[JoostinOnline]

By JoostinOnline and stfour

Things you can change:

• Screen resolution
  
• Aspect ratio
  
• Sensor bar position
  
• Sound mode
  
• Wii remote rumble
  
• Screen burn-in reduction
  
• Shutdown mode
  
• Wii remote sensitivity
  
• Wii Connect 24
  
• Internet Settings (boot directly into them)

Note: You cannot change a setting unless you have changed it at least once in the System Settings.

You can also use custom themes and fonts. There is an example included in the download. If you don't have one on your SD/USB, it will try and use the one from postLoader.

To use a custom font, place "font.ttf" in your SE_theme folder.

Warning! Spoiler inside. 

Note that these are from an older version, which used bitmap fonts.

Possible additions:

• Support for enabling/disabling 576i Added!
  
• Theme support to match postLoader3 Added!
  
• Loading the System Settings for changing internet options. Added!
  
• Prompted to save changes before exiting to Internet Settings. Added!

Downloads:
http://tinyurl.com/SettingsEditorGUI

Please link back to hacksden for downloads instead of hosting it yourself. It ensures that people will always receive the latest version.
Changelog:

Warning! Spoiler inside. 

v1.6

• It now uses truetype font instead of bitmap font.
  
• You can use your own font with a theme, just put font.ttf in "/ploader/theme/" or "/ploader/SE_theme/"
  
• I finally updated the icon. It's much nicer than the old one.
  
• grlib/grrlib has been updated.
  
• Pressing HOME now exits without saving.
  
• Minor code cleanup

v1.5

• Updated to work with new motion+ remotes.
  
• There is a "Back" button included in the save prompt screen in case you accidentally select Exit to Internet Settings.
  
• If Priiloader's "Autoboot" or "Return to" settings aren't "System Menu", Exit to Internet Settings will take you to the System Menu.

v1.4

• Fixed 576i display for real this time instead of forcing 480i/480p.
  
• It now uses a new method to detect an emunand that works with new versions of NEEK.

v1.3

• Settings Editor GUI now has theme support! It will use whatever theme you have for postLoader, or a custom one if you have it on your SD/USB (example included).

v1.2

• Wii remote powers down after 1.5 minutes of inactivity.
  
• If in an emunand, you can now choose how to exit.
  
• Before you load the Internet Settings, you are prompted if you want to save changes.
  
• Exits a bit faster.

v1.1

• It displays properly in 576i
  
• You can now CHANGE to 576i
  
• You can turn WiiConnect24 on and off
  
• Booting into Internet Settings is an option
  
• Cut down loading speed by 50%
  
• Changes Saved message only lasts 1 second instead of 2
  
• Got rid of the text at the bottom since the title and credits are in the meta.xml file
  
• Compiled with libogc v1.8.6 (older) so the Internet Settings option would work.
  
• If you are using a wii remote only, the pointer is not displayed if you go outside the valid range (i.e. not pointing at the screen)

v1.0

• First release

Known Issues

Warning! Spoiler inside. 

• If Priiloader is set to autoboot or return to anything but the System Menu, Exit To Internet Settings won't work. There is nothing I can do about that.

Credits

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• God for always being there.
  
• Wever for testing
  
• FIX94 for testing
  
• Krafter for testing
  
• person66 for testing and making screenshots
  
• PabloACZ for testing
  
• Pob3008 for testing
  
• streamlinehd for testing
  
• Supermasterpig for testing
  
• hvckz for testing
  
• GartimusPrime for testing
  
• Category for testing
  
• Cyan for testing
  
• kylster for testing
  
• darkangel84 for his Dimension theme, which the HacksDen theme is based off of
  
• RobGee789 for making the included HacksDen theme
  
• pepxl for testing
  
• Brenry for testing
  
• highsteve for testing
  
• Rain Stinks and Snivelili for suggestions on the icon

Edited by JoostinOnline, 28 April 2012 - 10:39 PM.

[mauifrog]

You are full of surprises. Perhaps you should post a link and people can test it for you.

[JoostinOnline]

You are full of surprises. Perhaps you should post a link and people can test it for you.

People are always telling me I'm full of stuff, but you are the first to say "surprises." It's refreshing.

I'm not posting the link now because I can't say for sure if it is stable. I've tested it myself (only had time to do so twice) and it worked, but I just got my first report back and the user said he got code dumps everytime.

[mauifrog]

You can PM me, I will test this weekend. I'll let you know how it goes.

[Wever]

Hooray!!!


Well...as for testing: I'll volunteer if you want someone for Uneek + DI (yes, and I'll make sure to provide feedback more often than I did on progressiveswitch). For now, I'll pass for the real nand. It'll take too much time taking safety measures.
(plus I barely recall what I HAVE on my real nand).

[JoostinOnline]

Lol, cool. I'll send you the link.

[Category]

PM me too if you need another tester.

Seems like this app could be a perfect companion to postloader - especially if you could implement wifi setting changes.

[Wever]

Well...I tested it out (uneek +DI 4.3E), and it seems to work just the way it should.

