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Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-06-24T09:47:37+01:00

dial wrote:
Anyone with more experience able to work it out?

Here you go.

1UP mushroom is instant death (Deadly mushroom) (JP)
812F2C10 A1C0
812F2C12 00AE

Statistics: Posted by abitalive — 24 Jun 2015, 09:47

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-06-20T12:49:15+01:00

Code:: 1UP Mushroom is instant death (Deadly mushroom) 812F3CA0 A1C0 812F3CA2 00AE

I've tried for a few hours now trying to convert the above code for the Japanese version by finding the difference between a US and JP code and applying the difference. I've tried a far few possibilities but haven't found the right one. The closest result I got was the following which freezes the game when you touch a 1UP.

Code:: 812F2BFC A1C0 812F2BFE 00AE

Anyone with more experience able to work it out?

Statistics: Posted by dial — 20 Jun 2015, 12:49

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-05-13T22:43:33+01:00

That google site is freaking awesome

Statistics: Posted by bhpirkle — 13 May 2015, 22:43

Toolbox • Re: Official Gecko Codes Thread

2015-05-03T03:25:08+01:00

chimps wrote:
So I'm trying to practice BitDW reds. I was using the Spawn Mario code and it was working fine but when I respawned Mario the coins I already grabbed didn't respawn. I tried using the Level Reset code but it didn't work. Any idea what I should do?

Yeah the old Spawn Mario code won't respawn the coins, you should try the Level Reset code again. Make sure you're pressing Y and are using the correct code for your controller (GameCube or Classic).

Statistics: Posted by abitalive — 03 May 2015, 03:25

Toolbox • Re: Official Gecko Codes Thread

2015-05-02T23:58:03+01:00

So I'm trying to practice BitDW reds. I was using the Spawn Mario code and it was working fine but when I respawned Mario the coins I already grabbed didn't respawn. I tried using the Level Reset code but it didn't work. Any idea what I should do?

Statistics: Posted by chimps — 02 May 2015, 23:58

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-04-29T14:45:41+01:00

We've just launched a new resource for GameShark practice codes at https://sites.google.com/site/sm64gameshark/.

Kyman wrote:
abitalive wrote:Soft Reset (A+B+Z+Start) (JP)
D0339C30 00F0
81339EC8 0004
D0339C30 00F0
81339ED8 0101

This didn't work for me, also is there a way to modify the buttom combination?
(Maybe it didn't work because I have start mapped to save state? I'll test later)

This turned out to be caused by a GameShark bug and the code has since been fixed.

Statistics: Posted by abitalive — 29 Apr 2015, 14:45

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-04-28T07:39:46+01:00

You guys are awesome

Statistics: Posted by sicko — 28 Apr 2015, 07:39

Toolbox • HUD for Practice

2015-04-23T02:50:07+01:00

This code alters the layout and position of the timer as shown, also disabling the lives completely and the TIME ' and " from the timer. Ignore the first line if you already have the hide timer text code.

SM64-J

Code:: 812E2B14 2400 812E2B26 000F 812E2B2A 00D2 812E2B3E 0021 812E2B42 00D2 812E2B56 003F 812E2B5A 00D2 812E2BA4 2400 812E2BB8 2400 812E2EA0 2400

SM64-U

Code:: later

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Customization

Huge thanks to BitAlive for all of these addresses! All the stuff you could ever need for this code can be found here:
http://pastebin.com/zdevWrHp

Notes:

Haven't tested any of this on US myself, should be able to do the 1370 hex convert but I don't have time atm, i'll edit later
Timer elements are measured from the bottom of the screen, while the other normal HUD elements are measured from the top
I'm a noob at GS stuff but this was fun to look into and I learned some things and I hope you enjoy this code

Statistics: Posted by Kyman — 23 Apr 2015, 02:50

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-04-20T04:10:38+01:00

abitalive wrote:
Soft Reset (A+B+Z+Start) (JP)
D0339C30 00F0
81339EC8 0004
D0339C30 00F0
81339ED8 0101

This didn't work for me, also is there a way to modify the buttom combination?
(Maybe it didn't work because I have start mapped to save state? I'll test later)

Statistics: Posted by Kyman — 20 Apr 2015, 04:10

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-04-14T11:58:52+01:00

Savestates on N64
See this thread for the save state code.

Statistics: Posted by abitalive — 14 Apr 2015, 11:58

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-04-12T23:38:07+01:00

Jagerblue wrote:
I have a 2.1 gameshark and I've been using the level reset code just fine.

The 8-bit coin reset code does not work for me, but the 16-bit one does.

However, when I try to run the level reset code AND the 16-bit coin reset, it doesn't allow me to load up the game.. can I combine the two codes in one or something? Any ideas why it's being weird? lol

This could be because you have a 2.1 gameshark. Also if you dont have an expansion pack some codes wont work when used together.

Statistics: Posted by Hafus — 12 Apr 2015, 23:38

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-04-29T14:46:16+01:00

Easily get back to the title screen to switch files without a hard reset.

Edit: Code updated to work around a stupid GS bug. GS 3.x required.

Soft Reset (A+B+Z+Start) (US)
D133AFA0 F000
8133B238 0004
D133AFA0 F000
8133B248 0101

Soft Reset (A+B+Z+Start) (JP)
D1339C30 F000
81339EC8 0004
D1339C30 F000
81339ED8 0101

Statistics: Posted by abitalive — 09 Apr 2015, 14:47

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-04-06T02:37:49+01:00

This code will automatically reset the timer at the star select screen, it helps with those times when you forget to reset the timer after first entering a level. Use it with your existing timer code.

Automatically Reset Timer at Star Select (US)
D033B239 0004
8133B26C 0000

Automatically Reset Timer at Star Select (JP)
D0339EC9 0004
81339EFC 0000

Statistics: Posted by abitalive — 06 Apr 2015, 02:37

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-05-03T14:11:56+01:00

This makes Mips always spawn, credit to Viper187. It can be used with Vegard's 50th star text box code.

"Mips" The Rabbit Is Always There Even After Caught (US)
812F8526 FFEF
812F8534 2400

"Mips" The Rabbit Is Always There Even After Caught (JP)
812F7482 FFF4
812F7490 2400

Statistics: Posted by abitalive — 07 Feb 2015, 15:30

Toolbox • Re: Official GameShark Codes Thread

2015-02-04T04:56:12+01:00

Wow very nice. Good work dude

Statistics: Posted by Hafus — 04 Feb 2015, 04:56