<![CDATA[Mario Kart Unlimited - Unlimited Mario Kart Wii Experiences! - Resources & Programs]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/ Tue, 13 Oct 2026 10:19:34 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[How To: Edit Mini Map Color (Gradient)]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-64.html Fri, 22 Jul 2022 00:03:33 -0500 ~Phoebe Cherry Bomb~]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-64.html mkwbenjamin (MarioKartBoards) Wrote:disclaimer: I did not make the video myself, but I do have permission to post it here by the author.
also, this thread was originally posted on the mkboards site, but I was asked to move it.

by following this tutorial, you can now change your mini map to appear in a two-color gradient.
tutorials on how to change it to one solid color have been posted before, but this is cool cause its different
and kinda new knowledge (i'm assuming), so I made this post to increase exposure and such.

what you will need: the actual tutorial:
[INDENT][MEDIA=youtube]W9CpYBVtEa0[/MEDIA][/INDENT]]]> mkwbenjamin (MarioKartBoards) Wrote:disclaimer: I did not make the video myself, but I do have permission to post it here by the author.
also, this thread was originally posted on the mkboards site, but I was asked to move it.

by following this tutorial, you can now change your mini map to appear in a two-color gradient.
tutorials on how to change it to one solid color have been posted before, but this is cool cause its different
and kinda new knowledge (i'm assuming), so I made this post to increase exposure and such.

what you will need: the actual tutorial:
[INDENT][MEDIA=youtube]W9CpYBVtEa0[/MEDIA][/INDENT]]]> <![CDATA[List of Mii Symbols That Only Work In-Game]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-63.html Fri, 22 Jul 2022 00:02:41 -0500 ~Phoebe Cherry Bomb~]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-63.html Credits to the people over at 4DR and to Guilmon35249vr for the original thread on MarioKartWii.com.

Create a Mii and copy the symbol you'd like into your name. For NON-PC symbols, copy the square or the circled number!

Note: You'll need Japanese and Chinese character sets installed to see all of these. You might see squares even when there shouldn't be any.

European
Version of the Mii Channel Characters

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 - ¥ € [ ] \ / ' # ! " £ $ % ^ & * ( ) _ | ` { } ? @ ~

q w e r t y u i o p a s d f g h j k l ; z x c v b n m , . =

Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L : Z X C V B N M < > +

. , ' : ; ,, " " ' " ? ! ( ) _ ¿ ¡ « » &

[ ] { } · < > + - × ÷ = ± ∞ % \ / | § @

^ ~ ™ © ® º ª ♭ ♪ * ← → ↑ ↓ # $ ¢ € £ ¥

à á â ä å æ ã ç è é ê ë ì í î ï ñ ò ó ô

ö œ ø õ ß ù ú û ü ý ÿ À Á Â Ä Å Æ Ã Ç È

É Ê Ë Ì Í Î Ï Ñ Ò Ó Ô Ö Œ Ø Õ Ù Ú Û Ü Ý

Ÿ α β γ δ ε ζ η θ ι κ λ μ ν ξ ο π ρ σ τ

υ φ χ ψ ω А В Г Δ Ε Ζ Η Θ Ι Κ Λ Μ Ν Ξ Ο

Π Ρ Σ Τ Υ Φ Χ Ψ Ω ; ΄ ΅ Ά Έ Ή Ί Ό Ύ Ώ

ΐ Ϊ Ϋ ά έ ή ί ΰ ς ϊ ϋ ό ύ ώ ◎ ☆ ○ ◇ □ △

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Japanese
Version of the Mii Channel Characters

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あ か さ た な は ま や ら わ い き し ち に ひ み ゆ わ を ラ く す つ ぬ ふ む よ る ん え け せ て ね ヘ め ！ れ 、 お こ そ と の ほ も ？ ろ 。
ア カ サ タ ナ ハ マ ヤ ラ ワ イ キ シ チ ニ ヒ ミ ユ リ ヲ ウ ク ス ツ ヌ フ ム ヨ ル ソ エ ケ セ テ ネ ヘ メ ！ レ 、 オ コ ン ト ノ ホ モ ？ ロ 。
、 。 ？ ！ ー 「 」 ~ @ & , . ? ! - : ; / ~ _ ( ) < > • [ ] { } ^ “ ” « » ' ※ 〒 • … ゜ + ± x ÷ = ¥ $ ¢ € £ % # ♭ ♪ ∞ \ * „ ' ” ☆ ★ ○ ● ◎ ◇ ◆ □ ■ © △ ▲ ▽ ▼ ¦ → ← ↑ ↓ ∴

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Show ContentUncategorized Symbols:

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NON-PC SYMBOLS
Some of these appear differently (or not at all) on a computer. DSi symbols are viewable on Wii AND DS Internet Browsers. The digital numbers and DSi symbols are in the above images.

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Mario Kart Wii (Region Free)
Mario Kart Wii only symbols

[Image: MKW-Symbols.png]

 F000 - Black ? Box
 F030 - Wiimote 2 Button
 F031 - Smaller 2 Button
 F034 - Wiimote A Button
 F035 - Smaller A Button
 F038 - Classic A Button
 F039 - Smaller A Button
 F03C - Gamecube A Button
 F03D - Smaller A Button
 F041 - Wiimote B Button

 F043 - Wiimote 1 Button
 F044 - Wiimote + Button
 F047 - Smaller + Button
 F050 - Classic B Button
 F058 - Gamecube B Button
 F05E - Classic S Button
 F05F - Smaller S Button
 F060 - Blank
 F061 - 1 Star
 F062 - 2 Star

 F063 - 3 Star
 F064 - Wii Wheel
 F065 - Wiil W/1 Star
 F066 - Wiil W/2 Star
 F067 - Wiil W/3 Star
 F068 - Coin
 F069 - Balloons
 F06A - Gold Trophy
 F06B - Silver Trophy
 F06C - Bronze Trophy

 F06D - Crown
 F074 - Gold Wiil
 F075 - Gold Wiil W/1 Star
 F076 - Gold Wiil W/2 Star
 F077 - Gold Wiil W/3 Star
 F078 - Blue Letter A
 F079 - Blue Letter B
 F07A - Blue Letter C
 F07B - Blue Letter D
 F07C - Blue Letter E

[Image: MKW-Numbers.png]

â‘  2460 - Digital 0
â‘¡ 2461 - Digital 1
â‘¢ 2462 - Digital 2
â‘£ 2463 - Digital 3
⑤ 2464 - Digital 4
â‘¥ 2465 - Digital 5
⑦ 2466 - Digital 6
⑧ 2467 - Digital 7
⑨ 2468 - Digital 8
â‘© 2469 - Digital 9

⑪ 246A - Digital ":"
â‘« 246B - Digital "."
⑬ 246C - Digital "/"
â‘­ 246D - Digital "-"
â‘® 246E - Digital "+"

[Image: Wiimote-and-GC-Remote-Bars.png]

 F107 - ???
ï„‚ F102 - Invisible
 F103 - No Player

 F108 - Yellow Border P1
 F109 - Yellow Border P2
ï„Š F10A - Yellow Border P3
ï„‹ F10B - Yellow Border P4

 F10C - Full Yellow Border P1
 F10D - Full Yellow Border P2
ï„Ž F10E - Full Yellow Border P3
 F10F - Full Yellow Border P4

 F110 - Blue Border P1
ï„‘ F111 - Blue Border P2
ï„’ F112 - Blue Border P3
ï„“ F113 - Blue Border P4

ï„” F114 - Full Blue Border P1
ï„• F115 - Full Blue Border P2
ï„– F116 - Full Blue Border P3
ï„— F117 - Full Blue Border P4

 F118 - Pink Border P1
ï„™ F119 - Pink Border P2
ï„š F11A - Pink Border P3
ï„› F11B - Pink Border P4

 F11C - Full Pink Border P1
 F11D - Full Pink Border P2
ï„ž F11E - Full Pink Border P3
ï„Ÿ F11F - Full Pink Border P4

ï„  F120 - Green Border P1
ï„¡ F121 - Green Border P2
ï„¢ F122 - Green Border P3
ï„£ F123 - Green Border P4

 F124 - Full Green Border P1
ï„¥ F125 - Full Green Border P2
 F126 - Full Green Border P3
 F127 - Full Green Border P4

 F128 - White Border P1
ï„© F129 - White Border P2
 F12A - White Border P3
ï„« F12B - White Border P4

 F12C - Full White Border P4
ï„­ F12D - Full White Border P2
ï„® F12E - Full White Border P3
 F12F - Full White Border P4

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DSi Symbols (Region Free)
Symbols from the Nintendo DSi

[Image: DSi-Symbols.png]

 E000 - A Button
 E001 - B Button
 E002 - X Button
 E003 - Y Button
 E004 - L Button
 E005 - R Button
 E006 - D Pad
 E007 - Clock
 E008 - Happy Face
 E009 - Mad Face

 E00A - Sad Face
 E00B - Serious Face
 E00C - Sun
 E00D - Cloud
 E00E - Umbrella
 E00F - Lock
 E010 - Exclamation Box
 E011 - Question Box
 E012 - Mail
 E013 - Cell Phone

 E014 - Dot Block
 E015 - Spade
 E016 - Diamond
 E017 - Heart
 E018 - Club
 E019 - DSi Right Arrow
 E01A - DSi Left Arrow
 E01B - DSi Up Arrow
 E01C - DSi Down Arrow
 E020 - DSi Cross'

