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  Freeze Everyone at Course Vote / Room Join [kinopikovh65534vr]
Posted by: Vega - 03-04-2018, 04:28 PM - Forum: Online Non-Item - No Replies

Freeze Everyone on Course Vote / Room Join [kinopikovh65534vr]

FC will be all zero's thus allowing the following events:
If you join an open room, you freeze everyone except you.
If you host an open room, whoever joins you, they freeze. Nothing happens to you.
If equipped with a button activator, when you join a WW then activate the code, you freeze the entire WW (except you) at the Course Vote.

NTSC-U
040EC638 60000000

PAL
040EC6D8 60000000

NTSC-J
040EC5F8 60000000

NTSC-K
040EC750 60000000

Code created by: kinopikovh65534vr

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  Freeze Everyone on Course Vote / Room Join [kinopikovh65534vr]
Posted by: Vega - 03-04-2018, 04:22 PM - Forum: Incomplete & Outdated Codes - Replies (3)

Freeze Everyone on Course Vote / Room Join [kinopikovh65534vr]

NOTE: Outdated by kinopikovh65534vr's better single line nop version

FC will be all zero's thus allowing the following events:
If you join an open room, you freeze everyone except you.
If you host an open room, whoever joins you, they freeze. Nothing happens to you.
If equipped with a button activator, when you join a WW then activate the code, you freeze the entire WW (except you) at the Course Vote.

NTSC-U
C20EC638 00000002
3BF00000 93E30AAA
60000000 00000000

PAL
C20EC6D8 00000002
3BF00000 93E30AAA
60000000 00000000

NTSC-J
C20EC5F8 00000002
3BF00000 93E30AAA
60000000 00000000

NTSC-K
C20EC750 00000002
3BF00000 93E30AAA
60000000 00000000

Code created by: kinopikovh65534vr

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  How to rip WBFS file from Disc onto USB stick
Posted by: Vega - 03-04-2018, 03:14 AM - Forum: HBC & General Wii Softmodding - Replies (1)

How to rip WBFS file from Disc onto USB stick

Requirements:
- Official disc of whatever game you want to rip
- USB Stick at least 4GB in size

Visit this page - https://sourceforge.net/projects/usbloadergx/
Click on the large green Download button. You will be navigated to a new web page (still on sourceforge.net). After a brief moment, the download will begin..

Extract the download. You will see a folder called 'apps'. Move the apps folder to the root of your SD card. The SD card must be in FAT32 format. Place SD into Wii.

Beginner's Guide (Windows & FAT32)

1. Plug USB into your computer. Backup any important files if desired. Format it to FAT32 (quick format will work). Eject USB
2. Plug USB into Wii. It must go into the correct port. That would be the BOTTOM port if your Wii is laying flat.
3. Power on your Wii if you haven't yet. Insert in your official Disc.
4. Launch HBC. Launch USB Loader GX. Click the double-gear icon on the bottom left.
5. Click Hard Drive settings. Scroll down to the very bottom and select - 'Sync FAT32 FS Info'
6. Click Back to exit Hard Drive settings, click Back again to go to Main Menu.
7. Click the Wii Remote Plus Button Icon on the bottom left.
8. A prompt will appear asking if you want to Install a Game, click Yes.
9. USB Loader will mount the Disc Drive and another prompt will appear asking if you want to Continue to install Game? Click Yes.
10. The game will begin to install to the USB drive. This is a lengthy process, can take as long as 20 minutes.
11. Once completed, some music will play for a quick second. USB loader GX will now say 'Successfully Installed'. Click OK.
12. You can now play your Game via USB loader now. However let's backup our ripped file for safekeeping.
13. Power off Wii, plug USB back into computer. You will see a new folder called wbfs. In that folder is another folder with the name and game ID of your game. Within that, is the WBFS file of the game you just ripped. The WBFS file we be named after the Game ID.
14. Move the WBFS file to a safe spot on your computer for backup. Congratz!

Here's a tutorial to add a WBFS file to a USB stick for whenever you decide to wipe the USB stick or you lose the USB stick - http://mkwii.com/showthread.php?tid=121

Advanced Guide (Linux & WBFS format)
This advanced guide assumes you already have Wiimm's WIT Tools installed and you are somewhat familiar with it.

