Help with creating codes

I've learned to port codes (at least codes that start with 04) but I don't know how to make codes. I have both HxD (and the RAM dumps) and asmwiird but I prefer not having to code in assembly but it's fine if I have to. The code I wanted to make was to make the music play backwards in Mario Kart Wii but I don't know how to do that. Can I have some help please?

If you can port 04, you can port any other code. The address is always in the same place in every code. The only thing that changes is the syntax, as well as the codetype (obviously). Although, with C2, and I think C0, you need to watch out for extra addresses. I made that mistake before, but thanks to Bully, I now know.

As Bully has mentioned before, a lot of hacks can only be made with Assembly, and the hack you are requesting, you have to think about the logic:

Is a game meant to play music backwards?
No
Is there an option in games to play the music backwards?
No
Is the music played from a file or Hex?
Obviously a file

Therefore, you can cross-out boolean, Float and Hex, and know that you must use ASM. When asking yourself questions about how a certain function works in the game, you can then know the logic used to plan the code making. This is just a trick I use when coding NES GameGenie codes. I recommend using this trick, as well as discovering your own tricks; it will help make you into a better coder, and will save a lot of time.

SnB@BWH wrote:If you can port 04, you can port any other code. The address is always in the same place in every code. The only thing that changes is the syntax, as well as the codetype (obviously). Although, with C2, and I think C0, you need to watch out for extra addresses. I made that mistake before, but thanks to Bully, I now know.

As Bully has mentioned before, a lot of hacks can only be made with Assembly, and the hack you are requesting, you have to think about the logic:

Is a game meant to play music backwards?
No
Is there an option in games to play the music backwards?
No
Is the music played from a file or Hex?
Obviously a file

Therefore, you can cross-out boolean, Float and Hex, and know that you must use ASM. When asking yourself questions about how a certain function works in the game, you can then know the logic used to plan the code making. This is just a trick I use when coding NES GameGenie codes. I recommend using this trick, as well as discovering your own tricks; it will help make you into a better coder, and will save a lot of time.  

The problem is I don't know how to code in Assembly

I posted an archive of Assembly documents and books at the link below. I can't really find any good PowerPC PDFs, but as Bully said before: learning one will aid in learning another. If you want to learn an Assembly language and still make codes, I would recommend looking into 6502 and downloading FCEUX NES Emulator. 6502 is one of the easier Assembly languages and it's VERY easy to make GameGenie codes with it. If you need a shit tonne of ROMs, just PM me, and I'll give you my collection.

http://www.bullywiihacks.com/t6059-

SnB@BWH wrote:I posted an archive of Assembly documents and books at the link below. I can't really find any good PowerPC PDFs, but as Bully said before: learning one will aid in learning another. If you want to learn an Assembly language and still make codes, I would recommend looking into 6502 and downloading FCEUX NES Emulator. 6502 is one of the easier Assembly languages and it's VERY easy to make GameGenie codes with it. If you need a shit tonne of ROMs, just PM me, and I'll give you my collection.  

http://www.bullywiihacks.com/t6059-

Thanks =)