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I haven't tested that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work, assuming you have set your wii up to read burned discs
is your drive formatted as fat32? Cause if it is then it won't be able to store files larger than 4GB. When choosing where to save the ISO in BrawlBuilder, change the format from ISO to WBFS. Then BrawlBuilder will ask if you want to split the files into 4GB chunks. Do that, and you should get two files. Copy both of them to the USB and you should be good to go.
Create a version of P:M (or whatever) with more characters then use the tool to make it an ISO and see if it works?
No, not at the moment. I might come back to this one day when I have some free time and feel like it and see if I can make it work. Alternatively anyone that knows how gecko codes work can mess with the CodePatches.txt file in the BrawlBuilder's resources folder and see if they can get it to work. I just use Dolphin's debug mode to try to figure out what codes in the gct are causing problems and then create patches and add them to the CodePatches.txt file. So far I haven't been able to figure out exactly what codes Legacy is using that cause problems.
I changed the format to WBFS and I selected yes to make two files but it didn't make two files just one and that one didn't work either. Do I need the GCT file and the PM mod thing in the second option down in the BrawlBuilder menu? Also what is that is that just the PM files or something completely different? And is this program only for making ISOs that run project m from launch or can I run brawl from launch then Project M with an ISO I've made?
This didn't work either.
Using wii backup manager definately should have worked if the first method didn't... How big is the file that BrawlBuilder is making? Also I don't understand what you are asking... This program makes an ISO with Project M (or whatever other mod) built in. To do this you have to select the folder with the mod files, as well as a gct containing all the codes used by the mod (if it has one). If you want a plain Brawl ISO, well.. you already have one, I mean you need one for this program to work, so what are you trying to do?
creat your drive as fat 32 with 64kb cluster size, simply use wii back up manager to transfer the file to your fat32 drive, wii back up manager will transfer it, you wont have to split the original iso. try it, this is the way i have always done, just did one last night.
but how do i build a pm with more characters?
I don't know, that's way off topic, this tool doesn't magically add more characters for you. First figure out how to customize your P:M build with more characters, just using regular PM with an SD card. If you get that working, then you can try using this tool to create an ISO if that's what you want. But please stop asking off topic questions in this thread. If you have tried looking for an answer and still cant find anything, then make a new thread, you're more likely to get help that way.
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?)but I have some problems:
That option wont affect any alternate stage files. Does it work if you don't remove subspace? You are pressing and holding L as the stage loads?
ok so its actualyy not working neither with the normal version and without the subspace emmisary, and yeah i tried all combinations, im pressing L and nope, no alternate stages.
Doesn't Work With Project M EX either its fine thoughHi all, this started as a little project to make a GUI version of all those Brawl ISO mod builder scripts floating around, but when I found out Project M 3.6 and beyond don't really work right, I started to look into why that is, and attempted to fix it. There is definitely still work to do on this, but I'm releasing it because I've been working on it for quite a while and it now mostly works
Anyway, without further ado, I announce,
BrawlBuilder - The Ultimate SSBB ISO Builder
Screenshot:
So, this is BrawlBuilder, a GUI to build modded Brawl ISO images. It is compatible with many Brawl mods, though definitely not all. It for sure works with all version of Project M (yes, even 3.6), and even some custom builds, such as Psycho Ghost's 3.6 build. (Legacy M 1.21, however, is not currently working).
The main selling point of this, imo, is that it works with alternate stages, as well as the replacement soundbank engine. That means that any .sawnd files you have in your sfx folder will work properly, as well as any alternate stages you have! Amazing!
Also, there are a few extras features included, free of charge! You can remove the Subspace Emissary from the output image, reducing the size by a few GB. You can also change the game ID and title, as well as specify a custom banner file.
Unfortunately it's not all good news, there are currently some problems. Any mods that make use of BrawlEx don't seem to run (I don't know for sure that it is BrawlEx causing the problems, just a guess). That means recent versions of Brawl- don't currently work, although I am working on it. Also, like I said, not all Project M builds work. Legacy M, for example, does not. Hopefully this can be fixed in the future.
Anyway, I guess I should give you all a download link. Oh also, I suppose I should mention that this is all open source. Yay!
Downloads:
Releases: https://github.com/mogzol/BrawlBuilder/releases
Source code, credits, and additional info: https://github.com/mogzol/BrawlBuilder
IMPORTANT INFO: Some people are having issues with this right now. The most common culprit seems to be unclean Brawl rips that wit doesn't like. You can verify your ISO by using something like this to calculate the sha1 and md5 hashes, which should match one of the sets of hashes on the bottom of this page. If they don't then you should try re-ripping, or re-obtaining your Brawl ISO. Additionally, as of version 1.1, you can launch BrawlBuilder with the --show-wit-debug option to view the actual wit windows, and keep them open after wit exits. This can be very helpful if something is going wrong and you can't figure out why.
And that is pretty much it. This is my first time releasing anything on these forums, so any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Sounds like it could be a problem with your brawl image. You should check that the checksums for the image match one of the known good brawl dumps, you can read the "important note" at the bottom of my first post for more info.
Did you download the source instead of the release by accident? https://github.com/mogzol/BrawlBuilder/releases
Do you think there will be a way to build an ISO of Legacy XP or Smash Bros. Infinite?Hi all, this started as a little project to make a GUI version of all those Brawl ISO mod builder scripts floating around, but when I found out Project M 3.6 and beyond don't really work right, I started to look into why that is, and attempted to fix it. There is definitely still work to do on this, but I'm releasing it because I've been working on it for quite a while and it now mostly works
Anyway, without further ado, I announce,
BrawlBuilder - The Ultimate SSBB ISO Builder
Screenshot:
So, this is BrawlBuilder, a GUI to build modded Brawl ISO images. It is compatible with many Brawl mods, though definitely not all. It for sure works with all version of Project M (yes, even 3.6), and even some custom builds, such as Psycho Ghost's 3.6 build. (Legacy M 1.21, however, is not currently working).
The main selling point of this, imo, is that it works with alternate stages, as well as the replacement soundbank engine. That means that any .sawnd files you have in your sfx folder will work properly, as well as any alternate stages you have! Amazing!
Also, there are a few extras features included, free of charge! You can remove the Subspace Emissary from the output image, reducing the size by a few GB. You can also change the game ID and title, as well as specify a custom banner file.
Unfortunately it's not all good news, there are currently some problems. Any mods that make use of BrawlEx don't seem to run (I don't know for sure that it is BrawlEx causing the problems, just a guess). That means recent versions of Brawl- don't currently work, although I am working on it. Also, like I said, not all Project M builds work. Legacy M, for example, does not. Hopefully this can be fixed in the future.
Anyway, I guess I should give you all a download link. Oh also, I suppose I should mention that this is all open source. Yay!
Downloads:
Releases: https://github.com/mogzol/BrawlBuilder/releases
Source code, credits, and additional info: https://github.com/mogzol/BrawlBuilder
IMPORTANT INFO: Some people are having issues with this right now. The most common culprit seems to be unclean Brawl rips that wit doesn't like. You can verify your ISO by using something like this to calculate the sha1 and md5 hashes, which should match one of the sets of hashes on the bottom of this page. If they don't then you should try re-ripping, or re-obtaining your Brawl ISO. Additionally, as of version 1.1, you can launch BrawlBuilder with the --show-wit-debug option to view the actual wit windows, and keep them open after wit exits. This can be very helpful if something is going wrong and you can't figure out why.
And that is pretty much it. This is my first time releasing anything on these forums, so any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
