nikeymikey said:
You can probably just burn the game to a blank DVD. The Wii obviously can't tell the difference. Otherwise we wouldn't be able to play it since Nintendo would patch it.
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You can probably just burn the game to a blank DVD. The Wii obviously can't tell the difference. Otherwise we wouldn't be able to play it since Nintendo would patch it.
Does that mean for example, with Reggie it will be possible to exceed the number of usable music tracks on the disc?skawo96 said:
I'm still not clear about that issue. From what I gathered it should be possible to assign tracks to any stage you want, but the game makes it impossible to include more tracks than are on the disc so you'll have to resort to replace existing tracks. This is not what I have in mind though.
I got that. In other words, Reggie makes it possible to make the game load bigger files than on the disc.skawo96 said:
But does it also allow to exceed the number of files on the disc, or is it all based on strict replacing?
NO.Splashman said:
Reggie is the level editor, it will edit the level for you, but if your custom level is bigger than the original, it will not work. You must use the original game disc and Riivolution to make it work
Riivolution will load any file, regardless of size... Yes even if the level is bigger then the origional.
Sprites usually have a "default" settings.... so in a way they are all pretty much "pre-programed"... Let's take the Koopa Troopa for example. If you place that sprite in the level, he will be green and walking towards the left. There are a list of options you can choose to make him red, or make him start walking towards the right, or to start in his shell. Things like that. It's easier then you can imagine.
The only real "complicated" sprites are the event controller sprites, and with a bit of practice even they become pretty simple.
Sprites usually have a "default" settings.... so in a way they are all pretty much "pre-programed"... Let's take the Koopa Troopa for example. If you place that sprite in the level, he will be green and walking towards the left. There are a list of options you can choose to make him red, or make him start walking towards the right, or to start in his shell. Things like that. It's easier then you can imagine.
The only real "complicated" sprites are the event controller sprites, and with a bit of practice even they become pretty simple.
noob question: does reggie alter the levels on your disk permanently? if not, how does it work?
A loader that patches stuff on the flytylerzentz said:
So when you load an original game (doesn't work with backups) it can load some elements from SD instead of the disc, making it look like the game is made like that while its not.
Its just so you don't have to patch the game itself
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TobiasAmaranth said:
Reposting this, as it was ignored due to pointless arguing about piracy and folks' inability to differ between Reggie, used only for editing level files, and Riivolution/Wii Scrubber, means of loading files. Drop it. It'll be discussed when things are done.
http://wiki.rustedlogic.net/New_Super_Mario_Bros._Wii Written up by Treeki.
In the sentence in bold above I think we have to add "or a modchip, I presume".tj_cool said:
Read it here:
SFenton / GBATemp.net
So I can presume it does work with backups since we have a modchip.
We have to wait for Reggie and Riivolution, time will tell.
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RGadelha said:
Well, I presume incorrectly sometimes. I think it supports modchips indirectly, pretty much because modchips cause the Wii to think it's real, unlike backups which require IOS modifications (which Riivolution doesn't have in its code.)
With the Zero4 early version, it turns out that we had many reports of burned copies not working on their modchips from people who couldn’t read the RETAIL DISCS ONLY disclaimer. The final version of Riivolution will probably be protected from modchips explicitly, rather than simply accidentally. The reason for this is simply the main author’s personal preferences, and if you want to you can always use ISO file replacement via Wiiscrubber, so it’s no use complaining.
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