Transition from NUS Downloader to NUSGet (#160)

* Change bricks guide references

* Change NUS Downloader instructions for cios.md (Wii)

* Change NUS Downloader instructions for themes.md

* Change NUS Downloader instructions for update.md

* Change download instructions to be OS agnostic

* Further refine instructions for simplicity

* Updates for completeness and suggested changes

cios.md - Updates to images and wording based on earlier suggestions
update.md - Updates to images and wording based on earlier suggestions, changed `e.x.` to `e.g.`
themes.md - Updates to images and wording based on earlier suggestions, additional fix to table formatting which caused list start over after a table entry
various documents - Changing all instances of `MacOS` to `macOS` for consistency and correctness purposes

* Add a removed image to fix translation page error

* Various grammatical changes, changing 'directory' to 'folder' where appropriate

* Update copyright year to 2026

Author: grunt22fox

LICENSE.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 Copyright (c) 2017-2023 RiiConnect24
-Copyright (c) 2023 Nintendo Homebrew
+Copyright (c) 2023-2026 Nintendo Homebrew
 
 Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
 of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal

docs/.vitepress/i18n/en_US.js

@@ -661,7 +661,7 @@ const themeConfig = {
 		],
 	},
 	footer: {
-		copyright: 'Copyright © 2025 Nintendo Homebrew',
+		copyright: 'Copyright © 2026 Nintendo Homebrew',
 		items: [
 			{ text: localeData.pages["donations"], link: `/donations` },
 			{ text: localeData.pages["privacy-policy"], link: `/privacy-policy` },

docs/bricks.md

@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Verify in AnyRegion Changer that your console region is the same as the theme or
 
 If this was caused by a theme you installed, use [csm-installer](themes) to reinstall the original theme.
 
-If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu.
+If this was caused by a Wii Menu WAD you installed, use [NUSGet](https://github.com/NinjaCheetah/NUSGet) to re-obtain your original Wii Menu.
 
 ::: danger
 
@@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ You must have BootMii as boot2 to fix this.
 
 You can either restore a NAND backup, or do this:
 
-1. Use [NUS Downloader](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/NUSD) to pack a WAD of your original Wii Menu.
+1. Use [NUSGet](https://github.com/NinjaCheetah/NUSGet) to pack a WAD of your original Wii Menu.
 1. Use BootMii to enter the Homebrew Channel, and use a WAD manager to install the Wii Menu WAD.
 
 For vWii, see [Recover a vWii IOS/Channel](https://wiiu.hacks.guide/recover-vwii-ioses-channels).

docs/cios.md

@@ -36,9 +36,9 @@ Ensure that if you are using an SD card, the lock switch is in the unlocked posi
 
 ### Section I - Downloading
 
-::: info
+::: warning
 
-If you are on macOS or Linux, you may download & run [this script](/assets/files/d2x_offline_ios.zip), and it will download the WAD files for you.
+Your browser or antivirus software may flag NUSGet as malware - this is a false positive. NUSGet does NOT contain any malware.
 
 :::
 
@@ -48,26 +48,34 @@ If you are able to connect your Wii to the internet, you may skip to [Section II
 
 :::
 
-1. Power off your console.
-1. Insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer.
-1. On your computer, download [NUS Downloader](https://github.com/WiiDatabase/nusdownloader/releases/latest/download/NUSD-Mod-NUS-Fix.zip).
-1. Copy all files from the NUS Downloader `.zip` to a folder on your computer.
-1. Run `NUS Downloader.exe`.
-1. Navigate to `Database` > `IOS` > `IOS38`, then select `v4123`.
-    + Ensure that "Pack WAD" is checked.
-    + *Don't* check "Patch IOS". That is the cIOS Installer's job.
-1. Click `Start NUS Download!`.
-1. Repeat the above steps for `IOS56 v5661`, `IOS57 v5918` and `IOS58 v6175`.
-1. When the process is complete, there will be a folder named `titles` in the same folder as the NUS Downloader.
-1. Open the `titles` folder and navigate through them until you locate the four WAD files you downloaded.
+1. Power off your console, and insert your SD card or USB drive into your computer.
+1. On your computer, download [NUSGet](https://github.com/NinjaCheetah/NUSGet/releases/latest/), choosing the archive corresponding to your operating system. For Windows users, you should choose the `NUSGet-Windows-x86_64-bin.zip` file.
+1. Unzip the archive and run the NUSGet executable.
+1. Navigate to `IOS` > `IOS 38` > `World` and select `v4123`. Uncheck `Keep encrypted contents`. Check `Use a custom download directory` and select the folder that your NUSGet executable is in, then click `Start Download`.
+
+    ![](/images/desktop-apps/nusget/nusget-4123.png)
+1. Repeat the above step for `IOS 56 (v5661)`, `IOS 57 (v5918)` and `IOS 58 (v6175)`.
+1. When you have finished downloading the above IOS, navigate to the folder where your NUSGet executable is stored. This should now contain four different folders with the title IDs for the above IOS.
+
+    ![](/images/desktop-apps/nusget/nusget-folder-ios.png)
+1. Enter the four directories, locating a `IOS-XX-vXXXX-Wii.wad` file in each.
+
+    ![](/images/desktop-apps/nusget/nusget-ios-output.png)
 1. Place each WAD file on the root of your SD card or USB drive.
     + This must be the same device containing the d2x cIOS Installer.
-
+1. Ensure that each WAD file is named as listed below for compatability purposes with d2x-cios-installer:
+
+    | IOS         | File Name               |
+    | :---------: | :---------------------: |
+    | IOS 38      | IOS38-64-v4123.wad      |
+    | IOS 56      | IOS56-64-v5661.wad      |
+    | IOS 57      | IOS57-64-v5918.wad      |
+    | IOS 58      | IOS58-64-v6175.wad      |
 ::: info
 
