Line Tracers [Skullface]

NTSC_U
C250C934 00000004
2C18FFFF 40810010
1DF80004 3DEF8000
908F0B30 C0040000
60000000 00000000
C25887A4 00000003
1DFD0004 3DEF8000
906F0B30 C0030000
60000000 00000000
C278EEF8 00000004
801D008C 1D9B0004
3D8C8150 900C0000
3D608151 93AB0000
60000000 00000000
C27E4C98 00000003
3DE08000 5460063E
1E600004 926F1534
60000000 00000000
C0000000 00000033
9421FF80 BC410008
7DE802A6 3D808151
818C0000 2C0C0000
41820170 3E408000
3DC0809C 81CED110
2C0E0000 4182015C
81CE0020 82721534
7DCE9A14 81CE0000
81CE0024 81CEFFF8
81CE0008 81CE0008
39CE0010 3BEE0068
3F808000 639C0B30
3BA00000 7FDCE82E
7C1EF800 41820031
2C1E0000 41820114
48000039 3BBD0004
7FDCE82E 7C1EF800
41820015 2C1E0000
418200F8 4800001D
4BFFFFE4 3BBD0004
7FDCE82E 7C1EF800
4CA20020 4BFFFFF0
7F6802A6 3D808016
618CDB94 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600009
38800001 3D808016
618CD304 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600000
38800009 38A00001
38C00004 38E00000
3D808016 618CDBC8
7D8803A6 4E800021
38600001 38800007
38A00001 3D808017
618C2784 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600010
38800000 3D808016
618CF274 7D8803A6
4E800021 386000A8
38800000 38A00002
3D808016 618CF050
7D8803A6 4E800021
C01F0000 C03F0004
C05F0008 D0038000
D0238000 D0438000
C01E0000 C03E0004
C05E0008 D0038000
D0238000 D0438000
7F6803A6 4E800020
7DE803A6 B8410008
38210080 4E800020

PAL
C2510DA8 00000004
2C18FFFF 40810010
1DF80004 3DEF8000
908F0B30 C0040000
60000000 00000000
C258EFC8 00000003
1DFD0004 3DEF8000
906F0B30 C0030000
60000000 00000000
C2797F04 00000004
801D008C 1D9B0004
3D8C8150 900C0000
3D608151 93AB0000
60000000 00000000
C27EEFA8 00000003
3DE08000 5460063E
1E600004 926F1534
60000000 00000000
C0000000 00000033
9421FF80 BC410008
7DE802A6 3D808151
818C0000 2C0C0000
41820170 3E408000
3DC0809C 81CE18F8
2C0E0000 4182015C
81CE0020 82721534
7DCE9A14 81CE0000
81CE0024 81CEFFF8
81CE0008 81CE0008
39CE0010 3BEE0068
3F808000 639C0B30
3BA00000 7FDCE82E
7C1EF800 41820031
2C1E0000 41820114
48000039 3BBD0004
7FDCE82E 7C1EF800
41820015 2C1E0000
418200F8 4800001D
4BFFFFE4 3BBD0004
7FDCE82E 7C1EF800
4CA20020 4BFFFFF0
7F6802A6 3D808016
618CDC34 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600009
38800001 3D808016
618CD3A4 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600000
38800009 38A00001
38C00004 38E00000
3D808016 618CDC68
7D8803A6 4E800021
38600001 38800007
38A00001 3D808017
618C2824 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600010
38800000 3D808016
618CF314 7D8803A6
4E800021 386000A8
38800000 38A00002
3D808016 618CF0F0
7D8803A6 4E800021
C01F0000 C03F0004
C05F0008 D0038000
D0238000 D0438000
C01E0000 C03E0004
C05E0008 D0038000
D0238000 D0438000
7F6803A6 4E800020
7DE803A6 B8410008
38210080 4E800020

