Wii GCA Inject: PM on Wii U with Gamecube Adapter (beta)

[wilm0x42]

Hello, Smashboards!

Today, I present to you:
Wii GCA Inject, a hack which will finally allow you to use gamecube controllers in Brawl/PM, through the official Wii U Gamecube Controller Adapter. I've been silently developing this for about a year, until my cover was blown, causing me to come out of hiding, after years of lurking.

Let me know how it worked for you! :D

Features:

• Seamlessly replaces behaviour of original gamecube controller ports.
  
• Supports hotplugging of adapters. (Please, for the love of heck, don't try plugging in two adapters at once...)
• Works on vanilla Brawl, Project M (and smashladder edition), and probably most other mods!

Known bugs:

• PM debug mode doesn't work; this is because of the way the debug
  codes get button input, and is not likely to be fixed any time soon. (If ever)
• Around the time of the first match in any particular play session, the game
  usually lags for up to a second or two. I haven't confirmed the cause of this
  bug, or even if it's affecting anyone but me. (Again, this is a beta)

Download / "where's the gecko code?"

NOTE: The current beta only works with a physical disc, when launched from Gecko OS. A GCT version is in the works, and already mostly functional. This post will be updated as soon as it's ready. Still tracking down USB loader bugs!

Download link: v0.1 (beta)
Source code repo: https://github.com/wilm0x42/wii-gc-adapter-inject

This hack doesn't use a gecko code yet!
Rather, I've implemented this in the form of a GPF. This means that you can use this with other hacks (PM) without editing the GCT. It also means that you can install it with a single copy/paste.

If you're curious about the technical details of the seemingly forgotten GPF format, check out the documentation I made.​

Btw, Huge thanks to the hackers around here! You may not have realized it, but you (among others) pretty much mentored me throughout this entire hacking endeavor. :D

(P.S. Since this is my first thread, I naturally have to say that I'm eternally sorry if this is the wrong forum.)

 

[squeakyboots13]

Huge thank you for making this! This is very helpful for people like me who use their Wii U more than their original Wii.

I've used this patch with vanilla Brawl and it works perfectly but I am having issues getting Project M to load properly with Gecko OS. I tried using a clean install of PM 3.6 with the patch and Gecko OS folders added in but when I try launching the game with Gecko OS, it seems like it loads the GCT codeset and the controller patch but it doesn't load the custom game files that are in the projectm folder. This results in the game loading glitchy vanilla Brawl menus and the game crashing when attempting to start a match. I'm not sure what the issue is on my end since it seems like you were able to get Project M to load with this patch.

I'm using Gecko OS 1931 which is the newest version and using the Homebrew Channel to load everything.

 

[wilm0x42]

Huge thank you for making this! This is very helpful for people like me who use their Wii U more than their original Wii.

I've used this patch with vanilla Brawl and it works perfectly but I am having issues getting Project M to load properly with Gecko OS. I tried using a clean install of PM 3.6 with the patch and Gecko OS folders added in but when I try launching the game with Gecko OS, it seems like it loads the GCT codeset and the controller patch but it doesn't load the custom game files that are in the projectm folder. This results in the game loading glitchy vanilla Brawl menus and the game crashing when attempting to start a match. I'm not sure what the issue is on my end since it seems like you were able to get Project M to load with this patch.

I'm using Gecko OS 1931 which is the newest version and using the Homebrew Channel to load everything.

What kind of SD card are you using? I don't know for sure, but I'm pretty sure Project M's file patching code only works on 2GB cards. (That is, it's not compatible with SDHC.)

 

[Archonn]

Hi there! You're probably aware of this already, but just in case: Your cover was blown on reddit too, with a few threads made there about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/comments/82uzrb/smash_bros_brawl_can_now_support_the_gamecube/ (on the main subreddit) and https://www.reddit.com/r/SSBPM/comments/82v0pe/smash_bros_brawl_can_now_support_the_gamecube/ (on the PM subreddit). I've seen at least one post about it elsewhere, here: https://www.reddit.com/r/SSBPM/comments/8258rc/ssbpm_weekly_discussion_thread_for_030518/dvh63lf/

 

[squeakyboots13]

What kind of SD card are you using? I don't know for sure, but I'm pretty sure Project M's file patching code only works on 2GB cards. (That is, it's not compatible with SDHC.)

