I think it could have been done already if everybody didn't greet it with the same "What do you need more than 300 games for anyway, you are a game hoarder" Bullshit
The game is Sonic Colors.
I had manually injected it before and it worked perfectly, but I had used the Xenoblade ID, which prevented me from having both games installed.
So I decided to do it again, this time through the WiiVC Injector, but whenever I do, the game ends up emulating the Wiimote (with the Y and X buttons on the gamepad mapped as 1 and 2 in the Wiimote etc) instead of the Classic Controller.
The same thing happened with Tatsunoko vs Capcom, so I think that it's not a problem with the game itself.
Last edited by MG4M3R,
Did you try out FIX94's suggestion above?
in order to get the main.dol from the game, you have to extract your wii game iso with wit, and when you are done patching it with GetExtTypePatcher, rebuild the iso, some people have a problem with command prompt, so here are some simple bat files for extraction and building of wii isos, i included them in WIT
https://mega.nz/#!a5VlEZBC!hM4GtHDfv2FLaJKXFiXVsTiPvxT4hZM_eiEEkOjl6fA
Name your wii game to game.iso and place it in the WIT folder provided, it extracts to output folder and rebuilds from output to new game.iso
Last edited by wicksand420,
No, but if you have dsvc gamecube wii wiiware snes nes gba wiiu n64 and all the others on there, it adds up.
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Thats cool bro, but you got to expect that when you talk about the game limit, there are people standing by to tell you how many games you should have.
Thank you very much for the help.
Just to better clarify my problem.
I had already managed to make Sonic Colors work earlier when I injected it by doing the whole process manually, just modifying the code in the Meta file, and it detected the Gamepad as the Classic Controller without any problem.
The problem is only when I try to inject it using the WiiVC Injector to streamline the process.
And it is not that the game doesn't detect the Classic Controller, the code that seems to have been patched to emulate the Wiimote, since the Gamepad buttons even get mapped to Wiimote buttons, with X and Y running as 1 and 2.
That's what made me believe that the problem could be with nfs2iso2nfs.
Again, thanks for the help, I'll try what you suggested and post the results as soon as possible.
Last edited by MG4M3R,
Ok, i was assuming that this was one of the wii games that read the wiimote first before the classic controller. Hopefully that helps you out though.
ive tried all the patches and flag but still doesnt work
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on the WiiU VC Wii inject compatibility list list, they said The game doesn't recognize the Classic Controller when changing the value in the XML to 65537. Asks for Wiimote input first.
Resident Evil 4 is a very special case because it requires the player to have the Nunchuk connected to get to the title screen. Only then could you disconnect it and connect the Classic Controller.
Because of this, you would need a way to switch between the Wiimote and Nunchuk emulation and the Classic Controller to make it work.
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dont think thats ever gonna happen. But at least im not the only one to not get past the connect nunchuck screen
Another option would be to patch the game so it doesn't require the use of the nunchuk.
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