I'll use Gwin for this:Īll of that is the character's configuration for stuff like eyes, hairstyle, skin tone, etc. Okay, now select the character you want to modify from the drop-down menu and hover over their name. This doesn't require XCXGecko to be connected.
Don't connect to your Wii U, and if you already followed the last step, you can't anyways only one program can connect at a time lol. It will be in hex mode.) Open and connect to your Wii U with the same IP you would use for XCXGecko (it's the same process as you would to launch XCXGecko, but running TCPGecko instead). Hit the top left and select programmer, then click "hex" to highlight it. You can google it.įirst, you want to dump your character, so you need the address for your character and a calculator capable of doing math in hexadecimal. It's like counting to 10, but instead of using a 2 digits to represent 10 we just use A, 11 for B, and so on up to F. I also expect you know how hexadecimal works 00 is 0 01 is 1 0F is 15 FF is 255. I also recommend HxD hex editor mainly because it's free and it does it's job. This is for you start, I expect you to have (Gecko dNet, or "TCPGecko") ready for use, and know the steps for running XCXGecko. Hopefully you will be able to follow along. Alright, Lisandra did a decent guide but I thought I'd write a more friendly guide to modifying characters' bodies.
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