-Screen resolution
Switches nicely between progressive and interlaced.Note: it may be different in Europe, but on the wii the settings are named "60 Hz (480i)" (interlaced) and "EDTV / HDTV (480p)" (progressive).
I also have an option "50Hz (576i)", but I'm not sure if my tv can even handle that.

-Aspect ratio
Widescreen and fullscreen. No surprises. Maybe adding "(16:9)" and "(4:3)" to the options makes things more clear, but that's a detail.

-Sensor bar:
Top and bottom. You can't make things more clear than that.

-Sound mode
Options surround, mono and stereo...switches just fine.

-Rumble:
Disabled or enabled. I admit I thought this was a "per wiimote" option, but apparently it isn't. Maybe "Wiimote rumble" would be more clear, but then again...just WHAT ELSE could rumble?

-burn-in reduction:
Disabled or enabled. Switches nicely.

-Power off:
I like the name "Shutdown mode" (as mentioned in this thread) more, but even so...you can't miss much. The setting works, which is what matters

-Remote sensitivity:
this one got me searching through the menu a fair bit. I never knew there WAS such a setting. But as it turns out, this is actually the sensor bar sensitivity (of course, the effect is the same).
This one got a very minor bug. If you change the setting through the system menu and then start SettingsEditor, it shows a bit of garbage on this setting ("²C ²CL ²CI " and so on...it's almost a chemical formula ). It goes away if you select the setting. As such, it's not so easy to say if it notes the earlier made changes in the system menu. But the effect still works, so it's no biggy.



That's all I can say about it. Very nice work.

[OriginalHamster]

Oh, i thought that you can change the screen resolution, for example forcing it to show only 480 instead full screen with over 720.

[JoostinOnline]

Well...I tested it out (uneek +DI 4.3E), and it seems to work just the way it should.

-Screen resolution
Switches nicely between progressive and interlaced.Note: it may be different in Europe, but on the wii the settings are named "60 Hz (480i)" (interlaced) and "EDTV / HDTV (480p)" (progressive).
I also have an option "50Hz (576i)", but I'm not sure if my tv can even handle that.
Working on it
-Aspect ratio
Widescreen and fullscreen. No surprises. Maybe adding "(16:9)" and "(4:3)" to the options makes things more clear, but that's a detail.
Good idea
-Sensor bar:
Top and bottom. You can't make things more clear than that.
I'm glad you didn't find that confusing, lol.
-Sound mode
Options surround, mono and stereo...switches just fine.
Good
-Rumble:
Disabled or enabled. I admit I thought this was a "per wiimote" option, but apparently it isn't. Maybe "Wiimote rumble" would be more clear, but then again...just WHAT ELSE could rumble?
If nothing else, I may add more description to the meta.xml file
-burn-in reduction:
Disabled or enabled. Switches nicely.
Good
-Power off:
I like the name "Shutdown mode" (as mentioned in this thread) more, but even so...you can't miss much. The setting works, which is what matters
I thought I changed that already, I'm glad you mentioned that.
-Remote sensitivity:
this one got me searching through the menu a fair bit. I never knew there WAS such a setting. But as it turns out, this is actually the sensor bar sensitivity (of course, the effect is the same).
Do you think I should change it?
This one got a very minor bug. If you change the setting through the system menu and then start SettingsEditor, it shows a bit of garbage on this setting ("²C ²CL ²CI " and so on...it's almost a chemical formula ). It goes away if you select the setting. As such, it's not so easy to say if it notes the earlier made changes in the system menu. But the effect still works, so it's no biggy.
Does this apply to all settings?


That's all I can say about it. Very nice work.
Thank you. I put a lot of work into it. Once I get it stable and fix the bugs, I may look into a better GUI.

Thanks so much for the detailed report!

PM me too if you need another tester.

Seems like this app could be a perfect companion to postloader - especially if you could implement wifi setting changes.

I made it for people who use postLoader instead of the System Menu. Unfortunately, I see little hope of adding that as it would be very complicated.

At this point I don't need another tester, but I will soon. Thanks.

Edited by JoostinOnline, 01 October 2011 - 05:10 PM.

[bnm81002]

I'm sorry but what is ProgressiveSwitch? thanks

[JoostinOnline]

I'm sorry but what is ProgressiveSwitch? thanks

http://www.hacksden.com/showthread.php/295...ogressiveSwitch

[JoostinOnline]

Things are moving along, and after I get some test results back this should be ready for release. Thanks to stfour, it now has a much easier GUI and the crashing bug should be fixed. He is now listed as co-author on this.

[XFlak]

Things are moving along, and after I get some test results back this should be ready for release. Thanks to stfour, it now has a much easier GUI and the crashing bug should be fixed. He is now listed as co-author on this.

sweet! I'm loving the collaboration! Keep it up guys!

[JoostinOnline]

Things are moving along, and after I get some test results back this should be ready for release. Thanks to stfour, it now has a much easier GUI and the crashing bug should be fixed. He is now listed as co-author on this.

sweet! I'm loving the collaboration! Keep it up guys!

He strong-armed me into it with his helpfulness.