For those confused by the name, sorry about that. The reason it's named as it is, is because it's not technically any specific launcher, just a set of pictures you can apply to any launcher you want. I suppose in my mind, I think of "loader" or "launcher" as signifying the program, channel as the images/packing of the loader as a channel. I've added to the "EDIT" at the top of the first post to ensure there's no more confusion.
Also, it kinda freaks me out that people grabbed the post/package and translated it into spanish (badly it seems). Also, that they added "wiisos" onto what seems to be the preview image (not going to bother downloading their link to find out if it makes it further than that). At least I was attributed! I suppose I'm glad people are taking this and using it however they want, that was the entire point afterall.
On other things, if someone can take a gander at the new 002 fixed wad and let me know if it works with bleach, that'd be great. I don't have the game, so I can't test it.
@aakerlind: Well, that's a bit of a problem. The utilities being used are in spanish it seems, and I've never found a good guide to using them (WADder essentially automates the process of using them). You might find bits (there was a guide to looping music and a few others at one point) but to be honest, I wouldn't trust myself to wade through utilities in another language, doing something I've never done before. Long story short: if I had found a good guide that I trusted, I would have done it by hand and I would have likely included the instructions in the package. However, I asked in the original thread for the same information you're asking for and never got it :\. It's sad really, almost like they'd rather not have people doing it themselves. If you turn anything up in your search, let me know. I gave up after over an hour of looking, but I may just be bad at it
@phratt: To add onto what aakerlind said about resolutions: Chances are, if you're asking this question, you want 4:3. In order to have set your wii up for widescreen, you would have had to know what "16:9" meant. At least, I believe that's the way it's referred to in the system menu. However, either option is "safe" to use with the wii (the images are both the same size) it's just that if you choose the wrong aspect ratio, the image will look either smooshed or stretched, rather than "just right." Hope this helps.
As always, keep any suggestions coming.
