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| title = WakeMiiUp | | title = WakeMiiUp | ||
| image = [[File:WakeMiiUp01.png]] | | image = [[File:WakeMiiUp01.png]] | ||
| − | | type = | + | | type = utility |
| author = [[User:Superyoshi|Superyoshi]] | | author = [[User:Superyoshi|Superyoshi]] | ||
| version = 0.6 | | version = 0.6 | ||
| − | | download = | + | | download = Media:WakeMiiUp v0-6.zip |
| − | | peripherals = {{Wiimote1}} | + | | peripherals = {{Wiimote1}} |
| + | | hbb = yes | ||
| + | | osc = yes | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | WakeMiiUp is a Homebrew Application from [[User:Superyoshi|Superyoshi]]. It is | + | WakeMiiUp is a Homebrew Application from [[User:Superyoshi|Superyoshi]]. It is an alarm app just like [[Alarmii]], but this app also aims to have more functions. Its most important feature is that you don't need the TV to be on. |
| − | Does your TV make a buzzing noise, so you can't sleep? Switch the TV off and get | + | Does your TV make a buzzing noise, so you can't sleep? Switch the TV off and get woken up by light! Watching a movie on TV, but you want to be notified when you gotta go to school? The light will tell you! |
== Functions == | == Functions == | ||
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First public release. | First public release. | ||
| − | - Fixed bug found by Tigeryoshi: If you set the alarm time to the | + | - Fixed bug found by Tigeryoshi: If you set the alarm time to the system time, it would automatically skip to the Alarm Step without pressing A. |
- Fixed 1px gap in time display | - Fixed 1px gap in time display | ||
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- Fixed many bugs from 0.5beta | - Fixed many bugs from 0.5beta | ||
| − | - Time gets now displayed on bottom right in big red numbers | + | - Time gets now displayed on bottom right in big red numbers instead of at the top with normal formatting |
=== 0.5beta === | === 0.5beta === | ||
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- Thanks to [[Team Twiizers]] for making Wii Homebrew possible and creating the [[HBC]]. | - Thanks to [[Team Twiizers]] for making Wii Homebrew possible and creating the [[HBC]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:58, 4 January 2023
| WakeMiiUp | |
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| General | |
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| Author(s) | Superyoshi |
| Type | Utility |
| Version | 0.6 |
| Links | |
| Download | |
| Downloadable via the Homebrew Browser | |
| Downloadable via the Open Shop Channel | |
| Peripherals | |
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WakeMiiUp is a Homebrew Application from Superyoshi. It is an alarm app just like Alarmii, but this app also aims to have more functions. Its most important feature is that you don't need the TV to be on.
Does your TV make a buzzing noise, so you can't sleep? Switch the TV off and get woken up by light! Watching a movie on TV, but you want to be notified when you gotta go to school? The light will tell you!
Functions
- Set Alarm (based on System Time, 24h format)
- Wakes you using your Wii Drive Light (blinking)
To Do
Options
- Change to 12h time format
- Change Drive Light blinking frequency
Functions
- Waking you using Rumble
- Snooze Function
Other
- GUI
If you have suggestions, feel free to tell them on the Talk Page.
Media
Video 0.6beta: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDx1yqjz-6Y
Changelog
0.6
First public release.
- Fixed bug found by Tigeryoshi: If you set the alarm time to the system time, it would automatically skip to the Alarm Step without pressing A.
- Fixed 1px gap in time display
0.6beta
Was only given out to beta testers.
- Fixed many bugs from 0.5beta
- Time gets now displayed on bottom right in big red numbers instead of at the top with normal formatting
0.5beta
Was only given out to beta testers.
- Added blinking Wii Disk Drive Light
Credits, Thanks, etc.
- Credits to Rhys for the code used to light the Disk Drive
- Credits to Blitter for the original idea and for the code used to get the system time
- Credits to WinterMute for the sample code.
- Thanks to Tigeryoshi for beta-testing.
- Thanks to Team Twiizers for making Wii Homebrew possible and creating the HBC.