I was using a 4GB card but I have had no trouble playing PM and various PM custom builds using one in the past. You needed a card smaller than 2GB if you were using the hackless stage builder exploit but as far as I know, any size card would work if you were loading the mod through the Homebrew Channel.

Although that was with the PM Launcher so maybe it's different with Gecko OS. I'll try a 2GB card later and see if that works.

 

[wilm0x42]

I was using a 4GB card but I have had no trouble playing PM and various PM custom builds using one in the past. You needed a card smaller than 2GB if you were using the hackless stage builder exploit but as far as I know, any size card would work if you were loading the mod through the Homebrew Channel.

Although that was with the PM Launcher so maybe it's different with Gecko OS. I'll try a 2GB card later and see if that works.

Hmm... Also test if PM works on it's own, without Wii GCA Inject.

 

[Solotato]

Can you use this on wii vc Project M inject on wii u? I don't have a wiimote anymore so I can't use gecko, just curious.

 

[wilm0x42]

Can you use this on wii vc Project M inject on wii u? I don't have a wiimote anymore so I can't use gecko, just curious.

If I'm not mistaken, VC injection only supports ISO mods at the moment. If that's the case, then that'd be a no.

 

[squeakyboots13]

Hmm... Also test if PM works on it's own, without Wii GCA Inject.

It looks like the larger SD card was the issue. I just tried loading PM the same way but on a 2GB card and everything works fine including the controller patch. I guess Gecko OS has issues loading mods on larger SD cards? I'll try playing around with it some more later.

 

[Player 3.0]

Does this work with other brawl mods (specifically Brawl-)

 

[Nu nu]

Thanks so much for this patch. You are a godsend! Waiting for the .GCT so I can play on my SDHC!

It looks like the larger SD card was the issue. I just tried loading PM the same way but on a 2GB card and everything works fine including the controller patch. I guess Gecko OS has issues loading mods on larger SD cards? I'll try playing around with it some more later.

Your suspicious are confirmed- Gecko OS does indeed have trouble with SDHC cards.

Does this work with other brawl mods (specifically Brawl-)

Yes sir, it does!

 

[R3D3MON]

Holy ****, thank you so ****ing much for this!

My Wii died recently, and I was making do with a semi-broken Hori controller for playing PM on the Wii U, but this solves so many of my problems instantly.

THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH <3

 

[MerzA]

Can't wait for the GCT version of this. Great work!

 

[Deleted member]

Looks amazing, will the gct code version interfere in anyway if used on a normal Wii or Dolphin? It could become a mod staple to just put in there.

 

[waffeln]

how does it work with PAL Wii U's / USB Loading / not being able to load via Disc?
there doesn't seem to be an option in any USB loader for SD file patching.

 

[wilm0x42]

Looks amazing, will the gct code version interfere in anyway if used on a normal Wii or Dolphin? It could become a mod staple to just put in there.

Indeed, it will. When the hack (in it's current state) is in use, the normal gamecube controller ports (physical or emulated) will not work; basically all traffic to the gamecube ports is intercepted and interpreted to/from the adapter.
In the future, I definitely plan to add an elegant, portable solution to this. However, I'm currently focusing on stabilizing support for other methods of launching. (E.g. USB loaders, possibly ISO hacks, etc)

how does it work with PAL Wii U's / USB Loading / not being able to load via Disc?
there doesn't seem to be an option in any USB loader for SD file patching.

PAL versions of Brawl aren't currently supported at all, yet. (Although NTSC Brawl on a PAL Wii/WiiU should work just fine, with any loader besides the disc channel.)
USB Loader compatibility is on the way, but I'm still working out some bugs. (Also, you won't need the SD file patching when USB loaders are actually working.)

I'll make a new release as soon as I'm satisfied with stability on various loaders.

 

[tripleunder]

Thanks for the contribution!
I am curious about what you mean about Dolphin not implementing the adapter correctly. Did you test it with Zadig's custom drivers installed? Also, how did you optimize latency for the adapter?

