I am trying to change a few settings on Nintendont like Force Widescreen, force PAL60 stuff like that but whenever I exit it won't save my settings. It's strange because it will save my game progress but not my Nintendont settings.
Had the exact same problem for a while then it just corrected itself. Not sure why it happened or why it fixed itself lol.I am trying to change a few settings on Nintendont like Force Widescreen, force PAL60 stuff like that but whenever I exit it won't save my settings. It's strange because it will save my game progress but not my Nintendont settings.
Did you do anything different to fix it? I exit out after I set up the settings but maybe I'm not supposed to do that?Had the exact same problem for a while then it just corrected itself. Not sure why it happened or why it fixed itself lol.
I think you need to load a game for. The settings to work.Did you do anything different to fix it? I exit out after I set up the settings but maybe I'm not supposed to do that?
Ok, let me try thatI think you need to load a game for. The settings to work.
Ok, I will try that too. I'm putting an ISO to see if that will work first.Maybe a read only file on your sd card or use usbloadergx for saving custom parameters.
My issue was I was launching them from the Wii U menu using Wii U usb helpers injection tool instead of just launching it through vWii.nintendont only saves settings if you start a game for isntance if you are seeing nintendont menu you ppress x/1 to go to settings , change what you want and press x/1 to go back, then without exiting nintendont just start a game from the menu list, only then will nintendont save the settings.
My issue was I was launching them from the Wii U menu using Wii U usb helpers injection tool instead of just launching it through vWii.
No. Just have a small (stripped, IIRC Animal Crossing was just a few MB) ISO on your SD card and change Nintendont settings from vWii. The settings will be used by titles launched via Wii U menu, too.So... is this a problem, then? Should we be launching GC titles via vWii?
No. Just have a small (stripped, IIRC Animal Crossing was just a few MB) ISO on your SD card and change Nintendont settings from vWii. The settings will be used by titles launched via Wii U menu, too.
//EDIT: Stripped means: Normally GCN ISOs are padded with zeros, so they are all the same size. Nintendont doesn't care about this padding through, so you can just cut it off. There are tools automating this process available.
//EDIT²: According to Vimm's Lair Animal Crossing is around 14 MB, so really not much wasted space on the SD card.
It doesn't matter if you start Nintendont via vWii or forwarder. vWii just saves one Wii U menu entry (300 title limit) and you need this so seldom, a forwarder doesn't really save time. In both cases you need a (small) ISO on your SD card through.
Can't tell if you need to crack vWii but why not just try it?
You already have Nintendont installed so just reboot to vWii and try to launch it.
Forwarders and Tiramisu is a thing on its own: It hardly depends on the technical details of the forwarder.
https://gbatemp.net/threads/nintendont.349258/#InstallSDWhereabouts on the SD card does the ISO need to go
What was this thread about again?and what do I need to do with it once it's on there?
nintendont only saves settings if you start a game
Just have a small (stripped, IIRC Animal Crossing was just a few MB) ISO on your SD card and change Nintendont settings from vWii.
From clicking onto its icon? Comeon, use your brain, too, mine starts to hurt.where would I launch Nintendont from within vWii?
As told: Depends on the forwarder. I don't know the forwarder so how should I know?a Nintendont forwarder would work on a Tiramisu-booted Wii U menu (i.e. no need for vWii)?
What was this thread about again?
From clicking onto its icon? Comeon, use your brain, too, mine starts to hurt.
how should I know?
you can isntall nintendont fowarder on wiiu menu and never use vwii at all, your just making people stop helping you at this point because you dont even try to follow the directions...I'm asking what to do with the small ISO once it's been put onto the SD card. I'm guessing I launch it via Nintendont, from the answers already given.
I see :slaps forehead:
In my defence, though - from what I've seen so far, Nintendont runs when you boot up a game, not the other way around. I haven't installed Nintendont before because AFAIK there isn't a way to install it directly onto Wii U, only via vWii which (as I've mentioned) I'd rather not do. I'm coming around to the idea that I should probably do it, though, and probably will.
You shouldn't (necessarily); the question was really meant for anyone who has had experience with that particular forwarder, or who might know how forwarders work with Tiramisu in general. From what I understand, it doesn't play nice with forwarders.
//EDIT: Happy to move all further discussion regarding this to the Nintendont thread to keep it all in one place!
^- This. So many of your questions would answer themself when you just try things.your just making people stop helping you at this point because you dont even try to follow the directions...
I'm asking what to do with the small ISO once it's been put onto the SD card. I'm guessing I launch it via Nintendont, from the answers already given.
nintendont only saves settings if you start a game for isntance if you are seeing nintendont menu you ppress x/1 to go to settings , change what you want and press x/1 to go back, then without exiting nintendont just start a game from the menu list, only then will nintendont save the settings.
you can isntall nintendont fowarder on wiiu menu and never use vwii at all, your just making people stop helping you at this point because you dont even try to follow the directions...
V10later:
So many of your questions would answer themself when you just try things.