NTSC_J
C2510728 00000004
2C18FFFF 40810010
1DF80004 3DEF8000
908F0B30 C0040000
60000000 00000000
C258E948 00000003
1DFD0004 3DEF8000
906F0B30 C0030000
60000000 00000000
C2797570 00000004
801D008C 1D9B0004
3D8C8150 900C0000
3D608151 93AB0000
60000000 00000000
C27EE614 00000003
3DE08000 5460063E
1E600004 926F1534
60000000 00000000
C0000000 00000033
9421FF80 BC410008
7DE802A6 3D808151
818C0000 2C0C0000
41820170 3E408000
3DC0809C 81CE0958
2C0E0000 4182015C
81CE0020 82721534
7DCE9A14 81CE0000
81CE0024 81CEFFF8
81CE0008 81CE0008
39CE0010 3BEE0068
3F808000 639C0B30
3BA00000 7FDCE82E
7C1EF800 41820031
2C1E0000 41820114
48000039 3BBD0004
7FDCE82E 7C1EF800
41820015 2C1E0000
418200F8 4800001D
4BFFFFE4 3BBD0004
7FDCE82E 7C1EF800
4CA20020 4BFFFFF0
7F6802A6 3D808016
618CDB54 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600009
38800001 3D808016
618CD2C4 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600000
38800009 38A00001
38C00004 38E00000
3D808016 618CDB88
7D8803A6 4E800021
38600001 38800007
38A00001 3D808017
618C2744 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600010
38800000 3D808016
618CF234 7D8803A6
4E800021 386000A8
38800000 38A00002
3D808016 618CF010
7D8803A6 4E800021
C01F0000 C03F0004
C05F0008 D0038000
D0238000 D0438000
C01E0000 C03E0004
C05E0008 D0038000
D0238000 D0438000
7F6803A6 4E800020
7DE803A6 B8410008
38210080 4E800020

NTSC_K
C24FEDC8 00000004
2C18FFFF 40810010
1DF80004 3DEF8000
908F0B30 C0040000
60000000 00000000
C257D020 00000003
1DFD0004 3DEF8000
906F0B30 C0030000
60000000 00000000
C27862C4 00000004
801D008C 1D9B0004
3D8C8150 900C0000
3D608151 93AB0000
60000000 00000000
C27DD368 00000003
3DE08000 5460063E
1E600004 926F1534
60000000 00000000
C0000000 00000033
9421FF80 BC410008
7DE802A6 3D808151
818C0000 2C0C0000
41820170 3E408000
3DC0809B 81CEFF38
2C0E0000 4182015C
81CE0020 82721534
7DCE9A14 81CE0000
81CE0024 81CEFFF8
81CE0008 81CE0008
39CE0010 3BEE0068
3F808000 639C0B30
3BA00000 7FDCE82E
7C1EF800 41820031
2C1E0000 41820114
48000039 3BBD0004
7FDCE82E 7C1EF800
41820015 2C1E0000
418200F8 4800001D
4BFFFFE4 3BBD0004
7FDCE82E 7C1EF800
4CA20020 4BFFFFF0
7F6802A6 3D808016
618CDCD0 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600009
38800001 3D808016
618CD440 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600000
38800009 38A00001
38C00004 38E00000
3D808016 618CDD04
7D8803A6 4E800021
38600001 38800007
38A00001 3D808017
618C28C0 7D8803A6
4E800021 38600010
38800000 3D808016
618CF3B0 7D8803A6
4E800021 386000A8
38800000 38A00002
3D808016 618CF18C
7D8803A6 4E800021
C01F0000 C03F0004
C05F0008 D0038000
D0238000 D0438000
C01E0000 C03E0004
C05E0008 D0038000
D0238000 D0438000
7F6803A6 4E800020
7DE803A6 B8410008
38210080 4E800020

Code Creator: Skullface
Code Contributors: Bully (Item Spy ASM), Hamster35000vr (Address), mdmwii (P1 Pointer Calculator Helper)

I made this experimental code to see how MKW plays with MK8's distance based item rank calculation.

