Homebrew I wanna make an app... and a forwarder

[WiiThePeople1776]

I have already made icons for my forwarder, but I need the development environment for the app.
I plan for it to be a game loader. It will be a loader planned to run games from a custom server of mine. How do I make the server, the forwarder, and the app?

 

[XDeltaOne]

I have already made icons for my forwarder, but I need the development environment for the app.
I plan for it to be a game loader. It will be a loader planned to run games from a custom server of mine. How do I make the server, the forwarder, and the app?

Hey, have you had any experience with wiiu development or not yet?

 

[WiiThePeople1776]

Hey, have you had any experience with wiiu development or not yet?

no, not at all

 

[Anxiety_timmy]

Any experience with programing?

 

[WiiThePeople1776]

Any experience with programing?

I mean, i just learned html... but no experience wit c++ cus i know i need that

 

[Anxiety_timmy]

I mean, i just learned html... but no experience wit c++ cus i know i need that

Your screwed then, plain and simple. For your app tho, I actually think you might be able to get away with just html, from what I know however, most if not all the tools are in c/++ so....

 

[WiiThePeople1776]

Your screwed then, plain and simple. For your app tho, I actually think you might be able to get away with just html, from what I know however, most if not all the tools are in c/++ so....

I am gunna learn c++... what libraries do i need?
Devkitpro?

 

[dojafoja]

I am gunna learn c++... what libraries do i need?
Devkitpro?

With all due respect, it will be very hard to transition from HTML, a markup language, to a full blown language like C or C++. HTML doesn't teach you any real fundamentals of programming such as for/while loops, data types, selection statements, etc, etc. I would suggest you learn an easier, higher-level language like Python first and then apply the fundamentals you learned there to a lower-level language like C. Even then, there will be a huge learning curve.

 

[WiiThePeople1776]

With all due respect, it will be very hard to transition from HTML, a markup language, to a full blown language like C or C++. HTML doesn't teach you any real fundamentals of programming such as for/while loops, data types, selection statements, etc, etc. I would suggest you learn an easier, higher-level language like Python first and then apply the fundamentals you learned there to a lower-level language like C. Even then, there will be a huge learning curve.

thanx

 

[XDeltaOne]

thanx

Are you still planning to make a game loader?

 

[WiiThePeople1776]

Are you still planning to make a game loader?

yes. I learned functions such as variables, cin, and cout. Do u wanna beta test my homebrew when i've made some code? I need a compiler though.

 

[XDeltaOne]

yes. I learned functions such as variables, cin, and cout. Do u wanna beta test my homebrew when i've made some code? I need a compiler though.

Yes I could test your beta when it should be ready
Is it something like loadiine gx2?

 

[WiiThePeople1776]

Yes I could test your beta when it should be ready
Is it something like loadiine gx2?

it is planned to have some code of loadiine built in. It loads games from the network.

 

[XDeltaOne]

it is planned to have some code of loadiine built in. It loads games from the network.

Oh, do you mean streaming the games? Would you be able to install USB support with a hard drive?
I also work on Loadiine gx2 Source from time to time. I would like to install USB support

 

[WiiThePeople1776]

Oh, do you mean streaming the games? Would you be able to install USB support with a hard drive?
I also work on Loadiine gx2 Source from time to time. I would like to install USB support

it's gonna be able to load the games by looking at the game's extracted files, and load them one by one in a cache. E.g, when a level is loaded, and you wanna go back to the hub world, it loads the hub world, and deletes the level from the cache. like NSMBU. There are gonna be settings where you can choose between 3 save points:
Emu NAND
Real NAND
Cloud (In development)
If you don't have internet, you could just load downloaded games. That is where the Loadiine code comes in.

 

[Jayinem81]

lol, good luck with that.

 

[XDeltaOne]

it's gonna be able to load the games by looking at the game's extracted files, and load them one by one in a cache. E.g, when a level is loaded, and you wanna go back to the hub world, it loads the hub world, and deletes the level from the cache. like NSMBU. There are gonna be settings where you can choose between 3 save points:
Emu NAND
Real NAND
Cloud (In development)
If you don't have internet, you could just load downloaded games. That is where the Loadiine code comes in.

Very interesting

 

[WiiThePeople1776]

Very interesting

Any way to actually do this? I have no experience ;(

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lol, good luck with that.

Who the hell are you...

 

[Anxiety_timmy]

it's gonna be able to load the games by looking at the game's extracted files, and load them one by one in a cache. E.g, when a level is loaded, and you wanna go back to the hub world, it loads the hub world, and deletes the level from the cache. like NSMBU. There are gonna be settings where you can choose between 3 save points:
Emu NAND
Real NAND
Cloud (In development)
If you don't have internet, you could just load downloaded games. That is where the Loadiine code comes in.

This actually sounds good. Good luck

 

[WiiThePeople1776]

It is called
RunMii U!
My pfp shows the logo