Copy the *.txt files from release.zip into the 'txtcodes' folder on your SD card. If one does not exist already, create a 'txtcodes' folder on the root of your Wii's SD card. This guide assumes you have a homebrewed Wii with Cheat Manager and Gecko OS installed. I will eventually make a patching script that downscales many textures to alleviate this. IMPORTANT NOTE: GCN versions of Pikmin 1 will run out of memory on real hardware.

If playing a GameCube version of Pikmin 1, also boost the MEM1 size in Dolphin's Config window. Revision 1 is v1.01, Revision 2 is v1.02, etc. You can find this in the Game Properties window. Make sure the revision of your copy of Pikmin 1 matches the code you are using. You can also do this for the 'Always Pluckaphone' code if desired. In the *.txt files from release.zip, copy the relevant lines of text into the Gecko Code editor in Dolphin Emulator's Game Properties window. Make sure you have a build equal to or greater than this, otherwise the Configurable MEM1 will not be available. Playing in Dolphin Emulator FIRST AND FOREMOST!ĥ.0-11969 was when my Extendo-RAM feature was added to Dolphin Emulator. This is because Candypop Buds will often spawn in undesirable places, leading to Pikmin being unpluckable by normal means. In addition to the randomizer code, a patch that re-enables the unused pluckaphone feature is included as well.

Since it's all plaintext, one can easily open these files to copy the Gecko Codes into Dolphin's Cheat Code Editor. This package contains *.txt files with Gecko Codes formatted to be parsed by the Wii Homebrew app Cheat Manager. A Randomizer for Pikmin 1 (GCN/Wii) powered entirely by Gecko Codes How to download / What am I downloading

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