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Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion [Chadderz] - Printable Version +- Mario Kart Wii Gecko Codes, Cheats, & Hacks (https://mariokartwii.com) +-- Forum: Cheat Codes (https://mariokartwii.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=51) +--- Forum: Online Non-Item (https://mariokartwii.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=52) +--- Thread: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion [Chadderz] (/showthread.php?tid=562) Pages:
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Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion [Chadderz] - Star - 05-21-2018 Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion [Chadderz] Also known as Race Beyond 5 Minutes Code. All players in room must be using the code or else the race will end at 5 minutes as usual. NTSC-U 04539E7C 3C60XXXX 04539E90 6064YYYY PAL 0453F3B8 3C60XXXX 0453F3BC 6064YYYY NTSC-J 0453ED38 3C60XXXX 0453ED3C 6064YYYY NTSC-K 0452D410 3C60XXXX 0452D414 6064YYYY XXXX = Upper half of word used for time limit YYYY = Lower half of word used for time limit To get the word value, convert your max time in milliseconds (ms) from decimal to hexadecimal. Default is 300000 ms (5 minutes) Code Creator: Chadderz RE: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion - Vega - 05-21-2018 USA ports are definitely wrong, ill work on them 2moro RE: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion - Vega - 05-21-2018 Ok so i tested this, do both/all players in room need to run this? because it didnt work when i did this against myself (wii versus dolphin). ports are 100% correct (considering if PAL original code is correct) Google the first line of the PAL code and look at thread on the youknowwhat site of 5 minutes 9:59.999 code and you will see that the first two lines of that code isn't matching this code RE: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion - Vega - 05-21-2018 Ok, ofc the youknowwhat forums had a bad NTSC-J port, go figure. Anyways, tested that code and it works, heres the code - http://mkwii.com/showthread.php?tid=565 RE: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion - Star - 05-24-2018 I should have pointed this out -- https://github.com/Chadderz121/wii-ct-code According to that, all the ports are correct. RE: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion - Vega - 06-09-2018 Finally got around to testing this. All ports tested and working. RE: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion - 420 Matt - 09-20-2018 (06-09-2018, 10:45 PM)Vega Wrote: Finally got around to testing this. All ports tested and working. Hmm. I know this may seem crazy, but is there a way to disable the server DC time limit thing at 5:56? So like, I want to use the double framerate code on the mkwii.org server, However, whether or not I use this code, the max time is reduced into half of 5:56. Reason why I wanna use double framerate is because it helps me to spam more items without freezing. RE: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion - Vega - 09-20-2018 (09-20-2018, 05:24 AM)420 Matt Wrote:(06-09-2018, 10:45 PM)Vega Wrote: Finally got around to testing this. All ports tested and working. A Japanese code creator by the name of Dea has made this not too long ago. He keeps himself isolated and basically doesn't release any codes he creates (even if they are useless). You can try making this code yourself. RE: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion - 420 Matt - 09-22-2018 (09-20-2018, 01:34 PM)Vega Wrote:I see. Yeah I apologize if I seemed lazy to you by asking the question. I would need to think of how I would approach this first if I decide to work on creating one.(09-20-2018, 05:24 AM)420 Matt Wrote:(06-09-2018, 10:45 PM)Vega Wrote: Finally got around to testing this. All ports tested and working. RE: Wi-Fi Time Limit Expansion [Chadderz] - Sponge - 10-17-2024 The 2nd line on all ports is incorrect, here are the correct versions. I also modified the second instruction for slightly easier conversions NTSC-U 04539E7C 3C60XXXX 04539E90 6064YYYY PAL 0453F3B8 3C60XXXX 0453F3BC 6064YYYY NTSC-J 0453ED38 3C60XXXX 0453ED3C 6064YYYY NTSC-K 0452D410 3C60XXXX 0452D414 6064YYYY XXXX = Upper half of word used for time limit YYYY = Lower half of word used for time limit To get the word value, convert your max time in milliseconds (ms) from decimal to hexadecimal. Default is 300000 ms (5 minutes) |