I have noticed that there are some courses with alternate checkpoint paths with item boxes in them that cause the game to think you're further away from first than where you should be, so keep that in mind. (Rainbow Road, Bowser's Castle)

Although this code is primarily meant for offline play, this should work fine online.

NTSC-U is currently the only tested version as I do not have playable access to the other regions.

NTSC-U

What is Mario Kart Throwback?
Mario Kart Throwback is a custom track distribution that is themed roughly around the 2014-2015 era of CTs(with some 2012 and 2013 tracks included as well). It's meant to be an omage to older, more obscure tracks that time may have forgotten, including representation of packs such as Wine's CT Pack and older versions of MKW Hack Pack.

How many courses are in Mario Kart Throwback?
192. As the pack gets updated, I may add more depending on interest.

Why did you pick to theme it around this era specifically?
I personally have a lot of nostalgia for this era of CTs, and I feel there are a lot of courses that have long been forgotten by the community that deserve a second chance, so to speak. Not all of them are perfect, and some will definitely show their age, but I still hope people will be able to find some fun experiencing a lesser-known era of custom tracks; an unofficial "sister pack" to CTGP Classic, so to speak.

Do you plan to release more updates for this pack after release?
Yes I do. For starters, sometime after v1.0 releases, I hope to put out a Homebrew Channel application (and Wii channel WAD) for the pack, bypassing Riivolution entirely. This channel would allow users to update the pack automatically, without needing to re-download anything. I also hope to do a similar thing for Dolphin users(or people who don't want the channel), by having a downloadable PC software with an auto-updater included as well.

Additionally, overtime I plan to add more features to the pack; things like staff ghosts, more friend room settings, accessibility textures(things like darkening or de-saturating textures on courses that may cause eye strain), etc.

When will the pack be out?
It's out right now! You can visit the CT Wiiki page to download.

You can join the Discord server for any updates and to organize rooms with other players.

Does anyone have an ultra miniturbo gecko code?

Hi, I'm new here, I have been here as a guest for a few days and finally drummed up the courage to make an account and ask around for help with something I've been trying to achieve for a couple weeks or so now, I think.

I want to start by saying I am not a CTGP player, and I have most recently been playing on the Dolphin Emulator.

I've been really wanting to race against my Mii characters in offline mode. I've had limited success in research and testing, but I am wondering if it's possible to make all 11 CPU opponents Mii Characters, AND manually pick which miis they use.

My search began when I found this post on the Mario Kart Wii subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/MarioKartWii/co...yer_slots/

In a reply, the poster mentions they got it to work by using any code that sets opponents character/vehicle, and by caching in all 12 slots by playing online. However, I don't have 12 Wiis / Wii Us, nor do I want to mod my Wii U in fear of bricking it.

However, I did some testing and research, and found a few things.
1. It's possible to cache CPUS 1-3 by first playing 4 Player Mode and selecting Mii characters from there. When doing so, their icon still shows up on the map and points/results screen, however the name of the mii is only present on the points screen.
2. There's a code "Anti Freeze from Invalid Miis" that prevents the game from freezing when a Mii in the race is invalid or null, however it uses the first created Mii on the system, and still freezes if that Mii isn't present on the console (i.e. if that Mii is in the Mii Parade). Additionally, unlike the former method, no icons or names are shown for these racers.

With all this in mind I'm wondering if it's possible to create a code that would somehow let me put my Miis into all 12 slots and race against them in offline mode? At the very least I'd like to race 3 without any other CPUs. I've tried CPU bot by Dea and MarioBOT by Vega, however in both cases each player is controlled by a CPU and I can only watch, which, while entertaining to an extent, I'd enjoy being part of the race.

I hope what I ask for isn't too much, I'm willing to pay for someone to make this code for me. It's been a dream of mine to race against my Miis in this game and the fact I've gotten as far as I have already fills me with so much enthusiasm. Sorry for the wall of text haha. Fingers crossed someone can help me with this!