 

[wilm0x42]

Thanks for the contribution!
I am curious about what you mean about Dolphin not implementing the adapter correctly. Did you test it with Zadig's custom drivers installed? Also, how did you optimize latency for the adapter?

Oh, goodness. I wrote those notes so long ago! Forgive me if I go into too much detail...

The dolphin build I tested that on is from March of 2017. (commit de6c9404fc43f82d6ec33629d6a2ab3a5317c9e2) No idea whether or not they've fixed it by now, but I concluded at the time (June) that dolphin was screwing up in the same way as Wii GCA Inject.

What I mean by "screwing up," is that the behaviour of the triggers seemed REALLY off at the time, when using the hack. Lightshielding was much touchier, making shielding strangely uncomfortable. I couldn't tell exactly what caused this, because ToadKing's wii-u-gc-adapter linux driver (which is what I based the code off of) seemed to be "calibrating" things using uinput, which I'm not familiar with at all.

The first solution I tried had some method of "scaling" the analogue values based on the extrapolated purposes of some constants in wii-u-gc-adapter, as well as some investigation within dolphin. After some testing, I could feel that this wasn't correct. I stared at the input values in dolphin, and concluded that I was missing something.

Banging my head up against a wall for a solution, I tried to obtain samples of analogue input on several different environments, including dolphin's built-in adapter support, my code with and without it's attempted solution, and a real gamecube ports, via homebrewed wii. These results revealed that the default, no-attempted-solution version of my code was returning the same values as dolphin.

It seemed that the flawed implementations were consistently about 35 units higher than the console results. (Only on the triggers though) My mind had been thoroughly blown; I immediately reviewed the source code for dolphin's adapter support, finding where they should be fixing this, but weren't. Anyway, I tried correcting this in my code, and was very pleased with the results. So, rather than scaling/interpolating the triggers' range, I needed to transpose their range.

tl;dr the inputs were/are 35 units higher than they're supposed to be, and IDK if dolphin has fixed it since I tested this.


And THEN there's the latency... I'll try to keep this one brief.

Wii GCA Inject polls for controller input once every frame, in the function called adapter_thread. Originally, this was being run once every frame during the game's existing PAD_Read function. The exact place where it was being run seems to have been chosen rather tactlessly, in retrospect; latency was really bad. Once the time came for me to try optimizing the latency, the obvious fix was to find the ideal time in a frame to run adapter_thread. Because the game waits a few milliseconds after drawing to the screen (for v-sync), I decided to try running the function just before this delay. Better, but not good enough. Trying more possibilities, I ended up running adapter_thread right at the beginning of PAD_Read, just before the inputs are normally delivered to the game. This seemed theoretically perfect, and it certainly made waveshining perfectly comfortable, so I figured that was enough.

Oh, and if you're wondering, the USB communications were really never the bottleneck here, and there's no realistic way to make that part of it any faster anyway. (Adapter overclocking and asyncronous transfers come to mind, but probably neither would be very practical.)

Phew... Sorry for the super-lengthy explainations. I should really just have a blog for this sort of thing...

EDIT: Formatting fixed; the paragraph separation looked WAY better in the editor.

 

[ToxBox]

Hello, found this thread today, when you will be done get it working for USB loader like WiiFlow? I plan to start hacking Wii U soon this week, I have all item I needed including 2 GB sd card, 32 GB sd card, 500 GB hard drive. I plan use this to host smash bros event at friend house this summer and I plan bring Wii U with Melee, Brawl, Wii U, Smash 4, 4xM installed. (I checked that will meet issues if Wii and GameCube into hard drive so use SD card instead so I'm looking to get 128 gb soon if it don't work.)

I own real brawl disc and modded few of Wii before for PM, nintendont, etc so I have knowledge for hacking Wii but not yet for Wii U but Isaw it is similar.

Do 32 GB sd card is fine for launching programs which I needed? Like Gecko OS. All SD will be formatted as FAT32 of course.

I have downloaded your program for the adapter inject. But I'm unsure for GitHub so I downloaded master file but I think I'm wrong, as alot files in the file for development.

Is there good basic tutorial for to do this, as I never seen gecko os patch before. And where to find "patch" file?

