Changing the ASM Folder Path

NOTE: The tutorial was not originally created by me, and was originally created by John Telstra (on RVLution). So credit goes to him for the tutorial (and me for adding extra info, fixing errors, and publishing it here).

Hello guys, today I’m gonna show you how to change NewerSMBW’s ASM Folder Path. If you want all the ASM to load in a different folder name, you bumped into the right tutorial. Let’s get started.

Requirements
-A hex editor (I would recommend PSPad, download here)

-A USB or SD Device to launch NewerSMBW

-Riivolution and Wii or Wii U

Step 1
Open NewerSMBW's  file in the hex editor and you should see these words:



Step 2
Hit  simultaneously on the keyboard in the hex editor then it should bring up a little window. In the Find box, type, then think up of a word that has 8 characters and put it in the Replace box. For an example, we'll use the name. Make sure to have the  option checked under both of the boxes, otherwise it’ll focus on the hex values instead of the text!:



NOTE: Thinking up of a word that has more or less than 8 characters, may do SEVERE damage to the  file.

Step 3
Save the  file by pressing   on the keyboard. Rename the  folder to the word that you thought up (for example, we used  ). Go into the folder you just renamed and open up the following files, , with PSPad.

Step 4
And again, hit  simultaneously on the keyboard in the hex editor then it should bring up a little window. In the Find box, type, then think up of a word that has 8 characters and put it in the Replace box. For an example, we'll use the name. Make sure to have the  option checked under both of the boxes, otherwise it’ll focus on the hex values instead of the text!:



Repeat Step 4, one-by-one for the  files, and save your changes (by pressing   on the keyboard).

Additional note
You can also put the

line in your XML to have a different folder name instead of, but it's not recommended since I've seen some flaws when testing it. Replace the [example] statement w/ your folder name.