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One platform that supports OoTR is the Wii's built-in, official 'Virtual Console' emulator. The advantages are fast load times, less lag and improved graphics compared to the other options available. Some also prefer the stick sensitivity and deadzone settings of the Wii VC over that of pc emulators. The downsides are random (but extremely rare) crashes, installing new seeds is a longer process than on pc emulators, and potentially additional costs if you don't already own a Wii and/or compatible controllers or if you wish to stream your gameplay. This page aims to help readers setup rando seeds on their Wii as well as offer basic tech troubleshooting and other useful advice. To avoid possible complications readers are strongly encouraged to fully read this page.

OoTR can also be played on the Wii U's Virtual Wii mode, but due to its unpopularity we don't know a lot about it and can therefore offer very limited support. However, since vWii is running on Wii hardware we expect that many things that are true about Wii VC will also be true for vWii.

• 1Setting Up Your Wii or Wii U
  • 1.3Generating a Seed
• 3Troubleshooting

Setting Up Your Wii or Wii U

All Wii Wads

Softmodding Your Wii

Unfortunately, this is something that we do not offer support for. We recommend following this guide. If there are any issues or questions we suggest seeking out a Wii softmodding community. If you own a PAL Wii you will need to force NTSC output for OoTR, or your game will run at 5/6 the frame rate.

Softmodding Your Wii U's Virtual Wii Mode

Unfortunately, this is something that we do not offer support for. We recommend following this guide. If there are any issues or questions we suggest seeking out a Wii U softmodding community.

Note: Do not confuse the Wii U's Virtual Wii mode with Wii U Virtual Console. They are two different things and the latter is not supported.

Generating a Seed

Using the Webpatcher

Start off by going to the Webpatcher and set up the settings you want for the seed. Then press the green button below that says GENERATE SEED!. When the seed has been generated a new webpage will load. On this page, select .wad (WiiVC) for the Output Type. This will show several new fields. The Base ROM field requires a vanilla 1.0 NTSC (= NA/JAP) OoT ROM and the WAD File field requires a vanilla 1.2 NTSC OoT WAD. You can choose to either use a Wii Common Key File, or to enter the Wii Common Key explicitly. We are unable to provide any of these things for you. Leave the WAD Channel ID and WAD Channel Title fields as they are. Optionally set your cosmetics and then hit the green button below that says PATCH ROM!. Don't forget to also download a copy of your spoiler log. ;)

Using the Offline Version

If you wish to use the offline seed generator, then you will have to create your WAD in two steps. After you have selected your seed's settings go to the ROM Options tab. The Base ROM field requires a vanilla 1.0 NTSC (= NA/JAP) OoT ROM, and the Output Directory is where the seed and logs will be placed. Select Compressed [Stable] as your Output Type and make sure Create Spoiler Log is turned on. ;) Then hit the big green button below that says Generate! to create a ROM file.

Step two is to use this ROM file to create a WAD file that you can install on your Wii. Download, unzip and run gzinjectGUI in that order. Input the ROM file you just created in the Compressed ROM (32MB) field and a vanilla 1.2 NTSC OoT WAD in the Donor WAD (Vanilla OOT) field. Leave the Channel ID and Channel Title fields as they are. Tick only the DPad-Up and C-Stick Down > L boxes as shown on the image, optionally change the output directory and then hit the big button below that says Generate WAD. A new window saying 'Wad Created!' should pop up after a few seconds, whilst a WAD file is created in your output directory. If not then hit the button again until it does. The created file is what you will install on your Wii.

Installing the Seed

Put the rando WAD created with gzinjectGUI on your SD card and put it in your Wii. Open whichever WAD manager you've downloaded, such as WiiMod Lite, and follow their instructions for installing the WAD. These steps are different for every WAD manager so we cannot give specific advice, but fortunately the steps are straightforward.

Playing the Seed

Simply select the OoTR channel that is now on your home menu and have fun. :) Don't forget to save often.

