page. These versions are released every fews months and are more stable than the Development versions.
Dolphin will now boot. If you have a directory where your Games (ISO's/WBFS's) are located and you don't see a list appear on Dolphin. Double click anywhere in the large open area. Then a prompt will appear. Navigate and select the Directory of where your Games are located. Your Games will now appear. Double click on the desired Game to launch it.
Your Game should run at 60fps. Be warned that sometimes in the first minute or so, there may be some hiccups and what not. This is normal. But after a few minutes max, everything should run smooth. If not, or you game can't run at 60fps at all, you will need to seek help on the Dolphin Forums (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/)
Installing For Linux (Ubuntu or Debian only)
For Linux installations of Dev versions of Dolphin, Dolphin must be built from source.
NOTICE: For Ubuntu, you must be on version 22.04 or later. For Debian, you must be on Debian 12 or later.
The information on this thread is from this Dolphin wiki page. Link - https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin/w...-for-Linux
Refer to that wiki page if you are stuck on a step.
Let's begin.
1. Update, Upgrade, etc, etc.
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade && sudo apt-get autoremove && sudo apt-get autoclean
The above command will update and upgrade everything for your Linux OS plus delete/wipe any unneeded cache and/or dependencies
If you had to perform any upgrades, be sure to reboot your computer - sudo reboot
2. Install the Necessary Dependencies
sudo apt update
sudo apt install build-essential git cmake ffmpeg libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libavutil-dev libswscale-dev libevdev-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev libxrandr-dev libxi-dev libpangocairo-1.0-0 qt6-base-private-dev libqt6svg6-dev libbluetooth-dev libasound2-dev libpulse-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev
sudo apt install libudev-dev libsystemd-dev || sudo apt install libeudev-dev #distros without systemd like AntiX must use eudev instead
The above command may take about 10+ minutes to complete depending on your Internet connection.
3. Download the Github Repo
This will install the Dolphin's Github Repo as the directory 'dolphin" in your Home directory. Adjust the cd terminal command if you wish to have the Repo installed elsewhere.
cd $HOME
git clone https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin
cd dolphin
At this point you are in the dolphin directory. Do NOT close your terminal.
4. Add necessary submodules
git -c submodule."Externals/Qt".update=none \
-c submodule."Externals/FFmpeg-bin".update=none \
-c submodule."Externals/libadrenotools".update=none \
submodule update --init --recursive \
&& git pull --recurse-submodules
The above will take about 5+ minutes depending on your Processor Speed
5. Build & Install Dolphin
This will build dolphin globablly so any User on your Linux system can launch it.
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
make -j$(nproc)
sudo make install
After 10+ minutes of time for the compilation, you will be prompted for your password. Type in your password and press Enter! Dolphin will now be installed. The installation may take some minutes.
6. Booting Dolphin
At this point Dolphin has been installed. Let's launch Dolphin.
cd $HOME
dolphin-emu
Dolphin Emulator will launch. If not, try rebooting your computer/laptop and try again. If it still fails, post your issue on the Dolphin Forums (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/).
Congratz. If you have a directory where your Games (ISO's/WBFS's) are located and you don't see a list appear on Dolphin. Double click anywhere in the large open area. Then a prompt will appear. Navigate and select the Directory of where your Games are located. Your Games will now appear. Double click on the desired Game to launch it.
Your Game should run at 60fps. Be warned that sometimes in the first minute or so, there may be some hiccups and what not. This is normal. But after a few minutes max, everything should run smooth. If not, or you game can't run at 60fps at all, you will need to seek help on the Dolphin Forums (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/)
7. Future Use and Other Notes
Please do NOT change the location or names of the folders/directories of where your Dolphin files are stored. This can cause Dolphin to break.
Please also note that even though it's possible to upgrade Dolphin by re-cloning the GitHub repo and what not, if you have your Dolphin working 100%, then i do NOT recommend upgrading unless it is needed to fix an issue/bug. It's a pain in the rear end to get this thing installed and working 100%, let's not risk it.
Here's a link to learn how to apply Cheat Codes - https://mariokartwii.com/showthread.php?tid=1138
Here's a link to install your own NAND (for Online play requirements) - https://mariokartwii.com/showthread.php?tid=735
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| Copy Mii [Anarion] |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-04-2018, 02:50 PM - Forum: Online Non-Item
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Copy Mii [Anarion]
Go online. Go to a Mii and your Friend Roster and press your activator. The Mii to now copied to your save data. You can also do this for a Mii that pops up on the globe in a room/WW race. Exit WiFi and change Miis on any license to the one that is copied. Go back online and the Mii and will be visible to others like any old Mii. The VVVV values determine which one of your Miis will be replaced. See below for instructions on how to fill out the VVVV values. Please keep in mind that the Mii is temporarily yours until you turn off the game/Wii. When you reboot, the license will have no Mii and you will be forced to assign a Mii, and your old Mii that was replaced will be back.
