Lego dimensions wii u iso

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Special Thanks to the following individuals for their dedication and hard work. Without them this project would not be possible.

znxDomain -> firmware unlocker, tester, researcher
Lucky.peic -> firmware gui editor, tester, prototype, initial writeups, researcher
B47M4N -> firmware gui editor, tester, pcb and case creator, researcher, user guide writer
Bowman -> alt firmware, prototype tester
Mystic -> supplied test files, tester


Project D.I.R.E. (Disney Infinity Reverse Engineered) is a portal emulator for Disney Infinity, Lego Dimensions, and Skylanders. This replaces the original portal in place of a custom created one to inject your own character dumps without the need for the original characters, vehicles, or playsets.

This emulator originally started several years ago after a talented coder named obiima did not release his project to the public. Obiima created and demoed a console portal emulator for 3 games: Disney Infinity, Lego Dimensions, and Skylanders. Obiima never released his project into the wild and the project he did release privately was closed firmware meaning locked to the stm32 Bluepill. This project picks up where he left off.

The Firmware allows this device to select between games by holding one of the buttons during boot. Specific Button usage can be found in the User Guide. You have the option of using limited onboard memory or by using an SD card you can increase the character count in your base emulator. By adding your own character files known as bin files, you can inject them into the game without having to keep your original characters.

This emulator currently works on the Wii, Wii U, PS3, and PS4.
We CAN NOT confirm if this works on the PS5 or Nintendo Switch as we do not own those consoles with these games to test with.

We have been told Skylanders plays on the Nintendo Switch but does NOT use the Portal of Power.
We have also seen footage of Disney Infinity being played on a PS5 with a PS4 base.

XBOX 360 and XBOX One are Not Yet included in this release. There is a security chip required from an Activision portal to make this work and we have not yet discovered a simple method to allow these games to work on these specific consoles.

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README.md

Toy Pad Emulator for Lego Dimensions

Allows you to connect an emulated Toy Pad to your PC or video-game console.

  • Confirmed working on Cemu, real Wii U, RPCS3, real PS3, real PS4 and real PS5
  • Supports all available characters and vehicles
  • Saves vehicle upgrades
  • Displays the Toy Pad's light effects
  • Supports smart scrolling for mobile devices
  • Can be run in a virtual machine on Windows, macOS and Linux
  • No copyrighted game files are required, nor are any included
  • Can be configured easily by following the instructions below

There are two options. Please choose the installation method that suits your needs best.

Option 1: Virtual Machine (only for emulators)

  • Either VMware Player (free), VMware Workstation Pro (paid) or Oracle VirtualBox (free) (newer versions not tested) for Windows, Linux or MacOS

Make a new virtual machine with Debian in your software of choice. Select your ISO file and choose the appropriate operating system (Linux -> Debian 11.x 64-bit) if you're asked. To make sure your VM is accessible on the network, please follow the instructions in the troubleshooting section on this page (either for VirtualBox or VMware).

When first booting the Debian VM, select Graphical install . In the configuration, leave everything on default. Only change your language, set debian as hostname, don't set a root password, choose an account name and password, set partition to "yes" and /dev/sda for the GRUB bootloader.

After rebooting, log in with your password. Then click the menu on the upper left corner, search for "Terminal" and open it.

Run the following commands (you can copy and paste with right click):

Reboot you device with this command:

Log in again and run the following commands in the terminal:

Start the virtual machine if it's not already running. Then start the VirtualHere USB Client and double click on LEGO READER V2.10 .

Run the emulator server with this command if you are in the correct folder (otherwise run cd LD-ToyPad-Emulator first):

If you want to turn it off, just press Ctrl + C in the terminal, then use the command sudo shutdown now to power off the virtual machine or just pause it from the host.

Finally, start your console emulator and the game itself (e.g. Cemu).

Option 2: Single Board Computer

  • Raspberry Pi Zero W ($10) or similar single board computer with Network support
    • NOTE: Will NOT work with Rapsberry Pi: 2, 3, 3A, 3A+, 3B, 3B+. These models lack the ability to become a usb gadget.

    If you're using a Raspberry Pi Zero W, flash Raspberry Pi OS Lite to your SD card using the Raspberry Pi Imager tool and follow this as well as this instruction for headless installation.

    Connect your device to your PC via USB cable (don't use the port on the edge of the Pi Zero!).

