Difference between revisions of "TwlNmenu"

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== Screenshots ==
 
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File:Maketad-cmd.png|center|thumb|Error messages may come up from time to time.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-Home.png|center|thumb|TwlNmenu on the home menu.
File:Twl1.png|center|thumb|Icon of TwlNmenu showing the contents of a SD Card.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-1.png|center|thumb|Start screen of TwlNmenu. It shows all applications installed in folder ''NAND:/title/00030004''.
File:Twl2.png|center|thumb|When a *.TAD file has been selected, it will ask if you want to install it.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-2.png|center|thumb|TwlNmenu asking if you want to install the chosen application.
File:Twl3.png|center|thumb|Highlighting the NAND. It shows all the applications installed in folder 00030004.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-3.png|center|thumb|TwlNmenu installing an application.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-4.png|center|thumb|Back on the homescreen, you can see an application has been installed.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-5.png|center|thumb|This lets you delete ''private.sav'' in the application folder.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-6.png|center|thumb|Very self explainitory, isn't it?
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-7.png|center|thumb|Lets you delete all apps with the same "CompanyCode".
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-8.png|center|thumb|TwlNmenu showing the size, title ID, the size of the save files, and so on.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-9.png|center|thumb|The SD Card menu can do the same.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-10.png|center|thumb|TwlNmenu asking if you want to import all TAD files in the folder you're in.
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File:TWL-TwlNmenu-11.png|center|thumb|TwlNmenu importing all TAD files.
 
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Revision as of 11:27, 24 November 2019

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TwlNmenu is the name for an application that comes bundled with TWLSDK's and the SystemUpdater. This application would install .TAD files, an installable archive developed by Nintendo, similar to the Nintendo Wii's .WAD archive.

TwlNmenu's icon.

.TAD File Format

The installable format, .TAD share many similarities to the .WAD format, including the same offsets for Title ID's and using the same devsign as WADS. A .TAD can be resigned using Wii resigning tools and a RVL devkey.

The .TAD format can be created using a tool included with the TWLSDK, named Maketad. Only applications that can be installed in the folder 00030004 can be created with this tool.


Screenshots