I cant see any diference from using a wii with progressive and a wii game on wiiu.
Which leads credence to the idea that your TV is doing the scaling as opposed to either console performing the operation.
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Don't you mean Melee?Back on topic, FIX94 is doing an amazing job with Nintendont! However I agree with what others are saying here, people need to be re-testing games with the latest revisions and report back to get the most accurate compatibility list ever. The more feedback Fix gets the better off this will be! Once I find my copy of brawl (gotta clean my room XD) and I softmod the vWii on my shiny new Wii U, I'll jump in the action too
He needs Brawl to softmod his vWii
timestamp isnt an accurate thing on the wii and i doubt anyone cares besides you..., srs do you want fix to redo the mc code just so you see time stamps when you look at the saves on the pc? lol
If you're referring to e.g. the description that shows up in the memory card manager: That's part of the save data itself, not the directory entry, and there's no reason why anything should have changed it. Can you show an example of the inaccurate playtime?
preety sure he means the dates since most memory cards show the wrong date or no date at all but its not like that affects anything at all...
For file timestamps on the FAT filesystem, it isn't too difficult. The FatFS code used by the Nintendont kernel has all the hooks for timestamps; it just needs to be enabled. (Not sure if libcustomfat for the loader also needs adjustment.)
DWORD get_fattime(void)
{
// Example values; these should be replaced with
// the actual system time using libogc functions.
const uint8_t year = 2015;
const uint8_t month = 3;
const uint8_t day = 12;
const uint8_t hours = 15;
const uint8_t minutes = 45;
const uint8_t seconds = 34;
// Fields:
// Bits 31-25: Year, minus 1980.
// Bits 24-21: Month
// Bits 20-16: Day
// Bits 15-11: Hours
// Bits 10-5: Minutes
// Bits 4-0: Seconds, divided by 2.
return (((DWORD)year - 1980) << 25) |
( (DWORD)month << 21) |
( (DWORD)day << 16) |
( (DWORD)hours << 11) |
( (DWORD)minutes << 5) |
( (DWORD)seconds / 2);
}
Are you certain your Wii's time is set correctly? It often resets after a forced shutdown.
But I didn't demand anything, I tested EVERY SINGLE GAME in my list at the time and reported every game that didn't work, with every update I did the same, I only wanted to help out but instead I was accused of "demanding a fix" which I wasn't, I admit I had my doubts when Sonic Riders took forever to get fixed, I thought maybe Fix94 just didn't wanna fix it to spite me, though I was wrong on that part, but overall I didn't demand anything and I don't hold grudges to anyone, I'm a sensitive person though and words can hurt.