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C20C6D38 00000003
3CA08000 7C18C800
40820008 93C51808
A09E0000 00000000
48000000 80381F18
DE000000 90909100
58010000 00000010
DE000000 90909100
5A010000 00000004
2834XXXX YYYYZZZZ
9A00380F 0000VVVV
E0000000 80008000
PAL
C20C6DD8 00000003
3CA08000 7C18C800
40820008 93C51808
A09E0000 00000000
48000000 80386298
DE000000 90909100
58010000 00000010
DE000000 90909100
5A010000 00000004
2834XXXX YYYYZZZZ
9A00380F 0000VVVV
E0000000 80008000
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C20C6CF8 00000003
3CA08000 7C18C800
40820008 93C51808
A09E0000 00000000
48000000 80385C18
DE000000 90909100
58010000 00000010
DE000000 90909100
5A010000 00000004
2834XXXX YYYYZZZZ
9A00380F 0000VVVV
E0000000 80008000
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C20C6E38 00000003
3CA08000 7C18C800
40820008 93C51808
A09E0000 00000000
48000000 803742B8
DE000000 90909100
58010000 00000010
DE000000 90909100
5A010000 00000004
2833XXXX YYYYZZZZ
9A00380F 0000VVVV
E0000000 80008000
VVVV = Your Mii that will be replaced
To fill in the VVVV values, an equation with what is known as the Mii ID is required.
Mii ID Values:
00 = 1st Mii
4A = 2nd Mii
94 = 3nd Mii
etc.. etc..
This is in order of how your Miis are listed when you are choosing a Mii for a license. So if you want your 8th Mii replaced, do this equation (7 x 4A). That result (VVVV Value) would be 0206. Everything is done in Hex, never in decimal.
Here's another example (more in detail) - 13th Mii replaced. You would first convert that to Hex, which would be D. Then do a minus 1 (in hex), and that would be C. Thus, the equation would be (C x 4A), which would be a VVVV value of 0378.
Code created by: Anarion
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| Can Never Connect Online [mdmwii] |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-04-2018, 02:45 PM - Forum: Online Non-Item
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Can Never Connect Online [mdmwii]
You will be attempting to connect online forever.
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C21D0DB0 00000003
3A6000FC 9A640005
3A600000 3800FFFF
60000000 00000000
PAL
C21D0E50 00000003
3A6000FC 9A640005
3A600000 3800FFFF
60000000 00000000
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C21D0D70 00000003
3A6000FC 9A640005
3A600000 3800FFFF
60000000 00000000
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C21D11AC 00000003
3A6000FC 9A640005
3A600000 3800FFFF
60000000 00000000
Code created by: mdmwii
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| Floating Point Converter |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-03-2018, 11:50 PM - Forum: Resources and References
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Here's the page I use to help with value conversions when dealing with Floating Points
https://www.h-schmidt.net/FloatConverter/IEEE754.html
Find the box that says - Hexadecimal Representation. It will have a value of 0x00000000
If you enter in 0x3F800000, you will see the top field labeled - Decimal change from 0 to 1.
So let's say you are editing a floating point code that deals with speed and the default speed value is 100kmh. If you want double the speed, enter in 2 for the Decimal value at the top. You will see the bottom result change to 0x40000000. Therefore your floating point value to enter in for the code would be 40000000 to get 200kmh speed.
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| Sparkle Code [PinkyandtheBrain66] |
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Posted by: Vega - 06-03-2018, 11:45 PM - Forum: Visual & Sound Effects
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Sparkle Code [PinkyandtheBrain66]
Character will have the Star-like sparkle illuminating around them.
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2834XXXX YYYYZZZZ
0469089C 38000064
CC000000 00000000
0469089C 88030046
E0000000 80008000
PAL
2834XXXX YYYYZZZZ
04694D24 38000064
CC000000 00000000
04694D24 88030046
E0000000 80008000
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2834XXXX YYYYZZZZ
04694390 38000064
CC000000 00000000
04694390 88030046
E0000000 80008000
NTSC-K
2833XXXX YYYYZZZZ
046830CC 38000064
CC000000 00000000
046830CC 88030046
E0000000 80008000
Code created by: PinkyandtheBrain66
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