How to make codes (for VC) / How to use them

[doomkaiber001]

Hi guys, can someone advise me on how to make codes for VC, and then how to use them. Help would be greatly appreciated!

[benny3t3]

Same way as a normal game, just run the game through Gecko OS,
You only have the option to run a Channel through it after you do something though... i'm sorry, I am not entirely sure, but if you looked up missing buttons in Gecko OS on the forum search I'm sure you'd find something

[doomkaiber001]

Ok, I think I need a patched I0S or something. Anyway, got any advice on making a code. USB Gecko and cheat engine kinda get them for you.

[benny3t3]

Read this.
http://wiird.l0nk.org/forum/index.php/topic,7007.msg60534.html#msg60534 :)

You only need USBGecko, and a hacking application. IE. WiiRD, Gecko DotNet... more to come I hear.

and watch this video on USBGecko SE
http://usbgecko.com/

[Skiller]

Ok, I think I need a patched I0S or something. Anyway, got any advice on making a code. USB Gecko and cheat engine kinda get them for you.

ya u need a patched ios or i think ios 249.. i cant rember lol . But with the new Way of On the fly patching of IOS Maybe this issue might get fixed also alowing a better Reboot function but im not to sure .. (Thats if a new version comes about)

And Benny u linked back to your post lol .

[doomkaiber001]

Ah... gotta wait for another USBGecko then. In another thread someone told me that making these codes is as easy as converting decimal to hex. I misinterpereted what he said

[benny3t3]

Woops, here you go!
http://wiird.l0nk.org/forum/index.php/topic,7011.msg60537.html#msg60537

I hope that one is right, look at the links there.

[doomkaiber001]

Woops, here you go!
http://wiird.l0nk.org/forum/index.php/topic,7011.msg60537.html#msg60537

I hope that one is right, look at the links there.

Did you mean to link back to the 'person who wants to become a hacker' thread.

Ps No bad intentions meant just can't remember its name.

[doomkaiber001]

Thanks Benny!
In England its like, 1am. I'll study that in more detail later. I was wondering - do you have a link to help me understand C++? I haven't even begun to wonder what thats all about!

[benny3t3]

Yes, This guide will make learning C++ become a smooth process.

So far, I haven't actually applied C++ to anything Wii related, except for that it familiarized me with programming. I'm not saying that it isn't helpful, C++ is a great language to know, but for me it served as preparation to read ANOTHER guide on Power PC (You can find that by following the link I gave you, you will have to jump from link to link to link. Anyways, here is the best guide on C++ I know of.

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=learn+c%2B%2B+in+21+days&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

Click on the "Second Edition" link

have fun!  ;D

Oh, and some advice, don't try and figure out how to print the words "Hello World!" on the screen from your Wii, I thought it would be simple... but it takes a good 30 lines of program to achieve. (it would normally only take about 8.
I am warning you so you don't have to waste time googling like I did.

[Nutmeg]

You only need to know basic C++ knowledge for wii hacking.  I know the basics of C++, and here is where I learned it: http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/lesson1rev.html

That's the first lesson, but you need to get a compiler.  I good one for beginners (it has a built in debugger) is devC++ 4.9.9.2

If you feel that you are more advanced, I'd go with eMacs.

All you really need to know for wii hacking is the if, endif, and the "fancy" notation for understanding the technical code document.  example += is a shortcut for writing... You'll find out!

-Don't know if this has been discussed before... but I think this forum should have a programming section.  I'm sure lots of people could get help.

[doomkaiber001]

Thanks both of you! I'll get onto it right away! How DO you use C++ in Wii Hacking then?

[doomkaiber001]

The basics I know before going onto that link;
// Comment (Not used by preprossesor?)
{}  I think main structure where the preprosessor starts the command

[benny3t3]

//comment means not used at ALL
just helps a person understand what he/she coded

# means preproccesser

and that isn't preprocessor, that is processer,

Such as

#include <iostream.h>          //this is the preprocesser
Main()     //this is not
{cout << "Hello World!\n";           //begin
return 0;
  } //end

oh, and spaces are meaningless usually

[doomkaiber001]

Thanks. Don't entirely get the 'iostream' though.