Three small libogc libraries for Wii homebrew. They work on their own and also fit together: input from one, text entry from another, and update checks from the third.
| Library | What it does | License |
|---|---|---|
| libwiiinput | All controllers, USB keyboard and mouse read through one API | AGPL-3.0 |
| libwiiosk | On-screen keyboard in the style of the Wii system keyboard | zlib |
| libwiiupdate | Checks GitHub Releases for a newer version and installs it in place | AGPL-3.0 |
Puts the 4Kids English dub of Tokyo Mew Mew (Mew Mew Power, 26 episodes) onto the Japanese Blu-ray picture. The Blu-ray video is re-cut to follow the dub's edit. Adapted from the Kirby: Right Back at Ya! undub builder.
| file | what it does |
|---|---|
mew_undub.py |
builds one episode: Japanese Blu-ray episode + English DVD episode + clean 4Kids opening (+ English fansub) |
mew_batch.py |
goes through the DVD images one title at a time: rips it with MakeMKV, identifies the Japanese episode, builds it, checks it, cleans up |
Builds an English "undub" of Kirby: Right Back at Ya! by putting the 4Kids English dub audio onto the Japanese Blu-ray picture. The Blu-ray video is re-cut to follow the dub's edit.
| file | what it does |
|---|---|
kirby_undub.py |
builds one episode from three inputs: the Japanese Blu-ray rip, an existing undub used as the edit reference, and a clean copy of the 4Kids theme |
kirby_batch.py |
runs kirby_undub.py over episodes on an rclone remote: download, build, verify, upload, clean up |
Source: https://github.com/quatric/ACCF-Patch (tools/weather/, especially README.md and ../FCD_PORT_NOTES.md). Addresses are City Folk Deluxe USA (RUUE02), the build it was written against; every other revision is found automatically.
What it does: replaces the town's weather (and the TV's "tomorrow" forecast) with the real Forecast Channel's 7-day forecast for the console's own location. The City (Metropolis) keeps its own weather. Holding B before the title screen turns it off for the session.
This is the biggest of the three patches: it transplants a whole library (the Forecast Channel Data client, "FCD") out of another game's executable and into City Folk. It ships as a patched main.dol or Riivolution XML — not Gecko — because it's ~13 KB of code and has to change OSInit's heap setup.
Source: https://github.com/quatric/ACCF-Patch (tools/build.py, tools/dist.py, tools/verify.py, README). Addresses are Animal Crossing: City Folk USA Rev 1 (RUUE01v1) unless noted.
The patch is a port of Bero's "SDHC Extension 1.1", by way of the same fix in My Pokémon Ranch. Both games link the same Nintendo/Pervasive PFD SD driver, so the fix transfers almost instruction-for-instruction. This guide explains the problem, the fix, and how to find the same spots in another game that uses PFD.
A practical guide to adding alternative controller support to Wii games that only support the Wii Remote (+ Nunchuk). It covers two complementary approaches plus a testing workflow:
| Part | Topic |
|---|---|
| A. §1–10 | GameCube controller support, explained through the Barrel Blast patch (SI polling, KPAD hooks, DK Bongos), plus the City Folk port (§8) |
| B. §11 | Classic Controller hacks: finding KPAD symbols in Dolphin, button injectors, IR pointer, tilt, fake shakes, Nunchuk-error removal, left stick as Nunchuk stick |
| C. §12 | Automated testing in Dolphin with no one holding a controller |
A daily fortune channel for the Wii (2009). You register up to six Miis with a birth date; it shows today's or tomorrow's fortune in five topics, a lucky colour, compatibility between Miis, and food / fun / care hints. The fortunes are credited to Media Kobo, Inc. (メディア工房): the EU manual says "Predictions provided by Media Kobo, Inc." and the Japanese manual says 占い監修・株式会社メディア工房 ("fortune supervision"). Nintendo published the channel. Everything below was reverse-engineered from the EU, Korean and Japanese builds. No game data is included here. One result was compared against a real console (see Caveats).
| Release | Title ID | Name | Data |
Binary: 00000001.app (main executable), PowerPC Gekko/Broadway, image base 0x80000000, analyzed in Ghidra (port 8193, project barrelblast).
Sound archive: rev_photo.brsar (Revolution Sound Archive, examined with strings against its SYMB chunk).
All addresses below are Ghidra addresses in the loaded 00000001.app. Function names are Ghidra auto-names (FUN_8xxxxxxx) — the shipped binary has no debug symbols, so all interpretation of intent is based on decompiled logic and referenced strings, not symbol names.
| import django | |
| import binascii | |
| import hashlib | |
| import base64 | |
| from django.contrib.auth.hashers import PBKDF2PasswordHasher | |
| from django.utils.crypto import pbkdf2 | |
| class JellyfinPBKDF2PasswordHasher(PBKDF2PasswordHasher): | |
| algorithm = "jellyfin_pbkdf2_sha512" | |
| digest = hashlib.sha512 |
