Okay, I searched around on other sites, and I found the solution!
http://forums.ngemu.com/dolphin-discussion/115300-wii-animal-crossing-city-folk.html
The instructions on this thread solved it~
Thanks!
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I'm running AC: CF on Dolphin SVN R 3972.
I've tried a few different NTSC save games which allow me to play the character that's already there and save, but not actually rebuild the town.
I wouldn't mind playing an already made game, but just that the town's name is 'hgjvvb', and I would like a different character name.
When I try to rebuild the town
(Main menu>Other things>Rebuild the town),
I get the error message,
"Could not access Wii system memory. Refer to the Wii Operations Manual for details", and of course, I can't do anything.
I've looked through the threads, and a few people have mentioned rebuilding their town, but no one has confirmed that it actually works yet.
Windows Vista 32-bit Home Premium
NVIDIA Geforce Go 7300 - 256 mb
Intel Core ™2 CPU @ 1.72 GHz
2 gb RAM
EDIT: Also, I couldn't find a list of all the optimal settings for running AC?
http://forums.ngemu.com/dolphin-discussion/115300-wii-animal-crossing-city-folk.html
The instructions on this thread solved it~
Thanks!
******
I'm running AC: CF on Dolphin SVN R 3972.
I've tried a few different NTSC save games which allow me to play the character that's already there and save, but not actually rebuild the town.
I wouldn't mind playing an already made game, but just that the town's name is 'hgjvvb', and I would like a different character name.
When I try to rebuild the town
(Main menu>Other things>Rebuild the town),
I get the error message,
"Could not access Wii system memory. Refer to the Wii Operations Manual for details", and of course, I can't do anything.
I've looked through the threads, and a few people have mentioned rebuilding their town, but no one has confirmed that it actually works yet.
Windows Vista 32-bit Home Premium
NVIDIA Geforce Go 7300 - 256 mb
Intel Core ™2 CPU @ 1.72 GHz
2 gb RAM
EDIT: Also, I couldn't find a list of all the optimal settings for running AC?