The only known compatible controllers for Wii VC are any Wii Classic Controller and the Gamecube Controller. For Virtual Wii a Wii Classic Controller is your only option. An image of the controller mappings for the Gamecube Controller on Wii VC can be seen below. Note that 'L-Targeting' is typically called 'Z-targeting' by the OoT community as that technique was bound to Z on the N64, whilst toggling the mini-map was bound to L.

After You Have Finished a Seed

To avoid future complications it is extremely important that old seeds are taken care of properly. The right way to dispose of old seeds is to either uninstall the old WAD through a WAD manager, or to overwrite the old WAD with a new one through the WAD manager. Boot up your WAD manager and follow whatever steps are needed for that specific WAD manager to uninstall or overwrite the WAD. When choosing to overwrite the old WAD ensure that the new WAD uses the same Channel ID as the old one did. When using the webpatcher to generate a WAD the default Channel ID is NICE (previously OOTE) and when using gzinjectGUI the default Channel ID is NRKE. It is recommended to not change these.

Never delete OoTR channels through the Wii system menu. This does not properly remove the seed's save data, which means that it'll take up precious space in your Wii's memory. As a consequence you will not be able to install new WADs, or save data from old seeds could affect the save data of new seeds. If this happens, you'll have to use a homebrew app like AnyTitleDeleter which has full access to your whole Wii to remove the leftover save data. Caution: because these apps have full access to your Wii it is possible to cause severe damage or even brick your Wii if you don't know what you're doing. We are not responsible if such a thing should happen and we recommend reaching out to a Wii homebrewing community for help if needed. It is for this reason that we warn users not to delete OoTR channels through the Wii system menu. Alternatively, should you still have enough space to install new WADs, you could install them on a different channel to avoid the mixing of flags from old and current seeds. See the next section for help deciding alternative Channel IDs.

Optional: Multiple Seeds Installed Simultaneously

It is possible to have multiple seeds installed on your Wii simultaneously. All you have to do is create each WAD with a different Channel ID. A Channel ID consists of 4 characters that can be letters [A-Z] or numbers [0-9]. To avoid possible interference with other WADs it is important to select an unused Channel ID. A list of Channel IDs used by official Nintendo software can be found here. If you wish to follow the same convention, the first character of your Channel ID should be 'N' and the last character should be 'E'. For the other two characters make sure to avoid the combinations already in use.

Warning: if you have multiple OoTR WADs with different channel IDs installed, then the game could crash on a soft reset. If this is the case, then uninstall the other wads. See this section for more info.

Troubleshooting

My Game Crashed

Unfortunately random crashes can occur. These are due to a bug with the Virtual Console and are therefore out of our reach to fix. All you can do is save often to mitigate progress lost. Read this if you crash on soft resetting.

My Control Stick Is Too Sensitive

This is due to the Virtual Console's controller mapping and is also out of our reach to fix. You will either have to learn to live with it, or get a so-called 'ESS adapter'. Keep in mind that these are quite expensive and typically have a waiting list.

My Game Seems To Run Slower Than Normal

PAL Wiis run NTSC games at 5/6 the normal frame rate. In order to play OoTR at normal speeds on a PAL Wii you will need to force NTSC output for OoTR. This can be done with WiiMod Lite and possibly other homebrew as well. You also need to make sure that your PAL TV can support NTSC signals. Most modern ones can do this, but it's always good to verify that first.

My SD Card Is Unusable

Older homebrew apps typically had issues with SDHC cards (4GB+), but newer apps should work fine with either SDHC or SDXC cards. Make sure you format your card with FAT32.

There Is No More Space to Install New WADs

Delete some WADs through your WAD manager to make room. If you don't have the original WADs anymore, then you can create new WADs to delete channels so long as they have the same Channel ID. If there isn't anything to uninstall left, then you'll likely have to use a homebrew app like AnyTitleDeleter to free up space. Just keep in mind these apps can cause major damage to your Wii if you don't know what you're doing, and we are not responsible for what may happen. It's best to reach out to a Wii homebrewing community to ask for help.

