RADIANT DAWN CODE
Shouldn't this trick not be required any more, since the author of this video says in its description that this is no longer required now, since Dolphin now uses Gecko OS' native code handler? (I know I have to have MHS follow a pointer in Dolphin.exe which points to the beginning of the emulated RAM before I can do any manual/automatic poking/hacking without codes, but that's another thing) So in this case, try applying the offset trick to every line which begins with "08", and leave the other lines untouched.īesides, I'm somewhat confused as to why an offset would be required for Dolphin. Either way these two values are VERY likely to be unrelated to each other.
To me, it should be safe to assume that while the start offset (_) may require a change, the address increment (ZZZZ) is unlikely to require a change. To use po instead of ba, change the codetype from 08 to 18.įor values of _ >= 0x01000000, add one to the codetype. V = Value Increment (How much to add to the value after each additional RAM write) Z = Address Increment in bytes (How many To skip By) N = Amount of additional addresses to write to (the first is assumed) T = Value Size (0 = byte, 1 = halfword, 2 = word) The Gecko code documentation, more specifically this page, reads: Such codes are TWO lines long (not one), and you have to be careful with what each parameter (especially in every second line) stands for. You must be misinterpreting the syntax/composition/formation of the "08" code type. (04-05-2012, 10:07 PM)Pain Elemental Wrote: However, I tried to calculate the offset of the "Always Perfect Level Up" code, but the game crashed.Īpparantly I made an error somewhere, but I don't know where.Ĭan anyone help me with the calculation of the correct offset? If you want the Iron Sword viewable in the RAM with all its attributes: 80B5FE4B - 264B80 = 808FB2CB Just for your info, the size of each character's info in the RAM is 0x3F0 SO, if anyone has the same problem, here's my solution.įor Character specific codes, it got shifted in the RAM. Turns out I pretty much had to compare dumps with Dolphin and the USBGecko from my Wii. I know this is a necropost, but this kept coming up when I searched google for a solution.
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