Before anyone says anything i just want to make sure you know what i have.
I know that FTPIIU everywhere, is a homebrew for Advance FTP file browsing and transfering. It can access the wii u and usb file system using a available ftp connection client. Most of the games data that isn't stored on disc such as download games, content or updates are. My question is if is possible to replace files with user created mods? Basically it would go something like this.
I was gonna try it, but I wanted to ask if anyone else had this idea before i did or just maybe tried but failed or didn't work. Weather or not if you did or didn't, what do you think? I know maybe it sounds dumb to lots of people but I just thought it be useful. Loading mods without homebrew by default. You won't need a sd to load them cause is part of the game naturally now.
- Wii u system with 32GB storage.
- HDD plugged in by y-cable formatted to wii u
- Haxchi to auto launch mocha cfw.
- SD Cafiine
I know that FTPIIU everywhere, is a homebrew for Advance FTP file browsing and transfering. It can access the wii u and usb file system using a available ftp connection client. Most of the games data that isn't stored on disc such as download games, content or updates are. My question is if is possible to replace files with user created mods? Basically it would go something like this.
- Start wii u system.
- Enable Mocha CFW.
- Load FTPIIIU everywhere homebrew.
- Connect to FTP
- Find the game data content where is stored on the system. (I assume for disc is stored as updated content in same fashion as download games.)
- Replace the files with mod files. (For example super smash bros mods)
I was gonna try it, but I wanted to ask if anyone else had this idea before i did or just maybe tried but failed or didn't work. Weather or not if you did or didn't, what do you think? I know maybe it sounds dumb to lots of people but I just thought it be useful. Loading mods without homebrew by default. You won't need a sd to load them cause is part of the game naturally now.