 

[Dissent]

I still play vanilla Brawl and have set it up on my WiiU but I can't enjoy it with the lack of GCA support. I anxiously await the GCT version of this

 

[ToxBox]

How is GCT better? Just asking

As I only used Gecko for PM that's it and Riivolution for Wii hack many years ago but not anymore today.

 

[squeakyboots13]

A GCT code would mainly allow people to use this with the Project M launcher instead of Gecko OS which means we could use it on custom builds that are larger than 2 GBs.

For anyone who just wants to play vanilla Brawl, the current Gecko OS patch is all you would need.

 

[ToxBox]

Got Brawl and PM working, thanks. Just one SD card for each game and max 2 GB.

 

[Dissent]

A GCT code would mainly allow people to use this with the Project M launcher instead of Gecko OS which means we could use it on custom builds that are larger than 2 GBs.

For anyone who just wants to play vanilla Brawl, the current Gecko OS patch is all you would need.

I want to play vanilla Brawl from a USB loader, which the GCT is required for. My disc went missing at a tournament years ago so I can't use Gecko OS.

 

[wilm0x42]

A GCT code would mainly allow people to use this with the Project M launcher instead of Gecko OS which means we could use it on custom builds that are larger than 2 GBs.

For anyone who just wants to play vanilla Brawl, the current Gecko OS patch is all you would need.

Wait just a minute...
Forgive me if I'm being a class act noob, but... You say the PM launcher allows the use of >2GB SD cards?
Can you by any chance provide any details/leads as to how this is accomplished? I'm tracking down issues with that particular launcher, and this might explain a lot...

 

[squeakyboots13]

Wait just a minute...
Forgive me if I'm being a class act noob, but... You say the PM launcher allows the use of >2GB SD cards?
Can you by any chance provide any details/leads as to how this is accomplished? I'm tracking down issues with that particular launcher, and this might explain a lot...

I don't have the technical know how behind how it works but yes, the PM launcher is capable of loading builds off of SD cards larger than 2GB. (As long as you're using the Homebrew channel to run it. You still need a 2GB or smaller card if you're using the hackless stage builder method.) I didn't even know Gecko OS couldn't do that until I tried using your patch to load one.

 

[Dissent]

Wait just a minute...
Forgive me if I'm being a class act noob, but... You say the PM launcher allows the use of >2GB SD cards?
Can you by any chance provide any details/leads as to how this is accomplished? I'm tracking down issues with that particular launcher, and this might explain a lot...

Maybe this helps? http://forums.kc-mm.com/index.php?topic=65342.0

 

[Cookie_Crumbs]

Uh hey, I noticed someone earlier in the thread said they got other mods working. How do you do that? I've been trying to get Legacy TE working and it always boots me back to regular brawl. Is there something I'm missing?

 

[squeakyboots13]

Uh hey, I noticed someone earlier in the thread said they got other mods working. How do you do that? I've been trying to get Legacy TE working and it always boots me back to regular brawl. Is there something I'm missing?

Make a new folder named "codes" on the root of the SD card and copy the RSBE01.gct file that's in the LegacyTE folder to it. Should work when you do that. Just a difference in how GeckoOS works versus Legacy's loader.

 

[Cookie_Crumbs]

Make a new folder named "codes" on the root of the SD card and copy the RSBE01.gct file that's in the LegacyTE folder to it. Should work when you do that. Just a difference in how GeckoOS works versus Legacy's loader.

Is it working for you? whenever i try, it just tells me "Codes error: to many codes" I'm not sure what i'm doing wrong here unless the method i'm using is wrong. (I'm loading it through the gecko app on Homebrew.)

 

[squeakyboots13]

Is it working for you? whenever i try, it just tells me "Codes error: to many codes" I'm not sure what i'm doing wrong here unless the method i'm using is wrong. (I'm loading it through the gecko app on Homebrew.)

I forgot. You also need to take the gc.txt file that's also in the LegacyTE folder, copy it to the root of the SD card and rename it to gameconfig.txt. This still works with Legacy TE 2.0.

As far as I can tell, it is currently impossible to play Legacy XP with this patch as that build is larger than 2GB and Gecko OS seems to be incompatible with SD cards larger than that. Hopefully, the eventual GCT code version of the patch will negate this issue.