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Special Korean Characters

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㈜ - Parenthesized Hangul Cieuc U - 321C
㉿ - Korean Standard Symbol - 327F
♨ - Hotspring - 2668
☎ - black telephone - 260E
â—€ - Arrow left - 25C0
â–¶ - Arrow right - 25B6
♥ - Korean heart symbol - 2665
â™  - Korean spade symbol - 2660
â–² - Arrow up - 25B2
â–¼ - Arrow down - 25BC
♬ - 16th notes w/ beam - 266C
ㄺ - 27 - 313A
ã„» - 20 - 313B
ㄼ - 2∀- 313C
ㄽ - 2人 - 313D
ㄾ - 2E - 313E
℃ - degree celsius - 2103
Other Korean versions of random symbols, some work on non-Korean Wiis
！ - exclamation mark - FF01
＂ - quotation marks - FF02
＃ - hashtag - FF03
＄ - dollar - FF04
ï¼… - percent - FF05
＆ - and - FF06
＇- apostrophe - FF07
（） - brackets - FF08 (open), FF09 (closed)
＊ - asterisk - FF0A
＋ - plus - FF0B
－ - minus - FF0D
． - dot - FF0E
／ - forward slash - FF0F
： - colon - FF1A
ï¼› - semicolon - FF1B
＜ - less than - FF1C
＝ - equal to - FF1D
＞ - greater than - FF1E
？ - question mark - FF1F
ï¼  - at - FF20
ï¼» - square bracket 1 - FF3B
ï¼¼ - backslash - FF3C
ï¼½ - square bracket 2 - FF3D
ï¼¾ - caret - FF3E
＿ - underscore - FF3F
ï½› - curly bracket 1 - FF5B
｜- vertical line - FF5C
｝ - curly bracket 2 - FF5D
～ - tilde - FF5E
ï½¢ - open jp bracket - FF62
ï½£ - close jp bracket - FF63
ï¿  - cent - FFE0
ï¿¡ - pound - FFE1
ï¿¥ - yen - FFE5
￦ - korean won - FFE6

Online Mii Editor: https://rc24.xyz/goodies/mii/

Save the Miis as .miigx not .mae
Use SaveGame Manager to install the Miis on the Homebrew Channel by creating a savemiis folder on the root of the SD Card]]> Credits to the people over at 4DR and to Guilmon35249vr for the original thread on MarioKartWii.com.

Create a Mii and copy the symbol you'd like into your name. For NON-PC symbols, copy the square or the circled number!

Note: You'll need Japanese and Chinese character sets installed to see all of these. You might see squares even when there shouldn't be any.

European
Version of the Mii Channel Characters

~

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 - ¥ € [ ] \ / ' # ! " £ $ % ^ & * ( ) _ | ` { } ? @ ~

q w e r t y u i o p a s d f g h j k l ; z x c v b n m , . =

Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L : Z X C V B N M < > +

. , ' : ; ,, " " ' " ? ! ( ) _ ¿ ¡ « » &

[ ] { } · < > + - × ÷ = ± ∞ % \ / | § @

^ ~ ™ © ® º ª ♭ ♪ * ← → ↑ ↓ # $ ¢ € £ ¥

à á â ä å æ ã ç è é ê ë ì í î ï ñ ò ó ô

ö œ ø õ ß ù ú û ü ý ÿ À Á Â Ä Å Æ Ã Ç È

É Ê Ë Ì Í Î Ï Ñ Ò Ó Ô Ö Œ Ø Õ Ù Ú Û Ü Ý

Ÿ α β γ δ ε ζ η θ ι κ λ μ ν ξ ο π ρ σ τ

υ φ χ ψ ω А В Г Δ Ε Ζ Η Θ Ι Κ Λ Μ Ν Ξ Ο

Π Ρ Σ Τ Υ Φ Χ Ψ Ω ; ΄ ΅ Ά Έ Ή Ί Ό Ύ Ώ

ΐ Ϊ Ϋ ά έ ή ί ΰ ς ϊ ϋ ό ύ ώ ◎ ☆ ○ ◇ □ △

~

Japanese
Version of the Mii Channel Characters

~

あ か さ た な は ま や ら わ い き し ち に ひ み ゆ わ を ラ く す つ ぬ ふ む よ る ん え け せ て ね ヘ め ！ れ 、 お こ そ と の ほ も ？ ろ 。
ア カ サ タ ナ ハ マ ヤ ラ ワ イ キ シ チ ニ ヒ ミ ユ リ ヲ ウ ク ス ツ ヌ フ ム ヨ ル ソ エ ケ セ テ ネ ヘ メ ！ レ 、 オ コ ン ト ノ ホ モ ？ ロ 。
、 。 ？ ！ ー 「 」 ~ @ & , . ? ! - : ; / ~ _ ( ) < > • [ ] { } ^ “ ” « » ' ※ 〒 • … ゜ + ± x ÷ = ¥ $ ¢ € £ % # ♭ ♪ ∞ \ * „ ' ” ☆ ★ ○ ● ◎ ◇ ◆ □ ■ © △ ▲ ▽ ▼ ¦ → ← ↑ ↓ ∴

~

Show ContentUncategorized Symbols:

~

NON-PC SYMBOLS
Some of these appear differently (or not at all) on a computer. DSi symbols are viewable on Wii AND DS Internet Browsers. The digital numbers and DSi symbols are in the above images.

~

Mario Kart Wii (Region Free)
Mario Kart Wii only symbols

[Image: MKW-Symbols.png]

 F000 - Black ? Box
 F030 - Wiimote 2 Button
 F031 - Smaller 2 Button
 F034 - Wiimote A Button
 F035 - Smaller A Button
 F038 - Classic A Button
 F039 - Smaller A Button
 F03C - Gamecube A Button
 F03D - Smaller A Button
 F041 - Wiimote B Button

 F043 - Wiimote 1 Button
 F044 - Wiimote + Button
 F047 - Smaller + Button
 F050 - Classic B Button
 F058 - Gamecube B Button
 F05E - Classic S Button
 F05F - Smaller S Button
 F060 - Blank
 F061 - 1 Star
 F062 - 2 Star

 F063 - 3 Star
 F064 - Wii Wheel
 F065 - Wiil W/1 Star
 F066 - Wiil W/2 Star
 F067 - Wiil W/3 Star
 F068 - Coin
 F069 - Balloons
 F06A - Gold Trophy
 F06B - Silver Trophy
 F06C - Bronze Trophy

 F06D - Crown
 F074 - Gold Wiil
 F075 - Gold Wiil W/1 Star
 F076 - Gold Wiil W/2 Star
 F077 - Gold Wiil W/3 Star
 F078 - Blue Letter A
 F079 - Blue Letter B
 F07A - Blue Letter C
 F07B - Blue Letter D
 F07C - Blue Letter E

[Image: MKW-Numbers.png]

â‘  2460 - Digital 0
â‘¡ 2461 - Digital 1
â‘¢ 2462 - Digital 2
â‘£ 2463 - Digital 3
⑤ 2464 - Digital 4
â‘¥ 2465 - Digital 5
⑦ 2466 - Digital 6
⑧ 2467 - Digital 7
⑨ 2468 - Digital 8
â‘© 2469 - Digital 9

⑪ 246A - Digital ":"
â‘« 246B - Digital "."
⑬ 246C - Digital "/"
â‘­ 246D - Digital "-"
â‘® 246E - Digital "+"

[Image: Wiimote-and-GC-Remote-Bars.png]

 F107 - ???
ï„‚ F102 - Invisible
 F103 - No Player

 F108 - Yellow Border P1
 F109 - Yellow Border P2
ï„Š F10A - Yellow Border P3
ï„‹ F10B - Yellow Border P4

 F10C - Full Yellow Border P1
 F10D - Full Yellow Border P2
ï„Ž F10E - Full Yellow Border P3
 F10F - Full Yellow Border P4

 F110 - Blue Border P1
ï„‘ F111 - Blue Border P2
ï„’ F112 - Blue Border P3
ï„“ F113 - Blue Border P4

ï„” F114 - Full Blue Border P1
ï„• F115 - Full Blue Border P2
ï„– F116 - Full Blue Border P3
ï„— F117 - Full Blue Border P4

 F118 - Pink Border P1
ï„™ F119 - Pink Border P2
ï„š F11A - Pink Border P3
ï„› F11B - Pink Border P4

 F11C - Full Pink Border P1
 F11D - Full Pink Border P2
ï„ž F11E - Full Pink Border P3
ï„Ÿ F11F - Full Pink Border P4

ï„  F120 - Green Border P1
ï„¡ F121 - Green Border P2
ï„¢ F122 - Green Border P3
ï„£ F123 - Green Border P4

 F124 - Full Green Border P1
ï„¥ F125 - Full Green Border P2
 F126 - Full Green Border P3
 F127 - Full Green Border P4

 F128 - White Border P1
ï„© F129 - White Border P2
 F12A - White Border P3
ï„« F12B - White Border P4

 F12C - Full White Border P4
ï„­ F12D - Full White Border P2
ï„® F12E - Full White Border P3
 F12F - Full White Border P4

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DSi Symbols (Region Free)
Symbols from the Nintendo DSi

[Image: DSi-Symbols.png]

 E000 - A Button
 E001 - B Button
 E002 - X Button
 E003 - Y Button
 E004 - L Button
 E005 - R Button
 E006 - D Pad
 E007 - Clock
 E008 - Happy Face
 E009 - Mad Face

 E00A - Sad Face
 E00B - Serious Face
 E00C - Sun
 E00D - Cloud
 E00E - Umbrella
 E00F - Lock
 E010 - Exclamation Box
 E011 - Question Box
 E012 - Mail
 E013 - Cell Phone

 E014 - Dot Block
 E015 - Spade
 E016 - Diamond
 E017 - Heart
 E018 - Club
 E019 - DSi Right Arrow
 E01A - DSi Left Arrow
 E01B - DSi Up Arrow
 E01C - DSi Down Arrow
 E020 - DSi Cross'