1. Plug USB stick into computer.
2. sudo fdisk -l (USB stick listed at bottom, for this guide our USB stick is mounted as /dev/sdb1)
3. sudo umount /dev/sdb1 (umount not needed if USB has no partition table, ex: /dev/sdb appeared in the fdisk command)
4. sudo wwt format /dev/sdb --test (if no errors replace '--test' with '--force'
5. Remove USB from computer
6. Follow steps 2 to 12 from Beginner Guide (However, skip the part where you sync the FAT32 info, since the USB stick is in WBFS format)
7. Power off Wii, USB stick in Computer. Time to backup WBFS file for safekeeping
8. sudo wwt extract --auto XXXXYY --dest /path/to/desiredfolder (XXXXYY = Game ID of game you ripped)
example: sudo wwt extract --auto RMCE01 --dest /home/username/mygames
9. Congratz!

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  Beginner's Guide to add ISO/WBFS to USB Drive
Posted by: Vega - 03-04-2018, 02:12 AM - Forum: HBC & General Wii Softmodding - No Replies

Beginner's Guide to add ISO/WBFS to USB Drive

This guide is meant for the absolute beginner who has just softmodded their Wii and wants to add a ISO/WBFS file to their USB stick so they can play their games via a USB Loader app. The most common setup to play your Wii games via ISO/WBFS, is to have your all your HBC apps on your SD card while having your ISO/WBFS files on your USB stick.

Requirements:
- SD card that you already use that works for HBC
- USB Stick at least 4GB in size

- Softmodded Wii (Guide - https://mkwii.com/showthread.php?tid=1614)
- WBFS or ISO file of game that you are wanting to add to the USB

Visit this page - https://sourceforge.net/projects/usbloadergx/
Click on the large green Download button. You will be navigated to a new web page (still on sourceforge.net). After a brief moment, the download will begin..

Extract the download. You will see a folder called 'apps'. Move the apps folder to the root of your SD card. The SD card must be in FAT32 format. Place SD into Wii.



1. Insert your USB stick into your Computer.
2. Format the USB stick to FAT32 (Quick format will work)

NOTE if you use Linux and need to format a USB to FAT32: There is a program called 'gparted'. Simply google gparted FAT32, and you will find plenty of guides to format the USB.

3. Make a folder on the USB called "wbfs" (without the quotations)
4. Now we will make a folder within the wbfs folder. The name of this folder varies depending on the title and game ID of your game. For demo purposes we will use the American MKW game (game ID of RMCE01)
5. Within the wbfs folder, make the folder called - "MarioKartWii [RMCE01]" (without quotations)
6. The title of the game (no spaces) goes first, then the game ID within the brackets.
7. If your game is already in .wbfs format. We can simple drag and drop our American MKW game into the "MarioKartWii [RMCE01]" folder. If your game is in .iso format, please see further below for solution.
8. Once the .wbfs file has been added to the USB we need to rename it to match its game ID, so for this guide we rename the wbfs file to RMCE01.wbfs
9. Eject your USB. Now you must plug in your USB stick into the correct port. If your Wii is laying flat, this would be the BOTTOM port.
10. Launch HBC, launch USB Loader GX. You will see your game listed on the main menu. Select and launch it. Congratz.



If your game is in .iso format read this:
You will need WIT Tools to change the iso to a wbfs file. Download WIT Tools https://wit.wiimm.de/download.html

For help installing WIT Tools, view this thread HERE

If you are on Windows:
1. Once the tools are installed, there is a new Wiimm folder within your Program Files (x86) folder of your C Drive. Within that Wiimm folder, is a folder called WIT. Drag your ISO file into that WIT folder.
2. Open up cmd/command prompt
3. Type this: cd C:\Program Files (x86)\wiimm\wit
4. Now type this: wit copy nameofyourISO.iso newnameofyourISO.wbfs
5. And that's it you have made a copy of your game in the better wbfs format. Now you can complete the rest of the guide.

If you are on Linux:
1. Once the tools are installed. Open a terminal in the directory where your iso file is located.
2. wit copy nameofyourISO.iso newnameofyourISO.wbfs
3. And that's it you have made a copy of your game in the better wbfs format. Now you can complete the rest of the guide.

Troubleshooting:
If you get a black screen when attempting to boot your WBFS via USB Loader, there's a few reasons why this could happen:
1. Your USB stick is corrupted or near the end of its life. Reformat it to FAT32 (Do a FULL format, will take awhile)
2. Your WBFS file is corrupted, this could be because you possess a corrupt file of your game, or you simply pulled your USB stick out of your computer without properly right clicking on it and selecting Eject.
3. Your SD card containing your USB loader app is bad, reformat it.