    Use SSH to run the following commands (Don't know the IP address? Try this IP scanner.):

    Reboot you device with this command:

    Connect via SSH again and run the following commands:

    Run the emulator server with this command if you are in the correct folder (otherwise run cd LD-ToyPad-Emulator first):

    Type your single board computer's IP address in a browser to use the emulator.

    If you want to turn it off, just press Ctrl + C in the cmd window, then use the command sudo shutdown now to safely power off the device.

    To update this software, just pull the latest changes by running the following 3 commands:

    Only use the following command if you get an error, then run the last two lines from above again:

    RPCS3 cannot detect the Toy Pad

    This solution works only for RPCS3 and will break the Toy Pad detection with every other emulator!

    Download and run Zadig.

    Click on Options and tick List All Devices . Select LEGO READER V2.10 in the dropdown menu, then select WinUSB if it's not already selected, click on the Replace Driver button and on Yes in the dialog.

    After the installation has finished, exit Zadig and restart RPCS3. If you get stuck on the main menu, just close the game, right-click on it in the RPCS3 games list, select Change Custom Configuration , switch to the Network tab and choose Disconnected in both drop-down menus. The game will now correctly detect the Toy Pad.

    To undo the changes from Zadig, you have to rollback the driver:

    1. Open Device Manager , scroll down to USB devices and expand the section.
    2. Double-click LEGO READER V2.10 .
    3. Switch to the Driver tab, click Previous Driver , select the first option and click yes.

    Webpage not reachable (Oracle VirtualBox)

    Shutdown your virtual machine (icon in the upper right corner). In VirtualBox's manager, click your image and open Settings . Under Network change Attached to: to Bridged Adapter and click ok . Start your virtual machine.

    Webpage not reachable (VMware)

    Shutdown your virtual machine (icon in the upper right corner). Right-click on your virtual machine's name in VMware Workstation or VMware Player and click Settings. . Click on Network Adapter and select Bridged . Click OK and start your virtual machine.

    Error: listen EADDRINUSE: address already in use . 80

    Either close any other software that is using the port 80 or manually edit the last line of index.js (with nano index.js , edit the line, then press Ctrl + O , Enter and Ctrl + X ).

    VirtualHere USB Client doesn't show LEGO READER V2.10

    When installing the virtual machine, you have to set the hostname to debian .

    Alternatively, copy the following command and replace YOUR_IP_ADDRESS with your virtual machine's IP address (it looks like 192.168.X.X , run hostname -I to show it). After you've done this, run the modified command while you're inside the LD-ToyPad-Emulator folder.

    If you're using a virtual machine, make sure you've applied the solution specific to your software first (VirtualBox or VMware)!

    After that, run the command hostname -I in your virtual machine (or on your single board computer) and type the IP address that looks like 192.168.X.X in your webbrowser.

    cort1237 for implementing writing to toy tags as well as several UI updates and support for saving toy tags locally. He has made the emulator more user-friendly.

    Title Screen

    LEGO Dimensions is a Toys To Life adventure game where you spend hundreds of dollars on real world LEGO so you can have Homer Simpson drive the Batmobile around Hill Valley. It's notable for the fact certain licenses were acquired by LEGO specifically for this game, leading to LEGO Sonic and E.T. Minifigures, among other things.

    Internal Name

    Throughout the files of the game, LEGO Dimensions is referred to as "Project Zeus", one example being the file "Targeting.txt" found in "\ABILITIES\ITEMS".

    Documentation

    Some of the game's text files have a comment with a url to an internal wiki page on that mechanic of the game.

    A few of these urls may have a slightly different url like this one being a part of the Warner Bros site.

    Removed Characters

    Lego Dimensions- Espio Front.jpg
    Lego-Dimensions-Espio-arm.jpg
    Lego-Dimensions-Espio-back.jpg
    Lego-Dimensions-Espio-Legs.jpg

    Lego-Dimensions-Charmy-front.jpg
    Lego-Dimensions-Charmy-Back.jpg

    Lego-dimensions-Vector-Tail.jpg


    The game contains graphical assets for Espio the Chameleon, Charmy Bee, and Vector the Crocodile, from the Sonic the Hedgehog series, hinting that they were originally going to appear alongside the Sonic level pack.


    LEGO Dimensions is a toys-to-life game crossing over 30 franchises in Lego action adventure game. It released in 2015 and has been regularly receiving packs through 2017.

