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NEW VERSION!! IN PYTHON!!
| author = [[User:Isaac356|Isaac356]]
| author = [[User:Isaac356|Isaac356]]
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'''Wii Signer''' is a simple PC Utility that lets you fakesign a Wii ticket. Currently, only tickets are supported, no tmd's and no other files.
'''Wii Signer''' is a simple PC Utility that lets you fakesign Wii tickets and TMDs. At present, this program is fully capable of packing/unpacking a WAD, and decrypting the app files.
'''WII SIGNER HAS BEEN MOVED TO PYTHON!''' You need to download Python to use this.
== Features ==
== Features ==
Implemented:
Implemented:
:Resigns Wii Tickets
:Resigns Wii Tickets
:Resign Wii TMD's
:Auto-Fix Filesize
:Auto-Fix SHA-1 Hash
Upcoming:
Upcoming:
:View TMD (allows you to view all records in a TMD in a table format)
:View TMD (allows you to view all records in a TMD in a table format)
:Fix Filesize (stats for the correct filesize of a .app file, then puts it in the TMD)
:GUI via Glade/GTK
== Windows ==
== Usage ==
The real power of this program comes in using it interactively (which, if you have used python before, you probably already know how to do). However, there are a few useful options that can be invoked at the command line:
-o, --output: override the output file/directory's name,
-f, --file: a wad to unpack into a directory,
-d, --directory: a directory to pack into a wad,
-u, --update: a directory to look for a TMD and app files, then write correct SHA-1 hashes and filesizes into the TMD and fakesign it (use -o to not overwrite the old TMD)