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<center><big>Welcome, new Cemu user!<br> This is a guide for everyone who never had any contact with emulation and/or forgot how to do certain things. <br>
This information should now be viewed here: https://cemu.cfw.guide/
Please ''carefully'' read the explanation and the needed steps!</big></center> <br>
 
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<big>'''Be advised'''</big> <br>  <!-- use css box here --> 
'''WE DO NOT SUPPORT ANY ILLEGAL ACTION YOU ARE COMMITTING BY DOWNLOADING GAME FILES THROUGH THE INTERNET! <br>
YOU SHOULD OWN THE ORIGINAL WII U AND KNOW HOW TO DUMP THE GAMES TO YOUR DEVICE!<br>
ONLY DUMP GAMES THAT YOU OWN! PLAY & BE LEGAL!'''
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==What is Cemu?==
[[File:Cemu_what.PNG|thumb]]
WiiU runs the "Café OS", and C'''emu''' '''emu'''lates the system. It creates the possibilty to run Wii U data formats on a PC, e.g. dumped games.<br>
''For more advanced information about Café OS, check out this link: http://wiiubrew.org/wiki/Cafe_OS
 
==System Requirements==
{|
|'''OS:'''
|Windows 7 (x64) or above
|-
|'''API:'''
|OpenGL 4.1 (4.6 is used if available)
|-
|'''RAM:'''
|< 4 GB, 8 GB or more recommended
|-
| style="vertical-align: top;"|'''GPU:'''
|
*NVIDIA GPU: Runs as expected on most recent driver.
*AMD GPU: Runs as expected on most recent driver
*Intel GPU: '''Not officially supported. Heavy visual glitches.'''
|-
|}
 
==Download & Install Cemu==
#Download the latest version of Cemu. Check [[Main Page|the main wiki page]] for the download link.
#Unpack the <code>cemu_x.x.x.zip</code> file.
#Start the emulator by double-clicking <code>Cemu.exe</code>.
#Installing Extensions like [[Cemuhook]] for video playback.
#A Great text guide for setting up CEMU is maintained here: [https://www.reddit.com/r/cemu/comments/6skf8f/text_guide_for_setting_up_cemu_botw_with_links/ Text Guide for Setting up Cemu -- With Links! by Serfrost]
 
==Supported games==
Before you begin dumping your games, check out '''http://compat.cemu.info/''' or our '''[[:Category:List of games|List of games]]''' to know how the performance is or what bugs are existing.
{| class="wikitable"
! Rating
! Icon
! Description
|-
| [[:Category:Perfect (Rating)|Perfect]]
| [[File:Smiley-Perfect.png|link=Category:Perfect (Rating)]]
| Games rated this are games that have no discernible issues.  No graphical or audio glitches, no crashes, no bugs that didn't exist in the original game.  Quite simply, they run perfectly.
|-
| [[:Category:Playable (Rating)|Playable]]
| [[File:Smiley-Playable.png|link=Category:Playable (Rating)]]
| Games in this category are playable to the end of the game.  Can have some minor graphical or audio glitches or issues, but these do not greatly affect playability or prevent game completion.
|-
| [[:Category:Runs (Rating)|Runs]]
| [[File:Smiley-Runs.png|link=Category:Runs (Rating)]]
| Games in this category can get in-game and usually run very well, but major graphical or audio glitches or game-breaking bugs make it difficult to continue playing or finish the game.
|-
| [[:Category:Loads (Rating)|Loads]]
| [[File:Smiley-Loads.png|link=Category:Loads (Rating)]]
| Games in this category manage to load at least a screen before crashing, or can get through the in-game menus before crashing, or sometimes in-game before crashing, but they generally crash CEMU at some point.
|-
| [[:Category:Unplayable (Rating)|Unplayable]]
| [[File:Smiley-Unplayable.png|link=Category:Unplayable (Rating)]]
| Games in this category do not load in CEMU.  Either they crash immediately following the first load attempt, or they display a black screen until you close CEMU.
|}
 
==Configuration==
===Dumping game files===
You'll need:
*'''Wii U'''
*'''PC''' with all the system requirements met ''(see point "System Requirements")''
*'''SD Card Reader and SD Card''' ''with at least 8GB [FAT 32]''
*'''Software:'''
**Wii U Guide (https://wiiu.guide/)
**ddd (https://gbatemp.net/threads/ddd-wiiu-title-dumper.418492/)
**Python 2.7.# (https://www.python.org/downloads/)
**''(Physical only)'' NUSGrabber (http://wupinstaller.com/NUSGrabber.rar)
**''(Physical only)'' CDecrypt (http://www.filedropper.com/cdecryptv20b)
**''(Physical only) (Optional)'' USB drive > 8GB
 
The following tutorial is made by Goldtex, using [[Mario Kart 8]] as an example.
 
