from tcpgecko import TCPGecko
from binascii import hexlify, unhexlify
import sys
try: import __builtin__
except: import builtins as __builtin__
def hex(value, fill):
return "0x" + __builtin__.hex(value).lstrip("0x").rstrip("L").zfill(fill).upper()
tcp = TCPGecko("192.168.0.10")
title_id = 0x0005000010144F00 #Smash USA
SYSCheckTitleExists = tcp.get_symbol("sysapp.rpl", "SYSCheckTitleExists", True)
doesExist = SYSCheckTitleExists(title_id >> 32, title_id & 0xFFFFFFFF)
if not doesExist: print("Title " + hex(title_id, 16) + " does not exist!")
else:
SYSLaunchTitle = tcp.get_symbol("sysapp.rpl", "SYSLaunchTitle", True)
SYSLaunchTitle(title_id >> 32, title_id & 0xFFFFFFFF)
print("Game switched!")
tcp.s.close()
from tcpgecko import TCPGecko
tcp = TCPGecko("10.0.0.2")
# make sure to check if your title exists, or else it will crash!
# if it exists, it will return 1
SYSCheckTitleExists = tcp.get_symbol("sysapp.rpl", "SYSCheckTitleExists")
# first argument is the first 32-bit set of the Title ID
# second argument is the second 32-bit set of the Title ID
# for example, this is Wooly World (USA)
SYSCheckTitleExists(0x0005000, 0x10184D00)
# now here is the title id that you will launch
# remember to have the game / disc in!!!!!
SYSLaunchTitle(0x0005000, 0x10184D00)
tcp.s.close()
print("Game switched!")
