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Old 03-17-2008, 07:34 PM
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CD Guitar Hero Iii, Make your own GH3 Disc

Taken from: www.scorehero.com
Tutorial made by: Wiithief

*I take no credit for this I only tested it and helped write a Guide.*
credit goes to:


GameZelda for DATEdit and QBgen
Unsteadycarrot for Testing It
MrGiles for Testing It
and everybody else at scorehero.com


: Note this is for the "MONO" Version I will tell you different at certain steps for the stereo version.

Files needed to do this
Trucha Signer http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=1909
key.bin - Google
Audacity v1.3.4 http://www.audacity.com
fsbank.exe http://www.fmod.org/index.php/releas...dapi375win.zip
DATEdit http://www.savefile.com/files/1414890
QBgen http://www.savefile.com/files/1417335
an MP3 file
a Note Chart in ".chart" format

0. Set up trucha signer (you only need to ever do this once)
1. Dump Wii version of Guitar Hero 3 to your PC.
2. open the GHIII.iso with trucha signer link: http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=1909
3. extract the .dat and .wad of the song you wish to replace (located in the music directory)
4. open audacity (must be v.1.3.4)
5. load mp3 of the song you wish to use
*Skip steps 6-9 it YOU HAVE A STEREO WII GAME!
6. split stereo tracks (drop down menu on audio track)
7. make both tracks mono (drop down menu on each audio track)
8. select the :track button from tom menu bar
9. select :mix and render
10. change project rate to 33075 (BOTTOM LEFT CORNER of Audacity!)
11. export as .wav file from :File menu
*save it as the song you are replacing "i.e. slowride_song.wav"
12. reopen it in audacity to see if changes took.
--Now you have the "song file GHIII can use.--

**. Next are the Guitar and Rhythm Tracks "i.e. slowride_guitar.wav* and the slowride_rhythm.wav*"
13. load up that track you just made and erase all but the 1st second or so.
14. export as i.e., slowride_guitar.wav, and slowride_rhythm.wav.
--Now you have the Guitar and Rhythm tracks--
* = KEEP these and just rename accordingly, unless of course you have the real guitar/rhythm mp3s for the song

**Optional**
Pick about 15 sec of that song and save that one as i.e. slowride_preview.wav
11. Now you have all 4 files needed

12. Lastly put each one of those 3-4 files in there own folder and name them respectfully.
eg folder name = song - contains slowride_song.wav
= rhythm - contains slowride_rhythm.wav
etc

Follow below guide on how to replace FSB files
---The files you just created are compiled into an FSB file for the game.---

1. Get fsbank.exe (official tool to make FSB files). It's in the "tools" folder of the extracted files.
2. - Make 3-4 FSB files (one per each folder) with the default options,
*but only change the "Format" to IMA ADPCM. @ bottom left corner of program.*
-make sure to keep the file names exactly the same.
3. You should have 3 files in each of your 3-4 folders by now.
1. a .wav file
2. a .H file
3. a .fsb file..... If there is no .fsb after the name add it now.


Now lets compile all those files into the .wad and .dat files.
Download the following program.
DATEdit - tool to extract/play/replace the FSB files in the DAT/WAD container.
link: http://www.savefile.com/files/1414890

*Program Buttons*
Open - Just open a file. Click it, select the DAT file, then the WAD file.
Extract - Extracts the selected files as FSB.
Play - Plays the selected files
Replace - EXPERIMENTAL feature to replace the FSB files.
Save - Save the changes made by the "Replace" option.

1. Click open
2. Select the extracted .dat file "MUST BE THE SAME SONG AS ALL THE FILES YOU JUST CREATED!"
3. Select the extracted .wad file
4. Replace the 3-4 files for song, guitar, rhythm, and preview. Select and hit replace.
*you can test the file by selecting it and pressing play.*
5. Remember to press "Save" after replacing the files.
6- Put the DAT and the WAD files inside the Wii ISO again.

You now have new audio!

This is for the note chart part.

1. Go over to scorehero.com
2. Become a member of there lovely community and browse through some note charts.
3. Download the one that corresponds with your selected song.
4. Make a new folder and save it in there.
5. Download QBgen link: http://www.savefile.com/files/1417335
6. Save it in the save folder as your chart.
7. Extract the i.e. slowride.pak.ngc file that corresponds with all your other changes.
*It is in the "songs folder" under the same partition.
8. Open QBgen.exe
9. Type the exact name of your downloaded chart. With the ".chart" at the end. Press Enter
10. Enter the number code for the song you want to replace. eg slowride = 60
11. Type the .pak you extracted. "i.e. slowride.pak.ngc" press enter
12. Type 1 press enter Type 2 press enter (if there is no 2, press 1 again)
13. Save and Close

Add that .pak file back in to your .iso
Sign the partition and Burn!



how to add custom videos to GH3 wii
by: Unsteadycarrot
download Pssplex* - http://www.fmod.org/index.php/releas...dapi375win.zip

download radtools - http://www.radgametools.com/bnkdown.htm

download vdubmod - http://www.afterdawn.com/software/vi...tualdubmod.cfm


* - only needed if you wish to convert a video from gh 1,2 or 80's

in this example ill be converting the gh2 intro for gh3

1. first seperate the intro.pss using pssplex, this will seperate the file into a video file - m2v and an audio file - wav.

2. open up virtual dub

3. file-open video- select the m2v file

4. stream-stream list-press add- choose the wav file- press ok

5. video-frame rate - in the second section theres an option that says "convert to fps" tick it and type in 59.94 press ok

6. file-save as-intro.avi

7. open radtools

8. browse to and highlight the intro.avi

9. press the "bink it" button

10. set the height to 368 and the width 640 (middle section)

11. set the audio to 44000mhz and sample rate to 16bit mono (bottom section)

12. convert as intro.bik

12. replace the intro.bik in the gh3 wii iso with this new one using trucha

13. sign and burn

Last edited by Spikie69; 03-17-2008 at 08:07 PM.
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Old 03-17-2008, 09:44 PM
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Now only if my 360 guitar would work with the wii's usb port
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Old 03-17-2008, 11:47 PM
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If you are really interested in making your own GHIII/Wii customs go and read the whole thread at scorehero.com. Lots of information and discoveries have been made since the first guide. New tools on the way soon.
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Old 03-23-2008, 08:12 PM
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Hmm i've followed the guide twice and both times it failed.

Attempt 1
At the GH3 set list, the preview audio plays, I can select and load the song, but right when the song is about to start, it ends and the "You rock!" message pops up.

Attempt 2
At the GH3 set list, the preview audio plays, but when I select the song to load, it just sits at the loading screen.

I checked one of the other forums and they said it could be the DATEdit version that I'm using. I've only found version 0.1, is there an updated version?
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