Hacking ROM Hack How to Remove Rumble from N64 ROMS?

[N7Kopper]

Post automatically merged: Oct 22, 2025

Hi: I have a problem finding the title key for this game. What I made instead is the game using LOADIINE option on uwuvci. From there I can find the files that you told me. In this case I found the config.ini file inside the "Content" Folder and the rumble option doesnt appear, so can I modify this file by adding "MemPak = 1"? How can I find the title id for this game so I can reach the game inside the console?

Thanks for your time

You don't need the title key. You need the Title ID. The title key is for decrypting from NUS. The Title ID is what will tell you where to find your game. For example, the Title ID of Mario Kart 64 is 00050000101b4600, so you'd find it in the 101b4600 folder which will itself be inside the 00050000 folder.

It's not the "config,ini" file. It's the .ini file you find inside the "config" folder which is itself inside the "Content" folder. It'll have a nonsense name. And the important thing is to remove "Rumble = 1". Only add "MemPak = 1" if your game supports the Controller Pak, otherwise you'll just bloat your save file for no reason. And you're welcome for my time. This seems to be little-known knowledge these days.

 

[juandiego1986]

You don't need the title key. You need the Title ID. The title key is for decrypting from NUS. The Title ID is what will tell you where to find. For example, the Title ID of Mario Kart 64 is 00050000101b4600, so you'd find it in the 101b4600 folder which will itself be inside the 00050000 folder.

It's not the "config,ini" file. It's the .ini file you find inside the "config" folder which is itself inside the "Content" folder. It'll have a nonsense name. And the important thing is to remove "RumblePak = 1". Only add "MemPak = 1" if your game supports the Controller Pak, otherwise you'll just bloat your save file for no reason. And you're welcome for my time. This seems to be little-known knowledge these days.

Hi, already entered the "Content" folder in my rom made for LOADIINE, so its in my computer. There are a lot of .ini files, not only one so I dont know which one I have to alter (Ill send you a picture of the files). Yes, the tittle ID is different from the title Key, but I cant find it anywhere on the internet. If I enter the "Code" folder, the tittle ID that appears there is different from the one that you can find on the internet, using your example, the ID for MK64 is 00050000101b4600, if you enter the app.xml file, it appears other title id. Plesa tell me what can I do to find the propper title id.

Thanks for everything.

 

[N7Kopper]

Ah, you're using an inject. I'm not overly familiar with injects. Someone else might know exactly which one to alter, but if you're in doubt, editing them all might work, even if it is a bother.

 

[juandiego1986]

Ah, you're using an inject. I'm not overly familiar with injects. Someone else might know exactly which one to alter, but if you're in doubt, editing them all might work, even if it is a bother.

Yes, that is the thing, injected using uwuvci aio, Ill have to look one by one to see if I can find the command that you say. I would like to alter the rom in the Wii U but I need the Tittle ID, maybe you can help me with this? the game is Duck Dodgers Starring Daffy Duck (US VERSION), and Daffy Duck Starring as Duck Dodgers (EU VERSION)

Thanks for your time

 

[N7Kopper]

Since it's an inject, the Title ID would be decided by whoever made the inject.

 

[Memes1921]

Post automatically merged: Oct 22, 2025

Hi: I have a problem finding the title key for this game. What I made instead is the game using LOADIINE option on uwuvci. From there I can find the files that you told me. In this case I found the config.ini file inside the "Content" Folder and the rumble option doesnt appear, so can I modify this file by adding "MemPak = 1"? How can I find the title id for this game so I can reach the game inside the console?

Thanks for your time

It's not the "config.ini" file you should be looking for, it's the settings file inside "content/config" and then you should look for the N64 ROM's ID along with a .ini file (If you're injecting the game with F-Zero X, the file should be named something like "Ucfze0.242.ini" or for Donkey Kong 64, it's "Undoe0.556.ini").
Once you open the file with a text editor like notepad, look for [RomOption], and under there, paste either "Rumble = 1" if you want to activate that or "Mempak = 1". So it should look something like:

[RomOption]
Rumble = 0
Mempak = 1

You don't need to include both settings, just add whichever one you want

Edit: My bad, I didn't realized someone already answered your problem

 

