vdb as a potential risk and consume significant processing power to scan them.

On some machines, the Anti-Virus software may treat Phoenix's files. GPUs are currently only used for the GPU preview of fire/smoke simulations. Turning off the preview for all grid and particle channels during large simulations could also help speed up the simulation. Simulating on one NUMA node is often faster than waiting for multiple nodes to synchronize.īoth large and small simulations take significant time just to write the cache files from the simulation and to read them back for the preview, so good storage speed can help decrease simulation times up to 30%. Also, NUMA and multiprocessor architectures do not perform well with Phoenix. Processor speed is more important than core count. The entire simulation grid gets processed tens to hundred times per simulation step, so the bus speed is the bottleneck in most simulations. Copy the game.iso file you created earlier into that folder.Phoenix transfers huge amounts of data between memory and the CPU.Inside that folder, create one named GALE01 Create a folder named games in the root of your SD card.Put them in the nintendont folder from the previous step. Download nintendont from here along with the other two files listed.Inside that folder, create a folder named Nintendont. Create a folder in that sd card named 'apps'.Copy all the files from 20xx to that folder.Run GCrebuilder(works in wine) and export the melee iso to a folder on your computer.The hack pack is a set of replacement files for the iso. You can build a complete ISO from the 20xx files. EDIT: I have been informed that as of 4.05, this step is no longer necessary.

Get a legal copy of an SSBM 1.02 ISO, and save it to your computer.

Find the letterbomb letter(it's red) in the wii message center and click it.

Put the SD card in the wii and turn it on.Copy the letterbomb files to the small SD card.Make sure 'bundle the hackmii installer' is selected. Get your wii's mac address, settings -> system settings -> internet -> console information.The first part of this comes straight from here, the rest I pieced together from various sources online. I, a complete noob, just installed 20xx today on a wii.

Instaling 20XX