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#Installing wii vc wads install#
#Installing wii vc wads Patch#
#Installing wii vc wads ps2#
#Installing wii vc wads download#
#Installing wii vc wads windows#

With HBC and Larrylje's patched IOS60 installed. I am currently on 4.2, having updated using the Safe 4.2 Updater available here: I, too, am having trouble moving and playing WADs from my SD card, same as Oldman111 above. Please remember to read the instructions, and be careful! Good luck! You'll find versions for all firmwares and regions here.

#Installing wii vc wads Patch#

Just use Startpatch and you can patch the Wii to allow any region channels to run, among other things. been learning all this myself lately and your right- information is out dated usually.Ĭlick to expand.It is indeed possible to play NTSC WADs on a UK Wii with >=4.0 FW.

#Installing wii vc wads ps2#

if you goto channels from the options you can pick the game you want to move to the SD card in a fashion much like working with saved files off an PS2 memory card. you go into menu options> data management and it tells you how much system memory (blocks) you have left.

Once its done it becomes a channel on your wii menu.

#Installing wii vc wads install#

You will load WAD manager thru homebrew channel and then pick the WAD u want to install from there. Your WAD files will go in the WAD folder. The folder name is what you will see when you load it thru Homebrew Channel. rename the file to boot.dol and have it in a folder called WAD manager.

#Installing wii vc wads download#

Download that WAD Manager (version 1.5 is the newest i think) and put it in the APPS folder. Create a APPS folder and a WAD folder and put it on the SD card. Wiikey has nothing to do with this part of modding your wii.įrom there you need the SD card (formatted at FAT32). There is a good softmod tutorial thread here you can search for. Basically you need to pick one of the multiple ways to get the Homebrew Channel installed.

Exit the WAD Manager and navigate back to the Wii’s Home Menu.For channel games (WADs, WiiWare, Virtual Console, VC, whatever else they are called) you will need to softmod.

Open the WAD manager of your choice and install the WAD following the WAD Manager’s instructions.

Power on your Wii and go to the Homebrew Channel.

Once the transfer is complete, safely eject the SD card and re-insert it into the Wii console.

By default, the WAD is generated in the same directory as the gzinjectGUI application.

Inside the wads directory, drag and drop the WAD we generated in the last step.

Open the wads directory you’ve just created.

Using the SD card adapter, open up File Explorer and navigate to the SD card.

Optionally give the file a Channel ID and Channel Title, then click “Generate WAD.”.

Under “Donor WAD (Vanilla OOT),” drag and drop or navigate to your Ocarina of Time WAD file.

The compressed ROM’s filename will end with -comp. By default, this file is in the directory %USERPROFILE%\Documents\OoTRandomizer.

Under “Compressed ROM (32MB),” drag and drop or navigate to the compressed Ocarina of Time randomized ROM that was generated above.

#Installing wii vc wads windows#

If Windows shows a protection message, click “More info” and then “Run anyway.”

Extract gzinjectGUI and open gzinjectGUI.exe.

Under “Base Rom,” select your version 1.0 Ocarina of Time ROM.

Change the options as you desire, making sure to select the “Compress patched Rom” option.

Install the randomizer executable, then open OoT Randomizer.

This example uses the Windows installer method from AmazingAmpharos. Generating your Ocarina of Time randomizer ROM

A GUI of krimtonz’ gzinject, called gzinjectGUI.

An Ocarina of Time ROM, version 1.0 in USA/NTSC format.

An Ocarina of Time WAD in USA/NTSC format.

The Ocarina of Time Randomizer of your choice, either the original from AmazingAmpharos, or TestRunner’s build.

The instructions below assume that you already have the following: This website is not endorsed by or affiliated with Nintendo in any way.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is the trademark and copyright of Nintendo. Use the following information at your own risk. All information in this tutorial is provided “as is”, with no guarantee of completeness or accuracy.

Please obtain files in a legitimate manner and support the original developers wherever possible. Installing WADs to your device can be dangerous. I assume no risk or responsibility arising from the tutorial outlined below.

Here’s the process I followed to inject an Ocarina of Time Randomizer ROM into a Wii Virtual Console WAD. I wanted to load one onto my Wii’s Virtual Console but was having issues getting the injected WAD to load. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time randomizers are taking the speedrunning community by storm.