In case you were interested, there is an app similar to the Rumble World save editor...but for Sm4sh! It can unlock all the characters, make you a "billionaire", and even edit badges to the point where it becomes almost a cakewalk to beat Classic mode on 9.0 difficulty (I did so on the second try; first try saw me get to Master Core's third form). I also proceeded to hand the AI their heads on All-star mode's hard difficulty...as Ganondorf (nicknamed "Cannondorf"). For more info, see the Sm4sh-related topics in this forum.
It's almost impossible to get a truly worthwhile Epic Pokemon while remaining within the boundaries of the game itself. However, with Scires' tool, that all changes...provided you have the necessary setup to use it. One question: what moves are immune to the effects of Bide ("Reprisal" status), while still being somewhat useful (ergo, projectiles or moves with a decent amount of "punch")?
I think I saw somewhere that Giga Drain is a very useful move, which, due to its strictly HP-draining nature, doesn't trigger Bide's potentially lethal damage (do enough damage to KO the Reprisal-affected Pokemon = DOUBLE KO for you!)
Update: That italicized info is INCORRECT--Bide is a nearly impossible move to bypass; I don't even think there are any moves which deal a single amount of direct or indirect damage that do NOT trigger Bide's "Reprisal" effect. However...continuous-damage moves (such as Leech Seed) might get around this, and besides, you MIGHT be able to "stack" Leech Seeds (don't quote me on this; just going by the fact that the game is played in real-time, rather than being turn-based).
I think I saw somewhere that Giga Drain is a very useful move, which, due to its strictly HP-draining nature, doesn't trigger Bide's potentially lethal damage (do enough damage to KO the Reprisal-affected Pokemon = DOUBLE KO for you!)
Update: That italicized info is INCORRECT--Bide is a nearly impossible move to bypass; I don't even think there are any moves which deal a single amount of direct or indirect damage that do NOT trigger Bide's "Reprisal" effect. However...continuous-damage moves (such as Leech Seed) might get around this, and besides, you MIGHT be able to "stack" Leech Seeds (don't quote me on this; just going by the fact that the game is played in real-time, rather than being turn-based).
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I just heard about tubehax about two days ago. Is it similar to Ironhax? If so, I'd be interested in trying to see what it's capable of.
I thought that is the same thing. You only use the YouTube app to get acces to the HomeBrew exploit. I was trying to instal the tittle manager and Save Data Filer with FBI and Pasta CWF but it doesn't work for me. I have the 9.9.0-26U firmware.
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Ironhax or Tubehax is the same a Ninjhax 2.0 but with a different entrypoint. Ninjhax 2.0 has limited access, so apps required am service cannot be used due to limitation. FBI and PastaCFW uses more access than Ninjhax 2.0. So its worthless to install it on Ninjhax 2.0
Well, for install .CIAs files on 9.9 Firmware just wait for any update for FBI and Pasta CFW. Anyway... if you don't have your 3DS up to date you must use de FBI and Pasta CFW if you already hace NinjHax. In the HomeBrew Launcher use the Pasta CFW (this allow to install .CIA) and the console will reboot, go again to the HomeBrew and use FBI to install "BigBlueMenu.CIA" (This will install the Title Manager). Using the Title Manager you can install .CIAs easier than using the FBI.
So are there any plans to make this Rumble Editor compatible with Tubehax? (I don't have Ironfall, knew it too late that it got removed. Also don't have Gateway)
Just wait for tdvs. So many people ask, "WILL THIS SAVE EDITOR WORK WITH 9.9 TUBEHAX!?!?!111?/", that it is starting to get impractical. Also, Ironhax = Tubehax = Ninjhax 2.1, so if something works with Ironhax it'll work with Tubehax.
Ahh thanks, that's all I need
Could've been better if the answer to that "annoying" question is Stickied to the very first post, instead of me searching all 15 pages for a simple answer
I'm also waiting for TVDS to do some tweaks on my ORAS & XY carts too hehe...
Good point, from the perspective of someone who just started paying attention to the 3DS scene, it may be hard to find the answer, sorry about that.Ahh thanks, that's all I need
Could've been better if the answer to that "annoying" question is Stickied to the very first post, instead of me searching all 15 pages for a simple answer
I'm also waiting for TVDS to do some tweaks on my ORAS & XY carts too hehe...
What is that "secure value" I have to delete?Hey, there.
This is a tool that can open up Pokemon Rumble World's save files and let you edit your diamonds/P/Collected Pokemon and save the result as either a compressed or decompressed folder.
Instructions:
Hit the "Open Compressed" button and open the 00slot00 folder in your exported save. Edit values, and save the compressed result.
If you want to hex edit the save, save it as a decompressed folder, hex edit any files you want, open it again using the "Open Decompressed" button, then save the compressed result back to your original folder.
If you want to do all this manually, here's how files in the save work:
0x30 byte header {
8 byte signature, "cAVIAR4\00";
4 byte crc32 of compressed data; // Big Endian
0x1C bytes unused;
4 byte isCompressed; // Little Endian, 01/00
4 byte DecompressedSize; // Big Endian
}
Followed by compressed data/decompressed data depending on the isCompressed flag. The data, if compressed, is compressed with zlib's default compression.
WARNING: If you re-import a save, remember to delete the secure value before doing so or your save may be detected as corrupted.
WARNING: Changes are likely to fail to save to pokemon that you have "Favorited" right now, I'm not sure why this happens. I'm kind of working on it.
WARNING: Changing a pokemon to a species you do not already own causes it to be registered as owned in your pokedex but doesn't actually increase your rank...I would be careful about doing this.
Source is available on my Github: https://github.com/SciresM/Rumble-World-Save-Tool/
now we can use this on 9.9 with that save manager by profi200
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6vwld0sg4pkkvcp/save_manager.7z
cheers
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6vwld0sg4pkkvcp/save_manager.7z
cheers
now we can use this on 9.9 with that save manager by profi200
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6vwld0sg4pkkvcp/save_manager.7z
cheers
And works perfectly with Pokémon Shuffle too, just use the Python script at the dedicated topic with the backup save through this Save Manager.
lol, I corrupted my save, and don't have a backup. If anyone has a save in mid-game I would appreciate it if you would share it with me, thanks
Hmm save manager (a beta-TVDS of some sorts) has just released. Have anybody tried using it to let us edit our rumble world save?
Rumble have a security thing who blocks you from importing old saves into the game, so you can't restore a old backup, you have to edit your current save every time. I get this corrupted screen after restoring an old backup.lol, I corrupted my save, and don't have a backup. If anyone has a save in mid-game I would appreciate it if you would share it with me, thanks
Yes Save Manager works with the Rumble World Editor
Only question is, what rank should I enter so that the power of my captured mons will be around 3000-4000, and I don't like it to be higher because it's a bit overkill x'D
I tried 81, but everything will be too low like 20s, and rank 82 makes the powers go too high like 6-7 digits'
Only question is, what rank should I enter so that the power of my captured mons will be around 3000-4000, and I don't like it to be higher because it's a bit overkill x'D
I tried 81, but everything will be too low like 20s, and rank 82 makes the powers go too high like 6-7 digits
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