Difference between revisions of "Wiimms SZS Tools/CT-CODE Extension"
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| − | This article describes, how modify an original [[Mario Kart Wii]] to support up to 200 custom tracks. At the beginning only some commands are described. | + | This article describes, how to modify an original [[Mario Kart Wii]] to support up to 200 custom tracks in only one [[Custom Track Distribution]]. At the beginning only some commands are described. |
== Patching main.dol == | == Patching main.dol == | ||
Revision as of 15:12, 10 November 2013
Since version 1.23a, Wiimms SZS Tools supports the CT-CODE extension. CT-CODE was developed by MrBean35000vr and Chadderz for their CTGP Revolution. The name CT-CODE was created by Wiimm.
Introduction
This article describes, how to modify an original Mario Kart Wii to support up to 200 custom tracks in only one Custom Track Distribution. At the beginning only some commands are described.
Patching main.dol
The file main.dol (found in directory files/sys/) must be extended with CT-CODE. The following command does it for the PAL, USA and JAPAN version:
wstrt patch --add-ctcode main.dol
Defining the Online-Region
The region for online racing is defined by:
wstrt patch --region=NUMBER StaticR.rel
NUMBER is here the region number. It can be entered as decimal number (e.g. 123) or as hexadecimal number with prefix (e.g. 0x7b). To avoid region conflicts, consult »Custom Track Regions« and mark your region as reserved or used.