Start anex again and see if that fixed the garbled text from the previous step. ' to the right of file name and then point it to your font file ( font_jp.bmp).

Download others.zip and extract it to your anex86 folder.

' and select DOS1.FDI from the DOS floppy image disks you extracted. To the right of the FDD1 line, click on '. 40MB should be enough to hold the system and TH01-05. In the dropdown menu below Disk Info, select 40MB and then Create to the right of the window. Give it a name of your choice under File Name. To the right of the HDD1 line, click on New In my case I made an Anex86 folder for the emulator and inside of that also a DOS folder for the dos floppy disk images. Removed all uses of SDL and switched to native Wii librariesĬontrols will eventually be modifiable in-emulator.You need anex86e1.zip and DOS.zip for this.ĭownload the two archives and extract them into a folder of your choice.Get Touhou working (possibly use a debugging version of NP2 on PC to help).Support Gamecube controller so one doesn't have to waste the batteries in the Wiimote for either the Wiimote, Nunchuck, or Classic Controller.

Setting to use USB keyboard for PC-98 keyboard and Wii game controller for PC-98 joystick or gamepad.

These are all the things that will be done in the near future. In order to build Neko Project II Wii, you will need the latest devkitPro, LibELM, µSync, and libwiikeyboard. Copy this to SD:/apps/ and put the files required by Neko Project II Wii on the SD card, and go! To get the last built version, there is a directory on the Neko Project II Wii Git called np2hbc. Floppy and Hard Disk images must be stored in SD:/PC98/ROMS/ 圆8kfont.rgb is included in this download, but font.bmp is not, for legal reasons. They must be placed in SD:/PC98/DATA/ as font.bmp and 圆8kfont.rgb, respectively. This is the font.bmp file, and the 圆8kfont.rgb file. There are 2 files that are required by Neko Project II Wii.

Load a disk and run! USB Keyboards are now supported too! When you start Neko Project II Wii, you will be presented with the main menu. Neko Project II was originally written by YUI. It was brought to life by the fantastic progress on the SDL-Wii port by Tantric, but no longer uses SDL. Neko Project II Wii is a port of the PC-9801 (PC98) emulator, Neko Project II.

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