What would be a better, more realistic idea is if each dev allows the app's .ini to be modified by the user to specify the directory.exactly, so if every dev around here would adhere to a simple folder name on root, it would be epic
anyway, were offtopic now xD
Even if it involves having a button to manually refresh the listing, it's still better than lengthy load times by a long shot.
I have a 3 heart file that's a glitch game I did (sequence breaks)
I've actually done that, but I haven't updated yet. It now stores everything in a folder named jksv in your sd's root. I've also added title sorting, homebrew filtering, date at naming, and made Pokemon Y + OR point to the correct ExtData. I've gotta rip the renaming code out of my old one too. After that build is out, I'd like to get the japanese encoding thing fixed.
Yeeeah, same here... What is the issue with that, exactly? Is it that the application just can't work with japanese titles or something? Also, has anyone tried to open the corrupted folders in linux or something? I had to migrate a taiko save between two systems and ended up using that other save data tool...too bad this doesn't work with japanese games (pripara and both taiko games) because the folder names become corruped and inaccessible in windows
I don't know if it's possible, but using the WiFi couldn't it load http://3dsdb.com/ and fetch the IDs from there and thus say EUR/USA/JPN?
Yeah, it's a feature not needed but a handy one nevertheless. But such details are 'quality' details in an app imho.
Using a internet connection would be gross.
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