Homebrew Channel Themes
2021年5月10日Download here: http://gg.gg/ujqlf
When we released the Homebrew Channel 1.0.7, we supplied a new look and the announcement of a surprise. I must apologize for the delay in the revelation of this surprise, which is mostly owed to a complete meltdown of my work machine. Without much further ado, it is my pleasure to give you: Homebrew Channel themes, and a first theme: HBC Classic.
*Wii Menu Themes
*Wii Maker Theme
Homebrew Channel Forwarders compatible with HBC v1.0.7 - v1.0.8. Credit for these 4 forwarders goes toNeoRame & fraggelpower666 (as far as i know. Homebrew Channel Forwarders v1.0.7 - v1.0.8 - WADder - Wii Channels and Themes.Wii Menu Themes
While the reactions to HBC 1.0.7’s new default theme – dubbed “Dark Waters” – were generally positive, some complained about it being too dark, unfitting, or simply “exceedingly ugly.” We’re usually not the makers of elaborate plots (that you know of), but this was actually fully intentional to draw a bit of attention not only to the function but also to the looks of the Homebrew Channel.
*Me And The Boys Listening To Homebrew Theme. Awesomeman Homebrew Channel Theme (+Download). So im new to this homebrew thing and im trying.
*For all your Wii Needs. Wii Downloads Applications; Homebrew; Applications.
*The Homebrew Channel. The Homebrew Channel is a channel for Wii that was not made by Nintendo and is not supported by them. This channel is a freeware program that can be used to launch unofficial games and programs, as well as programs that can bypass the regional lockout or use normal DVDs (for program running; movies will not work on Wii console made after a certain year because DVD.
*The Homebrew Channel is a custom channel for the Wii created by Team Twiizers. This handy channel allows you to run unofficial programs for the Wii called homebrew. Over the years, the Homebrew.Applying themes to the Homebrew Channel
There are two options for you to apply a theme to the Homebrew Channel.
The first way is to treat a theme file just like you would treat an application: A subfolder in the apps folder on the SD card or USB stick, only with the file theme.zip containing the theme files instead of boot.elf containing an application. The theme file will then show up in the application browser, loading it will apply it to the Homebrew Channel. This allows you to conveniently switch between themes as you can store them along each other on the media of your choice.
The second way is to simply wiiload the theme.zip to the Homebrew Channel, after which it will be immediately applied.
Once you apply a theme, it is permanently stored with the Homebrew Channel’s “savegame”.How to revert the Homebrew Channel to the default theme
Currently, this only works by deleting the Homebrew Channel’s “savegame” via the System Menu’s data management. This, of course, also deletes the other preferences, so you will have to visit the Homebrew Channel’s options screen again. We may come up with a better way to remove a theme, but this is how it works for now.Creating your own themes
Theming the Homebrew Channel is currently limited to skinning the user interface, i.e., replacing its graphics with same-sized ones. You can skin pretty much any graphical element of the Homebrew Channel, with the exception of the Wii remote pointer and the Homebrew Channel logo in the bottom right. (Yes, you can even insert your own bubble graphics. I propose: mice.)
Please take careful note that the graphics need to be the exact size of the ones they are replacing, there is no stretching/cropping mechanism in place. If the image dimensions mismatch, the image will be ignored and the default image will be used in its place. The same happens if you don’t include a file in the first place. This allows you to selectively skin the HBC. For example, if you only wanted to change the background image, your theme would only include the two background files.
Accompanying the image files is a small XML file named theme.xml. For now, it only includes a few color values and the name of the theme. The color values are in RGBA for the font (which is currently limited to one color GUI-wide) and the gradient to be used in the progress bar.
I believe I can leave you with the new HBC Classic theme as a template for both the sizes and the file naming. I trust you will be able to figure out the purpose of the various image files by their file name. You will notice that the Homebrew Channel’s GUI isn’t terribly complicated and re-uses many of its images in various places.