 The WAD files should be on your SD card like this:
 
-![](/images/cios/d2x_offline_ios.png)
+![](/images/desktop-apps/nusget/nusget-ios-on-sd.png)
 
 :::
 

docs/dump-wads.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ This guide will show you how to dump WADs from your Wii System Memory.
 
 ![](/images/homebrew/DumpWADS/6.png)
 
-The WAD has now been dumped, and should appear at the specified directory on your SD card or USB drive.
+The WAD has now been dumped, and should appear inside the specified folder on your SD card or USB drive.
 
 ![](/images/homebrew/DumpWADS/7.png)
 

docs/homebrew-dolphin.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ On Dolphin Emulator version `5.0-4588` or later, the Wii Menu can be easily inst
 
 ## Requirements
 
-* A Windows/MacOS/Linux computer with an Internet connection
+* A Windows/macOS/Linux computer with an Internet connection
 * [Dolphin Emulator](https://dolphin-emu.org/download/) version `5.0-4588` or later
 * The latest version of [Open Homebrew Channel](https://github.com/Wii-Mini-Hacking/hbc/releases)
 

docs/letterbomb.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Do NOT use any of the MAC address examples shown in this guide, as they will sim
 
 * An SD card formatted as FAT32 that is 32GB or less
 * A Wii on System Menu version 4.3
-* A Windows/MacOS/Linux computer with an Internet connection
+* A Windows/macOS/Linux computer with an Internet connection
 
 ## Instructions
 

docs/nintendowfc.md

@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ A method for Wiimmfi patching which runs on game disc images, but must be manual
 1. Download the patcher and extract the `.zip` file.
 1. Open the extracted folder and copy your Wii game images into it.
     + If you're on Windows, double-click the `patch-images.bat` file (this may also be displayed as "patch-images" Batch File). If you run into Cygwin-related issues, try the `patch-images-32.bat` file instead.
-    + If you're on MacOS, open a command line prompt in the current folder, make the shell script executable through the command `chmod +x *.sh` and then execute `./patch-images.sh`.
+    + If you're on macOS, open a command line prompt in the current folder, make the shell script executable through the command `chmod +x *.sh` and then execute `./patch-images.sh`.
     + If you're on Linux, double-click the `patch-images.desktop` file (this may also be displayed as "Patch Images") or execute the `./patch-images.sh` file in a terminal after making it executable through the command `chmod +x *.sh`.
 1. If the above was successful, you should see a window pop-up that displays the patching process. Once the process finishes, you will find the patched images in a folder called `wiimmfi-images`.
 

docs/osc.md

@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ If you get a User Account Control pop-up that asks whether or not you would like
 
     ![](/images/osc/app-download-OSCDL.png)
 
-1. If downloaded directly, a dialog box will pop up asking you for a download location. OSCDL will prompt you if it detects a storage device with an apps directory, and if downloaded there, it will automatically unzip the homebrew and be ready to use. Otherwise, you may specify a manual download location and unzip it yourself.
+1. If downloaded directly, a dialog box will pop up asking you for a download location. OSCDL will prompt you if it detects a storage device with an apps folder, and if downloaded there, it will automatically unzip the homebrew and be ready to use. Otherwise, you may specify a manual download location and unzip it yourself.
 
     ![](/images/osc/download-prompt-OSCDL.png)
 
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ You will need Python 3 installed in order to use OSCDL on these platforms.
 
     ![](/images/osc/app-download-OSCDL-linux.png)
 
-1. If downloaded directly, a dialog box will pop up asking you for a download location. OSCDL will prompt you if it detects a storage device with an apps directory, and if downloaded there, it will automatically unzip the homebrew and be ready to use. Otherwise, you may specify a manual download location and unzip it yourself.
+1. If downloaded directly, a dialog box will pop up asking you for a download location. OSCDL will prompt you if it detects a storage device with an apps folder, and if downloaded there, it will automatically unzip the homebrew and be ready to use. Otherwise, you may specify a manual download location and unzip it yourself.
 
     ![](/images/osc/download-prompt-OSCDL-linux.png)