WiiBuilder is a Windows software to use for Wii homebrew development.
Usage:
The File section is use for:
* Binary file conversion (creating a C array to include into a Wii homebrew project). Allowed file types are:
o Portable Network Graphics (.png)
o JPEG images (.jpg or .jpeg)
o XML (.xml)
o MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3 (.mp3)
o MOD (.mod)
o TrueType font (.ttf)
o ByteMap Font (.bmf)
* Loading Wii executable files (.dol and .elf) from a computer to a Wii with the Homebrew Channel running. A zip file containing an application could be sent too, it must have one directory in the root of the archive containing the boot.elf/dol file. An IP address must be entered in the Settings
* Building a Makefile, you must have "make" available in your path
* Converting Images (.gif or .bmp) to header file (.h) for GRRLIB 2.0 or less
* Converting GRRLIB 2.0 (or less) screenshot (.grr) to Portable Network Graphics (.png)
You just need to drop a file in the list box. If drag-and-drop is not working (Wine), you could simply right click on the list box to bring the popup menu. From the menu, select Add a File to the List..., in the Open dialog box you could select multiple files. If you don't want to open the software, just drag-and-drop files on the program icon. This is because the software accepts command line, just type WiiBuilder myfile.png. When the files are generated, they overwrite existing ones.
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