For theme publishing, I suggest you package theme files like an application. You can even include a screenshot or a cutout as icon.png and your name with the meta.xml file (note that you will still have to supply a theme.xml inside the theme.zip file).Theme repository – or lack thereof
As with applications, we do not intend to create a repository for themes ourselves. Since Wiibrew.org has proven to be a great repository for applications, we think it is a great place to store the accompanying themes. As usual, with Wiibrew, please don’t upload copyrighted content. For themes, this means: No copyrighted imagery, neither of photographic nor illustrative nature. Also, I would think that it is rather pointless to upload background-only themes.
So, there you have it. We are very much looking forward to see how you feel the Homebrew Channel should look like. Scrapebox nulled.Wii Maker ThemeSystem Menu Hacks > Mymenuify (Custom Themes)Mymenuify is a custom theme installer for the System menu. If you don’t like the White theme, change it with this app.
icon.png
meta.xml
<?xml version=’1.0’ encoding=’UTF-8’ standalone=’yes’?>
<app version=’1’>
<name>MyMenuify GUI</name>
<version>2.2</version>
<release_date>20090529194500</release_date>
<coder>Xuzz</coder>
<short_description>Install Wii cSM</short_description>
<long_description>WARNING: This program allows you to make modifications to your Wii that could cause a brick! Be certain to have brick protection installed! Preloader .29 or bootmii installed as boot2 highly advised!
This version of MyMenuify features a GUI interface and allows cSMs to be stored anywhere on your card as well as faster install speeds.
Check for newer versions at http://www.wadder.net in the MyMenu forum. There is also a wiki located at http://www.wadder.net/wiki
</long_description>
</app>
Only for
Wii with System menu versions: 3.2, 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3
Don’t use on the WiiU! This will instantly brick the console!
Required
*An SD card (Best results are with non-SDHC cards, SDHC will only work on 4.0 or above) or USB device formatted to FAT(32).
*A MYM file of the theme you want. The MYM file needs to be for yourSystem menu VERSION (3.2, 4.0 or 4.1), but can be applied on ANY REGIONTIP
A lot of MYM files can be found here
WARNING
The steps below are dangerous to do. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to install Priiloader or BOOTMII as BOOT2 !
NOTE: You can also use a .csm file (be sure its for your System menu VERSION AND REGION!). In that case, skip to step 6
Links
Result
*Changes the theme of the system menu on your Wii.Danger Level
*HIGH - Brick protection required! Only use trusted sources for .mym/.csm files!
Guide
Computer ----------------------
1. Downloading & stuff
*Download the mymenu pack and extract it. Copy the Mymenuify folder to the apps folder on the SD card.
*Run the Mymenu Setup and let it install.
2. Run the NUS Downloader. At the bottom, check Pack -> Wad. Also check CreateDecrypted Contents.
*Navigate with the database of NUS to System > System menu > Your current system menu version
*Start the NUS download and let it finish.
3. Go to the NUS Directory (extras -> open NUSD directory), go to titles, then 0000000100000002 and finally the version you just downloaded. You will see a lot of .app files here. The one you need to find is different for each system menu:
Version/RegionNTSC-U
NTSC-JPAL (E)
Korea3.200000042.app00000040.app
00000045.app?4.000000072.app00000070.app00000075.app
?4.10000007b.app00000078.app
0000007e.app
?4.200000087.app
00000084.app
0000008a.app?4.300000097.app
00000094.app
0000009a.app?
Copy the one you need to a place where you can easily find it (like the desktop).
4. Run Mymenu. Browse for the source file(the 000000XX.app) and the mym file. Now click Create Mymenu. It willgenerate a .csm file. Use Esc to get out of Mymenu.
5. Create a new folder on the SD card/USB device (like CSM) and place your csm file there.
Wii ----------------------
6. Launch Mymenuify and browse for your theme and let it install. Done, Reboot your Wii to see the result!
Ifthe Wii gives an error or black screen, Run BootMii or Priiloader andinstall another theme. (Or restore a BootMii backup if you have one).
