v0.4.0

A completely new user interface and branding style

What's a YuMi-flavoured software without UI overhauls every season?

Don't install user XML configurations

OpenSauce initialises them on start-up, after all.

v0.3.5

Ability to detect an officially SPV3.2 directory

AmaiSosu will now look for an SPV3.2 installation to make it much more convenient for SPV3 users to automatically install AmaiSosu to the SPV3 folder.

Remove OpenSauce data directory pre-installation

This enforces a complete OpenSauce re-installation.

Asynchronous invocation of the installation procedure

Makes things a little more responsive.

v0.3.4

Fix "This program might not have installed correctly" Warning

Releases now contain an embedded manifest, which fixes the misleading This program might not have installed correctly warning.

The manifest also reinforces the requirement for administrative privileges. This is to ensure that OS is properly installed if HCE/SPV3 is in a restricted location (e.g. the Program Files directory).

If you're running HCE off an USB on school computers (😉), then extract AmaiSosu-v0.3.4.exe with 7z/WinRAR, and launch AmaiSosu.GUI as a normal user.

Discard Dependency on the Atarashii library

TL;DR - If you're an end-user, ignore this!

• Installation logic has been forked off from the Atarashii library, into a dedicated AmaiSosu library assembly.
• AmaiSosu's modifications (e.g. backup routines, OS IDE moves, HAC2 detection) have also been moved to the AmaiSosu library assembly.
• This removes the dependency on the Atarashii library, and also decouples the AmaiSosu installation logic from its UI

v0.3.3

No More False Positives

The method of compiling the installer data into an SFX has been changed, thereby reducing the chances of false positive AV alerts.

Refer to this VirusTotal link for an example of false positives.

This is how VirusTotal reports AmaiSosu SFXs now.

Cheers to moiler & Anton#6293 for informing me about the false positives.

Background Resolution

The background image's resolution has been increased in size. This should resolve the graphical glitch that people were experiencing in WINE. Cheers to Lionir for the heads up.

v0.3.2

Code improvements & UI tweaks, including:

• displaying of executable version based on Git repository information;
• ensuring that the install button is inactive unless a valid HCE directory is chosen.

v0.3.1 - Fix Shaders Backup Problem

The following problem has been resolved:

The AmaiSosu installer backs up any existing OpenSauce data before installation. This includes the shaders directory in the HCE directory. The problem is that this directory is created and used by HCE, and OS merely relies on it. If the non-OS data in the shaders directory gets backed up, HCE is prone to breaking.

A thank you to the following invaluable testers for assisting with/confirming this issue: Anton#6293, Michelle and Lionir.

v0.3.0

Introduced support for installing the OpenSauce IDE to a dedicated sub-directory in the HCE directory, rather than to the original directory which is pretty obscure and inconvenient to access.

v0.2.0

Introduced support for detecting & backing up HAC2. Because HAC2 is incompatible with OpenSauce, AmaiSosu will back up its DLL to disable HCE from loading it.

v0.1.0

This is the initial release of AmaiSosu. Please report issues here!