This tutorial currently as of 31/7/17 the browser exploit was patched by 5.5.2 if you're on 5.5.2 you can't dump content.
 
====Physical copies====
<small>
# Insert your SD Card into your computer. Follow the Starter Pack (Wii U Homebrew Pack) that was linked.
# Safely take out your SD Card, and place it into your Wii U.
# Turn on your Wii U, make sure there's no disc in the console. If you want to dump onto a USB drive, then plug it in right now. Tell the Wii U to not format it.
# Go to the internet browser, go to loadiine.ovh, and choose Homebrew Launcher. Once Homebrew Launcher opens, choose disc2app.
# Press A if you want to dump to the SD Card, or press B if you want to dump onto the USB drive. Once disc2app asks for the disc, insert it into the Wii U.
# The Wii U will start dumping the files off the disc. Be patient with this.
# The Wii U will go back to the main menu once it finishes dumping.
# Redo the steps to getting to the Homebrew Launcher. Instead of launching disc2app, open up ddd.
# (Windows 8 and above) Open up Task Manager, click more details, go to performance, then click on Ethernet/Wi-Fi. Look at the IPv4 address, and enter that into the ddd screen. Look at the gamepad screen for instructions.
# (Windows 7 and below) Go to the command prompt on your computer, and type in ipconfig. Look at the IPv4 address, and enter that into the ddd screen. Look at the gamepad screen for instructions.
# Tell ddd to go back to the home menu. Return to your PC, extract and place titledumper in a safe spot, and create a bat file where titledumper is at having these contents:<code>"titledumper.exe /vol/aoc ./DLC"</code>
# Open up the bat file. Go back to your Wii U, and open the game that has the DLC that you want to dump. The DLC should start dumping to your PC.
# Extract CDecrypt to a safe spot. Move the contents of the folder in install folder into the same spot as CDecrypt.
# Create a bat file with the following line:<code>"CDecrypt title.tmd title.tik"</code>
# Open up the bat file, and the dump should now start extracting.
# Once it's finished extracting, go to the meta folder in the game dump. Open up meta.xml.
# Look at the entry of title_id. In Mario Kart 8 USA's case, it contains "000500001010EC00"
# In the Cemu folder, go to mlc01\usr\title. Create a folder named 00050000.
# Look at the last 8 digits of the title_id. Once again for MK8USA, it's 1010EC00. Create a folder with the last 8 digits.
# Extract NUSGrabber to a safe spot, and create a bat file with the following: "NUSgrabber (titleid)"
# For the title_id, make sure that the 8th character is an E. For MK8, "000500001010EC00" would turn into "0005000E1010EC00"
# Open up the bat file, and the update should now start downloading. Afterwards, extract it in the same way with the game dump.
# Drag the extracted code, content, and meta folder into the last 8 digits folder.
# Create an aoc folder inside the folder with the last 8 digits. Create a content folder inside that aoc folder.
# Find where you dumped the DLC, and drag the number folders (ex. 0010) into the content folder.
# Open up the game in Cemu, and it should boot up with the update and DLC installed. Enjoy!
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====Digital copies====
<small>
# Insert your SD Card into your computer. Follow the Starter Pack that was linked. Don't forget to also place ddd onto the SD card.
# Safely take out your SD Card, and place it into your Wii U.
# Turn on your Wii U, go to the internet browser, go to loadiine.ovh, and choose Homebrew Launcher. Once Homebrew Launcher opens, choose ddd, and open that app up.
# (Windows 8 and above) Open up Task Manager, click more details, go to performance, then click on Ethernet/Wi-Fi. Look at the IPv4 address, and enter that into the ddd screen. Look at the gamepad screen for instructions.
# (Windows 7 and below) Go to the command prompt on your computer, and type in ipconfig. Look at the IPv4 address, and enter that into the ddd screen. Look at the gamepad screen for instructions.
# Go back to the home menu. Return to your PC, extract and place titledumper in a safe spot, and create a bat file where titledumper is at having these contents:<code>"titledumper.exe /vol ./GameNameGoesHere"</code>
# Open up the bat file. Go back to your Wii U, and open the game that you want to run in Cemu. The game should start dumping to your PC. This will take a while depending on how large the game is.
# Once the dump is done, press the home button. If nothing appears for at least a minute, go back to the Wii U menu. It should dump the meta folder and finish up the game dump.
# Once it's finished dumping, go to the meta folder in the game dump. Open up meta.xml.
# Look at the entry of title_id. In Mario Kart 8 USA's case, it contains "000500001010EC00"
# In the Cemu folder, go to mlc01\usr\title. Create a folder named 00050000.
# Look at the last 8 digits of the title_id. Once again for MK8USA, it's 1010EC00. Create a folder with the last 8 digits. Create an aoc folder inside that folder.
# Create a content folder inside the aoc folder. Find where you dumped the DLC, and drag the number folders (ex. 0010) into the content folder.
# Open up the game in Cemu, and it should boot up with the DLC installed. Enjoy!
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''<small> both tutorials taken from http://pastebin.com/WVqrbWg2 </small>''
===Compressing game files===
''Compressing game files is purely optional, but will save tons of space on your hard drive, as most uncompressed size of dumped games are very large (~23,3 GB).''
*Exzap created a Wii U image (WUD) compression tool, compressing to lossless. <br>For links and a short tutorial, check out: https://gbatemp.net/threads/wii-u-image-wud-compression-tool.397901/
 