Download here: http://gg.gg/ujqlf
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
When we released the Homebrew Channel 1.0.7, we supplied a new look and the announcement of a surprise. I must apologize for the delay in the revelation of this surprise, which is mostly owed to a complete meltdown of my work machine. Without much further ado, it is my pleasure to give you: Homebrew Channel themes, and a first theme: HBC Classic.
*Wii Menu Themes
*Wii Maker Theme
Homebrew Channel Forwarders compatible with HBC v1.0.7 - v1.0.8. Credit for these 4 forwarders goes toNeoRame & fraggelpower666 (as far as i know. Homebrew Channel Forwarders v1.0.7 - v1.0.8 - WADder - Wii Channels and Themes.Wii Menu Themes
While the reactions to HBC 1.0.7’s new default theme – dubbed “Dark Waters” – were generally positive, some complained about it being too dark, unfitting, or simply “exceedingly ugly.” We’re usually not the makers of elaborate plots (that you know of), but this was actually fully intentional to draw a bit of attention not only to the function but also to the looks of the Homebrew Channel.
*Me And The Boys Listening To Homebrew Theme. Awesomeman Homebrew Channel Theme (+Download). So im new to this homebrew thing and im trying.
*For all your Wii Needs. Wii Downloads Applications; Homebrew; Applications.
*The Homebrew Channel. The Homebrew Channel is a channel for Wii that was not made by Nintendo and is not supported by them. This channel is a freeware program that can be used to launch unofficial games and programs, as well as programs that can bypass the regional lockout or use normal DVDs (for program running; movies will not work on Wii console made after a certain year because DVD.
*The Homebrew Channel is a custom channel for the Wii created by Team Twiizers. This handy channel allows you to run unofficial programs for the Wii called homebrew. Over the years, the Homebrew.Applying themes to the Homebrew Channel
There are two options for you to apply a theme to the Homebrew Channel.
The first way is to treat a theme file just like you would treat an application: A subfolder in the apps folder on the SD card or USB stick, only with the file theme.zip containing the theme files instead of boot.elf containing an application. The theme file will then show up in the application browser, loading it will apply it to the Homebrew Channel. This allows you to conveniently switch between themes as you can store them along each other on the media of your choice.
The second way is to simply wiiload the theme.zip to the Homebrew Channel, after which it will be immediately applied.
Once you apply a theme, it is permanently stored with the Homebrew Channel’s “savegame”.How to revert the Homebrew Channel to the default theme
Currently, this only works by deleting the Homebrew Channel’s “savegame” via the System Menu’s data management. This, of course, also deletes the other preferences, so you will have to visit the Homebrew Channel’s options screen again. We may come up with a better way to remove a theme, but this is how it works for now.Creating your own themes
Theming the Homebrew Channel is currently limited to skinning the user interface, i.e., replacing its graphics with same-sized ones. You can skin pretty much any graphical element of the Homebrew Channel, with the exception of the Wii remote pointer and the Homebrew Channel logo in the bottom right. (Yes, you can even insert your own bubble graphics. I propose: mice.)
Please take careful note that the graphics need to be the exact size of the ones they are replacing, there is no stretching/cropping mechanism in place. If the image dimensions mismatch, the image will be ignored and the default image will be used in its place. The same happens if you don’t include a file in the first place. This allows you to selectively skin the HBC. For example, if you only wanted to change the background image, your theme would only include the two background files.
Accompanying the image files is a small XML file named theme.xml. For now, it only includes a few color values and the name of the theme. The color values are in RGBA for the font (which is currently limited to one color GUI-wide) and the gradient to be used in the progress bar.
I believe I can leave you with the new HBC Classic theme as a template for both the sizes and the file naming. I trust you will be able to figure out the purpose of the various image files by their file name. You will notice that the Homebrew Channel’s GUI isn’t terribly complicated and re-uses many of its images in various places.