    Contents

    Gameplay

    The main gameplay is similar to other Lego titles with each character having weaopns and select powers to get past puzzles. Player choose up to two minifigures to play as in the game to put on the gateway

    Packs from waves 6-9 will unlock the Adventure World Battle modes along with Arenas based on their franchise. This mode pits up to 4 characters against each other in a competitive multiplayer arena

    Packs

    There are 4 kinds of packs on top of the Starter Pack, each adding new content with Story Packs adding the most with six levels, a character or two, an item and a new gateway design. There are in total 63 different packs across all kinds of packs

    Starter Pack

    There is only one Starter Park which launched with the game. It includes the game, the Lego Gateway, a Lego Toy Pad, the Batmobile and 3 minifigures; Batman, Gandalf and Wyldstyle.

    Story Packs

    As stated earlier, each story pack contains six levels around a theme. The new gateway design comes with a keystone that unlocks new powers. There have only been 3 story packs:

    • Ghostbusters (2016)
      • Includes Abby Yates & Ecto-1, Zhu's Chinese Restaurant
      • 6 Ghostbusters levels
      • Includes Newt Scamander & Niffler, MACUSA
      • 6 Fantastic Beasts levels
      • Includes Robin, Batgirl & the Batwing, The Bat Computer
      • 6 The Lego Batman Movie levels

      Level Packs

      Level packs contain a character with two items (vehicles or gadgets). There are 10 level packs in total.

      • Back to the Future
        • Includes Marty McFly, the DeLorean Time Machine & Hoverboard
        • Back to the Future level
        • Includes Chell, Companion Cube and Sentry Turret
        • Aperture Science level
        • Includes Homer, Homer's Car, and Taunt-o-Vision
        • The Mysterious Voyage of Homer level
        • Includes the Twelfth Doctor, the TARDIS and K-9
        • The Dalek Extermination of Earth level
        • Includes Peter Venkman, the Ecto-1 and a Ghost Trap
        • Ghostbusters level
        • Gamer Kid, Arcade Machine and G-6155 Spy Hinter
        • Retro Wreckage level
        • Finn the Human, Jakemobile and Ancient War Elephant
        • A Book and a Bad Guy level
        • Includes Ethan Hunt
        • Mission: Impossible level
        • Includes Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic Speedster and The Tornado
        • Sonic Dimensions level
        • Includes Sloth, One-Eyed Willy's Pirate Ship and Skeleton Orgain
        • The Goonies level

        Fun Packs

        Fun Packs add a character and a gadget or vehicle. There are 38 Fun Packs in total.

        Team Packs

        Team Packs are similar to Fun Packs but, Team Packs have two characters with each getting an item. There are 9 Team Packs in total

        Joined Jan 4, 2007 Messages 625 Trophies 0 XP 2,370 Country

        Lego Dimensions ToyPad Emulator in stead of D.I.R.E. project solution.

        Disclaimer: This is not my project. All credit go to the creators.
        Everything below is my opinion and experience.

        Lego Dimensions however also uses the toys as part of the experience. During the game you need the move the characters around and the toypad lights up in three colors.
        The D.I.R.E. project solution with a tiny screen and buttons to activate characters and vehicles just seems to fiddly.

        This uses a Raspeberry Pi and a webbrowser to emulate the toypad. On a tablet, laptop or big phone instantiating a toy is just a pulldown, pick character and a drag-drop action. Moving a character on the toypad is also a drag-and-drop action.
        You can imagine that this works much better and for this solution you do not even need to solder anything.

        Setting up the raspberry pi is a bit of a hassle and if interested I could add the steps I made to make everything work.

        Kfkboys

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        Joined Jun 27, 2020 Messages 15 Trophies 0 XP 239 Country

        Lego Dimensions ToyPad Emulator in stead of D.I.R.E. project solution.

        Disclaimer: This is not my project. All credit go to the creators.
        Everything below is my opinion and experience.

        Lego Dimensions however also uses the toys as part of the experience. During the game you need the move the characters around and the toypad lights up in three colors.
        The D.I.R.E. project solution with a tiny screen and buttons to activate characters and vehicles just seems to fiddly.

        This uses a Raspeberry Pi and a webbrowser to emulate the toypad. On a tablet, laptop or big phone instantiating a toy is just a pulldown, pick character and a drag-drop action. Moving a character on the toypad is also a drag-and-drop action.
        You can imagine that this works much better and for this solution you do not even need to solder anything.

        Setting up the raspberry pi is a bit of a hassle and if interested I could add the steps I made to make everything work.

        I've never seen this one before
        I really really like the way this works.
        I too have found the interface on the LD part of Project D.I.R.E. a bit tedious for normal use.

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