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  Controller Input Limitations
Posted by: Vega - 03-01-2018, 09:32 PM - Forum: Non-Hacking MKW Threads - Replies (1)

Not all controllers are created equally. Here are the values of each controller when holding the analog stick in the right+up position.

GCN: (Right 7, Up 1)
Classic: (Right 7, Up 1)
Wii Chuck: (Right 7, Up 4)
Wii Wheel: (Right 7, Up 7)

The Wii Wheel by far has the best diagonal inputs. This allows for a much higher advantage for taking SC's, charging MT's, etc. However, due to the fact of the difficulty to master the Wheel, Chuck is the best option. It is easy enough to learn and be consistent with while having the 2nd best diagonal inputs.


NOTE: Values for the Wii U (Wii compatible) Fight Pad controller are unknown.

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  Country Codes
Posted by: Vega - 02-28-2018, 11:49 PM - Forum: Resources and References - No Replies

Here's a list of country codes (in decimal value) for use with something like the Any Region Changer HBC application. If you are using these for the Any Region Changer ocarina code, remember to convert these to Hex.

0: Error
1: Japan 
2: Error
3: Error
4: Error
5: Error
6: Error
7: Error
8: Anguilla
9: Antigua and Barbuda
10: Argentina
11: Aruba
12: Bahamas
13: Barbados
14: Belize
15: Bolivia
16: Brazil
17: British Virgin Islands
18: Canada
19: Cayman Islands
20: Chile
21: Colombia
22: Costa Rica
23: Dominica
24: Dominican Republic
25: Ecuador
26: El Salvador
27: French Guiana
28: Grenada
29: Guadeloupe
30: Guatemala
31: Guyana
32: Haiti
33: Honduras
34: Jamaica
35: Martinique
36: Mexico
37: Montserrat
38: Netherlands Antilles
39: Nicaragua
40: Panama
41: Paraguay
42: Peru
43: St. Kitts and Nevis
44: St. Lucia
45: St. Vincent and the Grenadines
46: Suriname
47: Trinidad and Tobago
48: Turks and Caicos Islands
49: United States
50: Uruguay
51: US Virgin Islands
52: Venezuela
53: Error
54: Error
55: Error
56: Error
57: Error
58: Error
59: Error
60: Error
61: Error
62: Error
63: Error
64: Albania
65: Australia
66: Austria
67: Belgium
68: Bosnia and Herzegovina
69: Botswana
70: Bulgaria
71: Croatia
72: Cyprus
73: Czech Republic
74: Denmark
75: Estonia
76: Finland
77: France
78: Germany
79: Greece
80: Hungary
81: Iceland
82: Ireland
83: Italy
84: Latvia
85: Lesotho
86: Liechtenstein
87: Lithuania
88: Luxembourg
89: F.Y.R. of Macedonia
90: Malta
91: Montenegro
92: Mozambique
93: Namibia
94: Netherlands
95: New Zealand
96: Norway
97: Poland
98: Portugal
99: Romania
100: Russia
101: Serbia
102: Slovakia
103: Slovenia
104: South Africa
105: Spain
106: Swaziland
107: Sweden
108: Switzerland
109: Turkey
110: United Kingdom
111: Zambia
112: Zimbabwe
113: Azerbaijan
114: Mauritania
115: Mali
116: Niger
117: Chad
118: Sudan
119: Eritrea
120: Djibouti
121: Somalia
122: Error
123: Error
124: Error
125: Error
126: Error
127: Error
128: Taiwan
129: Error
130: Error
131: Error
132: Error
133: Error
134: Error
135: Error
136: South Korea
137: Error
138: Error
139: Error
140: Error
141: Error
142: Error
143: Error
144: Hong Kong
145: Macao
146: Error
147: Error
148: Error
149: Error
150: Error
151: Error
152: Indonesia
153: Singapore
154: Thailand
155: Philippines
156: Malaysia
157: Error
158: Error
159: Error
160: China
161: Error
162: Error
163: Error
164: Error
165: Error
166: Error
167: Error
168: U.A.E.
169: India
170: Egypt
171: Oman
172: Qatar
173: Kuwait
174: Saudi Arabia
175: Syria
176: Bahrain
177: Jordan
178: Error
179: Error
180: Error
181: Error
182: Error
183: Error
184: Error
185: Error
186: Error
187: Error
188: Error
189: Error
190: Error
191: Error
192: Error
193: Error
194: Error
195: Error
196: Error
197: Error
198: Error
199: Error
200: Error
201: Error
202: Error
203: Error
204: Error
205: Error
206: Error
207: Error
208: Error
209: Error
210: Error
211: Error
212: Error
213: Error
214: Error
215: Error
216: Error
217: Error
218: Error
219: Error
220: Error
221: Error
222: Error
223: Error
224: Error
225: Error
226: Error
227: Error
228: Error
229: Error
230: Error
231: Error
232: Error
233: Error
234: Error
235: Error
236: Error
237: Error
238: Error
239: Error
240: Error
241: Error
242: Error
243: Error
244: Error
245: Error
246: Error
247: Error
248: Error
249: Error
250: Error
251: Error
252: Error
253: Error
254: Error
255: Error

