just to give a more clear answer, the wii itself has no hardware region differences, so all of the region locks are in software, nintendont being a homebrew app means that I of course did not add any region locks in myself, in fact nintendont does not even know the region of your console, it just sees the region of the game and then boots up that game in the appropriate way. Also discs are basically treated like sd/usb isos in nintendonts kernel, so you can still enable cheats, memory card emulation and all that when playing from a real disc, only the medium the data gets loaded from changes, everything else gets treated in the same way.Nintendont is region free??? like if i put a jpn disc on my wii and click to boot disc will open??
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Just curious, what the patches for RE, 2 and 3 does? It forces it to be 4:3 or it fixes the stretched images while on widescreen?just to give a more clear answer, the wii itself has no hardware region differences, so all of the region locks are in software, nintendont being a homebrew app means that I of course did not add any region locks in myself, in fact nintendont does not even know the region of your console, it just sees the region of the game and then boots up that game in the appropriate way. Also discs are basically treated like sd/usb isos in nintendonts kernel, so you can still enable cheats, memory card emulation and all that when playing from a real disc, only the medium the data gets loaded from changes, everything else gets treated in the same way.
forces 4:3 we cant fix the images at all or you break the game engine.Just curious, what the patches for RE, 2 and 3 does? It forces it to be 4:3 or it fixes the stretched images while on widescreen?
forces 4:3 we cant fix the images at all or you break the game engine.
there is no new HID init, all that was done in 456 was to properly set back the thread priority of the nintendont kernel to what it has to be for HID controllers to be read in, thats all.Since 5.456 (with the new HID init)
there is no new HID init, all that was done in 456 was to properly set back the thread priority of the nintendont kernel to what it has to be for HID controllers to be read in, thats all.
you are seeing stretched 4:3 not widescreen.To me It looks like the 3D objects are now in place... even when widescreen is enabled. (Shadows are included, they now appear on the 2D images.)
That's the desired result.To me It looks like the 3D objects are now in place... even when widescreen is enabled. (Shadows are included, they now appear on the 2D images.)
what sd card are you using?class? are your isos on sd or usb?Trying to get my nintendont running but for some reason it wont come up with the Nintendont banner and my controllers are also not recognized, it takes very long till the GC title is loaded.
I'm running vWii + usbloadergx (latest release) Nintendont (latest release).
Im sure i put the nintendont in apps/Nintendont/boot.dol and the .xml.
I have double checked the settings in usbloaderGX and Nintendont is selected as well the path is correct.
Somebody have any idea where it goes wrong?
Thanks in advance
since you are on vwii you need to have a y cable or does your hdd have a power source of its own? nintendont needs more power to run than wbfs. so if your hdd uses a single usb port then it might have issues, that or a bad format.Sandisk class 10, the isos are on usb. The hard disk was in wbfs format, i used it on my old wii, could there be a problem?
since you are on vwii you need to have a y cable or does your hdd have a power source of its own? nintendont needs more power to run than wbfs. so if your hdd uses a single usb port then it might have issues, that or a bad format.
depends if you have your bios qith the correct name on the correct place, bios is optional btw.It has it's own power source, thanks for the suggestions, i will try to put GC games on sd to see if that fix the problem.
If nintendont is working properly, then it should start up with the logo before the game launch, wright?
Extremely long wait times seems like a hard drive or sd card issue. Verify neither are corrupt to continue. I'd recommend copying everything from the SD card onto your computer and reformatting it properly (and testing it with h2testw). As for the hard drive, ensure there are no errors on it and that you can read it just fine on a computer.It has it's own power source, thanks for the suggestions, i will try to put GC games on sd to see if that fix the problem.
If nintendont is working properly, then it should start up with the logo before the game launch, wright?