WiiUSharp.Rpx 0.6.0

WiiUSharp

.NET libraries for Wii U file formats and title concepts.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo. Wii U is a trademark of Nintendo.

The NFS container format was worked out from nfs2iso2nfs by sabykos, piratesephiroth and FIX94, the NUS package layout from NUSPacker by Maschell (timogus), and RPX compression from wiiurpxtool by CBH. WiiUSharp.Nfs, WiiUSharp.Nus and WiiUSharp.Rpx are new implementations of those formats, not ports of their code.

No keys ship with these packages. The common key, title keys and htk.bin are yours to supply.

Packages

dotnet add package WiiUSharp
dotnet add package WiiUSharp.Nfs
dotnet add package WiiUSharp.Imaging
dotnet add package WiiUSharp.Audio
dotnet add package WiiUSharp.Nus
dotnet add package WiiUSharp.Rpx

Usage

Title metadata

using WiiUSharp;

var game = new Game(
    new TitleId(TitleType.Demo, 0x12345678),
    new GroupId(0x5678),
    new ProductCode(ProductCode.EShop, "FAAE"))
{
    Region = Region.All,
    Names = LocalizedName.ForAllLanguages(new LocalizedName("Super Metroid")),
};

string id = game.TitleId.ToString();            // "0005000212345678"
ImageSlot icon = ImageSlot.Icon;                // iconTex.tga, 128x128, 32 bpp

Title images

using WiiUSharp.Imaging;

TitleImage.Convert("icon.png", ImageSlot.Icon, @"title\meta\iconTex.tga");   // resized to 128x128, 32 bpp, uncompressed, no footer

var problems = TitleImage.Problems(new TgaFile("bootTvTex.tga"), ImageSlot.BootTv);   // empty when it fits

Boot sound

using WiiUSharp.Audio;

BootSoundConverter.Convert("boot.mp3", @"title\meta\bootSound.btsnd");   // resampled, stereo, first six seconds

BootSound sound = BootSound.Load(@"title\meta\bootSound.btsnd");          // header + samples of an existing one

NFS container

using WiiUSharp.Nfs;

var key = NfsKey.FromFile(@"title\code\htk.bin");

// read: a seekable stream of the decrypted payload, no temp file
using Stream payload = NfsReader.Open(@"title\content", key).OpenPayload();

// write: pack, encrypt and split in one pass
new NfsWriter(key).Write(payload, new DiscDataSpan(0xF800000, gameLength), @"out\content");

The payload is a Wii disc image with its game partitions decrypted. Converting to or from a normal ISO needs Wii partition crypto, which WiiUSharp.Nfs does not implement — supply an IPartitionCipher and use NfsConverter. See .docs/WiiUSharp.Nfs.md.

Packing a title

using WiiUSharp.Nus;

var packer = new NusPacker(CommonKey.Parse("<wii u common key>"));
NusPackage package = packer.Pack(@"title", @"out", TitleKey.Parse("13371337133713371337133713371337"));
// out\title.tmd, title.tik, title.cert, 00000000.app (FST), 00000001.app ... and a .h3 per hashed content

Title values come from code/app.xml; pass a TitleInfo to override them, your own ContentRule list to change which files share a content, or a real title.cert to replace the generated stub. Output is fake-signed and installs with the usual signature patches. See .docs/WiiUSharp.Nus.md.

Executables

using WiiUSharp.Rpx;

RpxFile rpx = RpxFile.Load(@"title\code\WUP-JAAE.rpx");   // compressed sections are inflated on load
Section rodata = rpx.FindSection(".rodata")!;
rodata.Data = Patched(rodata.Data);                        // any byte change, any length
rpx.Save(@"title\code\WUP-JAAE.rpx", compress: true);     // CRC table rebuilt, layout as wiiurpxtool writes it

See .docs/WiiUSharp.Rpx.md.

Building

dotnet build WiiUSharp.sln
dotnet test WiiUSharp.sln

Requires the .NET 10 SDK (global.json). dotnet pack -c Release produces the NuGet packages.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.