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Special Korean Characters

~

㈜ - Parenthesized Hangul Cieuc U - 321C
㉿ - Korean Standard Symbol - 327F
♨ - Hotspring - 2668
☎ - black telephone - 260E
â—€ - Arrow left - 25C0
â–¶ - Arrow right - 25B6
♥ - Korean heart symbol - 2665
â™  - Korean spade symbol - 2660
â–² - Arrow up - 25B2
â–¼ - Arrow down - 25BC
♬ - 16th notes w/ beam - 266C
ㄺ - 27 - 313A
ã„» - 20 - 313B
ㄼ - 2∀- 313C
ㄽ - 2人 - 313D
ㄾ - 2E - 313E
℃ - degree celsius - 2103
Other Korean versions of random symbols, some work on non-Korean Wiis
！ - exclamation mark - FF01
＂ - quotation marks - FF02
＃ - hashtag - FF03
＄ - dollar - FF04
ï¼… - percent - FF05
＆ - and - FF06
＇- apostrophe - FF07
（） - brackets - FF08 (open), FF09 (closed)
＊ - asterisk - FF0A
＋ - plus - FF0B
－ - minus - FF0D
． - dot - FF0E
／ - forward slash - FF0F
： - colon - FF1A
ï¼› - semicolon - FF1B
＜ - less than - FF1C
＝ - equal to - FF1D
＞ - greater than - FF1E
？ - question mark - FF1F
ï¼  - at - FF20
ï¼» - square bracket 1 - FF3B
ï¼¼ - backslash - FF3C
ï¼½ - square bracket 2 - FF3D
ï¼¾ - caret - FF3E
＿ - underscore - FF3F
ï½› - curly bracket 1 - FF5B
｜- vertical line - FF5C
｝ - curly bracket 2 - FF5D
～ - tilde - FF5E
ï½¢ - open jp bracket - FF62
ï½£ - close jp bracket - FF63
ï¿  - cent - FFE0
ï¿¡ - pound - FFE1
ï¿¥ - yen - FFE5
￦ - korean won - FFE6

Online Mii Editor: https://rc24.xyz/goodies/mii/

Save the Miis as .miigx not .mae
Use SaveGame Manager to install the Miis on the Homebrew Channel by creating a savemiis folder on the root of the SD Card]]> <![CDATA[All File Names]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-59.html Thu, 21 Jul 2022 23:56:17 -0500 ~Phoebe Cherry Bomb~]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-59.html Quindarious Gooch (MarioKartBoards) Wrote:Some credits to Johnny, who posted a list of names over at MarioKartCustom (here).

Credit to the people over at wiki.tockdom.com for helping with a lot of the brres files, there's so much more info there than could ever be posted in a single thread

IN-RACE CHARACTERS/VEHICLES

la_bike = Flame Runner
la_kart = Offroader
lb_bike = Wario Bike
lb_kart = Flame Flyer
lc_bike = Shooting Star
lc_kart = Piranha Prowler
ld_bike = Spear
ld_kart = Jetsetter
ldf_bike = Standard Bike L
ldf_kart = Standard Kart L
ldf_bike_blue = Standard Bike L (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
ldf_bike_red = Standard Bike L (Battle Mode + Red Team)
ldf_kart_blue = Standard Kart L (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
ldf_kart_red = Standard Kart L (Battle Mode + Red Team)
le_bike = Phantom
le_kart = Honeycoupe

ma_bike = Mach Bike
ma_kart = Classic Dragster
mb_bike = Sugarscoot
mb_kart = Wild Wing
mc_bike = Zip Zip
mc_kart = Super Blooper
md_bike = Sneakster
md_kart = Daytripper
mdf_bike = Standard Bike M
mdf_kart = Standard Kart M
mdf_bike_blue = Standard Bike M (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
mdf_bike_red = Standard Bike M (Battle Mode + Red Team)
mdf_kart_blue = Standard Kart M (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
mdf_kart_red = Standard Kart M (Battle Mode + Red Team)
me_bike = Dolphin Dasher
me_kart = Sprinter

sa_bike = Bullet Bike
sa_kart = Booster Seat
sb_bike = Bit Bike
sb_kart = Mini Beast
sc_bike = Quacker
sc_kart = Cheep Charger
sd_bike = Magikruiser
sd_kart = Tiny Titan
sdf_bike = Standard Bike S
sdf_kart = Standard Kart S
sdf_bike_blue = Standard Bike S (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
sdf_bike_red = Standard Bike S (Battle Mode + Red Team)
sdf_kart_blue = Standard Kart S (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
sdf_kart_red = Standard Kart S (Battle Mode + Red Team)
se_bike = Jet Bubble
se_kart = Blue Falcon

Add at the end of these names...

-bds = Baby Daisy
-bk = Dry Bowser
-blg = Baby Luigi
-bmr = Baby Mario
-bpc = Baby Peach
-ca = Birdo
-dd = Diddy Kong
-dk = Donkey Kong
-ds = Daisy
-ds3 = Daisy (Biker Outfit)*
-fk = Funky Kong
-jr = Bowser Jr.
-ka = Dry Bones
-kk = Toadette
-ko = Toad
-kp = Bowser
-kt = King Boo
-la_mii_f = Large Mii Outfit A (Female)
-la_mii_m = Large Mii Outfit A (Male)
-lb_mii_f = Large Mii Outfit B (Female)
-lb_mii_m = Large Mii Outfit B (Male)
-lg = Luigi
-ma_mii_f = Medium Mii Outfit A (Female)
-ma_mii_m = Medium Mii Outfit A (Male)
-mb_mii_f = Medium Outfit B (Female)
-mb_mii_m = Medium Mii Outfit B (Male)
-mr = Mario
-nk = Koopa Troopa
-pc = Peach
-pc3 = Peach (Biker Outfit)*
-rs = Rosalina
-rs3 = Rosalina (Biker Outfit)*
-sa_mii_f = Small Mii Outfit A (Female)
-sa_mii_m = Small Mii Outfit A (Male)
-sb_mii_f = Small Mii Outfit B (Female)
-sb_mii_m = Small Mii Outfit B (Male)
-wl = Waluigi
-wr = Wario
-ys = Yoshi

Example: Yoshi's Mach bike = ma_bike-ys
Obviously, there isn't funky's blue falcon and things like that

NOTE: add _2 and _4 at the end of the name for splitscreen mode

TRACKS

Mushroom Cup
Luigi Circuit beginner_course.szs
Moo Moo Meadows farm_course.szs
Mushroom Gorge kinoko_course.szs
Toads Factory factory_course.szs

Flower Cup
Mario Circuit castle_course.szs
Coconut Mall shopping_course.szs
DK's Snowboard Cross boardcross_course.szs
Wario's Gold Mine truck_course.szs

Star Cup
Daisy Circuit senior_course.szs
Koopa Cape water_course.szs
Maple Treeway treehouse_course.szs
Grumble Volcano volcano_course.szs

Special Cup
Dry Dry Ruins desert_course.szs
Moonview highway ridgehighway_course.szs
Bowser's Castle koopa_course.szs
Rainbow Road rainbow_course.szs
_______________________________________________

Shell Cup
GCN Peach Beach old_peach_gc.szs
DS Yoshi Falls old_falls_ds.szs
SNES Ghost Valley old_obake_sfc.szs
N64 Mario Raceway old_mario_64.szs

Banana Cup
N64 Sherbet Land old_sherbet_64.szs
GBA Shy Guy Beach old_heyho_gba.szs
DS Delfino Square old_town_ds.szs
GCN Waluigi Stadium old_waluigi_gc.szs

Leaf Cup
DS Desert Hills old_desert_ds.szs
GBA Bowser Castle old_koopa_gba.szs
N64 DK's Jungle Parkway old_donkey_64.szs
GCN Mario Circuit old_mario_gc.szs

Lighting Cup
SNES Mario Circuit 3 old_mario_sfc.szs
DS Peach Gardens old_garden_ds.szs
NGC DK Mountain old_donkey_gc.szs
N64 Bowser Castle old_koopa_64.szs

______________________________________________

Luigi Sunset (credits): ending_demo.szs
draw_demo.szs (like MC, no textures, no lap, no checkpoints, no lakitu when going backwards)
winningrun_demo.szs (The circuit when you get 1st 2nd or 3rd in a GP/VS)
loser_demo.szs (The circuit when you finish 4th or worse in a GP/VS and when your battle team loses)
ring_mission.szs (Galaxy Colosseum)

BATTLE STAGES

block_battle.szs = block plaza
casino_battle.szs = ChainChomp Roulette
old_battle3_gba.szs = GBA Battle Course 3
old_battle4_sfc.szs = SNES Battle Course 4
old_cookieland_gc.szs = GCN Cookieland
old_house_ds.szs = DS Twilight House
old_matenro_64.szs = N64 Sky Scraper
sand_battle.szs = Thwomp Desert
skate_battle.szs = Funky Stadium
venice_battle.szs = Delfino Pier

Note: add _d at the end of the name for MULTIPLAYER (both for race and battle stages)

MUSIC

Mushroom Cup

1-Luigi Circuit -> n_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)
2 Moo Moo Meadows -> n_farm_n (_f for the final lap)
3-Mushroom Gorge -> n_kinoko_n (_f for the final lap)
4-Toad's Factory -> STRM_N_FACTORY_N (_f for the final lap)

Flower Cup

5-Mario Circuit -> n_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)
6-Coconut Mall -> n_shopping32_n (_f for the final lap)
7-DK Summit -> n_snowboard32_n (_f for the final lap)
8-Wario's Gold Mine-> STRM_N_TRUCK_N (_f for the final lap)

Star Cup

9-Daisy Circuit -> n_daisy32_n (_f for the final lap)
10-Koopa Cape -> STRM_N_WATER_N (_f for the final lap)
11-Maple Treeway -> n_maple_n (_f for the final lap)
12-Grumble Volcano -> n_volcano32_n (_f for the final lap)

Special Cup

13-Dry Dry Ruins -> STRM_N_DESERT_N (_f for the final lap)
14-Moonview Highway -> STRM_N_RIDGEHIGHWAY_N (_f for the final lap)
15-Bowser's Castle -> STRM_N_KOOPA_N (_f for the final lap)
16-Rainbow Road -> n_rainbow32_n (_f for the final lap)

Shell Cup

17-GCN Peach Beach -> r_gc_beach32_n (_f for the final lap)
18-DS Yoshi Falls -> r_ds_jungle32_n (_f for the final lap)
19-SNES Ghost Valley 2 -> r_sfc_obake32_n (_f for the final lap)
20-N64 Mario Raceway -> r_64_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)

Banana Cup

21-N64 Sherbet Land -> r_64_sherbet32_n (_f for the final lap)
22-GBA Shy Guy Beach -> r_agb_beach32_n (_f for the final lap)
23-DS Delfino Square-> r_ds_town32_n (_f for the final lap)
24-GCN Waluigi Stadium -> r_gc_stadium32_n (_f for the final lap)

