EDIT: It looks like some folks in this thread figured out how to get the game running so I don't need to link the game since the fixes to inject it can be found in this thread.
Last edited by AfroJackX,
So I ended up figuring it out. I just used ocarina of time as a base, and changed the roms id to the japanese one using a hex editor. That seemed to work.
Does it work completely without crashing? If so then awesome since I know some of you were having that issue.
It will sometimes crash, but its really rare. It works about 99.5% of the time anyways.
Hi, I've been getting an issue when injecting a ROM. I just get the error "Request Timed Out" when pinging Google. Is this something to do with the injector, Nintendo's recent eshop piracy changes, or Google itself?
I injected 2 NDS roms and 1 SNES three hours ago. Are you sure you have all the files in the “Files” folder, including the two .png images? (.tga didn’t work for me)
It doesn’t let me create a installable file. Whenever I want to create one or create a loadiine file it closes automatically and nothing is created.Introducing the world's first functional automatic Wii U VC injector!
Injectiine is a Wii U Virtual Console batch injector.
Supported Consoles:
If you want to inject Wii/GameCube games, please try out KhaderWelaye's WiiVC Injector.
- Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
- Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)
- Nintendo 64 (N64)
- Nintendo DS (NDS)
- Game Boy Advance (GBA)
Features:
Other Stuff:
- Batch interface
- Functional VC injectors
- Multi-line support
- Custom bootSound support (optional)
- Custom iconTex support (optional)
- N64 converter for converting *.n64 and *.v64 ROMs to *.z64 format
- MetaVerify for verifying converted TGA images
- snesROMUtil for verifying SNES ROMs and removing headers
- Option to pack game in either encrypted WUPInstaller format or decrypted Loadiine (GX2) format
- Option to select SM64 INI, DK64 INI, custom INI or blank INI when injecting N64 games
- Option to input your own options when using custom N64 INIs (UseTimer, RetraceByVsync, etc.)
- Option to use INI from Files directory when injecting N64 games
- Option to define your custom INI/ROM name for N64 injects (e.g. Undop0.599, UNSMJ3.002, UNLEE0.123)
- Custom GamePad/TV background support for NDS VC
- Injectable NES Zapper emulation via Wii Remote
- Option to use decrypted base from Files directory
Disclaimer:
- Automatically checks for ROM and PNG images on boot
- You will only need two PNG images and a ROM
- Supports both *.sfc and *.smc formats
- You only need to specify the title and common keys once, they are saved as text documents and are automatically loaded the next time you start Injectiine
I do not own any of the tools packaged in this application. They all belong to their respective owners.
GitHub Source
Download:
v1.23 (18/12/17)
-Added option to use custom backgrounds for GamePad/TV (NDS only)
-Added custom bootLogoTex support
-Revamped readme.txt
v1.22 (17/12/17)
-Added option to use config .ini from Files directory (N64 only)
-Updated readme.txt
v1.21 (13/12/17)
-Updated Loadiine compiling process
-Added option to use decrypted NES base from Files directory. All consoles available now support offline injection.
-Added Duck Hunt [EUR] as NES base (supports emulation of the NES Zapper via Wii Remote)
-Fixed offline SNES base injection
-Fixed offline NDS base injection
-Added fnr.exe automatic deletion which fixed bug where generated output folder was empty (NDS only)
-Updated readme.txt
-Updated changelog.txt
v1.2 (11/12/17)
-Updated readme.txt
-Added Super Mario Kart [EUR], Earthbound [EUR] and Kirby's Dream Land 3 [EUR] as SNES bases
-Added option to use decrypted SNES base from Files directory
-Added option to use decrypted NDS base from Files directory
-Fixed bugs when compiling game in Loadiine format
-Added Loadiine error when Loadiine (GX2) game package fails
-Fixed missing NDS.bat file, I guess I was in a rush and forgot to pack it in the archive
-Some other bug fixes and tinkings
v1.1 (10/12/17)
-Added working Game Boy Advance support by fixing a meta.xml creation bug which corrupted GBA injects
-Added Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga [EUR] as GBA base
-Added option to use decrypted GBA base from Files directory
-Fixed bug in GBA meta.xml creation which added a space to game name line #1 when using multilines
-Removed corruption warning when starting GBA injector
-Added support for custom bootSounds!
-Added option to pack in either WUPInstaller format or Loadiine (GX2) format
-Renamed About.txt to readme.txt and added changelog text document
-Tinkered About.txt/Readme.txt a little
-Fixed a little bug when Injectiine prompts to use custom INI/ROM name or copy from base (N64 only)
-Removed Tool64 from N64 injector because it is not needed anymore
-Updated shortcut
-Some other bug fixes and tinkings
v1.01 (9/12/17)
-Added N64 converter which automatically converts *.n64 and *.v64 ROMs
-Added option to use decrypted base from Files directory (N64 only)
-Added option to define custom INI/ROM name (N64 only)
-Added UseTimer prompt when defining custom INI options (N64 only)
-Updated About.txt file
v1.0 (8/12/17)
Initial release
So, I finally found the titlekey somewhere and injected Super Smash Bros. into the Donkey Kong 64 base.
The game runs great!.. until it crashes randomly during a battle. Anyone manage to successfully inject Super Smash Bros AND play it? Menus and character select work fine, but it freeses for me randomly in the middle of a fight.
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Actually, it worked once I did the hex edit mentioned for Super Smash Bros. in the compatibility wiki of the rom's header. Basically just changed NALE to NALJ. Played some matches without crashing! Woot!
On another note, why does hex editing the rom fix this?
The game runs great!.. until it crashes randomly during a battle. Anyone manage to successfully inject Super Smash Bros AND play it? Menus and character select work fine, but it freeses for me randomly in the middle of a fight.
-EDIT-
Actually, it worked once I did the hex edit mentioned for Super Smash Bros. in the compatibility wiki of the rom's header. Basically just changed NALE to NALJ. Played some matches without crashing! Woot!
On another note, why does hex editing the rom fix this?
Last edited by RyzaJr,
I injected it into the FZero base about a year ago and played through the whole game (never crashed/glitched) to unlock the bonus characters, stage, and item select. I didn't need hex edited the rom ID to NALJ, but I'm pretty sure I used the SSB Japan config file. Did you ever try just using the Japan config file? Yesterday I updated my game to remove the dark mask and make it widescreen. https://gbatemp.net/threads/wiiu-vi...idescreen-support.517158/page-17#post-8431485
Yeah, I did use the SSB Japan config file from the start. I injected to a couple of different base games and both times it would crash randomly during battles. Now, I decided to try the header hex edit change just for the hell of it and it seemed to stop the crashing.
Weird that you injected just fine from the start with no hex editing.. Hrm. BTW, can I have your save file with everything unlocked? lol.
I've never had luck with Injected Virtual Console saves because everybody likely has a different Title ID / Base. Manually replacing files using FTPU is the only way it could potentially work. If you are comfortable doing that, I can send you my sav!
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