A Fresh Seed Already Has Some Flags Set

If you delete your old seeds through the Wii system menu then old save data will remain on your Wii and interfere with new seeds on the same channel. Create WADs with a different Channel ID from now on and uninstall old seeds through your WAD manager to prevent future issues.

Crash on a Soft Reset

This could be caused by having multiple seeds installed at the same time, or due to improper removal of past seeds. Make sure to always uninstall old WADs through your WAD manager and not through the Wii system menu. Read this section for info on how to remove leftover data from WADs uninstalled through the system menu.

Installing ticket...ERROR (ret=-2011)

Make sure you've followed this section of the Wii softmodding guide or this section of the Wii Mini softmodding guide or this section of the vWii softmodding guide.

ShowMiiWads is a 'Wad File Manager' for Windows. It displays information about wad files, edits them, gives a preview of the Banner and Icon and more. New since Version 1.0 is the included NAND Backup Browser 'ShowMiiNand' which displays all titles installed in your NAND Backup (No BootMii Backups!).

Wii Wad Channel Pack

22/09/08 Site is officially up and running. I will update the site with wads of virtual console games and wiiware games if I have time I might add roms and emulators 24/09/08 Every NTSC wiiware game released is up 25/09/08 Tons more stuff have been added. If you have any questions, comments, or requests ask me here and i'll answer as early as. ISO download page for the game: Wii NTSC-U Complete Virtual Console Collection (Wii) - File: Wii NTSC-U Complete Virtual Console Collection.torrent - EmuRoms.ch.

Due to some people stating this as a piracy tool, I just wanted to clarify that I'm all against piracy and this tool was never intended to be used for piracy!

• 5Changelog

Disclaimer

Editing WAD files can result in a brick of your Wii.Only use these features if you have a bricksafe Wii, meaning either Preloader orBootMii/boot2 is installed, and if you know what you're doing.Also, your Wad files could be destroyed, so be sure to have a backup.

This application comes without any express or implied warranty.The author can't be held responsible for any damages arising from the use of it.

Usage

The .NET Framework 2.0 is required to run this application.

To show wad files in the list, just drag files or folders onto the application or use the File->Open dialog.

To switch to the NAND Backup Browser use View->ShowMiiNand.

If you have any questions, read the included FAQs.

Bugs & Suggestions

Please report any bugs and suggestions at http://showmiiwads.googlecode.com

Simply select the OoTR channel that is now on your home menu and have fun. :) Don't forget to save often.

The only known compatible controllers for Wii VC are any Wii Classic Controller and the Gamecube Controller. For Virtual Wii a Wii Classic Controller is your only option. An image of the controller mappings for the Gamecube Controller on Wii VC can be seen below. Note that 'L-Targeting' is typically called 'Z-targeting' by the OoT community as that technique was bound to Z on the N64, whilst toggling the mini-map was bound to L.

After You Have Finished a Seed

To avoid future complications it is extremely important that old seeds are taken care of properly. The right way to dispose of old seeds is to either uninstall the old WAD through a WAD manager, or to overwrite the old WAD with a new one through the WAD manager. Boot up your WAD manager and follow whatever steps are needed for that specific WAD manager to uninstall or overwrite the WAD. When choosing to overwrite the old WAD ensure that the new WAD uses the same Channel ID as the old one did. When using the webpatcher to generate a WAD the default Channel ID is NICE (previously OOTE) and when using gzinjectGUI the default Channel ID is NRKE. It is recommended to not change these.