==Starting==
===Update Games and Installing DLCs===
*[[Tutorial:How to update a game|How to update a game]]
*[[Tutorial:How to install a DLC|How to install a DLC]]
 
===Using dumped games===
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<div style="background:lightsteelblue; margin-bottom:2px; text-align:center; font-size:118%; font-weight:bold; width:100%;"> Compatible Files by File Extension </div>
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|-
! colspan=2 | File extension
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| '''wud:'''
| Wii U Disc Images
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| '''wux:'''
| Wii U Disc Images
|-
| '''iso:'''
| Generic file extension for disc image files.
|-
| '''wad:'''
| Wii U Disc Images
|-
| '''rpx:'''
| Wii U executable
|}
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#Start <code>cemu.exe</code>.
#<code>File</code> -> <code>Load</code>
#Select the file you want to load
:: To load a wud, wux, iso, wad file:
::* Load the Wii U Disc Images by selecting the image file (wud, wux, iso, wad).
:: To load a rpx file:
::* Browse to the game folder and open the folder <code>code\</code> and select the <code>*.rpx</code> file
 
===Shortcuts===
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|<code>Alt</code> + <code>Enter</code>
|Toggle between windowed or full screen.
|-
|<code>Ctrl</code> + <code>Tab</code>
|Toggle between TV or GamePad display.
|-
|<code>Esc</code>
|Leave full screen
|-
|<code>Shift</code> + <code>Print</code>
|Copy a current-res screenshot to the clipboard
|}
 
===Game settings===
*[[Tutorial:Configuration|Configuration]]
*[[Tutorial:Configuring Controllers|Configuring Controllers]]
*[[Tutorial:Graphic pack|Graphic pack]]
 
==Command line option==
To start a game via command line, open Command Prompt in the folder (by e.g. <code>Shift + R</code> -> <code>cmd</code> and use <code>cd</code> to open the Cemu dictionary or <code>Shift + RIGHT_CLICK</code> -> <code>Open command window here</code> inside the application folder.)<br>
<big>Arguments:</big>
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|<code>-g "''path''"</code>
|Loads a game
|-
|<code>-mlc "''path''"</code>
|Customize the path of the mlc01 directory
|-
|<code>-ud</code>
|Enable upside-down render mode.
|-
|<code>-f</code>
|Launch in fullscreen mode.
|-
|<code>-nsight</code>
|Allow debugging via NVIDIA Nsight
|-
|<code>-nolegacy</code>
|Disable all Intel GPU workarounds
|}
''Usage example:'' <code>cemu.exe -g ''"C:\games\example.wud"''</code><br><br>
[[Category:List_of_tutorials]]
 
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