I succeeded in generating an unlimited number of NANDs without a real Wii. That could easily be abused for cheating, as every time a person gets banned, they can just generate a new NAND and start over. The admins did not want me to release it because it could cause major problems.
If you just want to import your save file, you can already do that by importing your entire NAND. https://dolphin-emu.org/docs/guides/nand-usage-guide/
If you import your savefile into a default NAND, that connection will be banned. There is a possibility that your save file will be banned as well, because it has been associated with a banned console. If that happened, then when you try to play on your real Wii, its save file will be banned as well. There is even the possibility of your console getting banned entirely because it has connected with a banned save file.
It all depends on whether Wiimm bans by association, meaning that if you connect with a banned savefile, for example, the console will be banned as well.
Which users are trusted enough to be given the instructions? Is it OK to give more general information about how the ban system works?
I have attached a Python script I wrote to decode and encode Nintendo WFC traffic POST-data. It was extremely helpful in the process of understanding how the ban system works. (Rename to .py first)
Also here is a Dropbox mirror. https://www.dropbox.com/s/znvbbgpvqvitsrk/decode_wifi.py
If you just want to import your save file, you can already do that by importing your entire NAND. https://dolphin-emu.org/docs/guides/nand-usage-guide/
If you import your savefile into a default NAND, that connection will be banned. There is a possibility that your save file will be banned as well, because it has been associated with a banned console. If that happened, then when you try to play on your real Wii, its save file will be banned as well. There is even the possibility of your console getting banned entirely because it has connected with a banned save file.
It all depends on whether Wiimm bans by association, meaning that if you connect with a banned savefile, for example, the console will be banned as well.
Which users are trusted enough to be given the instructions? Is it OK to give more general information about how the ban system works?
I have attached a Python script I wrote to decode and encode Nintendo WFC traffic POST-data. It was extremely helpful in the process of understanding how the ban system works. (Rename to .py first)
Also here is a Dropbox mirror. https://www.dropbox.com/s/znvbbgpvqvitsrk/decode_wifi.py