Help:Using mods - ZeldaMods (Breath of the Wild).But every month we have large bills and running ads is our only way to cover them. We don't have paywalls or sell mods - we never will. BotW Wii U: Loading Mods with SDCafiine [The Legend of Zelda: … īotW Wii U: Loading Mods with SDCafiine Ads keep us online.If you want to do this legally, you can use Disc2App to take your one. If you want to edit base game files, you will need to make an editable copy on your Wii U's internal memory or USB (or SD and load it with Loadiine). You can't edit the files on the physical disc. emcintosh said: Hopefully this will solve both issues. Issues trying to run Mods in Breath of The Wild |.If you have only one mod, it will load automatically. To use mods: Run the Wii U Plugin Loader option from the Homebrew Launcher Tick the SDCafiine plugin on and press +to Apply Patches. Create a new folder in the root of your SD Card, named sdcafiine. Download the latest WUPS nightly of SDCafiine from here. How do I install sdcafiine on my sd card?Įxtract the contents of the. If there are multiple mods, you will be prompted to select one to use.
Tick the SDCafiine plugin on and press +to Apply Patches. You should now be ready to install some mods. After doing so, install BCML in whichever way you prefer. If you're using the EU version of Breath of the Wild, the last folder will be "101C9500". In about:cache it claims these items were just cached minutes ago, so it is unlikely some other "cleaning" software is deleting these files.Ĭonclusion: there are bugs in the Firefox cache system that make many common web sites, such as Google, unusable. Some I can track down in about:cache and view them, other are listed but the data is not found - these are the ones that did not originally display. This is the file:Ĭ:\Users\Scott\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\fault\Cache\83E84132d01 When I follow the links to this cache entry, and I can see that the corresponding cache file does not exist. When I go to about:cache?device=disk I can located the URL for the JavaScript file. The errors are "$ is not defined", "jQuery is not defined", and some of the images don't show up, while some do show up. One page that I'm trouble with right now is. Some extensions installed: Firebug (disabled), Xmarks. This problem occurs on 2 separate machines that are both running Windows 7 Pro 64-bit. Unfortunately I still cannot systematically reproduce this problem. I also noticed that some images for certain pages did not load until the cache was cleared, so I suspect this is not a JavaScript problem but a bug in the way Firefox handles caching. The problem can be fixed by clearing the cache. Numerous web sites, even Google, become unusable due to JavaScript errors. This problem continues to occur for me after updating to 3.6.10.
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