Leaf Cup

25-DS Desert Hills -> r_ds_desert32_n (_f for the final lap)
26-GBA Bowser Castle 3 -> r_agb_kuppa32_n (_f for the final lap)
27-N64 DK Jungle Parkway -> r_64_jungle32_n (_f for the final lap)
28-GCN Mario Circuit -> r_gc_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)

Lightning Cup

29-SNES Mario Circuit 3 -> r_sfc_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)
30-DS Peach Garden -> r_ds_garden32_n (_f for the final lap)
31-GCN DK Mountain -> r_gc_mountain32_n (_f for the final lap)
32-N64 Bowser's Castle -> r_64_kuppa32_n (_f for the final lap)

Miscellaneous

o_FanfareTA1st_32.brstm-------> finish first / Winning Results (Battle) / Best Time (Time Trials)
o_FanfareTA1st_only32.brstm---> Finish First (Battle) / Best Time (Time Trials)
o_hyousyou_cut.brstm----------> Trophy Presentation (shorter)
o_hyousyou_lose.brstm---------> No trophy for you!
o_hyousyou_normal.brstm-------> trophy presentations (short)
o_hyousyou_winningrun.brstm---> Trophy Presentation
o_ option_32.brstm (no space)-------------> License/Game Options
o_Start2_32_fan.brstm---------> start your engines (time trial)
o_Start32_fan.brstm-----------> Start Your Engines (Race)
strm_me.brstm ----------------> Character/Kart/Cup unlock
o_Wi-Fi_waiting32.brstm--------> Spectating (Wi-Fi) and ghost replay music
o_Crs_In_Fan.brstm intro-------> race (race)
o_Crs_In_Fan_battle.brstm-----> race intro (battle)
o_Crs_In_Fan_Wifi.brstm-------> race intro (Wi-Fi)
o_Ending_PartA_32.brstm ------>- generique1 end-game (luigi circuit)
o_FanfareBTdraw_32.brstm-----> draw / Winning Results (Battle)
o_FanfareGP1_32.brstm---------> finish first / Winning Results (Race)
o_FanfareGP1_only32.brstm-----> Finish First (Race)
o_FanfareGP2_32.brstm---------> finish ok (2nd-5th) / Winning Results (Race)
o_FanfareGP2_only32.brstm-----> finish ok (2nd-5th) (Race)
o_FanfareGPdame_32.brstm -----> finish poor (6th-12th) / losing results (Race)
o_FanfareGPdame_only32.brstm--> finish poor (6-12th) (Race)
o_FanfareMIlose_32.brstm-------> defeat / Losing Results (Battle & Time Trial)
o_FanfareMIlose_only32.brstm---> Defeat (Battle & Time Trial)
o_FanfareMIwin_32.brstm-------> 2nd-5th place time / Winning Results (Time Trial), Battle victory when not top player
o_FanfareMIwin_only32.brstm---> 2nd-5th place time (Time Trial)
o_FanfareMIWinBoss_32.brstm---> victory / Winning Results (Competition)
n_BossMI_32.brstm ----------------> Galaxy Colosseum, which plays on SADX Twinkle Circuit

Battle Stages:

Delfino Pier = n_venice_n (F for the last minute)
Funky Stadium = n_skate_n (F for the last minute)
N64 SkyScraper = r_64_battle_n (F for the last minute)
GBA Battle Course 3= r_agb_battle_n (F for the last minute)
DS Twilight House = r_DS_battle_n (F for the last minute)
SNES Battle Course 4 = r_sfc_battle_n (F for the last minute)
Block Plaza = n_block_n (F for the last minute)
ChainChomp Roulette = n_casino_n (F for the last minute)
GCN Cookieland = r_GC_Battle32_n (F for the last minute)
Thwomp Desert = n_ryuusa_n (F for the last minute)

BRSAR files:
revo_kart.brsar - essentially the "master" sound file for the game, Every single sound effect or piece of music is here
HomeButtonSE.brsar - home menu sound

THP VIDEOS

banana.thp ----- Banana Cup Courses
battle_cup_select.thp ----- All Battle Cup Stages
battle_retro.thp ----- Retro Battle Cup Stages
battle_wii.thp ----- Wii Battle Cup Stages
cup_select.thp ----- All Racing Cup Courses
flower.thp ----- Flower Cup Courses
kinoko.thp ----- Mushroom Cup Courses
konoha.thp ----- Leaf Cup Courses
koura.thp ----- Shell Cup Courses
special.thp ----- Special Cup Courses
star.thp ----- Star Cup Courses
lightning.thp ----- Lighning Cup Courses

class_top.thp ----- Racers Racing When Choosing GP Class
drift_select.thp ----- Mario Racing In A Kart Showing Automatic Or Manual When Choosing Drift Mode
indiv_team.thp ----- Pedestal Of Celebrating Racers When Choosing Team Race Or Solo
multi_top.thp ----- Gameplay Of VS Race And Battle When Choosing One After Choosing Multiplayer Mode
single_top.thp ----- Gameplay Of VS Race And Battle When Choosing One After Choosing Single Player Mode
top_menu.thp ----- Animations In The Title Screen Right After You Choose Your License

ending_normal.thp ----- After Getting Gold Cups On All Cups 150cc And Below, It Is The Ending Scene After Sunset Luigi Circuit And Shows A Little Box In The Corner Showing This
ending_true.thp ----- After Getting Gold Cups On ALL Cups Including Mirror, It Is The Ending Scene After Sunset Luigi Circuit And Shows A Little Box In The Corner Showing This

TEXT

Award_*.szs ----- Award Ceremony
Channel_*.szs ----- Mario Kart Channel
Event_*.szs ----- Tournament
Globe_*.szs ----- Nintendo WFC
MenuMulti_*.szs ----- All Screens After Selecting Multi Player
MenuSingle_*.szs ----- All Screens After Selecting Single Player
Present_*.szs ----- Getting New Character/Vehicle Screen
Race_*.szs ----- A VS Race Or Battle
Title_*.szs ----- Title Screens Until The Screen After Choosing License

* = Language

E=English PAL
U=English NTSC
I=Italian
S=Spanish PAL
K=Korean
J=Japanese
F=French PAL
G=German
Q=French NTSC
M=Spanish NTSC

CHARACTERS/VEHICLES IN THE MENU

*-allkart.szs ----- Character's Vehicles
*-allkart_BT.szs ----- Character's Vehicles (Battle Mode)

* = character (same list as in the first part; Example: Yoshi in the menu = ys_allkart)

CHARACTER SELECTION SCREEN

Driver.szs

MENU TEXTURES

Award.szs ----- Award Ceremony
Channel.szs ----- Mario Kart Channel
Event.szs ----- Tournament
Globe.szs ----- Nintendo WFC
MenuMulti.szs ----- All Screens After Selecting Multi Player
MenuSingle.szs ----- All Screens After Selecting Single Player
Present.szs ----- Unlocking New Character/Vehicle Screen
Race.szs ----- HUD in Race/Battle
Title.szs ----- Title Screens Until The Screen After Choosing License

Note: In the Korean (NTSC-K) version. these files end with _R (example: Race_R, Globe_R etc)

ITEMS/IN-RACE THINGS

Common.szs (Item models, drift sparks, fire from boosts, particle/fog effects, and more, also contains vehicle stats and item probabilities)

FONT

font.szs (font_K.szs in the Korean game)

THE "FOR THE SECURITY" SCREEN

english.szs = english
italian.szs = italian
...
for all languages

MASTER FILES

StaticR.rel (Very complex, handles many core features of the game, read more at this link)
main.dol (the main executable file for the game)

OBJECTS FROM COMPETITIONS

CommonObj01.szs = Gates (Like in KC's competitions)
CommonObj02.szs = Coin
CommonObj03.szs = Ramp models
CommonObj04.szs = Bouncy mushrooms
CommonObj05.szs = Pipe, Goomba, Wood Boxes, Oil stain, Pylon
CommonObj06.szs = Chain Chomp and Rolling Chomp
CommonObj07.szs = Wiggler
CommonObj08.szs = Dry Bowser's Fire Breath
CommonObj09.szs = Pokey
CommonObj10.szs = Thwomp
CommonObj11.szs = Bomb car
CommonObj12.szs = Bat, DK Mountain Rock, Cataquack

HOME BUTTON MENU TEXTURES

homeBtn_ENG.szs
homeBtn_ITA.szs
homeBtn_NED.szs
homeBtn_SPA.szs
homeBtn_GER.szs
homeBtn_FRA.szs
homeBtn_JAP.szs
homeBtn_KOR.szs
homeBtn_CHN.szs


BEHIND-THE-SCREEN THINGS

Backmodel.szs -> the background object while in the menu (Trophy for GP, Stopwatch For TTs, Checkered Flag for VS, Balloons/Coin for Battle)
Earth.szs -> Earth Model on Wi-Fi
MiiBody.szs -> The Miis' bodies as seen on the globe on Wi-Fi

USELESS THINGS

old_mario_gc_b.szs (Direct port of GCN Mario Circuit, Piranha Plants without pipes)
old_mario_gc_hayasi.szs
old_mario_gc_narita.szs
old_mario_gc_yabuki.szs
(3 more GCN MC Ports, likely used during testing, as the names are of developers)
savebanner.tpl (image of the savegame)



BRRES FILES

These files are inside szs's. Put into a spoiler because it's a long list

Show ContentSpoiler:

Leave a reply if there are errors / something is missing!

Helpful videos for brsar editing, music editing, and texture editing:
(No piracy is included)

- Torn


*Credit to Enryx for the original thread and credit to [USER=334][/USER] and [USER=273]@~Maidvelia❤︎~[/USER] for maintaining this thread on MKBoards before me.]]> Quindarious Gooch (MarioKartBoards) Wrote:Some credits to Johnny, who posted a list of names over at MarioKartCustom (here).

Credit to the people over at wiki.tockdom.com for helping with a lot of the brres files, there's so much more info there than could ever be posted in a single thread

IN-RACE CHARACTERS/VEHICLES

la_bike = Flame Runner
la_kart = Offroader
lb_bike = Wario Bike
lb_kart = Flame Flyer
lc_bike = Shooting Star
lc_kart = Piranha Prowler
ld_bike = Spear
ld_kart = Jetsetter
ldf_bike = Standard Bike L
ldf_kart = Standard Kart L
ldf_bike_blue = Standard Bike L (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
ldf_bike_red = Standard Bike L (Battle Mode + Red Team)
ldf_kart_blue = Standard Kart L (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
ldf_kart_red = Standard Kart L (Battle Mode + Red Team)
le_bike = Phantom
le_kart = Honeycoupe

ma_bike = Mach Bike
ma_kart = Classic Dragster
mb_bike = Sugarscoot
mb_kart = Wild Wing
mc_bike = Zip Zip
mc_kart = Super Blooper
md_bike = Sneakster
md_kart = Daytripper
mdf_bike = Standard Bike M
mdf_kart = Standard Kart M
mdf_bike_blue = Standard Bike M (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
mdf_bike_red = Standard Bike M (Battle Mode + Red Team)
mdf_kart_blue = Standard Kart M (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
mdf_kart_red = Standard Kart M (Battle Mode + Red Team)
me_bike = Dolphin Dasher
me_kart = Sprinter

sa_bike = Bullet Bike
sa_kart = Booster Seat
sb_bike = Bit Bike
sb_kart = Mini Beast
sc_bike = Quacker
sc_kart = Cheep Charger
sd_bike = Magikruiser
sd_kart = Tiny Titan
sdf_bike = Standard Bike S
sdf_kart = Standard Kart S
sdf_bike_blue = Standard Bike S (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
sdf_bike_red = Standard Bike S (Battle Mode + Red Team)
sdf_kart_blue = Standard Kart S (Battle Mode + Blue Team)
sdf_kart_red = Standard Kart S (Battle Mode + Red Team)
se_bike = Jet Bubble
se_kart = Blue Falcon

Add at the end of these names...

-bds = Baby Daisy
-bk = Dry Bowser
-blg = Baby Luigi
-bmr = Baby Mario
-bpc = Baby Peach
-ca = Birdo
-dd = Diddy Kong
-dk = Donkey Kong
-ds = Daisy
-ds3 = Daisy (Biker Outfit)*
-fk = Funky Kong
-jr = Bowser Jr.
-ka = Dry Bones
-kk = Toadette
-ko = Toad
-kp = Bowser
-kt = King Boo
-la_mii_f = Large Mii Outfit A (Female)
-la_mii_m = Large Mii Outfit A (Male)
-lb_mii_f = Large Mii Outfit B (Female)
-lb_mii_m = Large Mii Outfit B (Male)
-lg = Luigi
-ma_mii_f = Medium Mii Outfit A (Female)
-ma_mii_m = Medium Mii Outfit A (Male)
-mb_mii_f = Medium Outfit B (Female)
-mb_mii_m = Medium Mii Outfit B (Male)
-mr = Mario
-nk = Koopa Troopa
-pc = Peach
-pc3 = Peach (Biker Outfit)*
-rs = Rosalina
-rs3 = Rosalina (Biker Outfit)*
-sa_mii_f = Small Mii Outfit A (Female)
-sa_mii_m = Small Mii Outfit A (Male)
-sb_mii_f = Small Mii Outfit B (Female)
-sb_mii_m = Small Mii Outfit B (Male)
-wl = Waluigi
-wr = Wario
-ys = Yoshi

Example: Yoshi's Mach bike = ma_bike-ys
Obviously, there isn't funky's blue falcon and things like that

NOTE: add _2 and _4 at the end of the name for splitscreen mode

TRACKS

Mushroom Cup
Luigi Circuit beginner_course.szs
Moo Moo Meadows farm_course.szs
Mushroom Gorge kinoko_course.szs
Toads Factory factory_course.szs

Flower Cup
Mario Circuit castle_course.szs
Coconut Mall shopping_course.szs
DK's Snowboard Cross boardcross_course.szs
Wario's Gold Mine truck_course.szs

Star Cup
Daisy Circuit senior_course.szs
Koopa Cape water_course.szs
Maple Treeway treehouse_course.szs
Grumble Volcano volcano_course.szs

Special Cup
Dry Dry Ruins desert_course.szs
Moonview highway ridgehighway_course.szs
Bowser's Castle koopa_course.szs
Rainbow Road rainbow_course.szs
_______________________________________________

Shell Cup
GCN Peach Beach old_peach_gc.szs
DS Yoshi Falls old_falls_ds.szs
SNES Ghost Valley old_obake_sfc.szs
N64 Mario Raceway old_mario_64.szs

Banana Cup
N64 Sherbet Land old_sherbet_64.szs
GBA Shy Guy Beach old_heyho_gba.szs
DS Delfino Square old_town_ds.szs
GCN Waluigi Stadium old_waluigi_gc.szs

Leaf Cup
DS Desert Hills old_desert_ds.szs
GBA Bowser Castle old_koopa_gba.szs
N64 DK's Jungle Parkway old_donkey_64.szs
GCN Mario Circuit old_mario_gc.szs

Lighting Cup
SNES Mario Circuit 3 old_mario_sfc.szs
DS Peach Gardens old_garden_ds.szs
NGC DK Mountain old_donkey_gc.szs
N64 Bowser Castle old_koopa_64.szs

______________________________________________

Luigi Sunset (credits): ending_demo.szs
draw_demo.szs (like MC, no textures, no lap, no checkpoints, no lakitu when going backwards)
winningrun_demo.szs (The circuit when you get 1st 2nd or 3rd in a GP/VS)
loser_demo.szs (The circuit when you finish 4th or worse in a GP/VS and when your battle team loses)
ring_mission.szs (Galaxy Colosseum)

BATTLE STAGES

block_battle.szs = block plaza
casino_battle.szs = ChainChomp Roulette
old_battle3_gba.szs = GBA Battle Course 3
old_battle4_sfc.szs = SNES Battle Course 4
old_cookieland_gc.szs = GCN Cookieland
old_house_ds.szs = DS Twilight House
old_matenro_64.szs = N64 Sky Scraper
sand_battle.szs = Thwomp Desert
skate_battle.szs = Funky Stadium
venice_battle.szs = Delfino Pier

Note: add _d at the end of the name for MULTIPLAYER (both for race and battle stages)

MUSIC

Mushroom Cup

1-Luigi Circuit -> n_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)
2 Moo Moo Meadows -> n_farm_n (_f for the final lap)
3-Mushroom Gorge -> n_kinoko_n (_f for the final lap)
4-Toad's Factory -> STRM_N_FACTORY_N (_f for the final lap)

Flower Cup

5-Mario Circuit -> n_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)
6-Coconut Mall -> n_shopping32_n (_f for the final lap)
7-DK Summit -> n_snowboard32_n (_f for the final lap)
8-Wario's Gold Mine-> STRM_N_TRUCK_N (_f for the final lap)

Star Cup

9-Daisy Circuit -> n_daisy32_n (_f for the final lap)
10-Koopa Cape -> STRM_N_WATER_N (_f for the final lap)
11-Maple Treeway -> n_maple_n (_f for the final lap)
12-Grumble Volcano -> n_volcano32_n (_f for the final lap)

Special Cup

13-Dry Dry Ruins -> STRM_N_DESERT_N (_f for the final lap)
14-Moonview Highway -> STRM_N_RIDGEHIGHWAY_N (_f for the final lap)
15-Bowser's Castle -> STRM_N_KOOPA_N (_f for the final lap)
16-Rainbow Road -> n_rainbow32_n (_f for the final lap)

Shell Cup

17-GCN Peach Beach -> r_gc_beach32_n (_f for the final lap)
18-DS Yoshi Falls -> r_ds_jungle32_n (_f for the final lap)
19-SNES Ghost Valley 2 -> r_sfc_obake32_n (_f for the final lap)
20-N64 Mario Raceway -> r_64_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)

Banana Cup

21-N64 Sherbet Land -> r_64_sherbet32_n (_f for the final lap)
22-GBA Shy Guy Beach -> r_agb_beach32_n (_f for the final lap)
23-DS Delfino Square-> r_ds_town32_n (_f for the final lap)
24-GCN Waluigi Stadium -> r_gc_stadium32_n (_f for the final lap)

Leaf Cup

25-DS Desert Hills -> r_ds_desert32_n (_f for the final lap)
26-GBA Bowser Castle 3 -> r_agb_kuppa32_n (_f for the final lap)
27-N64 DK Jungle Parkway -> r_64_jungle32_n (_f for the final lap)
28-GCN Mario Circuit -> r_gc_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)

Lightning Cup

29-SNES Mario Circuit 3 -> r_sfc_circuit32_n (_f for the final lap)
30-DS Peach Garden -> r_ds_garden32_n (_f for the final lap)
31-GCN DK Mountain -> r_gc_mountain32_n (_f for the final lap)
32-N64 Bowser's Castle -> r_64_kuppa32_n (_f for the final lap)

Miscellaneous

o_FanfareTA1st_32.brstm-------> finish first / Winning Results (Battle) / Best Time (Time Trials)
o_FanfareTA1st_only32.brstm---> Finish First (Battle) / Best Time (Time Trials)
o_hyousyou_cut.brstm----------> Trophy Presentation (shorter)
o_hyousyou_lose.brstm---------> No trophy for you!
o_hyousyou_normal.brstm-------> trophy presentations (short)
o_hyousyou_winningrun.brstm---> Trophy Presentation
o_ option_32.brstm (no space)-------------> License/Game Options
o_Start2_32_fan.brstm---------> start your engines (time trial)
o_Start32_fan.brstm-----------> Start Your Engines (Race)
strm_me.brstm ----------------> Character/Kart/Cup unlock
o_Wi-Fi_waiting32.brstm--------> Spectating (Wi-Fi) and ghost replay music
o_Crs_In_Fan.brstm intro-------> race (race)
o_Crs_In_Fan_battle.brstm-----> race intro (battle)
o_Crs_In_Fan_Wifi.brstm-------> race intro (Wi-Fi)
o_Ending_PartA_32.brstm ------>- generique1 end-game (luigi circuit)
o_FanfareBTdraw_32.brstm-----> draw / Winning Results (Battle)
o_FanfareGP1_32.brstm---------> finish first / Winning Results (Race)
o_FanfareGP1_only32.brstm-----> Finish First (Race)
o_FanfareGP2_32.brstm---------> finish ok (2nd-5th) / Winning Results (Race)
o_FanfareGP2_only32.brstm-----> finish ok (2nd-5th) (Race)
o_FanfareGPdame_32.brstm -----> finish poor (6th-12th) / losing results (Race)
o_FanfareGPdame_only32.brstm--> finish poor (6-12th) (Race)
o_FanfareMIlose_32.brstm-------> defeat / Losing Results (Battle & Time Trial)
o_FanfareMIlose_only32.brstm---> Defeat (Battle & Time Trial)
o_FanfareMIwin_32.brstm-------> 2nd-5th place time / Winning Results (Time Trial), Battle victory when not top player
o_FanfareMIwin_only32.brstm---> 2nd-5th place time (Time Trial)
o_FanfareMIWinBoss_32.brstm---> victory / Winning Results (Competition)
n_BossMI_32.brstm ----------------> Galaxy Colosseum, which plays on SADX Twinkle Circuit