[juandiego1986]

It's not the "config.ini" file you should be looking for, it's the settings file inside "content/config" and then you should look for the N64 ROM's ID along with a .ini file (If you're injecting the game with F-Zero X, the file should be named something like "Ucfze0.242.ini" or for Donkey Kong 64, it's "Undoe0.556.ini").
Once you open the file with a text editor like notepad, look for [RomOption], and under there, paste either "Rumble = 1" if you want to activate that or "Mempak = 1". So it should look something like:

[RomOption]
Rumble = 0
Mempak = 1

You don't need to include both settings, just add whichever one you want

Edit: My bad, I didn't realized someone already answered your problem

Hi, thanks a lot, I have two questions:
1. The Undoe0.556.ini is empty, should I write the commands inside it?
2. For what is the Mempak command for? I play this games on a Wii U.

Also, do you know how to change the screen position? I want to play the EU version of the game, the problem is that the screen is not in the center.

Thanks for your time

 

[juandiego1986]

It's not the "config.ini" file you should be looking for, it's the settings file inside "content/config" and then you should look for the N64 ROM's ID along with a .ini file (If you're injecting the game with F-Zero X, the file should be named something like "Ucfze0.242.ini" or for Donkey Kong 64, it's "Undoe0.556.ini").
Once you open the file with a text editor like notepad, look for [RomOption], and under there, paste either "Rumble = 1" if you want to activate that or "Mempak = 1". So it should look something like:

[RomOption]
Rumble = 0
Mempak = 1

You don't need to include both settings, just add whichever one you want

Edit: My bad, I didn't realized someone already answered your problem

Hi: Could you please help me, I need to change the screen position of the game because its in pal version and its not well positioned, could you please help me?

 

[Memes1921]

Hi: Could you please help me, I need to change the screen position of the game because its in pal version and its not well positioned, could you please help me?

What game is it? Most games' issues with screen position can be fixed with the clip setting. You can copy and paste the template in your .ini file:

[Render]
ClipUp =
ClipDown =
ClipLeft =
ClipRight =

If that doesn't work, then you might need to mess with the "FrameLayout.arc" file, but that's a bit complicated to explain unless you know how to use Wexos's Toolbox.

And to answer your previous 2 questions,
1. You can write the settings there, but it's recommended to use the settings files posted on the compatibility list.
2. The "mempak" setting is to activate the Controller Pak function of the emulator. It's like a memory card, but it's not required for all games, since some save on the cartridge rather than the pak itself.

 

[PickleMario]

Never heard of anyone wanting to disable rumble... I add rumble to any and every game I can accross all platforms, whenever at all possible. Even my own homebrew.

agreed

 

[ChibiMofo]

It's been ages since I've tinkered with the N64 virtual console games (it may have been roughly a decade!) but I know that it can be done easily if you know how. There's a setting that you can change to remove the Rumble Pak from the emulated controllers and use a Controller Pak instead - I did it for games like Mario Kart 64 and Ogre Battle 64. It's not something you can do in the VC menu though, you need to directly edit the .ini file on your installation.

You expect to taken seriously when you suggest that right-wing fascist dictator Hitler was actually a socialist simply because that word was in the name of his party? Oh dear. You need a remedial lesson in 4th grade history to say the least. Hitler would have you executed for suggesting that he was actually a socialist. I mean duh!

 

[juandiego1986]

What game is it? Most games' issues with screen position can be fixed with the clip setting. You can copy and paste the template in your .ini file:

[Render]
ClipUp =
ClipDown =
ClipLeft =
ClipRight =

If that doesn't work, then you might need to mess with the "FrameLayout.arc" file, but that's a bit complicated to explain unless you know how to use Wexos's Toolbox.

And to answer your previous 2 questions,
1. You can write the settings there, but it's recommended to use the settings files posted on the compatibility list.
2. The "mempak" setting is to activate the Controller Pak function of the emulator. It's like a memory card, but it's not required for all games, since some save on the cartridge rather than the pak itself.

Hi:

Thanks for your answer; I already put those commands inside the .ini file but it doesnt work. I know how to alter the "FrameLayout.arc" file, but I dont know what to alter. I altered the game so it can be in widescreen and also without the dark filter.