Hacking WAD Block Mesurements

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that would be a good think to know, i'm surprised someone hasn't made a chart.
i personally don't know any way but to install them.
what specifically are you wanting to know about i'm sure someone could help you, if they knew what
 

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kryptonianpimp said:
Hello Does Any One Know How to Calculate How Many Blocks Are in A .wad?
I Would Like To Know The Mesurements From megabytes, And Kylobytes To Wii Blocks.
Any Ideas?

I guess You might try doing the Math yourself, just compare between the size of the wad, and then the number of blocks it takes up on the wii should be pretty easy enough, you could narrow it down form there
 

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WiiBlaster said:
kryptonianpimp said:
Hello Does Any One Know How to Calculate How Many Blocks Are in A .wad?
I Would Like To Know The Mesurements From megabytes, And Kylobytes To Wii Blocks.
Any Ideas?

I guess You might try doing the Math yourself, just compare between the size of the wad, and then the number of blocks it takes up on the wii should be pretty easy enough, you could narrow it down form there
i doubt that would work some things are much more compressible than others
 

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