[RELEASE] WiiVC Injector Script (GC/Wii/Homebrew Support)

I guess that makes sense, on a real GameCube controller Y is very easy to press while holding A but on other controllers it's more comfortable to let go of the A button.

 

Version 2.1.3 is now released with the following changes:

## [2.1.3] = 2017-09-22
- For GameCube game injection, a custom main.dol can optionally be placed in the SOURCE_FILES folder to replace the Nintendont forwarder. Useful if you've compiled a forwarder with different options, or are testing a forwarder for FIX94

This won't matter for most users, I only implemented this as I have been compiling my own forwarder DOLs with different options for testing lately and wanted to be able to quickly inject them without manually swapping out the main.dol each time.

 

What's wrong with the current forwarders? The latest version of the forwarders are found here all of which are implemented in the script. Three versions:

1. nintendont_default_autobooter.dol autoboots built-in disk with whatever options are specified in nincfg.bin.
2. nintendont_force_4_by_3_autobooter.dol autoboots built-in disk with whatever options are specified in nincfg.bin while forcing "Force Widescreen" and "WiiU Widescreen" to be off.
3. nintendont_forwarder.dol just boots launches nintendont normally without any autoboot flags.

If you want custom options, you can also compile the forwarder yourself. For example, with games that support widescreen through gecko codes or ISO patches, I compiled a DOL that autoboots while turning "Force Widescreen" off but leaves "WiiU Widescreen" on.

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Don't do that, this won't help your issue. Post the logs from your build.

 

This is a confusing and wrong answer, boot.dol is ONLY placed in SOURCE_FILES if you are trying to inject homebrew other than Nintendont.

When you're injecting a GameCube game, anything else you place in the folder will be ignored.

 

You don't need to put those anywhere, those are built-in to the script. Just do the following:

• Put your game file in SOURCE_FILES as game.gcm
• Make sure you have a valid bootTvTex.png and iconTex.png file
• Run the script
• Install the resulting package with WUP Installer GX2

If you have trouble, make sure you're using a 1:1 game dump, not shrunk.

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For a Wii game, not possible. For a GameCube game you'd need to plug in a classic controller or something into the Wii Remote.

 

Rename ISO to GCM and put it in the SOURCE_FILES folder as game.gcm, GCM has been the required file extension for injecting GameCube games with this script since it was implemented