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Each application has its own folder, with its own files inside. For example, inside <code>sd:/wiiu/apps</code>, there could be <code>homebrew_launcher</code> and <code>ftpiiu</code> folders. When you download a program for the Homebrew Launcher, look through its files until you see
Each application has its own folder, with its own files inside. For example, inside <code>sd:/wiiu/apps</code>, there could be <code>homebrew_launcher</code> and <code>ftpiiu</code> folders. When you download a program for the Homebrew Launcher, look through its files until you see
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Homebrew packages (folders) must contain one ELF executable, and optionally a <code>meta.xml</code> and <code>icon.png</code>. The ELF contains the code and assets for the program, and is the file launched when program is selected in HBL.
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Homebrew packages (folders) must contain one ELF, RPX or WUHB executable, and optionally a <code>meta.xml</code> and <code>icon.png</code>. The ELF contains the code and assets for the program, and is the file launched when program is selected in HBL.
The <code>icon.png</code> file contains the logo for your program, that will show up in the list. It is a standard 256x96 PNG image, that can be simply scrapped together using Microsoft Paint or hand-crafted using Photoshop or GIMP.
The <code>icon.png</code> file contains the logo for your program, that will show up in the list. It is a standard 256x96 PNG image, that can be simply scrapped together using Microsoft Paint or hand-crafted using Photoshop or GIMP.
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''See also: [[Homebrew development|Homebrew development guide]]''
''See also: [[Homebrew development|Homebrew development guide]]''
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Visit https://github.com/dimok789/hello_world to see an example of a successful HBL ELF program. Along with requiring devkitPPC (like regular libwiiu development) HBL software also relies on libogc, mainly for the ported libraries included with it.
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Visit https://github.com/dimok789/hello_world to see an example of a successful HBL ELF/RPX program. Along with requiring devkitPPC (like regular libwiiu development) HBL software also relies on libogc, mainly for the ported libraries included with it.
== Themes ==
== Themes ==