Niether the Wii U nor the Vita version created the settings.ini file for me by default, you had to copy it yourself, @SonicMastr (aka the guy who compiled the Vita version) is the one who taught me about using the settings file to change the username.
can someone test these? I've been sitting on these for a while, so they're not up-to-date. these are two I compiled a long time ago. I think the linux elf is the linux build, not sure exactly because all of these are elfs before being encrypted.
I don't have an exploited switch to even test nro files. as with the sonic mania builds, I'm not supplying the oot.otr/assets' files, so you'll have to get that yourself. I don't know where that goes for either build either, but you all probably know. also, @V10lator , I was unable to upload the tar for the linux build. it's not one of the compatible file formats, unless you wanted a tar within a zip, which I had, but it seemed redundant, so I just zipped it only.
I don't have an exploited switch to even test nro files. as with the sonic mania builds, I'm not supplying the oot.otr/assets' files, so you'll have to get that yourself. I don't know where that goes for either build either, but you all probably know. also, @V10lator , I was unable to upload the tar for the linux build. it's not one of the compatible file formats, unless you wanted a tar within a zip, which I had, but it seemed redundant, so I just zipped it only.
@godreborn just checked the allowed file extensions and 7z is supported which should be able to save and restore Unix FS permissions, too. No need to repack/reupload now, just for the next time. It's really annoying having to restore executable permissions manually (cause default for new files is not executable for security reasons). 
I didn't realize that. thanks, I'll upload in .7z from now on.@godreborn just checked the allowed file extensions and 7z is supported which should be able to save and restore Unix FS permissions, too. No need to repack/reupload now, just for the next time. It's really annoying having to restore executable permissions manually (cause default for new files is not executable for security reasons).
btw, @V10lator , I tried that method you posted the link of. I kept getting a "connection refused, failed to initiate" error no matter, which method I used. I installed like a few hundred MBs of the linux versions of well-known apps on windows. unfortunately, it could never detect display 0, and I did add it it to my bash.rc, so I have no idea what the problem was. I just uninstalled the apps for windows to use with unity.
Is VcXsrv up & running on the Windows side? The linux graphic stack should connect to an Xserver (VcXsrc) on Windows which then renders like a native Winows app. In case everything is setup correctly maybe try the real IP of your PC (Windows side) instead of 127.0.0.1 or maybe WSL needs some special setting. Can't really help with that as I never did such a setup for myself.
yeah, something must not be set up correctly. I usually open the .bashrc through windows instead of nano, just more convenient or used to it, but I did try exporting the display through terminal, but it made no difference. I didn't really intend to use it beyond testing builds instead of having to rely on someone with full linux. my next pc may be full linux, not sure. I'm getting better at it every day, but I'm still a noob at linux terminal.
it works on windows 7? on windows 10, if you don't have the rsdk, it will either refuse to open with no error iirc or if you try to debug it in visual studio, it will open to either a black or white screen and nothing will happen.
https://open-goal.github.io/#
https://github.com/open-goal
The project is intended to run the games natively on x86, so it sounds like getting it running on the WiiU PowerPC architecture would be much more work than a simple port.
btw, that pc port at least of sonic mania is the 32 bit version. I didn't build the 64 bit version, because I didn't want to. there's four game.dll versions on the official github, and I think you need to keep everything 32 bit or the game won't run, probably won't even compile, because you have to compile several other things in 32 or 64 bit.
there's four game.dll versions on the official github, and I think you need to keep everything 32 bit or the game won't run, probably won't even compile, because you have to compile several other things in 32 or 64 bit.
Sorry for the delay but as requested, here are the separate vanilla and plus forwarders using @NinStar s images. I used the same method as before as my pc is a dick I'm afraid so they are silent upon booting and they both point to - sd:/wiiu/apps/sonicmania/sonicmania.rpx (as before, rename your folder and rpx if you use the plus version)
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Yep managed to get it running on windows 7 32bt
You change the name of the rpx, not some reference to it...? In other words:
//EDIT: Or do you want to make a forwarder for some completely unrelated project? In that case... I won't repeat myself over and over again anymore, so wait for the guide of @Lostbhoy
I don't speak the language in his quote, but it looks like something about installing docker. @El_Misterioso I compiled the plus version for all of these builds, and the plus version for the wii u just came out as sonicmania.rpx iirc. it goes from elf2rpl iirc is the name of the file that converts elf to rpx, and the make file is what determines the outgoing name, so there won't be any reason to change the name, not even adding plus.
@godreborn I'm not speaking spain either but you can just follow the link of the quote to get the english original text.
Other than that please do not missinterpret what elf2rpx does: It does not magically transform a .elf homebrew into a .rpx! To understand this more you need to understand what a .elf and what a .rpx file really is as well as how Wii U homebrews evolved:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executable_and_Linkable_Format
https://github.com/yawut/ProgrammingOnTheU
... there are more links describing this but I can't find them real quick and want to go to bed now.
Other than that please do not missinterpret what elf2rpx does: It does not magically transform a .elf homebrew into a .rpx! To understand this more you need to understand what a .elf and what a .rpx file really is as well as how Wii U homebrews evolved:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executable_and_Linkable_Format
https://github.com/yawut/ProgrammingOnTheU
... there are more links describing this but I can't find them real quick and want to go to bed now.
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