[Feature Request] add some NDEV dev kit stuff for helping to create mods

[mmmniple]

Hello,i am trying to use a demo from the tool which was developed with the wiimotion plus : LiveMove2 which i download legally and freely from their website before the web was down for could mod the input from games which use them (as Wii Sport Resort ,..)


it was create for being use with a oficial sdk BUT it has 3 tools which doesnt need it for working,being one the one i need for the mods:
two compilated demos :

1) LiveMove2/demo/balloonPop provides a convincing example of
  LiveMove's classification prowess in more realistic settings.

2) LiveMove2/demo/trackerDemoGame demonstrates LiveMove 2's tracking
  ability.

and the tool for recording the data : "lmRecorder.elf"; This is the program which is executed on the NDEV for recording the movement and send to the pc using a serial port.It connect with "lmHostIO.exe" which receive the data on the pc and the program convert and create the clasifiers.

i have tried on Dolphin and they doesnt work : it seems the program need the extra hardware which NDEV kit hardware has : serial port,more ram and being able to load the program from the sdcard.

If someone could implement them to be able to run this program would be amazing;as i said my goal is add more mini-games to wii sport resort and other mods of games which were created with this wonderfull tool.

As i said they are no need to use oficial Nintendo Sdk code nor tools : i only want could test it and create/mod new movements for adding to the games which already has implemented them

Thanks for everything!



Here is the full file,i can no upload as attachment because it said is too big (as i said it is legal)


https://mega.nz/#!3lBTUYgJ!9pc147TXte6if...4M2v7dy2eQ

[MayImilae]

Hi, staff here! This looks pretty sketch. A mega link in a forum post immediately makes me think its spam or a virus payload! However, I have confirmed through the internet archive that AiLive did indeed post an evaluation of the LiveMotion2 software on their website. Their story checks out! Whether this specific EXE is that evaluation file, I can't really know, the actually exe link on the old site is buried in a form that is not present on the wayback machine. So this prooobably is the eval file as they state, based on the file size and file name, but I just don't know. I'm confident enough to leave the link here and available for people here to download it.

However, the usual disclaimer still applies here: this is an exe file from a person on the internet, try at your own risk.


Also I'd like to mention that sharing a file that was distributed for free by its owner does not necessarily give you redistribution rights. For example, if you redistribute Dolphin, a software we provide freely, without providing the source code, you are in violation of our license and must not do that. But in this case, they provided no license anywhere on their site for the evaluation (I digged a fair bit, it was never there), and well, the company is very dead. Their domain is currently listed as unclaimed and appears to have been that way mid 2016. I don't really think there is anyone around who is going to care about this, it's fine.

[mmmniple]

Hi, staff here! This looks pretty sketch. A mega link in a forum post immediately makes me think its spam or a virus payload! However, I have confirmed through the internet archive that AiLive did indeed post an evaluation of the LiveMotion2 software on their website.  Their story checks out! Whether this specific EXE is that evaluation file, I can't really know, the actually exe link on the old site is buried in a form that is not present on the wayback machine. So this prooobably is the eval file as they state, based on the file size and file name, but I just don't know. I'm confident enough to leave the link here and available for people here to download it.

However, the usual disclaimer still applies here: this is an exe file from a person on the internet, try at your own risk.


Also I'd like to mention that sharing a file that was distributed for free by its owner does not necessarily give you redistribution rights. For example, if you redistribute Dolphin, a software we provide freely, without providing the source code, you are in violation of our license and must not do that. But in this case, they provided no license anywhere on their site for the evaluation (I digged a fair bit, it was never there), and well, the company is very dead. Their domain is currently listed as unclaimed and appears to have been that way mid 2016. I don't really think there is anyone around who is going to care about this, it's fine.

Hello,excuse me for put on a mega link : it is very huge for add as attachment.
as i said i download some years ago and kept on a hard disk ( i had forgotten about it until i began to look about modding wii games).
As you said everyone can see the website using waymachine,but the download file is no available (only the pdf ).If people is interesting,after some research i found the patent pdf also.

Thank you for everything.
As i said i have been extracting some games i own and i found the file format of the sdk (on some of them it is very easy but others as wii sport resort or zelda ss it seems be on the binary file).