Hacking Is there a way to change the music of a game via homebrew?
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Yes. You can use Cafiine to patch the music of a game via the PC.
If you don't want to use a PC, then use loadiine.
http://gbatemp.net/threads/xenoblade-chronicle-x-undub.405092/page-21#post-6743394
Enjoy!
Edit: note that cafiine only work with tiny files. Not 3GB files!! XD
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Just take note that it depends on the game you want to mod.
Nintendo games are well known for being easy to mod, since each resource is in a separate file.
Other games, such as those created with CryEngine, tend to package all the resources into one file, or even worse, into the program RPX itself, which means that you will have to decompress and disassemble the program to find the resources.
The more common games (Mario Kart 8, Smash Bros. etc.) have resources on modding.
Nintendo games are well known for being easy to mod, since each resource is in a separate file.
Other games, such as those created with CryEngine, tend to package all the resources into one file, or even worse, into the program RPX itself, which means that you will have to decompress and disassemble the program to find the resources.
The more common games (Mario Kart 8, Smash Bros. etc.) have resources on modding.
You can use FTP to transfer files between the PC and the SD card on the wii u.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/ftpiiu.416907/
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