Never delete OoTR channels through the Wii system menu. This does not properly remove the seed's save data, which means that it'll take up precious space in your Wii's memory. As a consequence you will not be able to install new WADs, or save data from old seeds could affect the save data of new seeds. If this happens, you'll have to use a homebrew app like AnyTitleDeleter which has full access to your whole Wii to remove the leftover save data. Caution: because these apps have full access to your Wii it is possible to cause severe damage or even brick your Wii if you don't know what you're doing. We are not responsible if such a thing should happen and we recommend reaching out to a Wii homebrewing community for help if needed. It is for this reason that we warn users not to delete OoTR channels through the Wii system menu. Alternatively, should you still have enough space to install new WADs, you could install them on a different channel to avoid the mixing of flags from old and current seeds. See the next section for help deciding alternative Channel IDs.

Optional: Multiple Seeds Installed Simultaneously

It is possible to have multiple seeds installed on your Wii simultaneously. All you have to do is create each WAD with a different Channel ID. A Channel ID consists of 4 characters that can be letters [A-Z] or numbers [0-9]. To avoid possible interference with other WADs it is important to select an unused Channel ID. A list of Channel IDs used by official Nintendo software can be found here. If you wish to follow the same convention, the first character of your Channel ID should be 'N' and the last character should be 'E'. For the other two characters make sure to avoid the combinations already in use.

Warning: if you have multiple OoTR WADs with different channel IDs installed, then the game could crash on a soft reset. If this is the case, then uninstall the other wads. See this section for more info.

Troubleshooting

My Game Crashed

Unfortunately random crashes can occur. These are due to a bug with the Virtual Console and are therefore out of our reach to fix. All you can do is save often to mitigate progress lost. Read this if you crash on soft resetting.

My Control Stick Is Too Sensitive

This is due to the Virtual Console's controller mapping and is also out of our reach to fix. You will either have to learn to live with it, or get a so-called 'ESS adapter'. Keep in mind that these are quite expensive and typically have a waiting list.

My Game Seems To Run Slower Than Normal

PAL Wiis run NTSC games at 5/6 the normal frame rate. In order to play OoTR at normal speeds on a PAL Wii you will need to force NTSC output for OoTR. This can be done with WiiMod Lite and possibly other homebrew as well. You also need to make sure that your PAL TV can support NTSC signals. Most modern ones can do this, but it's always good to verify that first.

My SD Card Is Unusable

Older homebrew apps typically had issues with SDHC cards (4GB+), but newer apps should work fine with either SDHC or SDXC cards. Make sure you format your card with FAT32.

There Is No More Space to Install New WADs

Delete some WADs through your WAD manager to make room. If you don't have the original WADs anymore, then you can create new WADs to delete channels so long as they have the same Channel ID. If there isn't anything to uninstall left, then you'll likely have to use a homebrew app like AnyTitleDeleter to free up space. Just keep in mind these apps can cause major damage to your Wii if you don't know what you're doing, and we are not responsible for what may happen. It's best to reach out to a Wii homebrewing community to ask for help.

A Fresh Seed Already Has Some Flags Set

If you delete your old seeds through the Wii system menu then old save data will remain on your Wii and interfere with new seeds on the same channel. Create WADs with a different Channel ID from now on and uninstall old seeds through your WAD manager to prevent future issues.

Crash on a Soft Reset

This could be caused by having multiple seeds installed at the same time, or due to improper removal of past seeds. Make sure to always uninstall old WADs through your WAD manager and not through the Wii system menu. Read this section for info on how to remove leftover data from WADs uninstalled through the system menu.

Installing ticket...ERROR (ret=-2011)

Make sure you've followed this section of the Wii softmodding guide or this section of the Wii Mini softmodding guide or this section of the vWii softmodding guide.

ShowMiiWads is a 'Wad File Manager' for Windows. It displays information about wad files, edits them, gives a preview of the Banner and Icon and more. New since Version 1.0 is the included NAND Backup Browser 'ShowMiiNand' which displays all titles installed in your NAND Backup (No BootMii Backups!).