Credit to maritoguionyo for the ports from NTSC-U

X Values (flag to remove):
01: Transparency
02: Shadows
04: ???
08: ???
10: Bloom
20: Depth of field
To use multiple flags, add them together

NTSC-U
C25A66B4 00000003
38A000XX 54A5043E
7C842878 38A00000
60000000 00000000

PAL
C25B15DC 00000003
38A000XX 54A5043E
7C842878 38A00000
60000000 00000000

NTSC-J
C25B0F5C 00000003
38A000XX 54A5043E
7C842878 38A00000
60000000 00000000

NTSC-K
C259F634 00000003
38A000XX 54A5043E
7C842878 38A00000
60000000 00000000

Source:

Sometimes a track is designed in such a way that it could have a lap counter in multiple places, such as a track that has multiple routes, or a track that has a shortcut that skips the normal lap counter, or a track like Maka Wuhu that is split into 3 "sub-laps".

Multiple lap counters are fine to have offline, but not fine to have online. It'd be great if there was a fix for this.

Here is somewhere where you can read on how lap counters work. https://wiki.tockdom.com/wiki/Check_Point#Lap_Counter

Hello,
I'm looking for a code that keeps the jump provided by some boost pads (e.g. Mushroom Gorge) but disables acceleration of all boost pads.

Wiimote Speaker Sound Player & Cycler [Ro]

This code is an idea i had earlier today - it allows cycling thru every sound & music of the game and have it play on the wiimote speaker. Most of the sounds do play in game too, but some don't, only playing on the wiimote itself. This is just an experimental code, thus it isn't ported for other regions and more of a proof of concept. JoshuaMK's millisecond timer modifier code is used to display the current sound index ID that is selected. The code only works in game.

This code makes uses address 0x800016FC thru 0x800016FE. Make sure no other codes use these addresses.

Here's a small demonstration of the code: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aiNJ7njQfS4

NTSC-U

NTSC-U
C2705C0C 00000011
81830000 9421FF80
BC610008 3CA08034
A0C51462 3FE08000
70CB000C 41820058
889F16FE 2C040001
41820044 A09F16FC
70CB0008 4082000C
38840001 48000008
3884FFFF B09F16FC
3D808070 618C1934
7D8903A6 4E800421
38800003 3D808070
618CC1DC 7D8903A6
4E800421 39600001
41820008 39600000
997F16FE B8610008
38210080 00000000
C27ED9F8 00000002
3D808000 A38C16FC
60000000 00000000
lwz r12,0(r3)
stwu r1,-128(r1)
stmw r3,8(r1)
lis r5, 0x8034
lhz r6, 0x1462 (r5)
lis r31, 0x8000
andi. r11, r6, 0xC
beq no
lbz r4, 0x16FE (r31)
cmpwi r4, 1
beq skip
lhz r4, 0x16FC (r31)
andi. r11, r6, 0x8
bne sub
addi r4, r4, 1
b str
sub:
subi r4, r4, 1
str:
sth r4, 0x16FC (r31)
lis r12, 0x8070
ori r12, r12, 0x1934
mtctr r12
bctrl - Call play sound function
li r4, 3
lis r12, 0x8070
ori r12, r12, 0xC1DC
mtctr r12
bctrl - Call wiimote play sound function
skip:
li r11, 1
beq skip2
no:
li r11, 0
skip2:
stb r11, 0x16FE (r31)
lmw r3,8(r1)
addi r1,r1,128

Code creator: Ro
Code credits: JoshuaMK (Millisecond Timer Modifier - to display current sound index)

Hey! I was hoping if anyone could help me out with this, so I've been making a statmod, where I basically rebalanced all vehicles taking mk8dx into account, but then realized that the vehicles with higher mini turbo didn't have the same advantages as in 8dx, since Mini Turbo just affects the time a mini turbo lasts and doesn't affect how much it takes to charge one.
Is there any way to make it so that depending on the Mini turbo duration stat of a vehicle the time it takes to charge a Mini Turbo is reduced or increased?