usb loader doesn't wanna load cheat file for some reason and it's weird, it kept saying "no cheatfiles found", even tho i added in a ".gct"...
USB Loader GX saying "no cheatfiles found", even tho i added project M codes
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Check the path of the "codes" folder (where you put the gct files), in ULGX settings.
For example, if the folder is at the root of an USB device:
Also, how did you create the .gct file?
For example, if the folder is at the root of an USB device:
Code:
Cheatcodespath = usb1:/codes/Also, how did you create the .gct file?
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Tengo el mismo problema, tengo la carpeta "codes" en la raíz de la USB con el archivo gtc dentro, pero sigue sin detectarlo.
Me suele aparecer este error a la hora de iniciar el juego:
Error
sd /codes/rsbe01.gct does not exist
Incluso cuando quiero entrar en el apartado de ocarina me aparece lo siguiente:
error no cheatfile found wii
¿Alguien puede ayudarme? Gracias!
Tengo el mismo problema, tengo la carpeta "codes" en la raíz de la USB con el archivo gtc dentro, pero sigue sin detectarlo.
Me suele aparecer este error a la hora de iniciar el juego:
Error
sd /codes/rsbe01.gct does not exist
Incluso cuando quiero entrar en el apartado de ocarina me aparece lo siguiente:
error no cheatfile found wii
¿Alguien puede ayudarme? Gracias!
Because ULGX searches the cheat codes on the SD card, but the "codes" folder is on your USB device.
You need to set the cheatcode path to your USB root.
Enter ULGX settings, go to the second page, I don't remember the tab name ( maybe "Folders"), enter and search for "
GCT Cheatcodes Path" line.Click to choose the "codes" folder at the root of your USB. The line should display
usb1:/codes/ now.Launch the game, et voilà.
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