#Convert .gcm to iso how to
#Convert .gcm to iso mod

USB:/wbfs/Super Smash Bros Brawl (NTSC) /RSBE01.wbfs USB:/wbfs/Super Smash Bros Brawl (NTSC) /RSBE01.wbf3 USB:/wbfs/Super Smash Bros Brawl (NTSC) /RSBE01.wbf2 USB:/wbfs/Super Smash Bros Brawl (NTSC) /RSBE01.wbf1 USB:/wbfs/Donkey Kong Country Returns (NTSC) /SF8E01.wbfs USB:/wbfs/Title of Game (Region) /gameid.wbfs

#Convert .gcm to iso how to

Figure out how to open BIN files containing images and 3D models PowerISO to attempt to open BIN files containing images coupled with a CUE file using a virtual drive (or real CD), with no luck. SZS Modifier, made by ChadderZ for Mario Kart Wii Custom Track creation, to attempt to open various Animal Crossing SZS files, with no luck btidump.exe to convert decrypted SZS files of BTI format to open with Paint.Net WinZip to zip decrypted SZS files of NES format to open with JNES yaz0dec.exe to decrypt yaz0 encrypted files notepad++ or HxD to open any file in hex format gmcdump.exe to extract the Animal Crossing iso

open BIN files containing images or 3D models decrypt, extract, and read SZS files of type: REL, BIN, and QD read text from BIN files that contain text decrypt, extract, and open SZS files of type NES decrypt, extract, and open SZS files of type BTI extract famicom.arc, forest_1st.arc, forest_2nd.arc to more subfiles extract Animal Crossing (USA).iso to 11 files The website I show in my video contains powerful tools to extract and decrypt various file formats. NOTE: Texture editing is different and is simple to do through one method using Dolphin's texture dump and load capability, but that is superficial as it does not directly modify the iso.

NOTE: This is different than using an Action Replay with the fact that we are modding the actual Animal Crossing iso file, not just manipulating preexisting memory address values.

#Convert .gcm to iso mod

I hope this video inspires others to delve into this so we can figure out how to permanently mod Animal Crossing on the coding and graphics level. This video documents my progress and explains some limitations I ran into. I was bored today and decided to see how far I could get in extracting an Animal Crossing Gamecube iso for modding, something no one has accomplished yet. To view our current work regarding offset data, see our google spreadsheet:Д/spreadsheets/d/1TcmWXW1bNyno7G9_DBbxDJ3jmzzFi-dM3zq6Z68Ok00/edit#gid=661682041

Warning: Loud NES Pinball sound at ~15:15ДЇor my latest video on AC modding progress, see my video: