This is a basic GUI for configuring the globalCalcNet client program, written in C#. It’s known to work on Windows, and should be capable of operating properly on non-Windows platforms with minimal modification. You may also want to see the discussion thread for this program on Cemetech.

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Binary package (for .NET 4.0 or newer, includes Windows binary for the client itself), or source package (Visual Studio 2010 project).
If you are unable to run the program, ensure you have the .NET 3.5 or newer runtimes (or equivalent, for non-Windows systems) installed. It can be downloaded from Microsoft. For non-Windows systems, Mono should do the job.
Todo/Bugs
There are likely to be issues with this program, since I threw it together in a weekend. If it doesn’t work, ensure the gcnclient program itself works properly before complaining to me. Troubleshooting should be fairly easy just by copying the command line provided by the GUI. There’s a little bit of discussion of the project over on Cemetech, which may be a good source of help with the two programs.
- The current build requires .NET 4.0. It compiles without error for .NET 3.5, but I haven’t created such a package yet.
- OblitHub should be added to the default list of virtual hubs.
- Indication of which options are required is a bit sparse. A visual indicator (such as a * in the GUI label next to an option) should be added to make it easier to figure out what is required.
- When the client exits with 0xC0000135, the GUI says to “see the help”, which doesn’t exist (except this is it). This error is related to libusb misconfiguration.