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Oh really?
Idk what happened to the addresses but it looks bad...

Lol always so quick to write a negative response even without testing. Truth is you have not created more than ten of your own codes. Fixing them, rewriting them in different type, or porting them does not count. So in reality Wiiplaza has not made more than a few codes. You can't say a code is bad just because it was not changed to a different code type. You actually have to test it to see if it works. Just like how you were so quick to release the no migrate invisibility code, which is not even an invisibility code just another form of god mode.

I created at least 2000 codes (adding the online only codes from this site): http://www.geckocodes.org/index.php?chid=R&r=*&hacker=Bully@Wiiplaza

and I can tell possible failure by using RAM dumps or just experience.

You better apologize for what you just wrote. You're the newbie compared to me, I could say that to you but not the other way round. 

And you're wrong about the invisibility code, it only has god mode also on MW3 but still invisible which makes it not the same. Dumb example of proving your invalid point anyways. Mistakes happen sometimes

You were recreating basic dvar codes and failed even that. Why are you talking down on me? At least get some unique codes working first before trying to criticize me

First thing you need to know is what codetype to use! You picked the wrong one for all the codes. There is no such thing as 81EXXXXX, but there is such thing as 80EXXXXX. The max is 81800000. And good luck trying to make a code with an address of 816XXXXX. As far as I know, there is no Dvar in any game that points any further than 814XXXXXX. Also, Dvars from 80EXXXXX are garbage! Do you see where you went wrong? Anything above 81000000 and you use 05, otherwise 04. This is why some people don't get that 05 codes aren't only made with Dvars, they sometimes have to be made with a USB Gecko. Also, you told the user to use the wrong datatype (by the code title).

Anything that has to do with movement, speed, size, etc. uses the Float datatype. You told them to use Hexadecimal instead, which makes the function in the game... malfunction, instead of having a legit modification. Also, the max players you can have in a game is 12, I think! So, why use that much space for place holders? Right?

12 [Dec] = C [Hex]  

So, in this case, you only need to have a single placeholder. The values seem incorrect for what the code is supposed to do (by the code title). One last thing, you could've gone through the liberty of adding the activator with placeholders, since there's only one BUTTON activator in the game. Well, there's many, but you get the idea.

Float is in hex. Never said hexadecimal open your eyes. By the way fixed did not even pay attention to the memory region it was in. Guess that is what I get for doing this passed midnight.

LMFAO! Yes... Float is read in Hexadadecimal, but can you tell me the difference between the two datatypes below? xD

41200000
---------
0000000A

They're both the same value, but the top is Float and the bottom is Hexadecimal! When you tell someone to use Hexadecimal, which one do you think they're going to use? They're two completely different things that get read differently by the code handler!

By the way, "I never said Hexadecimal! Open your eyes!" LMFAO! Take a look at the picture below to refresh your peanut brain.

https://imgur.com/GFQ2k5l

How justified my criticism was lol

Life lesson 1: Never get smart with an admin of the forum your on