Okay, so I have a sawndz file and i have all my files (the sawndz program the smashbrossoundbrsar and even the sawndz file that i want to insert) in the same folder ( private > wii > app > RSBE > pf > sound ) and i click insert sawnd and choose the sawnd file to add. in the sawndz program a little box pops up with text showing what processes are happening for a brief moment and then it says "done" and closes. After that I go to play and the deed hasn't been "done." I still have the same sounds as before. Wat am i doing wrong? I have the newest version of sawndz, i use riivolution, and this is all on a 2gb sd card. Please help. I'm new to sawndz and i got my first sfx file from brawl vault and it was an already made sawndz file. I've looked everywhere and all i keep seeing is "click insert sawnd" and that's what i did.
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How to use sawndz?
- Thread starter BobbyBoy
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GP&B
Ike 'n' Ike
It's File Replacement Code 3.0. PW had tried working on FPC 4.0, but it's very buggy.
GP&B
Ike 'n' Ike
Use Riivolution to replace the .brsar in-game.
Okay so while the program was making the new ISO with some codes altered, I went to look for some textures to change (because i had previously gotten ike's to work) and after trying every directory i had texture codes in i finally found the right one (i really should delete all of the extra failed ones) and the directory that works is brawlmods/textures/fighter/character/ Should I make a "sound" folder in brawlmods or anywhere else? cause i know there's gotta be a way to replace sfx with riivolution. that's the specific reason i switched from gecko os to riivolution, because i saw people saying gecko os doesn't support sfx replacement. Btw thanks for your replies they really do help
oh and the whole ISO talk was because i tried creating an iso with the codes altered. i didn't test it out yet but it seems like much more of a hassle. how exactly do i use riivolution to make it replace the .brsar in-game? i made a directory brawlmods/sound and put the brsar in there. i don't know if that's what i was supposed to do though it was just me guessing. but it didn't work
My file replacement tool makes it easier to work with Riivolution. Just dump your files on your sd card/USB drive in any order or name you want. Then use the program to select what you want to replace, simple view lists the characters/stages/music in english, and it's easy to find smashbros_sound.brsar under the all files tab and select your custom one. Then you just save it as a riivolution .xml file in your riivolution folder.
You can get it from brawl vault http://forums.kc-mm.com/Gallery/BrawlView.php?Number=24955
You can get it from brawl vault http://forums.kc-mm.com/Gallery/BrawlView.php?Number=24955
Hey thanks for the reply agoaj. I downloaded your program and it really looks useful. Are there any guides on it? It does look easy to use it's just that I'm kind of new so I still need a little help. I see the way it replaces files is awesome. It only targets that certain type of file that you want to change when you select the browse button to find the replacement file. That way no mistakes can be made. Convenient! I've gotten used to the whole file replacement deal with textures before, but this just makes it easier. I hope I can get the sfx files working with this too. That was what I was having trouble with originally.
I have a few questions though.
1). I've noted that in the riivolution folder before i add the custom xml created by your program there's already two xml files in there. One named "SSBBtemplate" and "modlauncher" can I just keep these two files in there along with my custom xml? I've read another post saying that riivolution allows you to select which xml file to use when booting, so if that's the case, that's awesome.
2). You stated that I had to dump my files onto my sd card. This is essential, right? Cause if the files aren't in my sd as well, the xml won't be able to direct riivolution to use them right? So it's best to add the files to the sd before adding anything to the xml file. So it's certain that it's directing to the right files right? (alot of rights lol)
3). I'm using a 4gb sd to test this out. Is that okay?
Thanks(:
I have a few questions though.
1). I've noted that in the riivolution folder before i add the custom xml created by your program there's already two xml files in there. One named "SSBBtemplate" and "modlauncher" can I just keep these two files in there along with my custom xml? I've read another post saying that riivolution allows you to select which xml file to use when booting, so if that's the case, that's awesome.
2). You stated that I had to dump my files onto my sd card. This is essential, right? Cause if the files aren't in my sd as well, the xml won't be able to direct riivolution to use them right? So it's best to add the files to the sd before adding anything to the xml file. So it's certain that it's directing to the right files right? (alot of rights lol)
3). I'm using a 4gb sd to test this out. Is that okay?
Thanks(:
Yes, you can pick and choose which one to use, I think you can even use multiple! The xml file created by the program has an on/off switch you can flip in Riivolution if you want to load something else. Those other XML files are for easily using your normal gecko code setup where everything is in the right folders with the right names.
Yes, if you set it up for a bunch of stuff on your C drive, none of it's going to be there when Riivolution is running on your Wii.
Yes, Riivolution supports SDHC cards.