I might just end up being an addon creator, but as of now I'm inept at all computer languages and would be more of a burden than i would be helpful.
don't ever call yourself a burden plox
I actually have fun teaching python to others who want to help
never make development a "oh god I don't want to work on this today" kind of thing (talking from personal experiences)
lol when things get that bad, I just call a break on it and come back to it later.
I have too much fun doing what many people tell me I can't do to quit working on this
not only that, but I have too much of a drive with too many projects I need this thing for,
so you can expect I'll be working on this for a long time.
JohnTravolski
about support...
this is actually one of the current problems I'm facing I'd like to overturn, which was the initial reason for developing the 3.0 formatting interface, which still has yet to be ported to this current version.
I don't recall saying WiiU wouldn't be supported, although I do recall saying something about playing ISOs on WiiU may not be possible...
nah if I can support something, I will...
UMC already has a more supportive interface than any C program out there.
(though it still has it's limits as the backend still holds raw python values which rely on C-standard value-types)
^ I'm looking into making this limitless to hold something as unreasonable as a 1024-byte IEEE754 float value
but again, all support will have to be extended to support UMC's soon to be extendable backend.
(it's extendable now, but changes need to be made to accomidate for previous versions)
^ the SES format is currently more hassle than it's worth, which is the reason for indirect SESv2 which relies on the API.
all of the support relies on modifications to both the API and the SES format.
(by SESv2 the support will be entirely on the API)