Battle Stages:

Delfino Pier = n_venice_n (F for the last minute)
Funky Stadium = n_skate_n (F for the last minute)
N64 SkyScraper = r_64_battle_n (F for the last minute)
GBA Battle Course 3= r_agb_battle_n (F for the last minute)
DS Twilight House = r_DS_battle_n (F for the last minute)
SNES Battle Course 4 = r_sfc_battle_n (F for the last minute)
Block Plaza = n_block_n (F for the last minute)
ChainChomp Roulette = n_casino_n (F for the last minute)
GCN Cookieland = r_GC_Battle32_n (F for the last minute)
Thwomp Desert = n_ryuusa_n (F for the last minute)

BRSAR files:
revo_kart.brsar - essentially the "master" sound file for the game, Every single sound effect or piece of music is here
HomeButtonSE.brsar - home menu sound

THP VIDEOS

banana.thp ----- Banana Cup Courses
battle_cup_select.thp ----- All Battle Cup Stages
battle_retro.thp ----- Retro Battle Cup Stages
battle_wii.thp ----- Wii Battle Cup Stages
cup_select.thp ----- All Racing Cup Courses
flower.thp ----- Flower Cup Courses
kinoko.thp ----- Mushroom Cup Courses
konoha.thp ----- Leaf Cup Courses
koura.thp ----- Shell Cup Courses
special.thp ----- Special Cup Courses
star.thp ----- Star Cup Courses
lightning.thp ----- Lighning Cup Courses

class_top.thp ----- Racers Racing When Choosing GP Class
drift_select.thp ----- Mario Racing In A Kart Showing Automatic Or Manual When Choosing Drift Mode
indiv_team.thp ----- Pedestal Of Celebrating Racers When Choosing Team Race Or Solo
multi_top.thp ----- Gameplay Of VS Race And Battle When Choosing One After Choosing Multiplayer Mode
single_top.thp ----- Gameplay Of VS Race And Battle When Choosing One After Choosing Single Player Mode
top_menu.thp ----- Animations In The Title Screen Right After You Choose Your License

ending_normal.thp ----- After Getting Gold Cups On All Cups 150cc And Below, It Is The Ending Scene After Sunset Luigi Circuit And Shows A Little Box In The Corner Showing This
ending_true.thp ----- After Getting Gold Cups On ALL Cups Including Mirror, It Is The Ending Scene After Sunset Luigi Circuit And Shows A Little Box In The Corner Showing This

TEXT

Award_*.szs ----- Award Ceremony
Channel_*.szs ----- Mario Kart Channel
Event_*.szs ----- Tournament
Globe_*.szs ----- Nintendo WFC
MenuMulti_*.szs ----- All Screens After Selecting Multi Player
MenuSingle_*.szs ----- All Screens After Selecting Single Player
Present_*.szs ----- Getting New Character/Vehicle Screen
Race_*.szs ----- A VS Race Or Battle
Title_*.szs ----- Title Screens Until The Screen After Choosing License

* = Language

E=English PAL
U=English NTSC
I=Italian
S=Spanish PAL
K=Korean
J=Japanese
F=French PAL
G=German
Q=French NTSC
M=Spanish NTSC

CHARACTERS/VEHICLES IN THE MENU

*-allkart.szs ----- Character's Vehicles
*-allkart_BT.szs ----- Character's Vehicles (Battle Mode)

* = character (same list as in the first part; Example: Yoshi in the menu = ys_allkart)

CHARACTER SELECTION SCREEN

Driver.szs

MENU TEXTURES

Award.szs ----- Award Ceremony
Channel.szs ----- Mario Kart Channel
Event.szs ----- Tournament
Globe.szs ----- Nintendo WFC
MenuMulti.szs ----- All Screens After Selecting Multi Player
MenuSingle.szs ----- All Screens After Selecting Single Player
Present.szs ----- Unlocking New Character/Vehicle Screen
Race.szs ----- HUD in Race/Battle
Title.szs ----- Title Screens Until The Screen After Choosing License

Note: In the Korean (NTSC-K) version. these files end with _R (example: Race_R, Globe_R etc)

ITEMS/IN-RACE THINGS

Common.szs (Item models, drift sparks, fire from boosts, particle/fog effects, and more, also contains vehicle stats and item probabilities)

FONT

font.szs (font_K.szs in the Korean game)

THE "FOR THE SECURITY" SCREEN

english.szs = english
italian.szs = italian
...
for all languages

MASTER FILES

StaticR.rel (Very complex, handles many core features of the game, read more at this link)
main.dol (the main executable file for the game)

OBJECTS FROM COMPETITIONS

CommonObj01.szs = Gates (Like in KC's competitions)
CommonObj02.szs = Coin
CommonObj03.szs = Ramp models
CommonObj04.szs = Bouncy mushrooms
CommonObj05.szs = Pipe, Goomba, Wood Boxes, Oil stain, Pylon
CommonObj06.szs = Chain Chomp and Rolling Chomp
CommonObj07.szs = Wiggler
CommonObj08.szs = Dry Bowser's Fire Breath
CommonObj09.szs = Pokey
CommonObj10.szs = Thwomp
CommonObj11.szs = Bomb car
CommonObj12.szs = Bat, DK Mountain Rock, Cataquack

HOME BUTTON MENU TEXTURES

homeBtn_ENG.szs
homeBtn_ITA.szs
homeBtn_NED.szs
homeBtn_SPA.szs
homeBtn_GER.szs
homeBtn_FRA.szs
homeBtn_JAP.szs
homeBtn_KOR.szs
homeBtn_CHN.szs


BEHIND-THE-SCREEN THINGS

Backmodel.szs -> the background object while in the menu (Trophy for GP, Stopwatch For TTs, Checkered Flag for VS, Balloons/Coin for Battle)
Earth.szs -> Earth Model on Wi-Fi
MiiBody.szs -> The Miis' bodies as seen on the globe on Wi-Fi

USELESS THINGS

old_mario_gc_b.szs (Direct port of GCN Mario Circuit, Piranha Plants without pipes)
old_mario_gc_hayasi.szs
old_mario_gc_narita.szs
old_mario_gc_yabuki.szs
(3 more GCN MC Ports, likely used during testing, as the names are of developers)
savebanner.tpl (image of the savegame)



BRRES FILES

These files are inside szs's. Put into a spoiler because it's a long list

Show ContentSpoiler:

Leave a reply if there are errors / something is missing!

Helpful videos for brsar editing, music editing, and texture editing:
(No piracy is included)

- Torn


*Credit to Enryx for the original thread and credit to [USER=334][/USER] and [USER=273]@~Maidvelia❤︎~[/USER] for maintaining this thread on MKBoards before me.]]> <![CDATA[Custom Music Tutorial (Fast Method Without Clipping)]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-58.html Thu, 21 Jul 2022 23:55:10 -0500 ~Phoebe Cherry Bomb~]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-58.html Quindarius Gooch (MarioKartBoards) Wrote:So many people still use outdated methods for custom music creation, however, there are many more tools available nowadays that just aren't documented as well, so I'll teach the method I use, which not only allows faster creation, but also creation of multiple brstms at once. I know the guide looks long, but the process is very simple, and a bunch of what I say is just trying to explain as thoroughly as possible so that people who are new to this kind of thing can easily understand it.

Resources you need:
YouTube to MP3 Converter (For this particular one, make sure you set the dropdown to MP3 128kbps or MP3 64kbps, also if this link is dead, YouTube tends to take these down, so just google for a replacement.)
Audacity v2.4.2 (v3 and above contain spyware, so if you have them installed I'd recommend uninstalling them and installing this version, older versions work just fine as well.)
Looping Audio Converter
Final Lap Stream Maker
BrawlCrate (if you have BrawlBox installed already, that works just as well, although BrawlCrate is better in many other ways outside of brstm making, so you may want to upgrade anyways.)
a revo_kart.brsar file
Optional Resources:
Patch That BRSAR! (only if you plan on using your music outside of CTGP Revolution or any other pack that doesn't have an auto brsar patcher, or use a modified brsar.)
LoopAuditioneer (only if you care about your song having a custom loop point instead of start to finish.)
All Mario Kart Wii File Names (you don't need this if you have the file names memorized.)
QuickBRSTMPatcher (Only if you want to use CTGP's "BRSTMs Only" My Stuff option.)
HxD (If you want to hex edit for BRSTMs Only My Stuff, any other hex editor works as well.)



Creating The Input File
You can convert directly from MP3 to BRSTM, however a lot of songs actually have silence at the beginning and the end, and they'll only loop from start to end, so if you're using video game music, and you want to go directly from mp3 to brstm, the song will eventually stop looping, and a longer song creates a bigger file, which may be a problem if you have a small sd card, but you can create your own loops to make files smaller, as well as trim out parts of the song you don't like:

1. Find a YouTube video of the song you want, copy/paste the link into the converter, and download it (can't be over 1 hour)
2. Open Audacity and load the mp3 you just downloaded.
- Toad's Factory, Wario's Gold Mine. Koopa Cape, Dry Dry Ruins, Moonview Highway, and Bowser's Castle require a few extra steps because they're Multi Channel BRSTMs, reference this guide
Show ContentFor Song Cropping:
Show ContentFor Custom Loop Points:

3. Export the audio from audacity as a wav, name it whatever you want, for convenience, I usually just name it after the track's brstm (can be found here)
Show ContentCustom Loop Points Part 2:
Converting to BRSTM
Mario Kart Wii, along with most, if not all, other Nintendo games since at least the GameCube, can't read wav files, mp3 files, or any other common audio file types, it uses its own proprietary format (brstm), so you have to convert your file using a program.

