Datel Wii Powersaves Tool v1.0 (READNFO) (SQUiRE)

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Don't you need the powersave program to download the saves to begin with?


yes

so hopefully some kind soul will leech them all and then host a minor
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*cough* for both pal and ntsc *cough*
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You can download some at gamefaqs.com but I think they're all NTSC
 

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Ok, so I've downloaded this now. It comes prepacked with a bunch of saves.
But how do you download new saves for newer games? Is that even possible with this tool?
 

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Can anyone be so kind to host the files again somewhere else, rapidshare says download limit for free users has been reached.

Thanks.

edit: ah, just keep clicking the link and it should work eventually
 

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That's a tool to do the decrypting. The existence of the code isn't illegal, although the execution of it is. That's probably the difference.

Ah, actually it's no different. I thought this was a collection of the decrypted power saves, but it's not. It's the decrypter itself. Should be just as valid to host as Rawdump.

Second edit, I guess the pack contains 200 saves, so that is the reason why. Can we host just the tool though without the saves?


Fine then post the source. Oh wait,

A. It probably isn't open source.
B. Hardly anyone would have the general knowledge to compile it.

As for Rawdump, is reading the disks the same as decrypting them?

Rawdump unscrambles the images and clearly breaks copyright as much as this tool does. But the point is moot, as people have put up rapidshare links here and at psxscene.

Open source has absolutely nothing to do with it.
 

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Searching a save isn't working for me.
Whatever search word I use, it always gives back the (full) list of all saves as result.
 

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Hi,

I always get "error on open".
Can someone please explain the exact command promts to me as i hopeless at cmd?
Would be nice with a windows gui.

Cheers

ps:If i have the applications files in c drive named New Folder how to i access that folder through the command line?
 

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Here is the trick
If the search result listed

[!] FOUND: ./saves/usa/R4QE_574597.wii
[~] NAME: Mario Strikers Charged
[~] INFO: 01 Every Challenge Complete All Challenges 100% Complete

then to decrypt you would type

sq-dps -d ./saves/usa/R4QE_574597.wii MarioStrikerCharged.bin

Now that last part can be anything, because you will rename it to data.bin later anyways
So you could have also typed in

sq-dps -d ./saves/usa/R4QE_574597.wii 1.bin

I agree we need a frontend or a batchfile to make quick work of the decrypting of a batch of files and placement in the proper folders

Im still guesing that the placement of the decrypted fil based on the HINT would go like this...
Hint : SD COPY PATH = /private/wii/title/R4QE/data.bin
Put the .bin on your SD card in this path private/wii/Mario Strikers Charged/R4QE/data.bin

im not at home, so I have not had a chance to test the folder path yet
 

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I'll throw together a Windows frontend (GUI) in a day or two. Batch files aren't nice seeing as I use Linux most of the time

(If you're using the Linux binary I'd expect you to know how to use the shell)
 

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Here is the trick
If the search result listed

 [!] FOUND: ./saves/usa/R4QE_574597.wii
 [~] NAME: Mario Strikers Charged
 [~] INFO: 01 Every Challenge Complete All Challenges 100% Complete

then to decrypt you would type

sq-dps -d ./saves/usa/R4QE_574597.wii MarioStrikerCharged.bin

Now that last part can be anything, because you will rename it to data.bin later anyways
So you could have also typed in

sq-dps -d ./saves/usa/R4QE_574597.wii 1.bin

I agree we need a frontend or a batchfile to make quick work of the decrypting of a batch of files and placement in the proper folders

Im still guesing that the placement of the decrypted fil based on the HINT would go like this...
Hint : SD COPY PATH = /private/wii/title/R4QE/data.bin
Put the .bin on your SD card in this path private/wii/Mario Strikers Charged/R4QE/data.bin

im not at home, so I have not had a chance to test the folder path yet

Just to clear this up so that no one makes the same mistake I'm using bold letters for just a second. Hang on.

This is NOT right

No offense
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Just to make sure no one makes that same mistake. You're almost right.

This part is true: SD COPY PATH = /private/wii/title/R4QE/data.bin
And that is all there is to it.

To sum it up, the following is ALWAYS the same: private/wii/title/*gamecode*/data.bin
Only the *gamecode* changes here, to the code that goes with your game.

For a list and explanation of the different codes, have a look here: http://wiisave.com/gamecodes/index.php

So once more, the "title" part in the directory is supposed to remain named "title" and nothing else, so NOT the title of the game.
 

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rammoth

Thanks for clarifying the path
I initialy figured that TITLE would become the title of the game because a quick glance at the paths looked like more than one save had the same path. Not the case though.
 

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thx superdani_es to share full version

but all savefiles are in the same folder, so I separated all savefiles and put them to the folder as its game names.

(only savefiles, separated by its game name, need main program to decrypt)
http://rapidshare.com/files/82545402/USAsave.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/82527754/EURsave.rar

(all savefiles list - two txt files)
http://rapidshare.com/files/82597049/savelists.rar

How to use:
1. you can open the savefile with Notepad(or other txt editors).
you will see the "game name" and "description"

2. copy the "datel powersaves" savefiles(*.wii) to the folder of main program .

3. use " sq-dps -d [datel savefile name].wii data.bin" to decrypt files (decrypt to "data.bin" - the normal savefile)
(result as follow pic)
http://byfiles.storage.msn.com/y1pn_dSyWXG...hj2dF9w?PARTNER

4. check out "Hint : SD COPY PATH" .
In my case, you sure copy the data.bin to your SD card in this path " private/wii/title/RZDE/ "

5. put the SD card to you Wii console, you will see the savefile you want.


Note:
you can also find datel powersaves savefiles from "http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/wii/" (in game saves section)
 

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You can get a good many game codes from wiisaves/googling. A quick and dirty way to use this is just to make a shortcut to sq-dps.exe pull the .wii save into the folder with sd-dps.exe edit the shortcut by adding the code at the end of the target string .....\sq-dps.exe" -d RMMP_343533.wii data.bin

Click the shortcut to produce a data.bin put it in a game coded folder (RMMP in this case) then for the next one you only need cut and paste its name into the shortcut in place of what's in blue.
 

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Hi,

Can someone pls host these some where other then rapidshare?

Cheers

Ps:Will someone be updating the files with the latest releases?

Just keep clicking it, it worked for me. I'm pretty sure all the datel powersaves get uploaded to gamefaqs, just click the game saves tab on a game page. They are normally the first ones before the user submitted ones. You can also go to codejunkies to see what the latest saves are.

You can also open the saves up in notepad and the first few lines tell you the name of the game and what it does.

I downloaded the zelda one to try it out and it worked. Starts the game with 20 hearts.
 

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