Skater4599 said:enemywithin said:enemywithin said:I wrote a program to convert the WiiTDB genres to categories for Wiiflow. This is accomplished by mapping the genres to the desired categories. I included the mappings.ini file that I use for my collection.
1. Select the "titlesdump.ini" file (this is selected automatically if the drive is connected and it's in the wiiflow\settings folder)
2. Click the Update button (the mappings.ini file is loaded and applied)
3. Fix the genre-to-category mappings (as required)
4. Click the Output button to save the "categories.ini" file.
I can upload the source if anyone wants it.
New version for current Wiiflow. It no longer requires the "titlesdump.ini" file, instead it parses the wbfs folder. Only works with FAT32/NTFS drives.
Wiiflow G2C
Just wanted to say thanks for this, keep up the good work. I like to keep my games organized like this
chajl said:anyone have a clue on how to hide the game title when selecting games?
Gogo Gadget Google:siliconmessiah said:chajl said:anyone have a clue on how to hide the game title when selecting games?
I´ve also wondered this and still looking for an answer.
There is really no point having the game title showing up as text when you got the game-package on-screen.
DEFIANT said:Gogo Gadget Google:siliconmessiah said:chajl said:anyone have a clue on how to hide the game title when selecting games?
I´ve also wondered this and still looking for an answer.
There is really no point having the game title showing up as text when you got the game-package on-screen.
http://gbatemp.net/t188877-hiding-game-titles-in-wii-flow
chajl said:DEFIANT said:siliconmessiah said:chajl said:anyone have a clue on how to hide the game title when selecting games?
I´ve also wondered this and still looking for an answer.
There is really no point having the game title showing up as text when you got the game-package on-screen.
Gogo Gadget Google:
http://gbatemp.net/t188877-hiding-game-titles-in-wii-flow
already tried that and it didnt work for me so i went here to post this question instead.
chajl said:[_COVERFLOW]DEFIANT said:Yeah i failed to give the correct process you need to do in the link DEFIANT has posted (btw i've fixed it so the next ones will have the good process )...
Here is the solution :
open your theme.ini with a text editor (wordpad for example) , and look for this section :
CODE
.......
font_color=#00000000
Benjay said:chajl said:[_COVERFLOW]DEFIANT said:siliconmessiah said:chajl said:anyone have a clue on how to hide the game title when selecting games?
I´ve also wondered this and still looking for an answer.
There is really no point having the game title showing up as text when you got the game-package on-screen.
Gogo Gadget Google:
http://gbatemp.net/t188877-hiding-game-titles-in-wii-flow
already tried that and it didnt work for me so i went here to post this question instead.
Yeah i failed in the linked post (btw i've fixed it)...
Here is the solution :
open your theme.ini with a text editor (wordpad for example) , and look for this section :
CODE
.......
font_color=#00000000
set it to #00000000 , save , and replace on your SD (USB).
Voilà !!
Benjay said:chajl said:[_COVERFLOW]DEFIANT said:siliconmessiah said:chajl said:anyone have a clue on how to hide the game title when selecting games?
I´ve also wondered this and still looking for an answer.
There is really no point having the game title showing up as text when you got the game-package on-screen.
Gogo Gadget Google:
http://gbatemp.net/t188877-hiding-game-titles-in-wii-flow
already tried that and it didnt work for me so i went here to post this question instead.
Yeah i failed in the linked post (btw i've fixed it)...
Here is the solution :
open your theme.ini with a text editor (wordpad for example) , and look for this section :
CODE
.......
font_color=#00000000
set it to #00000000 , save , and replace on your SD (USB).
Voilà !!
FIX94 said:That's a strange problem. Please make sure again that the options are set to look on the wbfs partition.
OK, please install IOS249 r19 base IOS57:dipswitch said:FIX94 said:That's a strange problem. Please make sure again that the options are set to look on the wbfs partition.
I did. When Wiiflow starts there is a message that states "Welcome to WiiFlow. I have not found any games. Click install to install games, or select partition to select your partition type."
When I select Partition button the Game Partition says WBFS1 and thats the only option it will allow me to select (even though my drive has a FAT32 partition for homebrew and a WBFS partition for games). I don't understand why its not working. Ive tried r304-249 and r304-250.
FIX94 said:OK, please install IOS249 r19 base IOS57:
http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=9911
OK, why have you installed IOS249 r21? It's more unstable than r19 and it could be that you will have the controller lag issue:dipswitch said:Alright, I reinstalled IOS249 r21 base IOS57 and its working now. I guess I was installing as base IOS58. Why wouldn't base IOS58 work? Thanks for your help!
jaouad said:Full channel