could i please have help with the cheat thing i really need help i dont know how to put the codes in
i dont know witch engine to use
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could i please have help with the cheat thing i really need help i dont know how to put the codes in
i dont know witch engine to use
The...cheat...thing? Care to be even slightly specific?
I think they're asking how to use codes, and they don't know what "engine" to use (like Gecko OS or Ocarina)Quote:
Originally Posted by Area51_Hacker2
ok srry for that post i was in hurry..
What i ment was
I dont know how to put the codes into ocarina if there is a better one please telll me and help me
For your code manager: Use the Ocarina code manager PC appQuote:
Originally Posted by GARFIELD1001
For using codes: Use Gecko OS
Basically, open a .txt file (with your codes) with the ocarina code manager. Pick the codes you wanna use, then select "export to .gct"
name it RUUE01.gct (if it's for AC:CF) and copy it to your "codes" folder on your SD card. Then on the wii, open Gecko OS and choose "load game"
im srry but i dont get it.The ocarina i got was the homebrew brouser one on the wii by itself not with something u do on comp.
Don't use ocarina on the Wii. It has lots of bugs. Download Gecko OS using the homebrew browser. Then, download thisQuote:
Originally Posted by GARFIELD1001
http://download97.mediafire.com/t334...zj/codemgr.exe
That's the ocarina code manager for PC
ohhhhh ..?now what??..
Uh, then you make a .txt file with all your codes in it. Use a format like this:Quote:
Originally Posted by GARFIELD1001
infinite whatever
12345678 12345678
float on a hamburger
12121212 21212121
12211221 12212121
Ha ha ha funney well tthanks
oh yeah so where do you put gct file??
After you made a .txt file, choose your codes, and export to gct,Quote:
Originally Posted by GARFIELD1001
you make a folder on your SD card named "codes" (obviously without the "")
then you just copy and paste the .gct folder into it (make sure it's named RUUE01.gct)
then, start up Gecko OS and choose launch game
It'll automatically apply the codes
the program will auto put it into the correct folder after you point the application to your sd card