[Wiiware] Final Fantasy: My Life as a King WFCE

[mario64_rules321]

Can someone make some codes for FFCC: My Life as a King please. :cool:
PAL

[hetoan2]

Normally we arent supposed to take requests, but I actually have that game :D

Not for PAL though :( . I'll make some nice NTSC codes though.

[mario64_rules321]

cool, thanks!  ;D

[mario64_rules321]

Did you make any codes?

[crwys]

My Life As a King (WFCE)
9999 Elementite
80CF8B54 000F423F

9999 Gold
80CF8B8C 000F423F

That should work, I am a very noob coder though.

This is for NTSC by the way, I have a 3.2U wii so there is no way for me to get PAL games from Shop channel, sorry.

[hetoan2]

should be:

9999 Elementite
04CF8B54 000F423F

9999 Gold
04CF8B8C 000F423F

yea i did make those before (diff values) i just wanted to post more than 2 codes at a time

[matt123337]

My Life As a King (WFCE)
9999 Elementite
80CF8B54 000F423F

9999 Gold
80CF8B8C 000F423F

That should work, I am a very noob coder though.

This is for NTSC by the way, I have a 3.2U wii so there is no way for me to get PAL games from Shop channel, sorry.

lol man you forgot code types ;)

[crwys]

Still confused...   I read online about the code types:

MEM1: It goes from 0x80000000 to 0x81800000
MEM2: It goes from 0x90000000 to 0x94000000

However, the top of MEM2 is not accessible (trying to read/write from it crashes the Wii). That might depends of the game, but it seems that you can only access freely the 0x90000000 to 0x93800000 area.

ba : Base Address. Set at 0x80000000 each time the code handler is executed. Each time the ba is added to a code address, the code handler do : address = address + (ba & 0xFE000000). You can modify it, however if you do, don't forget to reset it to its original value after.

Should i use calculator for this?

[invalidphp]

I know this is an old one, (by a couple days) but I was wondering, I tried both the codes there for elementite and gold but neither worked. I used the code manager 1.2, along with 1.9 gecko OS, am I doing something wrong... or do they just not work? @_@

[matt123337]

Still confused...   I read online about the code types:

MEM1: It goes from 0x80000000 to 0x81800000
MEM2: It goes from 0x90000000 to 0x94000000

However, the top of MEM2 is not accessible (trying to read/write from it crashes the Wii). That might depends of the game, but it seems that you can only access freely the 0x90000000 to 0x93800000 area.

ba : Base Address. Set at 0x80000000 each time the code handler is executed. Each time the ba is added to a code address, the code handler do : address = address + (ba & 0xFE000000). You can modify it, however if you do, don't forget to reset it to its original value after.

Should i use calculator for this?

all those are are the memory ranges.

to see the code types: go to your wiird folder and go to the docs folder.  Then open the code type doc file (HTML I think)

for what you are doing you should use ram right and fill code types.

00= 8bit scan, 80000000 memory range
01= 8 bit scan, 81000000 memory range
02= 16 bit scan 80000000 memory range
03 = 16 bit scan, 81000000 memory range.
04= 32 bit scan, 80000000 memory range
05= 32 bit scan, 81000000 memory range

an example:
the memory adress is 8159437 and I want the value stored there 999. I did a 16 bit scan

8159437 000003E7 is what you would get without code types.
0359437 000003E7 is with them. notice the first 2 values changed. thats where you put the code types.

[locke06037]

Any updates for this for PAL version?

[GirugaMarc]

should be:

9999 Elementite
04CF8B54 000F423F

9999 Gold
04CF8B8C 000F423F

yea i did make those before (diff values) i just wanted to post more than 2 codes at a time

are these codes supposed to work?

they aren't for me

[hetoan2]

should work. Make sure you have an NTSC-U version (USA) and not PAL

[GirugaMarc]

WFCE, right?

yeah, I'm using NTSC-U

I'll try again

edit: still a no go.

it resets when it tried to apply the codes

[MysteryE]

should work. Make sure you have an NTSC-U version (USA) and not PAL

Nah, it doesn't work for me too..
Mine is NTSC-U, the code applied, but nothing changed...  :confused: