So, once the folders are named right, simply go into "Disc2" and enter branch view, Ctrl-A, Ctrl-M, "disc2" in the name field and click "Start" then "Close" and go up a folder. Now, I needed the multi-disc games to go a single folder, so next I did a multi-rename of the folders in "Disc1" and "Disc2" - Ctrl-A, Ctrl-M (mine have the "Disc" designation at the end so I was able to use "" in the name field instead of doing a search and replace, YMMV). I then ran my batch file in all 3 folders (in hind sight, should have run the batch file then moved by disc number). ![]() ![]() Same thing for "*(disc 2)*.*" and placed what was left in a "SingleDisc" folder. So, what I did was, select "*(disc 1)*.*" and moved them to a folder named "Disc1". None of that capture the directory listing then column edit in "md" in Notepad++ crap required (don't get me wrong, column edit is a good trick for turning 3DS ticket lists into batch downloaders, or for making an alphabetic sorter, but for batch processing files the "for" command and "~" parameters are unbeatable). You could add an "if not exist" statement to avoid having it try to create folders that already exist, but it works fine as is. I had a bunch of ISO files that were basically just the name of the game, with no GameID, all in the same single offįor %%f in (*.*) do md "%%~nf" & move "%%f" "%%~nf" Wiimms is also a bit annoying to use as it's command-line only and some of the ways to invoke the commands are a little confusing. Well, I was already able to it with the Wiimms ISO Tool but I can still test out your utility too if you want, especially if it can handle multidisk games properly. at least, from what I can see of my directory structure it did the job, haven't gotten my new harddrive for these so I can test Nintendon't yet. I did have to go in manually and fix up the multidisk games as it would put each disk in it's own folder this way, but there was only a small handful of those, other than that it did the job. I could have just used MOVE instead of COPY but I wanted to have the source files in case something went wrong to try again. Which basically means "Create a folder named "games", then inside that create a folder for each iso with it's filename(minus the iso extension at the end), a space, then the GameID in brackets, then copy that iso into that folder while renaming it "game.iso"". The command I used was: wit COPY *.iso "games\%G \game.iso" I was able to use it to add GameID names, create folders, and move the ISOs to the folders renamed as game.iso with a single command. There is a utility called Wiimms ISO Tool that can deal with messing with Wii and GC ISO images. So, I wasn't able to post this yesterday, but I figured it out. is there any way to have a batch-rename program that JUST adds the GameID to the end of the filename and does not rename the entire game? It took me a while to get all the files scrubbed with their proper names, and a lot of tools want to rename them something entirely different depending on the game, I only want to add the GameID to the end of the existing filenames. is this even needed for Nintedon't? They mentioned that not all loaders need it, any idea which ones do and if Nintendon't is one of them? And second, if it is needed. Double D'oh! My filenames don't have the GameID in them. ![]() it mentions that the GameID needs to also be in the folder name. I am sure I can script a batch file or something similar in Windows to do it, but I am not sure how.Īnd also. ![]() Well, can anyone recommend me an easy way to do this with a batch of files so I don't have to manually create folders one-by-one, then move the iso files in there, then rename them. then I was reading the FAQ on how to setup Nintendon't on my wii:įirst of all, it mentioned that each game needs to be in it's own folder, with the iso having the generic name of "game.iso" in said folder. Ok, so I finally got all my GC disk images scrubbed and named properly.
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