Quake para WII (soporta Wiimote) ACTUALIZACIÓN 02/06

30/05/2008

What's new?

Uploaded a work in progress version to show what I've been doing.

For now:
-It resets properly on the Wii (still not able to return to the loader, though.)
-Reads files from the front Wii SD slot (saving disabled, forgot to reenable it before uploading, but you can remove the return lines on SYS_FileOpenWrite and SYS_FileWrite to make it work.)
-Wiimote suport, tried to map the buttons on the wiimote and nunchuk more or less like the gamecube ones, wiimote IR aiming and nunchuk up-motion jumping.

Bugs:
-Wiimote disconnects too fast, need to read the libogc headers again and determine how to make the idle time longer.
-If the wiimote disconnects, screen turns grey (only the game screen, not the status bar or menu) and stays this way until you reload the game (starting a new game won't help)
-Maybe you'll have to disconnect and reconnect the nunchuk to your wiimote to make it work (again, this is a 1-day, no-prior-experience implementation, it will be fixed)
-Something else I can't remember.

Download it at the quake-gamecube official site: quake-gamecube - Google Code

That's it, please don't complain about the wiimote implementation and SD card reading yet. The wiimote code is completely new to me (and I don't know about the real stability of the code on the libogc cvs) and the SD reading doesn't use libfat yet, but use the wiisd functions from the latest libogc CVS

28/05/2008

* It resets properly on the Wii (still not able to return to the loader, though.)

* Reads files from the front Wii SD slot (saving disabled, forgot to reenable it before uploading, but you can remove the return lines on SYS_FileOpenWrite and SYS_FileWrite to make it work.)

* Wiimote suport, tried to map the buttons on the wiimote and nunchuk more or less like the gamecube ones, wiimote IR aiming and nunchuk up-motion jumping.

INSTALLATION:

Copy the ID1 folder to the root of your SD Card.
Copy Quake's PAK0.PAK (and PAK1.PAK if you own the full version) into the ID1 folder on your SD Card.
Check that the ID1 folder and all files within it are named using only upper case.
Insert the SD Card and adaptor into the Wii front SD slot.
Launch Quake.dol or Quake.elf using your method of choice.