It's called amiitool.Care to share the tag writer @_Tim_ you said you used a custom one made also what reader/writer you using or does your program work with any generic
http://amiibo.reboot.ms/
It's called amiitool.Care to share the tag writer @_Tim_ you said you used a custom one made also what reader/writer you using or does your program work with any generic
Ah. I can't find a reliable one either. I've had to use some git code. Please let me know if you find one.He means the tool used to write to the NFC tags.
github is right.ahh i was searching up amitool but kept getting lead to the service and github
github is right.
no. sorry. my mistake. That's a decryption tool.Yeah lol i meant the program he made custom to write back to the blank tags
amiiqo did.
oh oopsie.They didn't get "sued" they got a takedown notice for using "amiiqo" since it was so similar to "amiibo"
no. sorry. my mistake. That's a decryption tool.
kinda.Basically we just compile socrams git with the encryption key,
everything else is simple but tedious, especially if you wanted a collection of printed amiibos like they were trading cards lol considering you would have to find the UID for each tag and write it to each amiibo dump individually.
On the upside if you made a tool that batch replacing the UID in dumps with the UID of 1NFC215 Tag you could essentially make a homemade Amiiqo for a fraction of the price.
Im assuming Amiiqo are literally doing the same as what Tims did but with fancy black casing and an app, essentially their profit then is crazy considering costs
well. dont buy a pack. http://nfctags.tagstand.com/collect...cker-circle-30mm-diameter?variant=10452334593So a pack of NG215 costs about $40 USD and the amiiqo costs about $50. So would a DIY method be better or worse than the amiiqo?
This is an interesting method never the less.
kinda.
So a pack of NG215 costs about $40 USD and the amiiqo costs about $50. So would a DIY method be better or worse than the amiiqo?
This is an interesting method never the less.
--- this one?
Ah, I see that you found the keys too, congrats
Care to share the tag writer @_Tim_ you said you used a custom one made also what reader/writer you using or does your program work with any generic
Hmm seems the Case you get tags where you can Cone the UID onto they are more expensive.
Conclusion is that Every single Amiiqo is using the same UID there software probably mass patches the amiibo dumps with that Set ID, then it just writes to the Amiiqo.
What this also means if that is true 90% of the work is done for us lol heres how.
Get an Amiiqo Dump from official device.
Dump the UID
Get an NFC215 Tag that you can write the UID too.
Rewrite the UID to the Amiiqos
Congratulations you made an Amiiqo clone you now can just use their app GG WP
well amiiqo is just a tag in a case, this method is exactly the same, except you get 100 tags so if you wanted a small quickswap collection you can or you just make your own homade amiiqo with one
if you get a RRW@squee666 ahh so you can overwrite the amiibo on the tag as much times as you want? In that case, the $1 tag beats paying for a $50 amiiqo!
EX-FUCKING-SCUZE ME??? did you find it?? no. I did. Sassy bastard.All he did was just check Tims post history, nothing fancy since he already posted it before.
Even if he shares it, it will most likely be useless for the majority of people since he probably made his own physical reader/writer.
No.
The app and amiiqo probably communitate differently and you don't "just" write the one amiibo on it. But Tim already specified that you can't "just" use their app.
In addition the amiiqo can save up to 200 (? not sure about the number) different amiibos on it.
@squee666 ahh so you can overwrite the amiibo on the tag as much times as you want? In that case, the $1 tag beats paying for a $50 amiiqo!
once you turn a blank NTAG215 tag into an amiibo, the character (Mario, Luigi, Bowser, etc.) cannot be changed anymore due to certain pages being permanently write-locked.
Amiiqo it is then, end of thread. It was a great concept I give it that. Unless there's still hope for these tags and someone just has to discover a way.Tim already stated here that it's not possible anymore:
Amiiqo it is then, end of thread. It was a great concept I give it that. Unless there's still hope for these tags and someone just has to discover a way.
He also explained some of flaws in a different post.I found 4 different ways to detect that an Amiiqo is not actually a genuine amiibo. Whoever designed the software part of the Amiiqo only implemented the bare minimum to get it to work. Correct password? Nope. Correct ECC signature? Nope. Nintendo could easily block Amiiqo in the next system update. If the company behind Amiiqo cannot fix these differences with a firmware update then we are left with a useless device. Are there other ways to emulate an amiibo apart from Amiiqo and this?