For theme publishing, I suggest you package theme files like an application. You can even include a screenshot or a cutout as icon.png and your name with the meta.xml file (note that you will still have to supply a theme.xml inside the theme.zip file).Theme repository – or lack thereof
As with applications, we do not intend to create a repository for themes ourselves. Since Wiibrew.org has proven to be a great repository for applications, we think it is a great place to store the accompanying themes. As usual, with Wiibrew, please don’t upload copyrighted content. For themes, this means: No copyrighted imagery, neither of photographic nor illustrative nature. Also, I would think that it is rather pointless to upload background-only themes.
So, there you have it. We are very much looking forward to see how you feel the Homebrew Channel should look like. Scrapebox nulled.Wii Maker ThemeSystem Menu Hacks > Mymenuify (Custom Themes)Mymenuify is a custom theme installer for the System menu. If you don’t like the White theme, change it with this app.
icon.png
meta.xml
<?xml version=’1.0’ encoding=’UTF-8’ standalone=’yes’?>
<app version=’1’>
<name>MyMenuify GUI</name>
<version>2.2</version>
<release_date>20090529194500</release_date>
<coder>Xuzz</coder>
<short_description>Install Wii cSM</short_description>
<long_description>WARNING: This program allows you to make modifications to your Wii that could cause a brick! Be certain to have brick protection installed! Preloader .29 or bootmii installed as boot2 highly advised!
This version of MyMenuify features a GUI interface and allows cSMs to be stored anywhere on your card as well as faster install speeds.
Check for newer versions at http://www.wadder.net in the MyMenu forum. There is also a wiki located at http://www.wadder.net/wiki
</long_description>
</app>
Only for
Wii with System menu versions: 3.2, 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3
Don’t use on the WiiU! This will instantly brick the console!
Required
*An SD card (Best results are with non-SDHC cards, SDHC will only work on 4.0 or above) or USB device formatted to FAT(32).
*A MYM file of the theme you want. The MYM file needs to be for yourSystem menu VERSION (3.2, 4.0 or 4.1), but can be applied on ANY REGIONTIP
A lot of MYM files can be found here
WARNING
The steps below are dangerous to do. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to install Priiloader or BOOTMII as BOOT2 !
NOTE: You can also use a .csm file (be sure its for your System menu VERSION AND REGION!). In that case, skip to step 6
Links
Result
*Changes the theme of the system menu on your Wii.Danger Level
*HIGH - Brick protection required! Only use trusted sources for .mym/.csm files!
Guide
Computer ----------------------
1. Downloading & stuff
*Download the mymenu pack and extract it. Copy the Mymenuify folder to the apps folder on the SD card.
*Run the Mymenu Setup and let it install.
2. Run the NUS Downloader. At the bottom, check Pack -> Wad. Also check CreateDecrypted Contents.
*Navigate with the database of NUS to System > System menu > Your current system menu version
*Start the NUS download and let it finish.
3. Go to the NUS Directory (extras -> open NUSD directory), go to titles, then 0000000100000002 and finally the version you just downloaded. You will see a lot of .app files here. The one you need to find is different for each system menu:
Version/RegionNTSC-U
NTSC-JPAL (E)
Korea3.200000042.app00000040.app
00000045.app?4.000000072.app00000070.app00000075.app
?4.10000007b.app00000078.app
0000007e.app
?4.200000087.app
00000084.app
0000008a.app?4.300000097.app
00000094.app
0000009a.app?
Copy the one you need to a place where you can easily find it (like the desktop).
4. Run Mymenu. Browse for the source file(the 000000XX.app) and the mym file. Now click Create Mymenu. It willgenerate a .csm file. Use Esc to get out of Mymenu.
5. Create a new folder on the SD card/USB device (like CSM) and place your csm file there.
Wii ----------------------
6. Launch Mymenuify and browse for your theme and let it install. Done, Reboot your Wii to see the result!
Ifthe Wii gives an error or black screen, Run BootMii or Priiloader andinstall another theme. (Or restore a BootMii backup if you have one).
Download here: http://gg.gg/ujqlf
https://diarynote-jp.indered.space
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