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Ozark TE is a custom, heavily modified version of Legacy TE (Project M) made to streamline costumes, modify the stagelist, add custom HD textures for the dolphin version, and extend the in game music library.
For more information, please visit the page exclusively dedicated to this build using the button below. It has enough features I figured I would make the mod it's own page on the site. |
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This mod adds multiple heroes from the Warhammer Fantasy setting into the game. The heroes added are mentioned in the tabletop game or in the book editions. This mod was made with minor scripting, and mostly consisted of reverse engineering the games tables. This is my most popular original mod and took me a while to develope fully. It's updated to work with the latest version of Total War: Warhammer I. For more information visit the mods page on the steam workshop.
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This mod adds 13 Units that work with Tilea, Estalia, and The Border Princes. This mod was made due to the lack of mid and high tier units available to TEB. The units work in campaign as well as custom/multiplayer battles. Many of the textures seen here are custom. However, all shield textures were made by dontfearme22 and Cataph.
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Ah, yes! The latest creation from Clan Skyre! The weak-pitiful enemies can now feel the full wrath-anger of our new warmachine! You can recruit this unit in the campaign and in custom battles. Also, the missile damage looks much higher than it actually is because of how total war calculates it. That's the damage if every single shot hit an enemy for 10 seconds, and this is NOT an accurate weapon. This mod adds the unit from the tabletop game known as the Ratling Gunner. Basically, giant rats with miniguns. Cool stuff.
...A large multi-barreled death-dealing machine that has the potential to change the very face of warfare in favor of the Skaven race. Though a relatively new design and of highly questionable reliability, the Ratling Gun is nonetheless proven itself so successful that Clan Skryre simply cannot make enough to satisfy the greedy demands of the Warlord Clans. |
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Eye's of Tzeentch is my smallest mod for the Total War: Warhammer games. It's a simple map mod, made in the T.E.R.R.Y. editor.
Deep within a forsaken land known as Norsca, lies an ancient Chaos grounds. The two mountains have long been a place for sacrifices, worshipping, and summonings. The Winds of Magic meet with the Overworld with strong force, making it a good site for those wishing to dwell in foul, powerful magic. Max Players: 3v3 Size: Medium
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All Tabletop Lords Warhammer I
I did not make this mod.
I would just like to thank JDHarrow for letting me help work on textures for his mod, which is now the 9th most subscribed mod for the game. 204,844 Unique Visitors 70,591 Current Subscribers This is definitely the biggest project I have ever worked on. If you ever port it, contact me! I would love to work with you again! Please check the mod out on the workshop, and check the documentation which includes credits. Together, this mod was one of the first on the workshop to feature custom textures. |
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Retro Wii Information
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With some online resources, I've flushed out a way to make any Wii into a retro emulator. It's free, and it works great using emulators and ROMS you can find online. You can view the paper documentation here. If you're interested in me doing this to your Wii, I can give you a price if you ask. I'll also need a 16GB SD Card and 8GB USB to fit the games.
Please remember that some games are duplicates on different systems. But still, that’s a total of 5,025 Games on one system! So many great games here.
Getting StartedWhen launching your Wii, you will be greeted with the Homebrew menu. This is where custom software made for the Wii can be launched. Here, you will find the Emulators, and some other software I included. Be aware that you can use the Homebrew Browser app to add new apps if you ever desire (internet required).
How do I launch my traditional disc games? Easy. Once you are at the Homebrew menu, load USB Loader GX. Once that is loaded, you will see a new menu. This menu replaces the traditional Wii menu, and can be controlled with devices other than the Wiimote. To load games from the Disc Drive, click the disc icon located on the very far right of the top menu bar. Wait for it to load for a few seconds. Next, click the ‘mount’ option. After a few seconds, the game will launch. If you wish to rip the ISO file onto the storage device, you can also do that. Controller & ControlsYou can use these officially supported controllers on all of the Emulators:
However, these are not the only supported controllers. You can use theoretically any third party controller that uses the above as a base. For instance, if you have a Gamecube controller that plugs into a Wiimote, you can use that. Or, one of my personal favorite controllers for older emulation, the Hori Gamecube Controller: 
HORI Controller
The next page will give the actual controls for the software.
I would personally suggest using the Wiimote in the menus, and a controller for actual gameplay. Most of the Emulators use the same type of control scheme. The controls are as follows: OtherAdding games
Adding games is easy. To add N64 games, plug in the USB, and transfer the rom file to the not64 folder, and then the roms folder. It will then appear on the Wii. For all other games, plug the SD Card into your computer. Depending on the console the game is on, open the emulators folder, and then open the roms folder, and place the game inside there. You should now see your games inside the folder! PriiLoader You can really skip this. PriiLoader is the underlying software that prevents your Wii from ever being destroyed, should this rare event ever even occur. It makes your Wii recoverable, and also launches the starting homebrew software at startup. This is only here in case you ever accidentally get to the menu. In the case you get to the PriiLoader menu, don’t panic. Just restart the Wii without changing any settings. If you ever need to recover the Wii, you can get to this menu by holding the reset and power keys at the same time while turning on the Wii after a hard shutdown. |
What is an Emulator?
Simple. An Emulator pretends to run another consoles operating system, therefore allowing it to run any game the original system could. Think of the word simulate. Emulators are Simulators for operating systems. On this console, you will find the following systems emulated, and the name of the Emulator Software:
So what games are included?
Haha, good one. I would run out of room before I could print every game on this Wii. However, I can tell you how many games there are on each console.
Emulator InstructionsThis area will help explain how you actually play the games. Don’t worry, it’s very simple, despite the wall of text. If you are looking for a game in the software, keep in mind that literally everything is organized alphabetically. Homebrew menu, game library, it’s all alphabetical.
