TPL (Texture Palette Library) - Wii format for texture palettes (colours).BRLYT (Binary Revolution LaYouT) - Wii format for layout.BRLAN (Binary Revolution Layout AnimatioN) - Wii format for title animations (Binary).REL - Relocatable executable library (similar to a DLL/DYLIB).DOL - Static executable (same as gamecube format).There are two main executable file formats for the Nintendo Wii: Here is an example of extracting a U8 archive: You can use a GUI tool such as U8Mii.exe or a command line interface such as ARCTool. APP files, these are archives which can be extracted with tools such as ARCTool or U8Mii. When you have extracted a WAD you will get a bunch of. app files has the file header of “55 AA 38 2D” or U.8. app files, you will notice each of these. wad file and give it an extract location. app filesįirst you need to use wii.cs tools called WadMii.exe (you can run this in wine on MacOSX or Linux) and point it at the. The best way to see the contents of a WAD file is to use the. Not to be confused with Doom WAD, WAD files for the wii are applications that can be installed to the Wii’s NAND. ISO Images can be used in most Gamecube emulators such as Dolphin. If you want to back up your Wii game discs this is one of the formats you may want to use. ISO files are a standard format for distributing the contents of a physical disc as a single file. Many of the asset formats in this document are from the NintendoWare for Revolution toolset 1. When reverse engineering Wii games it is very important to know the file formats that were commonly used in game development.
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