 

[MazeDIs]

Does this either not work with: Micro SD Cards, Custom Project M Ex builds or a certain IOS? I'm running a custom build with a Micro SD Card and a SD Micro adapter (Doesn't say SDHC on it) (usually works fine), but for me, Gecko OS simply boots VBrawl. Any idea why?

Update: I read the above reply, my bad. Had no idea Gecko only supported 2 Gig SDs.

 

[KeithTheGeek]

It took me what felt like an eon to finally get this working. I tried different SD cards, hook types, nothing worked. Game would lock up once I ran Gecko and it got to the loading screen. Narrowed it down to only happening with the patch. On a hunch, I realized I had my external drive hooked up to the Wii U (I own Smash 4 digitally), so when I removed it I was able to run the patch no problem.

If anyone has been having issues running this and they use a USB drive for their Wii U games, try unplugging that before running the patch. That's probably the source of your issue.

Anyways, this is great stuff! Glad to have it working. I'm trying to avoid needing to bring out my CRT as much as possible these days since space is limited and I only go to a few tournaments a year (mainly Wii U outside of Smash Con) anyways.

 

[Hooplah!]

Hi! I’m just wondering if there’s any update on this patch working for mods that use a specific launcher to run such as LegacyXP?

 

[MazeDIs]

Hi! I’m just wondering if there’s any update on this patch working for mods that use a specific launcher to run such as LegacyXP?

Exactly.

 

[wilm0x42]

A 1.0 release is still on its way, I've just been stuck on debugging crashes/failures.
Things should be ready once the todo list on the github repo is empty.

But, since things are taking so long, here's a beta GCT version of the code, should it be helpful to anyone:

Spoiler: Code is 476 lines long :P

Wii GCA Inject v0.12? [wilm0x42]
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822BFFC4 824BFFC8
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83E1000C 7C0803A6
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7C0802A6 9421FFF8
9001000C 8001000C
38210008 7C0803A6
4E800020 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
FFFFF5FC FFFFF5C4
FFFFF5CC FFFFF5D4
FFFFF600 FFFFF600
FFFFF600 FFFFF600
FFFFF5DC FFFFF5E4
FFFFF5EC FFFFF5F4
FFFFF5AC FFFFF5A4
FFFFF5B4 FFFFF5BC
00000000 00000001
00000003 00000004
00000002 00000005
00000000 00000000
2F646576 2F757362
2F6F6830 006F6830
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
802137A8 8059ED80
804F6760 802153F8
80213598 80213090
80212FAC 8059ED80
802123A8 80212588
80228C30 80212C08
805A0CD8 80213468
80211AE8 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
04215FEC 4BDEF069
0421619C 4BDEEBD1
042160C0 4BDEECED
042161B4 4BDEEC31
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042162C4 4BDEEBE1
042162C8 48000078
0421556C 4BDEF801
0421601C 41820078
E0000000 80008000

That'll probably still only work when launched from Gecko OS, but there ya go.

 

[MazeDIs]

A 1.0 release is still on its way, I've just been stuck on debugging crashes/failures.
Things should be ready once the todo list on the github repo is empty.

But, since things are taking so long, here's a beta GCT version of the code, should it be helpful to anyone:

Spoiler: Code is 476 lines long :p

Wii GCA Inject v0.12? [wilm0x42]
205A0CD8 00000000
060044C0 00000E80
3D208000 3C608000
39295340 38635340
39290003 7D234850
2B890006 4CBD0020
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93E10014 409E0080
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913F0000 7D3D502E
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419CFFE0 4BFFFF0D
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993C5420 8001001C
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38600000 48000008
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2B890010 419E01D8
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710000FF 4182000C
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396652A0 7CE7582E
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48000008 39400000
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1D43000C 38E00006
7CE903A6 3CC08000
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A1040004 80010014
B1090000 812A000C
7C0803A6 83E1000C
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38600000 4E800020
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2E030000 7C781B78
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4800007C 815D0018
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38E00000 39490001
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5529063E 4240002C
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99210028 813D0024
7D2903A6 4E800421
815D0004 813752E8
7FC4F378 806A0000
7D2903A6 4E800421
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3860FFEA 39610068
48000438 3D208000
39495440 89295440
2F890000 419E0028
1C63000C 7C6A1A14
89230048 2B890010
40BE000C 3C600900
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4E800020 3D208000
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BFA1000C 3BC95440
89295440 9001001C
2F890000 41BE0064
7C9F2378 7C7D1B78
38A00008 7C832378
38800000 4BFFFB59
1C7D000C 7C7E1A14
A143004A B15F0000
8943004E 995F0004
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993F0003 48000008
38600000 39610018
48000348 3D208000
39495440 89295440
2F890000 419E0018
1C63000C 7C6A1A14
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392A5440 894A5440
2F8A0000 4D9E0020
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38A00060 9B5D5440
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4BFFFA81 2F830000
419C000C 39200000
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822BFFC4 824BFFC8
826BFFCC 828BFFD0
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83ABFFF4 83CBFFF8
800B0004 83EBFFFC
7C0803A6 7D615B78
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9421FFF0 93E1000C
3FE08000 90010014
3BFF53C8 853FFFFC
2F89FFFF 419E0018
7D2903A6 4E800421
853FFFFC 2F89FFFF
409EFFF0 80010014
83E1000C 7C0803A6
38210010 4E800020
7C0802A6 9421FFF8
9001000C 8001000C
38210008 7C0803A6
4E800020 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
FFFFF5FC FFFFF5C4
FFFFF5CC FFFFF5D4
FFFFF600 FFFFF600
FFFFF600 FFFFF600
FFFFF5DC FFFFF5E4
FFFFF5EC FFFFF5F4
FFFFF5AC FFFFF5A4
FFFFF5B4 FFFFF5BC
00000000 00000001
00000003 00000004
00000002 00000005
00000000 00000000
2F646576 2F757362
2F6F6830 006F6830
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
802137A8 8059ED80
804F6760 802153F8
80213598 80213090
80212FAC 8059ED80
802123A8 80212588
80228C30 80212C08
805A0CD8 80213468
80211AE8 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
00000000 00000000
04215FEC 4BDEF069
0421619C 4BDEEBD1
042160C0 4BDEECED
042161B4 4BDEEC31
04216098 4BDEEDDD
042162C4 4BDEEBE1
042162C8 48000078
0421556C 4BDEF801
0421601C 41820078
E0000000 80008000

That'll probably still only work when launched from Gecko OS, but there ya go.

 

[MazeDIs]

Wow, thanks! I wasn't replying to rush the process, just more so as a reminder for those who may have forgotten. Glad to see it's still in Dev ^_^ take as much time as you see fit. Wasn't expecting a beta though, will try this first thing in the morn

Question: being a beta and all, can we expect any issues, or will this pretty much work with builds that require launchers?

 

[wilm0x42]

Wow, thanks! I wasn't replying to rush the process, just more so as a reminder for those who may have forgotten. Glad to see it's still in Dev ^_^ take as much time as you see fit. Wasn't expecting a beta though, will try this first thing in the morn

Question: being a beta and all, can we expect any issues, or will this pretty much work with builds that require launchers?

This mini-beta-of-sorts-hence-the-question-mark will still only work when launching a physical disc from Gecko OS. If you try to use the PM launcher or a USB loader, it (probably) won't work due to IOS issues. (Unless the USB loader is launching a physical disc) Also, this release isn't very different from the previous one; it's simply release-worthy because it can now be used as a gecko code. Once the latest changes are stable, however, we'll probably see a v0.2.
Other than that, the list of known bugs in the OP is still applicable.

Thank you for your patience!

 

[MazeDIs]

Ah ok makes sense. I have another question, though, this one may be related to issues further over here on my end, but I attempted to load Gecko OS witht the physical Brawl Disc copy in my vWii. 1.9.3 Gecko told me that I may have been using too many codes. Haven't tried vPM without the code in the codeset, so that may be a workaround but other than Legacy TE being a modified version of PM I can't see what the problem for loading "too many codes" would be. Thanks in advance and [Mods] if this question is asked in the wrong thread, move it or notify me of where this question should be appropriated.