Wii Wad Channel Pack

22/09/08 Site is officially up and running. I will update the site with wads of virtual console games and wiiware games if I have time I might add roms and emulators 24/09/08 Every NTSC wiiware game released is up 25/09/08 Tons more stuff have been added. If you have any questions, comments, or requests ask me here and i'll answer as early as. ISO download page for the game: Wii NTSC-U Complete Virtual Console Collection (Wii) - File: Wii NTSC-U Complete Virtual Console Collection.torrent - EmuRoms.ch.

Due to some people stating this as a piracy tool, I just wanted to clarify that I'm all against piracy and this tool was never intended to be used for piracy!

• 5Changelog

Disclaimer

Editing WAD files can result in a brick of your Wii.Only use these features if you have a bricksafe Wii, meaning either Preloader orBootMii/boot2 is installed, and if you know what you're doing.Also, your Wad files could be destroyed, so be sure to have a backup.

This application comes without any express or implied warranty.The author can't be held responsible for any damages arising from the use of it.

Usage

The .NET Framework 2.0 is required to run this application.

To show wad files in the list, just drag files or folders onto the application or use the File->Open dialog.

To switch to the NAND Backup Browser use View->ShowMiiNand.

If you have any questions, read the included FAQs.

Bugs & Suggestions

Please report any bugs and suggestions at http://showmiiwads.googlecode.com

Thanks

• Xuzz, SquidMan, megazig, Matt_P, Omega and The Lemon Man for Wii.py (which was the base for TPL conversion)
• SquidMan for Zetsubou (which was a reference for TPL conversion)
• Andre Perrot for gbalzss (which was the base for LZ77 decompression)
• NeoRame for the Logo + Icon
• Blitzur, kedest, nutta_nic, Dteyn and acesniper for Betatesting
• carbonyle and Cyan for French translation
• Tetsuo Shima for Italian translation
• putifruti for Spanish translation
• pesaroso for Norwegian translation
• Everyone for using this application

Changelog

Version 1.4

• MIOS will now show up as MIOS instead of IOS257 (BC will show up as BC)
• If you delete the System Menu, you will now be asked to keep the settings (data folder)
• Fixed a bug when changing the channel title
• Added support for Korean channel titles (reading and writing)
• Updated French translation (thanks Cyan)
• Added simplified Chinese translation (thanks kavidwf)

Version 1.3b

• Fixed reading and writing of japanese characters (this time really!)
• Added Portable Mode (for varying driveletters)

Version 1.3

• Note: License upgraded to GNU GPL v3!
• Added extracing of BootMii NAND Dumps (Code from Ben Wilson, thanks!)
• Batch extracting of VCPic's (VC Titles only, Png's will be resized to 192 x 112)
• Fixed reading and writing of japanese characters
• Fixed displaying of titles of DLC WADs

Version 1.2

• Fixed a bug that caused ShowMiiNand not to load the List with the saved entries
• You can replace Banner and Icon images (the resultant U8's can be Lz77 compressed!)
• Added Dol Insertion (uses Waninkokos Nandloader)
• Installation to Nand does now update uid.sys, if required
• Improved Virtual Console detection to display System (NES, SNES, ...)
• Fixed U8 Unpacking (Now works with every proper U8 archive)
• Added batch renaming including variables, e.g. {titleid} (use 'Rename' button)
• Added ability to Backup and Restore save data
• Added some Tools (U8 Packing, Lz77 Compression, ...)
• Deleted 'Pack Wad Without Trailer', just delete the trailer file if you don't want it :P
• Bugfixes and Improvements

• Added editing of IOS Slot (Note: Both these features are untested and dangerous!)
• Added editing of Title Version (Use them at your own risk and only with BootMii/boot2!)

