Hacking BBLoader now Open Source RVLoader [Wiimote Emulation on real Wii]

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Thanks...thanks for nothing to the developer. I know this crap is designed for portable wiis. But still.

Something inside this bullshit ruined something in my wii. I dunno what it is. I restored successfully my nand backup, but that didn't change anything. My wii is still unable to read discs. A big thanks to aurelio.
 
If u restored a nand backup from before installing bbloader, or a fresh ohneschwanzenegger nand, there should be no traces of this left on the console. But yeah, how it happened so suddenly is definitely a big coincidence, maybe I'm wrong
 
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I tried RVLoader on my Wii this weekend and I want to share some tips for enjoying the experience in a non-trimmed Wii. I've used a Wii rvl-001 and an original gamecube controller.
  • Before putting RVLoader into your apps folder, erase Installer.dol. After that, the app will load without asking about installation.
  • Remember RVLoader loads games out of your usb. If you wanna play your Wii games with your GC controller, the first thing is configuring the inputs mapping (press B and then go to the last option). When you're done, press Start (I have experience a couple of freezes doing that but maybe it's my flash drive).
  • First time you try to boot a game, you'd probably receive an error message. Leave the Wii be for a minute since the program is writing files to your storage.
  • Now, I recommend changing the menu theme (for some reason, it has made a difference to me). The program will send you to the main menu. Start it again.
  • Once you're in RVLoader again, boot the game you've mapped the inputs before. It should boot perfectly
First time you play, you'd probably notice the mapping you've chosen is not the best. Just leave to the main menu and change it to your taste.
 
I tried RVLoader on my Wii this weekend and I want to share some tips for enjoying the experience in a non-trimmed Wii. I've used a Wii rvl-001 and an original gamecube controller.
  • Before putting RVLoader into your apps folder, erase Installer.dol. After that, the app will load without asking about installation.
  • Remember RVLoader loads games out of your usb. If you wanna play your Wii games with your GC controller, the first thing is configuring the inputs mapping (press B and then go to the last option). When you're done, press Start (I have experience a couple of freezes doing that but maybe it's my flash drive).
  • First time you try to boot a game, you'd probably receive an error message. Leave the Wii be for a minute since the program is writing files to your storage.
  • Now, I recommend changing the menu theme (for some reason, it has made a difference to me). The program will send you to the main menu. Start it again.
  • Once you're in RVLoader again, boot the game you've mapped the inputs before. It should boot perfectly
First time you play, you'd probably notice the mapping you've chosen is not the best. Just leave to the main menu and change it to your taste.
Ok but important question. If I go your way and skip the installation process, would rvloader make any changes to my wii like patches etc? I hope not.

Personally I would rather wait for usbloadergx to implement wiimote emulation I guess.
 
Ok but important question. If I go your way and skip the installation process, would rvloader make any changes to my wii like patches etc? I hope not.

Personally I would rather wait for usbloadergx to implement wiimote emulation I guess.
No, it won't. If you erase the installer.dol, rvloader will behave as a regular loader just like cfg loader or wiiflow.
 
Interesting.... this part implies that vc and wiiware wads can be played directly from the wad itself, without installing it to real or emulated nands... still experimental, and I haven't personally tried it, but I've never heard of anyone attempting something like this before

https://github.com/Aurelio92/RVLoader#virtualconsole-wiiware--wii-channels
The only other thing that would make this a 10/10 release would be patching out the need for the optical drive board to be attached for portable builds.
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What? Why wiimote emulation on real hardware?
It's geared towards portable Wii builds, which do not need a Wiimote.
 
Two questions:

1. Once you install it can you boot your Wii normally without it load RVLoader automatically when you boot your Wii?
2. Does it support Wavebird? I want to play Wii games using Wavebird and map the waggle controllers for games that use waggle and shake.
 
Two questions:

1. Once you install it can you boot your Wii normally without it load RVLoader automatically when you boot your Wii?
2. Does it support Wavebird? I want to play Wii games using Wavebird and map the waggle controllers for games that use waggle and shake.
1. As was mentioned previously, just don't use installer.dol, manually launch rvloader instead.
2. I don't see why not, it works just like a regular GC controller.
 
1. As was mentioned previously, just don't use installer.dol, manually launch rvloader instead.
2. I don't see why not, it works just like a regular GC controller.

Great. I have a non trimmed Wii but I want to use GC2Wii mote playing some of the Wii games using Wavebird.
I read somewhere that for some reason the shake controls can’t be mapped in DKC returns?
 
Ok I downloaded and tried it out. Took me a while to figure some stuff out.
It's pretty rad playing Wii games with a Wavebird.
Does anyone have controller settings for Wario Land Shake It!?
That game uses both waggle and tilting. I can't seem to find how to set them up.

Also my homebrew browser became upside down after I installed RVLoader. LOL!
 
Ok I downloaded and tried it out. Took me a while to figure some stuff out.
It's pretty rad playing Wii games with a Wavebird.
Does anyone have controller settings for Wario Land Shake It!?
That game uses both waggle and tilting. I can't seem to find how to set them up.

Also my homebrew browser became upside down after I installed RVLoader. LOL!
Can you explain how you got it to work?
 
Can you explain how you got it to work?

transfer your files to a USB stick and install RVloader.
set VGA PATCH and WiFi Patched to NO.
Then just boot up RVLoader and set then turn on GC2Wiimote. You have to set up controls for each game.
 

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