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How to Use Auto InjectuWAD Injector v3 to Inject ROMs into WAD Files

Auto InjectuWAD Injector v3 is a tool that allows you to inject ROMs or homebrew into WAD files for the Nintendo Wii. WAD files are packages that contain channels, games, or other content that can be installed on the Wii's system menu. By injecting ROMs into WAD files, you can play retro games or custom games on your Wii without using an emulator.

In this article, we will show you how to use Auto InjectuWAD Injector v3 to inject ROMs into WAD files. You will need the following:

A Windows PC

A common-key.bin file (this is a file that contains the encryption key for Wii content. It is illegal to distribute, so you will have to find it yourself on the internet)

A base WAD file (this is a WAD file that contains a channel or game that you want to replace with your ROM. You can find some base WAD files online, or dump them from your own Wii using a homebrew app)

A ROM file (this is a file that contains the game or homebrew that you want to inject into the base WAD file. It can be a NES, SNES, Genesis, or TurboGrafx-16 ROM. Make sure it is not interleaved for Genesis ROMs)

Auto InjectuWAD Injector v3 (this is the tool that we will use to inject the ROM into the WAD file. You can download it from here)

Once you have all the files ready, follow these steps:

Extract the Auto InjectuWAD Injector v3 zip file to a folder on your PC.

Copy the common-key.bin file to the same folder.

Run Auto InjectuWAD Injector v3.exe.

Select the base WAD file by clicking on the \"...\" button next to \"Base Wad\".

Select the ROM file by clicking on the \"...\" button next to \"Rom\".

Select the mode according to the type of ROM you are injecting. For NES, SNES, and TurboGrafx-16 ROMs, select \"Normal\". For Genesis ROMs, select \"Genesis\".

Click on \"Inject\".

Wait for the process to finish. You will see a message saying \"Injection Complete!\" when it is done.

You will find a new WAD file in the same folder as Auto InjectuWAD Injector v3.exe. The name of the file will be \"[Base Wad Name]_[Rom Name].wad\". This is the injected WAD file that contains your ROM.

Copy the injected WAD file to your SD card or USB drive.

Install the injected WAD file on your Wii using a homebrew app such as WAD Manager or Multi-Mod Manager.

Enjoy your injected game!

Note: Not every ROM will run perfectly or run on any base WAD file. Some ROMs may have compatibility issues, graphical glitches, sound problems, or other errors. You may have to try different base WAD files or different ROMs until you find one that works well. Also, be careful when installing WAD files on your Wii, as installing corrupted or malicious WAD files may brick your Wii.How to Customize Your Injected WAD File

If you want to change the appearance or the information of your injected WAD file, you can use a tool called CustomizeMii. CustomizeMii is a tool that allows you to edit the banner, icon, sound, and title of a WAD file. You can download it from here.

In this section, we will show you how to use CustomizeMii to customize your injected WAD file. You will need the following:

A Windows PC

A common-key.bin file (the same one you used for Auto InjectuWAD Injector v3)

An injected WAD file (the one you created with Auto InjectuWAD Injector v3)

CustomizeMii (the tool that we will use to edit the WAD file)

Once you have all the files ready, follow these steps:

Extract the CustomizeMii zip file to a folder on your PC.

Copy the common-key.bin file to the same folder.

Run CustomizeMii.exe.

Select \"File\" and then \"Open\" from the menu bar.

Browse to the location of your injected WAD file and open it.

You will see four tabs: Banner, Icon, Sound, and Title. You can edit each of these elements according to your preference.

To edit the banner, click on the \"Banner\" tab. You will see a preview of the banner on the right side. You can change the image, text, font, color, and animation of the banner. To change the image, click on \"Load Image\" and select an image file from your PC. To change the text, click on \"Edit Text\" and type in your desired text. To change the font, click on \"Font\" and select a font from your PC. To change the color, click on \"Color\" and choose a color from the palette. To change the animation, click on \"Animation\" and select an animation from the list.

To edit the icon, click on the \"Icon\" tab. You will see a preview of the icon on the right side. You can change the image and animation of the icon. To change the image, click on \"Load Image\" and select an image file from your PC. To change the animation, click on \"Animation\" and select an animation from the list.

To edit the sound, click on the \"Sound\" tab. You will see a preview of the sound on the right side. You can change the sound or mute it. To change the sound, click on \"Load Sound\" and select a sound file from your PC. The sound file must be in BNS format. You can convert other sound formats to BNS using a tool such as Wii Banner Player. To mute the sound, uncheck the box next to \"Enable Sound\".

To edit the title, click on the \"Title\" tab. You will see a preview of the title on the right side. You can change the title ID and title name of the WAD file. To change the title ID, type in a new four-letter code in the box next to \"Title ID\". The title ID must be unique for each WAD file you install on your Wii. To change the title name, type in a new name in the box next to \"Title Name\". The title name is what will appear on your Wii's system menu.

When you are done editing your WAD file, select \"File\" and then \"Save As\" from the menu bar.

Choose a name and location for your customized WAD file and save it.

You can now install your customized WAD file on your Wii using a homebrew app such as WAD Manager or Multi-Mod Manager.

Note: Be careful when editing WAD files with CustomizeMii, as making incorrect changes may cause errors or brick your Wii. 061ffe29dd