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  Chinese Top Tens
Posted by: Vega - 02-28-2018, 07:34 PM - Forum: Non-Hacking MKW Threads - Replies (22)

For any questions, please read FAQ on 3rd post.

Luigi Circuit

1. 1:18.175 [Image: cn.png] Big
2. 1:20.850 [Image: cn.png] Sosa
3. 1:22.092 [Image: cn.png] *CLOVER*
4. 1:23.275 [Image: cn.png] Pluto
5. 1:23.767 [Image: cn.png] Freefight
6. 1:27.024 [Image: cn.png] HHH
7. 1:27.131 [Image: cn.png] Morior
8. 1:27.202 [Image: cn.png] Horizon
9. 1:27.841 [Image: cn.png] 烧鲶拓也
10. 2:55.791 [Image: cn.png] DC107

Moo Moo Meadows (INCOMPLETE)

1. 1:24.002 [Image: cn.png] Rainbow
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Mushroom Gorge (INCOMPLETE)

1. 1:56.668 [Image: cn.png] Song
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Toad's Factory (INCOMPLETE)

1. 2:03.932 [Image: cn.png] Big
2. 2:09.752 [Image: cn.png] Sosa
3. 2:16.543 [Image: cn.png] (unable to get player info)
4. 2:28.238 [Image: cn.png] (unable to get player info)
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Mario Circuit

1. 1:30.341 [Image: cn.png] Blue
2. 1:36.366 [Image: cn.png] Sosa
3. 1:42.770 [Image: cn.png] Lemon
4. 1:44.153 [Image: cn.png] Subway
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Coconut Mall

1. 2:10.287 [Image: cn.png] Blue
2. 2:30.760 [Image: cn.png] Above
3. 2:36.540 [Image: cn.png] Horizon
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DK's Snowboard Cross

1. 2:12.723 [Image: cn.png] Hope
2. 2:16.215 [Image: cn.png] iQue-2
3. 2:31.931 [Image: cn.png] Palm
4. 2:38.255 [Image: cn.png] Sand
5. 3:54.719 [Image: cn.png] Freefight
6. 4:53.407 [Image: cn.png] Butcher
7. 6:01.972 [Image: cn.png] Player (no name)
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Wario's Gold Mine

1. 2:01.258 [Image: cn.png] Wave
2. 2:24.397 [Image: cn.png] Endeavor
3. 2:30.006 [Image: cn.png] Trefoil
4. 4:30.675 [Image: cn.png] Freefight
5. 4:57.883 [Image: cn.png] Butcher
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Daisy Circuit

1. 1:39.913 [Image: cn.png] Rainbow
2. 1:50.398 [Image: cn.png] Visitor
3. 1:53.764 [Image: cn.png] Pluto
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Koopa Cape

1. 2:38.644 [Image: cn.png] Apple
2. 2:51.496 [Image: cn.png] Dandy
3. 3:03.510 [Image: cn.png] Reply
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Maple Treeway

1. 2:32.934 [Image: cn.png] Course
2. 2:52.352 [Image: cn.png] Mist
3. 3:07.737 [Image: cn.png] Cosmos
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Grumble Volcano

1. 2:06.727 [Image: cn.png] Song
2. 2:28.045 [Image: cn.png] Buffalo
3. 2:37.270 [Image: cn.png] Breezy
4. 4:16.093 [Image: cn.png] iQue-2
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Dry Dry Ruins

1. 2:10.868 [Image: cn.png] Wave
2. 2:26.054 [Image: cn.png] Sand
3. 2:35.943 [Image: cn.png] Lemon
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Moonview Highway

1. 1:56.974 [Image: cn.png] Hope
2. 2:12.167 [Image: cn.png] Above
3. 2:14.819 [Image: cn.png] Breezy
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Bowser's Castle

1. 2:37.944 [Image: cn.png] Big
2. 3:02.804 [Image: cn.png] Subway
3. 3:06.221 [Image: cn.png] Palm
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Rainbow Road

1. 2:41.872 [Image: cn.png] Rainbow
2. 3:05.419 [Image: cn.png] Endeavor
3. 3:19.950 [Image: cn.png] Reply
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  Hack VR [XeR]
Posted by: Vega - 02-26-2018, 08:03 PM - Forum: Online Non-Item - Replies (1)

Hack VR [XeR]

Simple standard VR Hack. Works on all Licenses. You must do one online race for the VR to be updated on your profile.

