ROM Hack GBAATM-Rebirth (GBA Auto Trainer Maker): A new hope

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What is the output on Patch game?
IF nothing is happening when the rom starts it means that he wasn't able to parse the cheats you inserted.
 

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What is the output on Patch game?
IF nothing is happening when the rom starts it means that he wasn't able to parse the cheats you inserted.
here the output
 

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Has anyone tried these on GBA VC injects on the wii u? Successfully patched DBZ LoG2, cheats worked when I tested in mgba. Injected the rom for Wii U VC, but when I launch it on the wii u it just freezes and gives a black screen.
 

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How do I get button command cheats to function properly?

I'm currently playing a game using code breaker cheats, one of the cheats allows the player character to de-transform using the L+Down buttons, but when I have this cheat activated via the GBAATM trainer the game wigs out becoming stuttery and broken. I assume this is because the trainer is setting the cheat to be input all the time instead of being set to only happen when the button combination is pushed. I know for sure that it's this one specific cheat causing the issue as I tested the trainer without it. And I also know that the cheat works because it functions fine on VBA (also it works on the trainer too it's just causing issues when it's on).

Is there something I can do to make it, so the cheat only happens when I press the corresponding buttons or is this trainer just incompatible with cheats that utilize button commands?
 

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Hi @mte90

Most of these cheats not working, the program beug and close...
 

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Hi sorry everyone I didn't see all those notifications.

here the output
Well this is just the validation not the patching, you need to press patch game.

Has anyone tried these on GBA VC injects on the wii u? Successfully patched DBZ LoG2, cheats worked when I tested in mgba. Injected the rom for Wii U VC, but when I launch it on the wii u it just freezes and gives a black screen.
No I don't have a wii un, probably the emulator on wii un has some issues? It is the latest version? What emulator are you using?
How do I get button command cheats to function properly?

I'm currently playing a game using code breaker cheats, one of the cheats allows the player character to de-transform using the L+Down buttons, but when I have this cheat activated via the GBAATM trainer the game wigs out becoming stuttery and broken. I assume this is because the trainer is setting the cheat to be input all the time instead of being set to only happen when the button combination is pushed. I know for sure that it's this one specific cheat causing the issue as I tested the trainer without it. And I also know that the cheat works because it functions fine on VBA (also it works on the trainer too it's just causing issues when it's on).

Is there something I can do to make it, so the cheat only happens when I press the corresponding buttons or is this trainer just incompatible with cheats that utilize button commands?
Hi, this is something that depends on the cheat itself, if the code are you injecting is something that is executed in a loop well the tool can'to do nothing as just execute the cheat itself.

Hi @mte90

Most of these cheats not working, the program beug and close...

What it is that cheat format? doesn't seem codebreaker or the other the tool are compatible.
 
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