Check what I said about the two control schemes and the config file in the first post.
Probably a dumb question, but do I just put the build folder in the homebrew folder on my wii u sd?
You put the rpx in:
Code:
sd:/wiiu/apps/<make a new folder and name it what you want>/
@AboodXD I keep getting failed to extract not sure why I'm using baserom from the pc port I compiled us version
Hope this pic helps it's 1st time trying to do something like this for Wii U
I have cmake, pyphon 3, git, MSYS, Devkit Pro, pretty much everything that was listed all installed also
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Hope this pic helps it's 1st time trying to do something like this for Wii U
I have cmake, pyphon 3, git, MSYS, Devkit Pro, pretty much everything that was listed all installed also
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You need to be running the MINGW64 version of msys2 and you need to install "mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc". (Using pacman)@AboodXD I keep getting failed to extract not sure why I'm using baserom from the pc port I compiled us version
Hope this pic helps it's 1st time trying to do something like this for Wii U
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Ah ok thank you I have mingw64 as well my bad thank you will try again tomorrow at somepoint
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I tried but it was a very short opperation and the window then shutdown. Both the readme and wiki assume anyone wanting to play a decent port of Mario 64 can code.
Told ya I was a noob man! Haha though I'd like to pull it off! So if you could simply tell me how to.use the make commande properly because either I had the first result I described or it told me it had no target or that there was no makefile... so I tried aiming the program to it to see what it'd spit out.
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i have a very simple video on the steps to use linux to compile on windows, its much easier than using msys2: watch at 2x speed if its too slow/long for you
Using Linux on a Windows PC... through a virtual machine right?
I'm not 100% noob I'll check it out, thanks man!
I'm not 100% noob I'll check it out, thanks man!
Would it be possible to set up a channel forwarder for the homebrew app?
I'm not sure how behind I am, but putting this on my SD gives me two options to load from the HBL - One that says "not enough memory", and the other that loads normally.
So, could we install a forwarder WUP? I know we could install channel forwarders on the regular Wii, but I'm not too smart on the Wii U. I don't forsee the game launching directly from system memory (without HBL), but I could be wrong.
Also, how are external mods coming? If we could beef up this port with better camera and maybe other things, I'd be amazed.
I'm not sure how behind I am, but putting this on my SD gives me two options to load from the HBL - One that says "not enough memory", and the other that loads normally.
So, could we install a forwarder WUP? I know we could install channel forwarders on the regular Wii, but I'm not too smart on the Wii U. I don't forsee the game launching directly from system memory (without HBL), but I could be wrong.
Also, how are external mods coming? If we could beef up this port with better camera and maybe other things, I'd be amazed.
I have just created some nice splash images and icons and got it installed as a channel
IMPORTANT: Do this at your own risk!!
How to create a channel to launch SM64 directly from the Wii U home screen:
***You need to be running custom firmware with signature patches for this to work!!***
1) Compile RPX according to the instructions on this thread. I can also confirm that WSL works perfectly. The attached file does NOT include the RPX!!!
2) The attached file contains the images and metadata to create the channel. You can modify the images as you want if you know what you are doing (important link!). You will also need NUSPacker
3) Place your compiled RPX in the "code" folder and rename it to "sm64.rpx"
4) Use NUSPacker to create the installation files (replace the zeros with the Wii U Common Key):Where "sm64dir" is the directory with all the required files.Code:java -jar NUSPacker.jar -in sm64dir -out "output\Super Mario 64 Wii U Port [SMWU01]" -encryptKeyWith 00000000000000000000000000000000
5) Install to USB with WUP Installer GX2 or similar (usually not a good idea to install to NAND)
6) Profit!
The startup sound is the Mario chime, I got it from here.
And for reference, these are the images used (customized by myself from images found on the Internet):
bootTvTex.tga (TV splash)
bootDrcTex.tga (Gamepad splash)
iconTex.tga (Channel icon)
Hope this is useful!
Anyone find success? I get an error after compilation, installing, and starting.
When I try to install wut on windows/msys2, I get the following error:
# pacman -S wut-msys2
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
Packages (1) wut-msys2-1.0.0_beta7-2
Total Download Size: 0.00 MiB
:: Proceed with installation? [Y/n] y
:: Retrieving packages...
wut-msys2-1.0.0_... 2.4 KiB 1201 KiB/s 00:00 [#####################] 100%
(1/1) checking keys in keyring [#####################] 100%
(1/1) checking package integrity [#####################] 100%
error: wut-msys2: signature from "Fling Primary Signing (https://fling.heyquark.com) <[email protected]>" is invalid
:: File /var/cache/pacman/pkg/wut-msys2-1.0.0_beta7-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz is corrupted (invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature)).
Do you want to delete it? [Y/n]
Not really sure what to do here...
# pacman -S wut-msys2
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
Packages (1) wut-msys2-1.0.0_beta7-2
Total Download Size: 0.00 MiB
:: Proceed with installation? [Y/n] y
:: Retrieving packages...
wut-msys2-1.0.0_... 2.4 KiB 1201 KiB/s 00:00 [#####################] 100%
(1/1) checking keys in keyring [#####################] 100%
(1/1) checking package integrity [#####################] 100%
error: wut-msys2: signature from "Fling Primary Signing (https://fling.heyquark.com) <[email protected]>" is invalid
:: File /var/cache/pacman/pkg/wut-msys2-1.0.0_beta7-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz is corrupted (invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature)).
Do you want to delete it? [Y/n]
Not really sure what to do here...
you should really try using my guide with the ubuntu on windows to compile, msys2 seems to be filled with issues
did you import the key and installed the keyring?
edit:
I'm working on a simple python script which maybe makes it easier for people unfamiliar with compiling stuff to get their own sm64-port (or sm64ex) version. Unfortunately, I dont own win10 and cant use wsl, so not sure if I should use virtualbox (probably not a good idea) or install win10 again (
)
edit:
I'm working on a simple python script which maybe makes it easier for people unfamiliar with compiling stuff to get their own sm64-port (or sm64ex) version. Unfortunately, I dont own win10 and cant use wsl, so not sure if I should use virtualbox (probably not a good idea) or install win10 again (
)
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For those that have compiled the game to launch from wii U menu, does anyone else have the game hang when closing the software? Mine seems to get stuck showing the Wii U load screen.
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