What emulator should I use if I have multiple of the same game on different systems? For this example, I will use the flying bulletstorm game 1942. 1942 has been released on almost all of the consoles that this Wii can Emulate. However, the quality of the emulator will be deciding factor on how you want to load it. The highest quality emulators here are FCE Ultra GX, Snes9x GX, and Visual Boy Advance GX. If the game exist on any of those, it should be great. If, like 1942, the game is on all three, use Snes9x GX. This version of the game should be the newest and updated more than previous editions. If however you want to play 1942 like it was on the arcade games, then load it using M.A.M.E. FCE Ultra GX, Snes9x GX, and Visual Boy Advance GX All three of these superb softwares were made sharing the same source code, so how they operate on the user level is mostly the same. To launch a game, you just simply click on the game’s cover with the Wiimote. This will then immediately boot into the game. Saving is fairly straightforward as well once you use the program. Wii7800 Not much to elaborate on here either. Just select ‘Load Cartridge’ and then select the game in which you want to play. Feel free to look around the settings so they better suit your needs. M.A.M.E Simply select the arcade game you would like to start, and it will begin. Be aware that since this is emulating arcade games on a 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio, some games may look strange or be unplayable. Not64 This is simply an insanely well made emulator. But it’s still experimental on the Wii. First, i’ll explain to you how to use it. On the USB I was provided, I loaded 151 Games onto it. All other games are saved on the SD Card, but N64 games are much larger. To load a game in the Emulator, just go to Load ROM, Load from USB, and select the game. This will load in into the memory. Then, just click start game to begin. Now, their are some downsides to Not64. It’s still in development, and many games will be too glitchy to play, or simply just won’t start at all. Their are list online about how well games work, but just try it yourself. I have tested Super Smash Bros 64 on it, and against only 1 enemy it runs at 100% speed and is basically seamless. Let me also elaborate on the controls for Not64. The gamecube controller is directly mapped, 1-to-1 with the N64 controller, so the controls should be the same. The Wiimote is a little more finicky, and it requires the nunchuck, but with a small amount of testing you should get the hang of it. Also, make sure the USB is plugged into Slot 1 on the Wii, or else the games folder will not be found. This is the USB slot on the back that is located closest to the side of the Wii. In other words, when you are looking at the back of the Wii, it is the one on the right side. |
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Comes with a custom Pixelmon Resource Pack. NOTICE: I DO NOT RUN THE SERVERS FOR ANY OF MY MODPACKS ANY LONGER. I DON'T HAVE THE RESOURCES. Hello future user! Welcome to Scravey's Pixelmon+ Modpack! This modpack was created for one single reason: fun! The modpack incorporates the newest 1.7.10 Pixelmon version with various other mods for a great Pixelmon experiance. It also contains most blocks and items from 1.8.x, so you are hardly missing a thing from the modded versions! Pixelmon has recently changed its rules regarding modpacks, but don't worry! Once you download and run the pack, a message will pop up and all you need to do is follow what it says (usually takes 30 Seconds - 1 Minute). Full Mod List
BSPKRS|Core Treecapitator Biomes O' Plenty Code Chicken Core Custom NPCs Inventory Tweaks MnM-Utilites Mr. Crayfish Funiture Mod Not Enough Items Optifine Pixelmon (of course!) Vending Opis Chisel Carpenters Blocks Et Futurum Under the Pixelmon License and Distribution Rules, this pack is free to use. This pack does not direct distribute nor spread any files violating these rules, such the modpack can not and will not be terminated in any way under the Freedom and Entrepreneurship Act of 2007. This modpack is also protected by the GNU General Public License (see below). T.O.S. and all permissions required are granted and final. Anyone trying to dispute these rules can refer here and here. If anyone has a problem with the mods in this modpack, please message me and I will try to respond as soon as possible. Do not think that I should modify the contents without strong reason. > All rights granted under this License are granted for the term of copyright on the Program, and are irrevocable provided the stated conditions are met. This License explicitly affirms your unlimited permission to run the unmodified Program. The output from running a covered work is covered by this License only if the output, given its content, constitutes a covered work. This License acknowledges your rights of fair use or other equivalent, as provided by copyright law.
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2K Downloads 5K RunsTo view a live map of the server, look here: http://nexusmap.servehttp.com:8123/
This map is up as long as the server is. NOTICE: I DO NOT RUN THE SERVERS FOR ANY OF MY MODPACKS ANY LONGER. I DON'T HAVE THE RESOURCES. This is based off of other packs like Tekkit (Classic) and Feed the Beast: Unleashed. It combines the best Magic mods and the best Technology mods for a complete and well-done experience. With it comes many custom quest from HQM and a Sphax patched texture pact. Play single player, or hop on the official server! You can easily setup a server for your friends to! Just download the server zip, and it comes ready with Kcauldron bukkit support for plugins, and all mods readily configured. Full Mod List
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MEDIEVAL
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KINGDOMS
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Scravey's Medieval Kingdoms is a modpack focused on a more surreal era. Technology mods are impressive, but the core root of Minecraft's doesn't align with these mod's goals. This modpack is all about expanding on player made factions. Magic and Medieval mods are all you will find in this pack. This modpack also focuses on a hardcore playthrough. The difficulty is increased very much, because I feel that mods can sometimes make the game only about crafting and take away the challange.
Some of the main mods include:
We have a public server that comes in the pack (currently down).
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NOTICE: I DO NOT RUN THE SERVERS FOR ANY OF MY MODPACKS ANY LONGER. I DON'T HAVE THE RESOURCES.
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If anyone has a problem with a mod in this pack, contact me at smtscravey@gmail.com.
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