Pyrate02 said:
snakesnoke said:
ACWWFAN said:
So what is Wii Mod batch?? And where can the source be found?? I don't mind Wii Mod being packaged into guides like this but it is open source and so the source code must be made available.burritoboy9984 said:
jskyboo said:
Ah there it is. I really don't think it's that difficult to tell the user to select wad manager and then press 1 but whatever that's the point of open source. Btw if you would like any changes to be added to Wii Mod let me know over in the thread, I am always working to improve it.burritoboy9984 said:jskyboo said:
It is simply Wii Mod modified to be a batch wad installerIt can be found under tools in the modify any wii folder, along with all the other modded apps I use
-Erik
Edit: Ooops, looks like I forgot to replace the 2.8 version with the 2.9 version. My apologiesIt is there now.
jskyboo said:Ah there it is. I really don't think it's that difficult to tell the user to select wad manager and then press 1 but whatever that's the point of open source. Btw if you would like any changes to be added to Wii Mod let me know over in the thread, I am always working to improve it.burritoboy9984 said:jskyboo said:
It is simply Wii Mod modified to be a batch wad installerIt can be found under tools in the modify any wii folder, along with all the other modded apps I use
-Erik
Edit: Ooops, looks like I forgot to replace the 2.8 version with the 2.9 version. My apologiesIt is there now.
Batch install has always been part of it, lol.burritoboy9984 said:jskyboo said:Ah there it is. I really don't think it's that difficult to tell the user to select wad manager and then press 1 but whatever that's the point of open source. Btw if you would like any changes to be added to Wii Mod let me know over in the thread, I am always working to improve it.burritoboy9984 said:jskyboo said:
It is simply Wii Mod modified to be a batch wad installerIt can be found under tools in the modify any wii folder, along with all the other modded apps I use
-Erik
Edit: Ooops, looks like I forgot to replace the 2.8 version with the 2.9 version. My apologiesIt is there now.
I had actually asked you to implement a batch option before (for this guide actually) and you said noIt is really an amazing app, and we (the community) are extremely lucky to have someone who puts as much effort into their work as youIf I can think of any ideas, I'll let you know.
BTW, thanks again for adding the error codes in case the wad install fails
-Erik
I think you two might be talking about different definitions of batch install(apples and oranges). Joostin is right in that even in Wii Mod 1.0 there has been a way to install multiple wads at once(batch install) by either selecting them individually with + or just pressing 1 and installing all the wads in a folder(although there may have been bugs that I have resolved over the lifecycle of Wii Mod). I think burritoboy9984 you are talking about a different definition and that's what Wii Mod Batch does. I can't remember that particular request but if I turned it down it was likely because you were asking for it to automatically at startup just installing all the wads in a particular folder(like what Wii Mod Batch does). I often turn down ideas for Wii Mod that are very specific like that preferring to enhance Wii Mod with more features instead of trying to solve one very specific task. I could be wrong, though I would have to go through the pages of the Wii Mod thread to be sure but I'm sure you could much more easily just tell me what you wanted/possibly still want(and Wii Mod Batch may already be doing just that). In the end that's the great thing about open source we all have different ideas of what we want and we are all free to make that idea a reality. I'm also glad you like Wii Mod so much and happy to hear you appreciate the work I put into it, it's people like you(Joostin I'm not forgetting about you here tooburritoboy9984 said:I had actually asked you to implement a batch option before (for this guide actually) and you said noIt is really an amazing app, and we (the community) are extremely lucky to have someone who puts as much effort into their work as youIf I can think of any ideas, I'll let you know.
BTW, thanks again for adding the error codes in case the wad install fails
-Erik
QUOTE(JoostinOnline @ Sep 26 2011, 09:14 PM) Batch install has always been part of it, lol.
JoostinOnline said:I think you two might be talking about different definitions of batch install(apples and oranges). Joostin is right in that even in Wii Mod 1.0 there has been a way to install multiple wads at once(batch install) by either selecting them individually with + or just pressing 1 and installing all the wads in a folder(although there may have been bugs that I have resolved over the lifecycle of Wii Mod). I think burritoboy9984 you are talking about a different definition and that's what Wii Mod Batch does. I can't remember that particular request but if I turned it down it was likely because you were asking for it to automatically at startup just installing all the wads in a particular folder(like what Wii Mod Batch does). I often turn down ideas for Wii Mod that are very specific like that preferring to enhance Wii Mod with more features instead of trying to solve one very specific task. I could be wrong, though I would have to go through the pages of the Wii Mod thread to be sure but I'm sure you could much more easily just tell me what you wanted/possibly still want(and Wii Mod Batch may already be doing just that). In the end that's the great thing about open source we all have different ideas of what we want and we are all free to make that idea a reality. I'm also glad you like Wii Mod so much and happy to hear you appreciate the work I put into it, it's people like you(Joostin I'm not forgetting about you here tooburritoboy9984 said:Batch install has always been part of it, lol.jskyboo said:QUOTE(JoostinOnline @ Sep 26 2011, 09:14 PM)burritoboy9984 said:I had actually asked you to implement a batch option before (for this guide actually) and you said nojskyboo said:So what is Wii Mod batch?? And where can the source be found?? I don't mind Wii Mod being packaged into guides like this but it is open source and so the source code must be made available.
It is simply Wii Mod modified to be a batch wad installerIt can be found under tools in the modify any wii folder, along with all the other modded apps I use
-Erik
Edit: Ooops, looks like I forgot to replace the 2.8 version with the 2.9 version. My apologiesIt is there now.
Ah there it is. I really don't think it's that difficult to tell the user to select wad manager and then press 1 but whatever that's the point of open source. Btw if you would like any changes to be added to Wii Mod let me know over in the thread, I am always working to improve it.
I had actually asked you to implement a batch option before (for this guide actually) and you said noIt is really an amazing app, and we (the community) are extremely lucky to have someone who puts as much effort into their work as youIf I can think of any ideas, I'll let you know.
BTW, thanks again for adding the error codes in case the wad install fails
-Erik
Batch install has always been part of it, lol.
I meant I had asked for an option in the config file, where if a certain argument was used, it would automatically install the wads from a specified folder.
QUOTE(jskyboo @ Sep 26 2011, 10:34 PM) QUOTE(burritoboy9984 @ Sep 26 2011, 09:11 PM)It is really an amazing app, and we (the community) are extremely lucky to have someone who puts as much effort into their work as youIf I can think of any ideas, I'll let you know.
BTW, thanks again for adding the error codes in case the wad install fails
-Erik) that give me motivation to keep working on it.
QUOTE said:
Cleaning up your environment.... OK.
SD card detected
Opening boot.elf:
boot.elf not found (-1), trying boot.dol
boot.dol not found (-1)
USBGecko not found
No code found to load, hanging.
