All new releases available from the RTC Launcher

I am no longer hosting releases here on Github. You can find the releases as part of the RTC launcher.
Download link: http://redscientist.com/rtc

Dolphin Narry's Mod v0.1.6

-Actually updated the version number (whoops)

Dolphin Narry's Mod v0.1.5

+Added a workaround (ugly hack) for C++/CLR causing the "Folder Select" dialog to hang forever. Workaround is only in DolphinWX at the moment
+Added Netcore support to DolphinQT
+Added the RTCV license (MIT) as it's utilizing Netcore now.

Dolphin Narry's Mod v0.1.4

+Added Netcore2 support. This has gone through a lot of testing, but is still experimental.
-Refactored NetcoreClient to not depend on TestClient
-Added a workaround for Dolphin bug https://bugs.dolphin-emu.org/issues/10764
-Removed various hijacks which I had added to improve corruption quality. They weren't improving anything and were destroying performance

Note: 0.1.3 savestates should still be compatible

Dolphin Narry's Mod v0.1.3

-Added padding to the savestate tags to align EXRAM and SRAM on Wii. You should now be able to do a vector blast of the entire savestate and corrupt both SRAM and EXRAM (just make sure you have the right offset)

This WILL break compatibility with savestates from older versions (due to the padding)

Dolphin Narry's Mod v0.1.2

Updates to Dolphin 5.0-6050 which fixes some bugs in Dolphin (fixes a bad savestate bug)

Dolphin Narry's Mod v0.1.1

-Fixed panic handlers not being disabled by default

Dolphin Narry's Mod v0.1.0

The initial release of my corruption focused mod of Dolphin.
Built upon Dolphin 5.0-5559

Differences from stock Dolphin
-Disabled savestate compression
-Doesn't include DolphinQT (will be changed once DolphinQT is finalized)
-Defaults to portable mode to keep configs localized to prevent compatibility issues.
-Removed usage statistics to prevent polluting the main Dolphin devs with bad crash dumps
-Changes the savestate markers as an initial preparation for RTCV.
-Disable potentially problematic settings by default (panic handlers, dual core, etc)
--NOTE: If you can't run games full speed, turn dual core back on.

SRAM should always come directly after the string "[CoreTiming]"
ARAM should always come directly after the string "[ProcessorInterface]"
EXRAM should always come directly after the string "[Memory FakeVMEM]"