Later in development: Downloads aren't displayed as buttons
Even later in development: Downloads are displayed as buttons
Screenshot of alphabetical order sorting
Later in development: Auto-Fill feature, update table button deleted.
Later in Developement: Links are displayed as hyperlinks, near the end of development
This is a database based program, where you can view various hacks, and download them at will. You can switch between Custom Stages, Music Hacks, Texture Hacks and Sound Hacks.
I like to keep people updated on the progress of things, so check back for any new information and screenshots. You can sort them by alphabetical order, modify the SDF files (Databases), or use the preset order. Remember, THE DATA TABLES ARE NOT FINISHED.
Wii U (Virtual Wii Menu) is now supported New Wii Remote Plus remotes are now properly supported
v1.04
September 16th, 2010
This update provides behind-the-scenes fixes that will not affect features but will improve the overall system performance. System Menu 4.3v2 compatibility (September 8th, 2010 update) New savefile redirection feature
v1.03
June 22nd, 2010
System Menu 4.3 compatibility Wii slot light filesystem indicator Stability fixes for all filesystems Files close after a few seconds to allow them to be replaced over RiiFS Improved channel install No longer requires SD/USB RiiFS improvements Native C++ Server Connects automatically on a LAN without needing SD/USB
v1.02
March 28th, 2010
Disc file addition More memory patch improvements Network hostname lookups Network stability improvements Games will now connect to the network alongside Riivolution/RiiFS Foreign character support in XMLs (Latin-1)
v1.01
March 22nd, 2010
Memory patch improvements Mounted disk improvements Added network support
Hey guys, It's been a while before I've made a new tool. So here you go.
The Brawl File Copy (BFC)!
This is a batch file. You place the files in the correct folders and run the batch file. After starting the batch file, press "a" and it will copy the files you have placed in the folders.
The default drive/SD is F:. To change it, open it up in a text editor and replace F with your drive letter.
Example: F: -> G:
I made this tool to copy files quickly, when you where backing up your files on the SD Card and needed to recopy quickly.
Enjoy.
Oh yeah, here's the batch file's src if you're too lazy to open it up in a text editor.
Code:
@echo off xcopy *.* F: /e /r /w pause
Have a nice day and if you have any questions, requests, or suggestions, post here!
I enjoy making modifications to video games. I originally started modding Mario Kart Wii, and it's pretty similar to Brawl modding. So I decided to make some hacks for Brawl. I'll post my hacks as time passes.
Note: I did not make these tools. I am simply posting these here so people can download and use them. You can contact Wiimm here, or here. You can get the source here.
For who still uses ISO's and WBFS files, Introducing a new way to compose, extract and replace files in the ISO, I have here, Wiimm's ISO Tools! You can get these tools here. These are Command Line tools, so you will have to type in commands that you want them to excute.
First up, download and extract the tools to a place of choice. Run the file called windows-install (If you are on Windows) and restart your computer. Go into C:\Program Files\Wiimm\WIT\bin and place your ISO there. Run Bash.exe and type this command. Press Enter when done.
Code:
wit extract BrawlISOName.iso workdir.d
Wait for it to extract and replace the files in workdir.d with the ones you want.
Now go back the bash.exe and type this command. Again, press Enter when done.
Code:
wit copy workdir.d SuperSmashBrosBrawl.iso -o
And it should compile the folder hierarchy into an iso.
Having problems editing a WBFS file, no problem. Just edit the code above to your needs.
Code:
wwt extract BrawlISOName.wbfs workdir.d
Replace the files and run the command to compile the folders.
If you have been wanting to learn how to use Riivolution, and how to write your own patches for it, you've come to the right place. Riivolution is a loader that loads various modifications on your SD Card, and patches it in to the game. However, Riivolution needs an XML telling it to load those files and which path on your SD Card it should take to load the files.
Riivolution 1.05 does not load Brawl properly. It will freeze at the strap loader and you won't be able to load ANY mods with it. Use 1.04 if you want to load mods. (Or use Gecko OS to load the File Patch Code)
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This will allow you to load codes for most any Wii game. It is definitely needed if you plan on using the File Patch Code, a popular method of loading Brawl hacks. You can either use this or Riivolution to load files.
1. Download Gecko OS here: http://wiird.l0nk.org/projectfiles/Gecko1931.zip. 2. Extract the file to your computer. 3. Go to Gecko1931 > Gecko1931 > HBC > Gecko1931. 4A. If you are using the Homebrew Channel, copy the last "Gecko1931" folder and paste it into your "apps" folder. 4B. If you are using any other method, copy the "boot.elf" file out of the "Gecko1931" folder and paste it into the root of your SD Card. 5. Create a folder on the root of your SD Card called "codes". 6. Download the Code Manager here: http://www.mediafire.com/?e2dzz7zdmcds252. 7. Extract it somewhere on your computer. I've included a basic .txt file for using the File Patch code. (NTSC-U only though. PAL and NTSC-J users will have to create their own, sorry.) 8. Open the Code Manager. Look to where it says "Game ID". Fill this in with the ID of the game you are making the codes list for. (Ex. Brawl's ID is RSBE01 for NTSC-U, RSBP01 for PAL, and RSBJ01 for NTSC-J) Go to where it says "Game Name" and type in the name of the game. 9. Find the codes that you want to use. A couple of good sites to check out are http://geckocodes.org/ and http://board.gscentral.org/forum.php. 10. To add a code, click on "Add a code/comment/category" and type in a name for the code. It should appear in bold. Click on it, then copy and paste the code into where it says "Code contents". Make sure to click "Store modifications" after you paste in the code. 11. When you are done adding codes, go to File > Save as TXT File. Then, make sure your SD Card is in the computer and click "Export to GCT". Select the drive for your SD Card and click on "Store".
