ladysilverwings

I can't wait to try this out once I get home. Thanks so much for making this! :D

This is really awesome! I myself made a thread around a week ago, concerning gecko codes, but I don't think anyone knows the answers to my questions. That being said, I was able to find out most of the stuff on my own, my only issue is, I still don't understand how to apply skills directly to a character's slot(s). I don't suppose you'd know how to do that, would you? I can use the cheat engine search in Dolphin to find a value for a specific character, but I have no idea how to isolate their skill slots. Anyways, these codes are really helpful, thank you so much :)

Hey everyone, super newbie here! :) Anyhow, I had a few questions regarding running Gecko codes for Dolphin. Before I ask my question, I would just like to point out that I have done several hours worth of research, and I've learned quite a lot about running Gecko on dolphin, and while I'm certainly no professional, I've taught myself hex, and have a somewhat general understanding of the values (very basic.) Basically what I'm trying to get at here is, umm...the questions I'm going to ask have not already been asked or answered in any other thread or forum (at least to the best of my knowledge.) Okay, my first question has to do with skills. I'm on chapter 1-1, and I've been spending a lot of time trying to get familiarized with using Gecko on dolphin. So far, I've been able to get Nolan's codes to work (for the most part.) After inputting the necessary offsets for the codes on Dolphin, I can get the 99 exp code to work for Nolan just fine. However, when I try to edit his skills, the game will freeze when I look at his skills menu. I'm not sure why this is, but do skills need to be offset a certain amount as well? I mean, I know that character codes have the +B880 offset, but do skills count as items or something, in which case they need to be offset by -264B80? Basically, if I could figure out how to add the proper skills to him, that'd be great. My next question has to do with class modifiers. I tried changing his class to Reaver, and when I went to see if it worked or not, his stats were completely messed up. He ended up having 29/0 HP, 19 Str, 0 Mag, 0 Skl (maxed out btw) 77 Spd, (also maxed out btw,) 0 Lck (Maxed out) 35 Def, and 0 Res (Maxed out.) Finally, where his class name should be (Reaver) there was a "(" symbol instead. The description also just has (what looks to me) to be a Japanese symbol. So...yeah, if anyone could tell me what the hell went wrong there, that'd be great, because I haven't got a clue lol. Next, I would like to mention that the character specific codes for other characters doesn't seem to work at all. For example, if I try to give Micaiah or Edward 99 exp, the individual codes won't work for them, (unless I use the cheat where everyone has 99 exp, in which case they will.) This code seems to work for Nolan only, even though I gave Edward and Micaiah +B880 to their lines. Same thing goes for other individual codes, such as items in slot 1, or weapon level codes; they'll work for Nolan, but not for Edward or Micaiah. If someone could tell me what I'm doing wrong, that'd be great. I've used codes for FE7 on my GBA emu, and there weren't character specific codes, only slots, so it confuses me that there are actually character specific codes for RD instead of slots. It seems to me that I have the right slot for Nolan, (which I believe I read somewhere that he's always the first slot or something anyways,) but I don't know by how much I'd have to offset it by to get to the next slot, for another character. I would also like to say that I tried using the stat modifier codes for the Fighter class, (to see if they'd work on Nolan,) they didn't, so I was wondering if stat modifiers counted as character codes and needed to be offset by +B880 or if they were something altogether different. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. Finally, I would like to add that I do know how to get Dolphin to run in debug mode, and I've looked at the memory viewer. I know how to go about changing the values in the memory viewer, the problem is, I don't know what exactly I'm supposed to look for when I use it. I understand that if needed, I could go into the memory viewer and find the certain values, subtract the gecko codes from it, and that'd be the offset I'd need to make codes work, but is there something specific I've got to be looking for in order to do this? Thanks for taking the time to read this, and if any of you could help me out with this, it would be very much appreciated :D

Thanks for the welcome, everyone. Thankfully, I *do* have common sense....though I do have blonde moments here and there (can't help it.) And I'm sorry, but I adore Karel and Canas lol. Can't help what I like :)

Well, I suppose I should introduce myself. I'm a new member, just found these forums...anyways, I really like the community and layout here, so I figured I'd stay for a bit :) Online name: Ladysilverwings Real name: Anna DoB: 5/20/90 Favourite FE Game: 7 Favourite Game (other than FE): Morrowind Favourite FE Character: Oh gosh, that's really hard to decide. Umm...it's gotta be a tie between Karel and Canas, love 'em both :p Least Favourite game: Okami Sports: None :/ Online friends: Too many to put here :) Favourite music: Symphonic Metal Favourite artist/band: Kamelot and Amaranthe Favourite song: Amaranthine Country: USA MSN/Yahoo/AIM: I use Skype Hobbies: Writing fanfics and playing piano Good Point: nice and easy to get along with (atleast I think so :p) Bad Point Uhmm....I'm a stubborn perfectionist...? lol, this sounds so much like something I'd say at a job interview. Well, I guess I'll leave it there for now. Really look forward to meeting and talking with you all :)