4. Open Looping Audio Converter, (if your antivirus blocks it, just add it as an exception, it's a false positive, and if you really don't trust it, you can either check the source code or, if you're not fluent in code, you can convert to brstm in other ways, there are plenty of other tutorials out there showing other methods) click add, add your wav or mp3 file (you can add multiple at once by dragging over multiple files, shift clicking, or just any way to select multiple files at once, which is one of the reasons I prefer this method so much over the BrawlBox/BrawlCrate method and part of what inspired me to write this in the first place) and make sure the settings are the same as the ones I have besides the Output directory, click "Save Options" if it's your first time doing this, then hit "Start", it should take a bit to convert, after which it should give a success message. (Note that it does hang sometimes, especially when creating larger brstms in bulk, I am not aware of any fix other than closing the program and trying again)

[Image: 3XPGaWm.png]


5. Move the file(s) into their correct folder, for ISOs, it should be in (ISO Name)\DATA\files\sound\strm, and for consoles it should be put into whatever folder it's being read from, most likely (SD Card)\ctgpr\My Stuff unless you're using some riivolution pack without a CTGP My Stuff toggle, if that folder doesn't exist, just create it (it's case sensitive).
6. Open Final Lap Stream Maker, double click your brstm, and when the second window opens, rename it to something else (if you have it named properly, just change the _n at the end to an _f), this will create a final lap version of a song the exact same way Nintendo did it.

BRSAR Editing for the final touches
Your song will play ingame at this point, however it will most likely be extremely quiet and most likely cut off partway through, to fix this, we have to edit the brsar a little bit. Luckily, the cutting off can be auto fixed by CTGP as well as some other riivolution track packs (ex. JHFR), just turn on "Automatic BRSAR Patching" on Page 2 of the CTGP Channel settings, and riivolution distributions should have a similar name for their toggle, however, people using ISOs or packs without auto brsar patching have to do an extra, one time step, which is honestly worth doing even if you only play on ctgp or other auto patching packs. And the quiet music issue is much easier to fix without audio crackles that came with the old method.

Show ContentFor ISO/Riivolution Users, FIRST TIME ONLY:

7. Open the revo_kart.brsar with BrawlBox/Crate, on the left, navigate to STRM -> N (R For Retro Tracks, M For Galaxy Colosseum/Galaxy Arena, which plays on SADX Twinkle Circuit in CTGP, O for everything else) -> TRACKNAME (All of the battle stages will be under BTL for both N and R). Most are pretty obvious, but if you can't figure one out, click on one of the sub-entries and cross reference the SoundFile column on the right with the brstm list in the "All File Names" thread, there should be 2 sub-entries there, both with a "?" next to them; N for the first two laps, and F for the final lap. Click on one, and edit the "volume" value to be higher, despite being able to input from a range from 1-255, anything above 127 will just be treated as 127, then do the same thing with the other sub-entry.

[Image: k2yOWsm.png]

Only follow the next step If you plan on using CTGP's "BRSTMs Only" My Stuff setting.

Working With CTGP's BRSTM only My Stuff option (optional)
For the "BRSTMs only" My Stuff mode, the method above doesn't work due to the mode being created to prevent abusing the brsar volume for an unfair advantage, so you have to either use QuickBRSTMPatcher or hex edit the BRSTM to achieve the same result as above.

8a. Open QuickBRSTMPatcher and follow the instructions, your antivirus may go off, but just add it as an exception, it's completely safe, although if you don't trust it, you can always hex edit.

8b. If you'd rather hex edit, which is currently required due to the program being private, but can also be done if you just prefer it, as it's only a single byte, open the brstm in a hex editor, and locate byte 0x3F (highlighted in the screenshot), it should be 00, change it to a value between 01 (1) and 7F (127), as 00 causes it to refer to the brsar, therefore causing it to use the default value that the game uses in the vanilla brsar, use a hex calculator if you're not very good at converting in your head, there are plenty out there.

[Image: i58fbjh.png]

Hope this helped, I tried to put it in the most layman terms possible, so even somebody who just finished installing CTGP can understand and do it, but I also tried to cover all bases for the more experienced people out there who just want to learn this faster method. If you have any questions, feel free to reply to the thread or DM me on discord (Silvεr#0001).]]> Quindarius Gooch (MarioKartBoards) Wrote:So many people still use outdated methods for custom music creation, however, there are many more tools available nowadays that just aren't documented as well, so I'll teach the method I use, which not only allows faster creation, but also creation of multiple brstms at once. I know the guide looks long, but the process is very simple, and a bunch of what I say is just trying to explain as thoroughly as possible so that people who are new to this kind of thing can easily understand it.

Resources you need:
YouTube to MP3 Converter (For this particular one, make sure you set the dropdown to MP3 128kbps or MP3 64kbps, also if this link is dead, YouTube tends to take these down, so just google for a replacement.)
Audacity v2.4.2 (v3 and above contain spyware, so if you have them installed I'd recommend uninstalling them and installing this version, older versions work just fine as well.)
Looping Audio Converter
Final Lap Stream Maker
BrawlCrate (if you have BrawlBox installed already, that works just as well, although BrawlCrate is better in many other ways outside of brstm making, so you may want to upgrade anyways.)
a revo_kart.brsar file
Optional Resources:
Patch That BRSAR! (only if you plan on using your music outside of CTGP Revolution or any other pack that doesn't have an auto brsar patcher, or use a modified brsar.)
LoopAuditioneer (only if you care about your song having a custom loop point instead of start to finish.)
All Mario Kart Wii File Names (you don't need this if you have the file names memorized.)
QuickBRSTMPatcher (Only if you want to use CTGP's "BRSTMs Only" My Stuff option.)
HxD (If you want to hex edit for BRSTMs Only My Stuff, any other hex editor works as well.)



Creating The Input File
You can convert directly from MP3 to BRSTM, however a lot of songs actually have silence at the beginning and the end, and they'll only loop from start to end, so if you're using video game music, and you want to go directly from mp3 to brstm, the song will eventually stop looping, and a longer song creates a bigger file, which may be a problem if you have a small sd card, but you can create your own loops to make files smaller, as well as trim out parts of the song you don't like:

1. Find a YouTube video of the song you want, copy/paste the link into the converter, and download it (can't be over 1 hour)
2. Open Audacity and load the mp3 you just downloaded.
- Toad's Factory, Wario's Gold Mine. Koopa Cape, Dry Dry Ruins, Moonview Highway, and Bowser's Castle require a few extra steps because they're Multi Channel BRSTMs, reference this guide
Show ContentFor Song Cropping:
Show ContentFor Custom Loop Points:

3. Export the audio from audacity as a wav, name it whatever you want, for convenience, I usually just name it after the track's brstm (can be found here)
Show ContentCustom Loop Points Part 2:
Converting to BRSTM
Mario Kart Wii, along with most, if not all, other Nintendo games since at least the GameCube, can't read wav files, mp3 files, or any other common audio file types, it uses its own proprietary format (brstm), so you have to convert your file using a program.

4. Open Looping Audio Converter, (if your antivirus blocks it, just add it as an exception, it's a false positive, and if you really don't trust it, you can either check the source code or, if you're not fluent in code, you can convert to brstm in other ways, there are plenty of other tutorials out there showing other methods) click add, add your wav or mp3 file (you can add multiple at once by dragging over multiple files, shift clicking, or just any way to select multiple files at once, which is one of the reasons I prefer this method so much over the BrawlBox/BrawlCrate method and part of what inspired me to write this in the first place) and make sure the settings are the same as the ones I have besides the Output directory, click "Save Options" if it's your first time doing this, then hit "Start", it should take a bit to convert, after which it should give a success message. (Note that it does hang sometimes, especially when creating larger brstms in bulk, I am not aware of any fix other than closing the program and trying again)

[Image: 3XPGaWm.png]


5. Move the file(s) into their correct folder, for ISOs, it should be in (ISO Name)\DATA\files\sound\strm, and for consoles it should be put into whatever folder it's being read from, most likely (SD Card)\ctgpr\My Stuff unless you're using some riivolution pack without a CTGP My Stuff toggle, if that folder doesn't exist, just create it (it's case sensitive).
6. Open Final Lap Stream Maker, double click your brstm, and when the second window opens, rename it to something else (if you have it named properly, just change the _n at the end to an _f), this will create a final lap version of a song the exact same way Nintendo did it.

BRSAR Editing for the final touches
Your song will play ingame at this point, however it will most likely be extremely quiet and most likely cut off partway through, to fix this, we have to edit the brsar a little bit. Luckily, the cutting off can be auto fixed by CTGP as well as some other riivolution track packs (ex. JHFR), just turn on "Automatic BRSAR Patching" on Page 2 of the CTGP Channel settings, and riivolution distributions should have a similar name for their toggle, however, people using ISOs or packs without auto brsar patching have to do an extra, one time step, which is honestly worth doing even if you only play on ctgp or other auto patching packs. And the quiet music issue is much easier to fix without audio crackles that came with the old method.

Show ContentFor ISO/Riivolution Users, FIRST TIME ONLY:

7. Open the revo_kart.brsar with BrawlBox/Crate, on the left, navigate to STRM -> N (R For Retro Tracks, M For Galaxy Colosseum/Galaxy Arena, which plays on SADX Twinkle Circuit in CTGP, O for everything else) -> TRACKNAME (All of the battle stages will be under BTL for both N and R). Most are pretty obvious, but if you can't figure one out, click on one of the sub-entries and cross reference the SoundFile column on the right with the brstm list in the "All File Names" thread, there should be 2 sub-entries there, both with a "?" next to them; N for the first two laps, and F for the final lap. Click on one, and edit the "volume" value to be higher, despite being able to input from a range from 1-255, anything above 127 will just be treated as 127, then do the same thing with the other sub-entry.

