a different approach?

[swampertdude]

ok, so i just got done reading this thread http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?t=256213

i think that the approach that you guys were taking was wrong, rather than editing the game, we should write a server script and launch the script on a dedicated server, then set up the connections so that the server can be accessed from the outside internet. then, you would just reroute your wii's internet settings (im looking at you, DNS) and tell it to connect to this dedicated server instead of the regular wifi servers.

and if you dont think this will work, google a program called sendpkm, it does something similar to this that allows you to send custom pokemon from your pc to a legit retail copy of any of the 4th gen pokemon games. and it can be used either on local intranet OR a modified script can be used for outside internet traffic.

thats my approach to it, it seems more logical than having to edit an iso, seeing as it is rather simple to edit wifi settings

please et me know if this is a good idea and approach to the wifi problem

 

[Zatchiel]

For some reason, this looks as if it should be in the Workshop General? .-.
I'll request it be moved with your word.

 

[RESET Vao]

If this can be done... I'll die happy.

 

[swampertdude]

well, i thought it pertained to this forum but if you want to move it then go ahead, but basically what im saying is we need to make a script hat will basically emulate an official wfc brawl server. it seems much more possible this way rather than hacking a brawl iso, seeing as not everyone has modchips in their wii or the usb loader/external hdd setup

if this could be done with pokemon in a basic way, then why not every other wfc compatible game?

inb4 too much basic

 

[Zatchiel]

Err, this seems more like emulators and whatnot, so i'll request it be moved now.