I made my own, and it's identical to the one you made. I also made one for Kirby Triple Deluxe, and both still get stuck at a yellow screen with xml files. Something else must be preventing them from working with the homebrew menu.
Except that you need to know the titleid of a game to dump the save with SDF.
JKSM shows the game names, you can export to individual folders, and it's also legal to have. SDF provides no benefits.
Way to say that to the developer's face, btw. :/ And in his thread for the entire world to see.
Also, who in their right mind wants to open FBI, memorize and/or write down the title ID of the game they want, open SaveDataFiler, and extract the save? No one. With JKSM, all you need to do is select Cartridge or SD/CIA, the game title, and then either Save Data or Extra Data. It's also easier to use and has a better interface.
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https://github.com/ihaveamac/9.6-dbgen-xmls
not required if you don't use JKSM from homebrew launcher
Here is Bony Spirits. Tell me if it works, because I honestly zoned out a couple times while doing it. These take a while.
Since I am using my brother's copy of Smash Bros and I have Super Mystery Dungeon which I would enjoy to put it on instead, is there a way if I get it on Smash and then get it on SMD I can delete homebrew off of Smash?
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Unrelated to this thread. Requests should be made at the GitHub repo for the XMLs. The issue has nothing to do with JKSM.
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