- #Gamebanana install mods sdcaffiine mod#
- #Gamebanana install mods sdcaffiine update#
- #Gamebanana install mods sdcaffiine mods#
You really need to check where each file is stored and replace it there.
#Gamebanana install mods sdcaffiine mod#
But you don't need to if you're only using one mod - it is useful for combining several mods.Īs a general rule, all the files of the same type (.Tex1 &c.) will be in a single folder, but the corresponding files of different types may not be stored together.
#Gamebanana install mods sdcaffiine mods#
You need to *install* CemU to use BCML, in order to make sure the files are organised the way the program needs them, but you don't need to be able to run the game, and you can transfer the merged mods to Wii U as in the guide I linked to. tex1 files that seem to fail, but I can't find any pattern to which files are gonna fail.
#Gamebanana install mods sdcaffiine update#
I can usually find all the files I need to replace for a mod, in the Update folder, but why the hell would I need to replace files in this folder for something like a basic Zelda mod, which replaces Link, whom is CLEARLY a part of the base game? This just doesn't make any sense.Įssentially, how do I know which folder - Base Game, Update or DLC folder I should replace things in?Īnd I am still having the other issue I reported I can only backup some of the files using Filezilla. The problem is that with the sheer amount of files I want to replace, and the difficulty I have in replacing them, this is next-to-impossible.įor starters, even though I can now edit the files in the Base Game Folder, most of the time I can only find half the files I need to replace in this folder. I have successfully installed the title to my HDD after dumping the base game with disc2app and have been able to replace a few files using FTPiiU. Sorry for the double post, but I'd like to update this as I am still having some trouble. Retry the failed downloads just to be sure you did not fail the transfer of a required file!. They are data-less files that tell the Wii U it has game data in that location, similar to SymLinks. If FileZilla says transfers are failing when you are transferring a game's Update or DLC, the errors can be ignored. Then you can replace the files with FTPiiU Everywhere, and can generate a clean copy of any files you want to back up.
Alternatively you can find a functionally equivalent already-dumped copy elsewhere on the internet (don't ask where on here - GBATemp does not permit links to pirated content). If you want to do this legally, you can use Disc2App to take your one permitted backup copy of your own disc. If you want to edit base game files, you will need to make an editable copy on your Wii U's internal memory or USB (or SD and load it with Loadiine). You can't edit the files on the physical disc. This is probably just a settings issue with FileZIlla, but some files I could backup with no issues, so I'm not sure what to do next.
But I am unable to backup some of the necessary files I just get something like "Critical Error occurred during File Transfer". Question 2: Since I couldn't find the Base Game Folder, I tried looking around and found some of the files I wanted to edit in the Update Data folder - 0005000e - but I have to backup the files before I can try to replace them. Is this because I have the physical version and not the eShop version? How do I go about changing the files then? Question 1: Since I want to replace Link with Zelda and also add some Weapon mods, I thought I had to change some files in the "Base Game Folder", however, the TitleID for my game - 101C9500 - doesn't appear under this folder. I am encountering two issues while trying to do this: So I am trying to run some mods in Breath of The WIld and as per the instructions here I am using FTPiiU Everywhere to try and replace the actual files with my mods. Sorry if this in the wrong section, wasn't quite sure where to post it.
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