Where to put files
Application Files: |
SD or HDD:\apps\nintendont\boot.dol |
SD or HDD:\apps\nintendont\icon.png |
SD or HDD:\apps\nintendont\meta.xml |
SD or HDD:\sneek\kenobiwii.bin |
Cheat File: |
SD or HDD:\codes\<Game ID>.gct |
<Game ID> is the a unique ID for the specific game. Gamecube games use six characters for their IDs. This is provided in the Code Database as well as whenever you download a precompiled GCT File here from ZeldaCodes.org it will already be named correctly for you.
Note that with Nintendont 4.x that the kenobiwii.bin file is no longer needed to play with cheats. However, the cheats run at their own independant framerate instead of with the game's framerate. This makes some of the framerate dependant codes impossible to use like the Rupee Count Code.
ISO Games
If you are going to be playing a game from an SD Card or HDD Device you need to place the file in the right location and with the correct name.
SD or HDD:\games\<Name> [<Game ID>]\game.iso |
<Name> can be anything you want.
Note that the game.iso file need's to actually be named "game". If it is not Nintendont will not be able to find it.
Applying Cheats
Settings
- Load Nintendont from the Homebrew Channel
- Select SD or USB (which ever you have the game/cheats on)
- Go to Settings (Press B)
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Set the following:
- Cheats: on
- Return to the Game List (Press B)
Starting a Game
- Load Nintendont from the Homebrew Channel
- Select SD or USB (which ever you have the game/cheats on)
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Select one of the following:
GC Disc in Drive [DISC01] This is the current disc in the Wii's disc drive. ZELDA OCARINA MULTI PACK [D43E01] This is Ocarina of Time: Master Quest NTSC-U ZELDA OCARINA MULTI PACK [D43J01] This is Ocarina of Time: Master Quest NTSC-J