can't download system files on citra because im "not connected to the internet"
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I am having the exact same issue but for me it works on bluestacks emulator android but it doesn't on windows
So I am not sure my internet connection is the problem here...
I have a few questions:
It fails right from the start or % sometimes reaches a certain point?
You tried only on android?
Have you solved it? If yes how?
So I am not sure my internet connection is the problem here...
I have a few questions:
It fails right from the start or % sometimes reaches a certain point?
You tried only on android?
Have you solved it? If yes how?
I found a solution through this video, just make sure your 3ds region is set to USA and set the option (at the system files menu) from "minimal" to "new 3ds"
link to the aes key and home menu files:
*modsnip*
Once you do that and finished with downloading, you'll be able to open the home menu! But, at some point it will ask you to tune the 3d depth slider up. This can be done by editing the "config.ini" file in the citra config folder. You'll need a document editing app for this. Open the "config.ini" file and scroll down to the "Renderer" section and there you will find the "# Change 3d intensity" option, below it has a "factor_3d =" with an empty space. Type in "255" in the empty space and save the changes, restart citra and open the home menu!
Last edited by DinohScene,
That's after menu files are downloaded and succesfully working thou, our problem was download those data to begin with.
In my case I unironically connected my pc to my phone hotspot and download worked just fine
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