Version 1.1b

• Fixed a bug with slang files, so external translations can be loaded again
• Fixed crashes caused by old ShowMiiWads?.cfg Files

Version 1.1

• 64 bit Version is now available
• Improved speed. Now, information is loaded at application startup and saved in a file. Whenever it reloads, the information is read out of the file, only new files are added. If you need to completely refresh the whole list, use 'File -> Refresh' (F5). When the language is changed, only the Channel Titles column will be reloaded
• Multiple selections are now possible. If you want to select a whole folder, just left click the header once.
• Added Splash Screen with ProgressBar to show the loading status (can be disabled)
• Added Option to remove all folders
• Added Option to refresh single folders
• New Icon (Thanks to NeoRame!)
• Bugfixes and tiny improvements
• Application will now ask you to download a new version, if available
• Italian translation added (Thanks to Tetsuo Shima)
• Spanish translation added (Thanks to putifruti) (Incomplete, 2 sentences still Eng)
• Norwegian translation added (Thanks to pesaroso)

Version 1.0b

Wii Virtual Console Wads

• Fixed a bug where every entry was added multiple times in ShowMiiNand
• Fixed VC / WiiWare detection (Thanks to giantpune for the hint!)
• Added auto updatecheck at startup

Version 1.0

• Finally got independant of external tools (saves about 3 MB). All reading, editing and writing of wad and related files is now done by my own classes!
• (common-)key.bin must now be in the application directory
• Added ShowMiiNand (will show all installed titles on your NAND Backup)
• Installed Titles can be packed to a Wad (ShowMiiNand)
• Installation Queue for ShowMiiNand (drag wad files or folders onto the list and they will be queued, click install to extract them to the NAND Backup)
• Better type detection (IOS, SysMenu, Hidden Channel, ... Unfortunately, VC / WiiWare detection returns official channel to be VC / WiiWare, so it's turned off)
• Channel Title will be displayed depending on your language (only for embedded languages)
• Option to add all subfolders (e.g. add C:Wads and C:WadsChannel + C:WadsIOS + ... will be added)
• Shared contents will now be copied (if not exist) to Nand Backup (Extract To Nand)
• Preview of Banner and Icon (only pics, no animation of course). (Some Images will be like empty, could be unsupported format (few) or they are just empty (most))
• Added Tools Menu (Pack Wads, Unpack U8, Convert TPL, Create Common-Key)
• Added Option to create Backups before editing
• French translation added (Thanks to carbonyle)
• Added Update Check (yet only checks, but doesn't download)
• Bugfixes and small changes

Version 0.3

• From-to sizes / blocks for big Wads (it was minimum size before)
• System Titles will be shown (IOS / System Menu)
• New columns for Type (Channel / System), Channel Title and Version
• Extract Wads to NAND Backup (Only important files, for use with TriiForce / NAND Emulation)
• Extract Wads to Folder (All files)
• Added some shortcuts
• External language files can be loaded (see example.slang)
• Fixed a bug with the filecount label (raised with every refresh)
• Batch changing to Region Free (all Wads in a folder)
• Option to show either foldername or full path in groupheader
• Export list to file (txt and csv, same file with different extension)
• Added 'Recently Opened' folders menu
• Changing of Channel Title (Displayed when holding cursor over a channel on wii)

(You can also see the title for other languages by clicking 'Change Channel Title'. Only the english title is displayed in the column.)

Version 0.2

• Rewrote some code, so .NET Framework 3.5 isn't needed anymore
• Better errorhandling, invalid Wads won't be shown anymore
• Possibility to change Title IDs
• Possibility to change Region Flags (using freethewads.exe)
• WadDataInfo.exe isn't needed separately anymore, it's embedded
• Multiple folder support
• Drag & Drop support (single or multiple files/folders)
• Copy / Move files between folders
• Windowsize and -location is saved
• Some little things

Version 0.1b

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• Little bugfix

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Version 0.1

• List all Wad files of a specified folder
• Rename Wad files
• Delete Wad files
• Multilanguage (English + German)
• .NET Framework 3.5 needed for full functionality

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