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Source Files

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Last updated 11 months ago

Source Files refers to the original game's assets. These files are ripped directly from the original game's ROM file, then modified to work in the Godot game engine.

Where can I find the original game's ROM?

Unfortunately, due to copyright laws, it is illegal to provide a direct link to the original game's file. If at all possible, it is highly recommend to rip the game yourself using a homebrewed Wii. While there are ways to get it online, this guide will not be cover how to do that.

Extracting an ISO Using Dolphin

Most of the programs require you to have an extracted game file. To create this:

  1. Download .

  2. Open Dolphin, then select "Config -> Paths -> Add."

  3. Locate the folder your ROM is stored in.

  4. [Right Click] on "Sonic and the Secret Rings" and select "Properties -> Filesystem."

  5. [Right Click] on "Disc" and select "Extract Entire Disc."

  6. Choose a location to store the extracted game's files.

  7. Follow the for more information about specific file types.

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