Nintendo Wii Moderation Guide

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== Comments ==
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<nowiki><b>Internal Name</b>:</nowiki> ''Internal Name'' -- Can be obtained in Isobuster as volume label, in Cleanrip output, or in Dolphin.
<nowiki><b>Internal Name</b>:</nowiki> ''Internal Name'' -- Can be obtained in Isobuster as volume label, in Cleanrip output, or in Dolphin.
''E09F2204<tab>RVL-RL3E-0A-'''X''' USA<tab>S0'' -- The bold character indicates Revision number. Add revision to datname and version field (Rev X)
''E09F2204<tab>RVL-RL3E-0A-'''X''' USA<tab>S0'' -- The bold character indicates Revision number. Add revision to datname and version field (Rev X)
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== Serials ==
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Example: RVL-SP3E-USA-B0
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*'''RVL''': Generic ID for Wii ('''R'''e'''V'''o'''L'''ution)
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*'''SP3E''': 4 character ID for specific game, breakdown below.
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*'''USA''': Region identifier, guide below.
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*'''B0''': Label variant, does not guarantee data difference. (Can be E0, exclusively for DL Discs)
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===Game ID===
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XYYZ
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If unique, (nearly) guaranteed to be unique dump.
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*'''X'''
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**D: Demo
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**R: Game (Early releases?)
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**S: Game (Later releases?)
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*'''YY'''
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**Any combination of A-Z and 0-9
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**Specific per game
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*'''Z'''
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**D: Germany
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**E: USA or NTSC-U
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**F: France
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**H: Holland (Netherlands)
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**I: Italy
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**J: Japan or NTSC-J
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**K: Korea
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**P: Europe or PAL
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**R: Russia
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**S: Spain
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**U: Australia
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V through Z seem to be used for "Misc" stuff that won't fit elsewhere.
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**V: Scandinavia
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**W: Hong Kong, Taiwan, or Scandinavia
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**X: Europe, Brazil, LatAm, Canada, or Scandinavia
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**Y: Brazil, Canada, Scandinavia, or Turkey
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**Z: Canada or Scandinavia
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===Serial Regions===
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Different region does not mean different disc data.
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*AUS: Australia
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*BRA: Brazil
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*CAN: Canada
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*CHT: Hong Kong? (Chinese Traditional)
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*ESP: Spain
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*EUR: Europe
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*EUT: Europe (Alt)
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*EUU: Europe (Alt)
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*EUY: Europe (Alt)
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*EUZ: Europe (Alt)
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*FAH: France and Holland (Benelux?)
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*FRA: France
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*GER: Germany
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*HOL: Holland (Netherlands)
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*ITA: Italy
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*JPN: Japan
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*KOR: Korea
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*LTN: Latin America
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*MDE: Middle East
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*NOE: Germany (Nintendo of Europe?)
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*RUS: Russia
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*SCN: Scandinavia
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*SWE: Sweden
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*TUR: Turkey
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*TWN: Taiwan
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*UKV: United Kingdom (?)
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*USA: United States
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== bca2txt ==
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Python script for converting a .bca file to a .txt file for easy copy/pasting to Redump.
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Save code below as bca2txt.py, and drag-and-drop .bca file onto script to produce FILE.bca.txt
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<pre>
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#!/usr/bin/env python
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import sys
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import os
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if (len(sys.argv) != 2):
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print('usage: ' + os.path.basename(__file__) + ' <64-byte BCA file>')
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sys.exit(1)
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bca_file_size = os.path.getsize(sys.argv[1])
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if (bca_file_size != 64):
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print("BCA file is not 64 bytes")
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sys.exit(1)
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bca_file = open(sys.argv[1], 'rb')
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txt_file = open(sys.argv[1] + '.txt', 'w')
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for x in range(4):
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for y in range(8):
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val = bca_file.read(2)
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txt_file.write(bytes(val).hex().upper())
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if (y != 7):
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txt_file.write(' ')
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else:
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txt_file.write('\n')
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</pre>
[[Category:Moderation Guides]]
[[Category:Moderation Guides]]

Latest revision as of 23:42, 24 May 2024

Contents

Comments

<b>Internal Name</b>: Internal Name -- Can be obtained in Isobuster as volume label, in Cleanrip output, or in Dolphin.

E09F2204<tab>RVL-RL3E-0A-X USA<tab>S0 -- The bold character indicates Revision number. Add revision to datname and version field (Rev X)

Serials

Example: RVL-SP3E-USA-B0

  • RVL: Generic ID for Wii (ReVoLution)
  • SP3E: 4 character ID for specific game, breakdown below.
  • USA: Region identifier, guide below.
  • B0: Label variant, does not guarantee data difference. (Can be E0, exclusively for DL Discs)

Game ID

XYYZ

If unique, (nearly) guaranteed to be unique dump.

  • X
    • D: Demo
    • R: Game (Early releases?)
    • S: Game (Later releases?)
  • YY
    • Any combination of A-Z and 0-9
    • Specific per game
  • Z
    • D: Germany
    • E: USA or NTSC-U
    • F: France
    • H: Holland (Netherlands)
    • I: Italy
    • J: Japan or NTSC-J
    • K: Korea
    • P: Europe or PAL
    • R: Russia
    • S: Spain
    • U: Australia

V through Z seem to be used for "Misc" stuff that won't fit elsewhere.

    • V: Scandinavia
    • W: Hong Kong, Taiwan, or Scandinavia
    • X: Europe, Brazil, LatAm, Canada, or Scandinavia
    • Y: Brazil, Canada, Scandinavia, or Turkey
    • Z: Canada or Scandinavia

Serial Regions

Different region does not mean different disc data.

  • AUS: Australia
  • BRA: Brazil
  • CAN: Canada
  • CHT: Hong Kong? (Chinese Traditional)
  • ESP: Spain
  • EUR: Europe
  • EUT: Europe (Alt)
  • EUU: Europe (Alt)
  • EUY: Europe (Alt)
  • EUZ: Europe (Alt)
  • FAH: France and Holland (Benelux?)
  • FRA: France
  • GER: Germany
  • HOL: Holland (Netherlands)
  • ITA: Italy
  • JPN: Japan
  • KOR: Korea
  • LTN: Latin America
  • MDE: Middle East
  • NOE: Germany (Nintendo of Europe?)
  • RUS: Russia
  • SCN: Scandinavia
  • SWE: Sweden
  • TUR: Turkey
  • TWN: Taiwan
  • UKV: United Kingdom (?)
  • USA: United States

bca2txt

Python script for converting a .bca file to a .txt file for easy copy/pasting to Redump.

Save code below as bca2txt.py, and drag-and-drop .bca file onto script to produce FILE.bca.txt 

#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
import os

if (len(sys.argv) != 2):
	print('usage: ' + os.path.basename(__file__) + ' <64-byte BCA file>')
	sys.exit(1)

bca_file_size = os.path.getsize(sys.argv[1])
if (bca_file_size != 64):
	print("BCA file is not 64 bytes")
	sys.exit(1)

bca_file = open(sys.argv[1], 'rb')
txt_file = open(sys.argv[1] + '.txt', 'w')
for x in range(4):
	for y in range(8):
		val = bca_file.read(2)
		txt_file.write(bytes(val).hex().upper())
		if (y != 7):
			txt_file.write(' ')
		else:
			txt_file.write('\n')
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