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Who said anything about legitimately, they just said it'd be nice if it could create ones out of thin air rather than having to manipulate dumps.People can 'legitimately' obtain all amiibos ever, I have them all. 'Legitimately'
If you can make an app to write the BIN to the NTAG215, I'd be ever grateful.
@fiveighteen he uses a PN532 board, but....
To anyone who understands Java and/or can write Android apps, please look at this ZIP (source of Amiiqo) and, if you can, build a way to write BIN files to the NFC tags via Android
Sourcecode: https://download.pokeacer.tk/Amiiqo_Source.zip
But I do not want buy Tag of NFC, I prefer buy "amiiqo" instead of it -.- I want the method for "DIY amiibo cards" but without buy tags. In other words, I do not want use money.
Yeah. Slart is right. You gotta clone the tags. You can't just conjure an NFC connection.Thats impossible.
Little known fact, if you stare really intensely at the Amiibo screen of any game that supports them for exactly five minutes, the camera on the gamepad will unlock all of the Amiibo for you. But it has to be five minutes, if you look away for even a second you have to start overBut I do not want buy Tag of NFC, I prefer buy "amiiqo" instead of it -.- I want the method for "DIY amiibo cards" but without buy tags. In other words, I do not want use money.
didyouknowthatvillageramiiborocks.Little known fact, if you stare really intensely at the Amiibo screen of any game that supports them for exactly five minutes, the camera on the gamepad will unlock all of the Amiibo for you. But it has to be five minutes, if you look away for even a second you have to start over
Odd. I obtained an API key from the maker, and used the bash script, try doing that.Hello there,
How can I change the UID? I have decrypt a dump by http://151.80.162.73:22404/amiibo/. When i change something there, i can't encrypt the dump anymore.
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This is possible, but hard. There are no production boards that have this sort of functionality out of the box, and you could build your own NFC device (that would actually work better than the amiiqo), but it would be expensive and fairly difficult (and it wouldn't be pretty).Is there a way to make an NFC tag that can switch data on button press kinda like the amiiqo (in other words, how can I build a cheap amiiqo)?
It should be possible with an Arduino/ATMega. There's even emulation code out there already for the ATMega.Is there a way to make an NFC tag that can switch data on button press kinda like the amiiqo (in other words, how can I build a cheap amiiqo)?