However, if you do not want to write an XML, and just want to load some modifications, download this XML. You create a "riivolution" folder on the SD Card, extract the zip file (that you downloaded), place the XML in the "riivolution" folder and place the "Super Smash Bros Brawl" folder on the root of the SD Card. Place the hacks in their respective folders.
Textures: Menus, Textures Music: Music xD
For tutorials on how to make your own mods, visit the respective links below.
Note: An SDHC card will not work with Super Smash Brothers Brawl. You must have an SD card that is 2GB or less. Go to the stage builder, move any existing custom stages on Brawl to your SD card, and exit the stage builder. Smash Stack will not work if the console has any custom stages on it, even the three samples that come with a new file or the stages from the Smash Service. You will need to wait at least 24 hours for the stage from the Smash Service to be automatically deleted before trying to run this exploit. DO NOT go on Wi-Fi once the Smash Service stage is deleted. Connect the SD card to your computer and rename the "private" folder to "privateold" in the root of the SD card. Copy the "private" folder from the Smash Stack download to the root of the SD card. Grab a Riivolution .elf file (download is above) and put that in the root of the SD card. Insert the SD card into the Wii. Go back to the stage builder and the .elf file will load. Press "Install" on the right of the application. (However , if you don't want to install it, you will have to load it through that method every time you load a hack.
If your SD card has a private directory with saved channels, rename it temporarily, e.g. to "privateold". Having other saved channels on the same card will screw it up. (You can skip this step if you don't have any channels on the SD card. Saves are fine.) Copy the Bannerbomb "private" folder to the root of your SD card. Take your Wii executable, name it "boot.dol" or "boot.elf" if it isn't already, and save it in the root directory of your SD card. Put your SD card in your Wii and turn it on. For Bannerbomb v1: Go into Wii Options --> Data Management --> Channels --> SD Card. For Bannerbomb v2: Go to the SD Card Menu on the main System Menu screen A message should appear asking to "load boot.dol/.elf". If it freezes or does not appear, download the next .zip file from the Bannerbomb website and start over. The homebrew on your SD card will load. Press the install button in Riivolution.
Letterbomb Go to please.hackmii.com Select your region On the wii, go to Wii Options>Wii Settings>page 2>Internet>Console Information. Enter your MAC Address into the boxes on please.hackmii.com Make sure the HackMii installer isn't bundled with your download Cut the red wire to download the .zip file and unzip it Copy "private" folder and "boot.elf" to your SD Card (Can also be SDHC) Insert the SD card to your Wii and go to Wii Messageboard You should see a red envelope looks like the one on "please.hackmii.com". Click it, and it will load Riivolution. Press the "Install" button.
Writing Patches for Riivolution
Before you start the guide, you might want to have these tools to edit the XML's.
ID Game: The region of wii this works on. Section Name: The bar at the top showing the name of the pack. You can edit this to your liking. Option Name: The name of the option on the left side. Edit this to your liking. Choice Name: The name of the choice on the right side. Again, you can edit this to your liking. Patch ID: This is important. This is the folder that will contain your selected hacks. Folder External: The external folder on the root. You need to edit this to be the same as your Patch ID. False: This determines if you add extra files on the disc.
I will tell you what should be edited and what not to be edited.
Code:
<wiidisc version="1"> <id game="RSB" /> <options> <section name="EDIT ME"> <option name="EDIT ME"> <choice name="EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)"> <patch id="EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)" /> </choice> </option> <option name="EDIT ME "> <choice name="EDIT ME "> <patch id="EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)" /> </choice> </option> </section> </options> <patch id="EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)"> <folder external="/EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)" recursive="false" /> <folder external="/EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)" disc="/" /> </patch> <patch id="EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)"> <folder external="/EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)" recursive="false" /> <folder external="/EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)" disc="/" /> </patch> </wiidisc>
To add extra options, paste this into the XML between the </option> and </section> tags. Edit accordingly.
Code:
<option name="EDIT ME"> <choice name="EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)"> <patch id="EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)" /> </choice> </option>
Now paste this in between </patch> and </wiidisc> tags. Edit accordingly
Code:
<patch id="EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)"> <folder external="/EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)" recursive="false" /> <folder external="/EDIT ME (CAREFULLY)" disc="/" /> </patch>
Are you too noobish to create your own folders for brawl hacks? OR are you to lazy to make them yourself? Anyways, this small program creates the folders for you.
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