[Image: k2yOWsm.png]

Only follow the next step If you plan on using CTGP's "BRSTMs Only" My Stuff setting.

Working With CTGP's BRSTM only My Stuff option (optional)
For the "BRSTMs only" My Stuff mode, the method above doesn't work due to the mode being created to prevent abusing the brsar volume for an unfair advantage, so you have to either use QuickBRSTMPatcher or hex edit the BRSTM to achieve the same result as above.

8a. Open QuickBRSTMPatcher and follow the instructions, your antivirus may go off, but just add it as an exception, it's completely safe, although if you don't trust it, you can always hex edit.

8b. If you'd rather hex edit, which is currently required due to the program being private, but can also be done if you just prefer it, as it's only a single byte, open the brstm in a hex editor, and locate byte 0x3F (highlighted in the screenshot), it should be 00, change it to a value between 01 (1) and 7F (127), as 00 causes it to refer to the brsar, therefore causing it to use the default value that the game uses in the vanilla brsar, use a hex calculator if you're not very good at converting in your head, there are plenty out there.

[Image: i58fbjh.png]

Hope this helped, I tried to put it in the most layman terms possible, so even somebody who just finished installing CTGP can understand and do it, but I also tried to cover all bases for the more experienced people out there who just want to learn this faster method. If you have any questions, feel free to reply to the thread or DM me on discord (Silvεr#0001).]]> <![CDATA[How to Import Miis with Symbols Correctly]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-54.html Thu, 21 Jul 2022 23:47:59 -0500 ~Phoebe Cherry Bomb~]]> https://www.mariokartunlimited.com/thread-54.html Epix Wrote:Introduction
This thread is going to detail how you import miis from the online mii maker to your wii without any issues. This process takes several steps but is relatively easy. Once you have done it a few times, you can do it in less than 5 minutes. The pictures for each step are going to be in the spoilers. So let's start off with the things you are going to need.

What you need
Hardware
-Wii/WiiU
-SD Card (doesn't matter the type)
-Computer w/ SD card reading capabilities

Software
-Savegame Manager GX
-Homebrew Channel
-Working Mii Maker


Step 1 - Install SaveGame Manager GX
Read through the wiibrew page about SaveGame Manager GX. We're not going to be messing with anything that messes with your Wii's NAND so no worries. After reading through, download SaveGame Manager GX. After clicking the download, create a folder named SaveGame_Manager_GX in the apps folder in your sd card. Extract the contents in the zip file into that folder. Next, create a folder in the root of the SD Card named savemiis. This is the folder where you are going to extract your miis to.
Show ContentWhat your folder should look like:
If you already have this application, you can skip this step and move onto step 2.


Step 2 - Create Placeholder Mii
Make a mii in the mii channel named something that you are going to remember. This mii is going to act as a placeholder mii so that you can copy it's mii ID to the mii that you want to import.
Show ContentExample:


Step 3 - Export Your Placeholder Mii
Load up the Homebrew Channel and open SaveGame Manager GX. If the application gives you an error, reinstall it.
After it loads, click the SD Card Icon on the top of the screen and click Mii
[Image: unknown.png]
After clicking the mii icon, find your place holder mii and click on it. After clicking on it, click extract. Click default because it will default to your savemiis folder. Extract the Mii. When extracted, it will say successfully extracted. Click ok and exit the channel. Exit by pressing the home button and exiting back to the wii menu.


Step 4 - Create Your Custom Mii
The website to make the miis online is found right here: Riiconnect24 Mii Editor
The thread to find custom symbols can be found here: Custom Symbols
Enable flashplayer and now you can create your mii.
Eject your SD Card from your wii and put it into your computer. Go into the bottom left corner of the mii editor and click the floppy disc icon. After the menu is brought up, click load. Go into your SD Card under savemiis, find your placeholder Mii, and load it. From here you can do two things. You can either have another mii editor tab up with the mii your created or just create your custom mii over the placeholder mii file. As long as you have the correct Avatar ID you are fine.
Regarding custom symbols, you just copy and paste them into the Avatar Name. They will appear as a little box but I assure you, the symbol is there.
Show ContentExamples:


Step 5 - Exporting Your Custom Mii
After you are done creating your mii, double check that the Avatar ID is the same one as the placeholder mii. Once you have done this, click the save/floppy disc icon and click Save. Once it brings up the save popup, make sure you DO NOT save the mii as a .mae but instead as .miigx. This is the file format that SaveGame Manager GX can read. Save the mii as a .miigx into your savemiis folder in the root of your SD Card. After you've done this, eject your sd card and put it back into your Wii.
Show ContentExample:


Step 6 - Importing Your Mii Onto Your Wii
Before going back into SaveGame Manager GX, go into the Mii Channel and delete your placeholder mii. This mii is no longer necessary. Do not skip this step. After deleting your placeholder mii, exit the mii channel and go into SaveGame Manager GX. After loading SaveGame Manager. Once SaveGame Manager has loaded, find the savemiis folder on the menu. Click on the folder and your will see mii files. Your mii may not be named correctly right now. This is because SaveGame Manager cannot display certain symbols outside the English Alphabet. Find your mii file, click on it, and then click install.
Show ContentExample:
After clicking install, click ok since it will ask you if you want to install it onto your wii. After it says you've successfully installed the mii, your new custom mii should be in the mii channel. If you want to, open up the mii channel and double check that the mii is there.
Show ContentExample:

Now that you have completed all the steps, you can boot mario kart back up and select the mii for your license without any issues.
Show ContentFinal Product:

Thank you for viewing this thread and hopefully it will help you. One thing I am wondering is if the Avatar ID Is consistent for each Wii. If so I was wondering if someone could potentially help me make a chart for Miis 1 through 100 listing each Avatar ID. That would be helpful for people that cannot access their mii maker so that they can skip the placeholder mii step by just looking at the chart. Anyways good luck and have fun making miis!]]> Epix Wrote:Introduction
This thread is going to detail how you import miis from the online mii maker to your wii without any issues. This process takes several steps but is relatively easy. Once you have done it a few times, you can do it in less than 5 minutes. The pictures for each step are going to be in the spoilers. So let's start off with the things you are going to need.

What you need
Hardware
-Wii/WiiU
-SD Card (doesn't matter the type)
-Computer w/ SD card reading capabilities

Software
-Savegame Manager GX
-Homebrew Channel
-Working Mii Maker


Step 1 - Install SaveGame Manager GX
Read through the wiibrew page about SaveGame Manager GX. We're not going to be messing with anything that messes with your Wii's NAND so no worries. After reading through, download SaveGame Manager GX. After clicking the download, create a folder named SaveGame_Manager_GX in the apps folder in your sd card. Extract the contents in the zip file into that folder. Next, create a folder in the root of the SD Card named savemiis. This is the folder where you are going to extract your miis to.
Show ContentWhat your folder should look like:
If you already have this application, you can skip this step and move onto step 2.


Step 2 - Create Placeholder Mii
Make a mii in the mii channel named something that you are going to remember. This mii is going to act as a placeholder mii so that you can copy it's mii ID to the mii that you want to import.
Show ContentExample:


Step 3 - Export Your Placeholder Mii
Load up the Homebrew Channel and open SaveGame Manager GX. If the application gives you an error, reinstall it.
After it loads, click the SD Card Icon on the top of the screen and click Mii
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After clicking the mii icon, find your place holder mii and click on it. After clicking on it, click extract. Click default because it will default to your savemiis folder. Extract the Mii. When extracted, it will say successfully extracted. Click ok and exit the channel. Exit by pressing the home button and exiting back to the wii menu.


Step 4 - Create Your Custom Mii
The website to make the miis online is found right here: Riiconnect24 Mii Editor
The thread to find custom symbols can be found here: Custom Symbols
Enable flashplayer and now you can create your mii.
Eject your SD Card from your wii and put it into your computer. Go into the bottom left corner of the mii editor and click the floppy disc icon. After the menu is brought up, click load. Go into your SD Card under savemiis, find your placeholder Mii, and load it. From here you can do two things. You can either have another mii editor tab up with the mii your created or just create your custom mii over the placeholder mii file. As long as you have the correct Avatar ID you are fine.
Regarding custom symbols, you just copy and paste them into the Avatar Name. They will appear as a little box but I assure you, the symbol is there.
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Step 5 - Exporting Your Custom Mii
After you are done creating your mii, double check that the Avatar ID is the same one as the placeholder mii. Once you have done this, click the save/floppy disc icon and click Save. Once it brings up the save popup, make sure you DO NOT save the mii as a .mae but instead as .miigx. This is the file format that SaveGame Manager GX can read. Save the mii as a .miigx into your savemiis folder in the root of your SD Card. After you've done this, eject your sd card and put it back into your Wii.
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Step 6 - Importing Your Mii Onto Your Wii
Before going back into SaveGame Manager GX, go into the Mii Channel and delete your placeholder mii. This mii is no longer necessary. Do not skip this step. After deleting your placeholder mii, exit the mii channel and go into SaveGame Manager GX. After loading SaveGame Manager. Once SaveGame Manager has loaded, find the savemiis folder on the menu. Click on the folder and your will see mii files. Your mii may not be named correctly right now. This is because SaveGame Manager cannot display certain symbols outside the English Alphabet. Find your mii file, click on it, and then click install.
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After clicking install, click ok since it will ask you if you want to install it onto your wii. After it says you've successfully installed the mii, your new custom mii should be in the mii channel. If you want to, open up the mii channel and double check that the mii is there.
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Now that you have completed all the steps, you can boot mario kart back up and select the mii for your license without any issues.
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Thank you for viewing this thread and hopefully it will help you. One thing I am wondering is if the Avatar ID Is consistent for each Wii. If so I was wondering if someone could potentially help me make a chart for Miis 1 through 100 listing each Avatar ID. That would be helpful for people that cannot access their mii maker so that they can skip the placeholder mii step by just looking at the chart. Anyways good luck and have fun making miis!]]>