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wstrt files

List track and arena file names in machine readable format. Use the order of the entered 'StaticR.rel' files. If no file is entered, the standard order is used.

Contents

1.   Syntax

wstrt FILES [file]...

2.   Options

Options
Option Param Description
-T --tracks tracks Define a new track order. A comma separated list in the format [a=]b or a:=b is expected. 'a' and 'b' are track names or slot numbers. 'a' is the destination slot and 'b' the assigned track. If 'a' is omitted, the next slot is used; this means [a=]b,c,d is possible.

Tracks will only be exchanged so that always all tracks are assigned. But if using ':=' the new slots are assigned without exchanging and the old values are lost.

-A --arenas arenas Define a new arena order. A comma separated list in the format [a=]b or a:=b is expected. 'a' and 'b' are arena names or slot numbers. 'a' is the destination slot and 'b' the assigned arena. If 'a' is omitted, the next slot is used; this means [a=]b,c,d is possible.

Arenas will only be exchanged so that always all arenas are assigned. But if using ':=' the new slots are assigned without exchanging and the old values are lost.

-R --region region If 'region' is an unsigned number, the region for online versus play is patched to the entered number. Otherwise a keyword is expected. Official regions are: JAPAN(0), AMERICA(1), EUROPE(2), AUSTRALIA(OCEANIA,3), KOREA(4), TAIWAN(5) and CHINA(6). RESET restores the original Nintendo values and NONE disables region patching (default).

See http://wiimm.de/r/ctw/Custom_Track_Regions for other regions.

--all-ranks [=mode] If set to ON (default without parameter), the server query to Nintendos servers is manipulated, so that the player will find all players in online races independent of their ranking points. Value RESET disables this feature and resets Nintendos original query and value NONE disables this kind of patching (default).