NTSC-U
C2619048 00000002
3800XXXX B0039018
A0039018 00000000

PAL
C264C35C 00000002
3800XXXX B0039018
A0039018 00000000

NTSC-J
C264B9C8 00000002
3800XXXX B0039018
A0039018 00000000

NTSC-K
C263A674 00000002
3800XXXX B0039018
A0039018 00000000

XXXX = VR in Hex
270F = 9999VR

Code creator: XeR

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  About Purgatory
Posted by: Vega - 02-25-2018, 02:43 AM - Forum: Purgatory - No Replies

About Purgatory

Any thread that is locked and we (the staff and I) are not sure whether or not to keep it archived in it's original sub-forum, will be placed in here.

If thread(s) have had many posts, they will never be deleted (to keep users' post counts from being drained down). If that's not the case, then the thread(s) could be deleted after residing in here for some time.

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  About Wiimm's Tools
Posted by: Vega - 02-24-2018, 12:06 AM - Forum: Wiimm's Tools - Replies (3)

Wiimm's Tools

Wiimm's Tools is a program for manipulating Wii games and contents/parts within Wii games. It is split up into two major categories. WIT Tools and SZS Tools.

WIT Tools is the utility for manipulating whole ISO's/WBFS's/etc. You can extract, build, patch, edit ISOs/WBFSs. You can also use WIT Tools to format USB sticks in WBFS format and add ISOs/WBFSs to USB sticks. WIT Tools is meant to replace WBFS Manager, Wii Scrubber, & Wii Backup Manager.

SZS Tools is the utility for manipulating extracted contents/parts of ISO's/WBFS's. It is a popular tool for editing MKW's main.dol and StaticR.rel files. SZS Tools can also manipulate other file types such as .szs, .brres, .img, etc. Basically, you use WIT to extract and ISO, then use SZS to edit the parts, and use WIT again to rebuild the ISO.

The tools are purely command-based. There is no fancy, noob-friendly GUI. Windows uses the Tools via cmd/command prompt. With Linux, you just use your standard terminal screen.

Both major toolsets come with a set of command interfaces. WIT Tools comes with WIT command and WWT command. WIT is for any manipulation for ISOs/WBFSs while WWT is the command interface for WBFS USB drives, and adding ISOs/WBFSs to USB's.

There are many command interfaces that come with SZS Tools. The most popular one is WSTRT (used for main.dol and StaticR.rel manipulation). Theres other command interfaces such as WSZST, WBMGT, etc etc.

In this forum, I have provided download links, installation help, and command cheat sheets. It is expected you have some sort of intuition to figure out how to get started using the Tools. It is too difficult to post full fledge tutorials that include every itty bitty detail. Most users would be on Windows and I don't use Windows, so me writing Windows tutorials probably wouldn't be the most sufficient. I figured the cheat sheets would be perfect once you know how to utilize the basics of the tools.

If you still have some questions/concerns, post them here or go to WIT/SZS Tools Homepages (links provided below)

WIT Home Page - https://wit.wiimm.de
SZS Home Page - https://szs.wiimm.de

Some users will still not want to adapt away from archaic programs (WBFS manager, Wii Scrubber, SZS Modifier, etc). Those old programs are glitchy, out-of-date, can corrupt ISOs, etc etc. For example here are a list of reasons why you shouldn't be using WiiScrubber over Wiimm's Tools

- WiiScrubber hasn't been updated since 2010, it only works for Windows (unless you're running Wine emulation) while WIT/SZS (still being updated in 2020) has versions for both Linux & Windows
- WiiScrubber can corrupt ISOs
- WiiScrubber only allows ISO edits within its GUI program. WIT allows you make edits using your OS's own desktop/window manager/etc.
- Can't open WBFS files with WiiScrubber, must convert to ISO no matter what
- Can't replace/edit most parts to an already wiimmfi-patched ISO
- There's no options in WiiScrubber to check if main.dol/StaticR.rel are clean/original
- In some cases replacing too much items will cause WiiScrubber to not allow you to save changes because the ISO file size was altered too much.

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