Texture hacks on USB

Started by WTVelocity, January 09, 2011, 05:37:11 AM

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I'm sorry if this has already been covered, but I did a fullblown google search, and found nothing.

Can someone please tell me if and how I can add hacked characters/textures on here while loading SSBB off a Flash Drive? I don't have a working disc of it anymore, and don't want to buy another. Plus, the game works faster off the FD anyhow...

I saw the tutorial said to use Gecko, but I couldn't get one with USB support working, and it didn't describe well how to use/where to put RSBE01.gct

Someone please inform me what can be done here? I'm a complete noob with 3D sprite editing. Shoot, make that 3D game editing as a whole XP

Thanks!

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Most USB loaders have Ocarina code support.  However, the way they handle the codes can vary.

With WiiFlow, you place your .gct codes in...

SD:\wiiflow\codes\gct\

Anyway I've had very little issues with WiiFlow, but you do need to install cIOS 222, 223, 249, and 250 first.

January 09, 2011, 08:45:55 PM #2 Last Edit: January 09, 2011, 11:42:12 PM by WTVelocity
Thanks alot!
Now the question is, after I installed Wiiflow on my SD card, how do I get the textures to load up? So far I only put texture changes for the alloys, as I want to keep my original characters for now, too. So I need to use a certain hack in addition to make the alloy icons show up?

And where do I put all the texture hacks for Wiiflow to read them? I tried googling again, but still found nothing but "I want to" with no results without gecko...

I tried loading codes, but it said "no codes found" when I started it, so I assume I have to move them somewhere different from when I tried to use Gecko...

Edit: Ok, I figured out that the CSS screen itself is responsible for showing the alloys. Anyone know of a good CSS that shows import icons?

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When using your Ocarina codes with WiiFlow, you place your hacks in the same directory as what you would do with Gecko OS.

SD:\private\wii\app\RSBE\pf\

And again, refer to the directory on my last post to know where to place your codes.

posted in the wrong place this goes in the main help section not the tuts and guides
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