So I am currently in the process of getting some wiiware titles working on my WiiU. The objective is to have them readily available as icons on my WiiU menu. After some digging, I think the general consensus of how to do this is the following:
1 - Install the wiiware (and DLC) wads in the vwii using any wad manager.
2 - Create a WUP installer containing a forwarder to the vwii wiiware app.
Step 1 is easy enough. Nonetheless, I have some questions regarding the WUP installer and the forwarder.
Using Teconmoon WiiVC inject "vWii NAND Title Launcher" option I can create a WUP installer of a forwarder, and even add classic controller emulation with the gamepad. However, I would like also to remove the deflicker of the wiiware game. How can I achieve this?
Do I need to hex-edit the wads before installing them to the vwii NAND?
Can I do this at the forwarder level? or at the WUP installer level?
UWUVCI gives me the option to remove the vfilter (and dithering) when creating a WUP installer with a Modmii created forwarder, but it does not let me add classic controller emulation. Any and all help and feedback would be immensely welcomed.
1 - Install the wiiware (and DLC) wads in the vwii using any wad manager.
2 - Create a WUP installer containing a forwarder to the vwii wiiware app.
Step 1 is easy enough. Nonetheless, I have some questions regarding the WUP installer and the forwarder.
Using Teconmoon WiiVC inject "vWii NAND Title Launcher" option I can create a WUP installer of a forwarder, and even add classic controller emulation with the gamepad. However, I would like also to remove the deflicker of the wiiware game. How can I achieve this?
Do I need to hex-edit the wads before installing them to the vwii NAND?
Can I do this at the forwarder level? or at the WUP installer level?
UWUVCI gives me the option to remove the vfilter (and dithering) when creating a WUP installer with a Modmii created forwarder, but it does not let me add classic controller emulation. Any and all help and feedback would be immensely welcomed.
