Based on the info from http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/super-mario-maker-for-nintendo-3ds "
- Release Date Dec 02, 2016
Please read the FAQs of Citra's Official Site.
https://citra-emu.org/wikis/faq
Also, there's a lot of discussion about Online.
https://discuss.citra-emu.org/d/1038-will-there-be-a-citra-build-with-online-capabilities/
Forget about online for anytime soon, no one will work on this kind of implementation until the emulator is stable enough.
About trading monsters, check this https://github.com/citra-emu/citra/pull/2232 "This allows games / applications to access a save data archive that belongs to others."
Maybe this will do it, maybe not.
The only way to transfer Pokemon from Gen 6 to Gen 7 is the use of PokeBank which uses Online.
Better way to transfer is use PKHex. Just simply copy the Pokemon's IVs/Evs, stats, and levels to Sun and Moon save.
PKHex corrupts Sun and Moon saves if you are not careful, by the way. Thanks, Nintendo.
I knew that. I lost some items and TMs. But hopefully, they will fix that.
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Going to test Super Mario Maker on Bleeding Edge 72. Emulator crashes after "Lets'a go!" on Bleeding Edge 71, btw.
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Hopefully.
Tested the latest Bleeding Edge Build:
- Pokemon XYORAS is close to 60FPS(around 30-60FPS)
- Like the previous build, fixed outlines
- Pokemon SunMoon is still the same
- No new games
- Added Geometry Shader(Particles)
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