Putting textures onto the ISO itself

Started by Rush X, July 04, 2009, 04:17:43 AM

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July 04, 2009, 04:17:43 AM Last Edit: July 04, 2009, 04:19:03 AM by Rush X
We're only supposed to put in the PAC file right?
That's what I was told after many failed attempts at putting both PCS and PAC files onto the ISO, burning it and launching it without the SD loader.
It would stop loading after I picked a stage.
Edit:
Also, same with the stage textures.
I put the PAC file in and it'll stop loading.
Except Giyga's destination, which was meant to be burned on an ISO.

Use WiiScrubber 1.21.

(Also, putting both pac and pcs is fine; in fact, if you play online, you'll want to put the pac in there.)

I can't find the key.bin for it D:

My friend used 1.3, yet it still came out fine. >>

Your friend is lucky and should switch as soon as possible.

Check your PMs.

Thank you vyse.
I'll give this to him too~

I've wondered. Why is 1.21 the best wii scrubber version?


Well what makes the other ones so bad?

If I knew that, I'd know what makes 1.21 better, no?

I think it has something to do with the reparsing that occurs after inserting a file. 1.21 is just the best at reassembling Brawl.

Quote from: Rush X on July 04, 2009, 04:35:20 AM
Thank you vyse.
I'll give this to him too~

I've wondered. Why is 1.21 the best wii scrubber version?
It's guaranteed to be the safest at replacing files, while the other ones, aren't. Using other versions will not load your texture when you start Brawl.
(8:15:26 PM) Vyse: I hope you get raped by a lumberjack
(8:18:16 PM) Vyse: >:|
(8:21:52 PM) Vyse: Two of them.

Alright thanks.
Scrubbing the image is to get rid of the garbage files, but is it nessacary everytime you make a change?

Not at all. In fact, scrubbing is entirely unnecessary.

Alright so I can just X it out.
My Friend thought you had to scrub it everytime you were going to burn it
Thanks Vyse and Shadow. Sorry if I'm annoying you with all these questions about ISO hacking.