x64 doesn't matter for something so tiny. x64 is compatible with x86 code you only need x64 if you require more processing and ram, which you don't.
Homebrew [NDS] Forwarder CIAs for your HOME Menu
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Well, anyways, either 32bit or 64bit, it still refuses to make a fowarder CIA no matter what.
I'm running Windows 10 x64 it runs without problem. It might be time to upgrade to a newer supported os. But make sure you have the proper version of Java and everything installed.
@Robz8 how does it do animated banners for n normal ds games?
Last edited by Link_of_Hyrule,
If the version 2.8.2 works, then maybe that is what I need.
And I'm updating Java right now, but even then Fowarder3-DS does export the banners for TWLoader properly and even says "Sucess", while when I try to make a fowarder CIA no sound or message comes up, and neither a CIA.
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BTW @Link_of_Hyrule, just updated Java, but still it refuses to make the CIAs.
EDIT: I think I finally know the reason it doesn't work: It seems to be downloading the fowarders when you open them the first time. If you close it while it's downloading (And the reason I did is because it looked like it was unresponsive), the fowarder nds files seem to be incomplete. I will be waiting for the sdcard one (Since I will make a fowarder for SD card homebrew) and then check if it does actually work now.
And I'm updating Java right now, but even then Fowarder3-DS does export the banners for TWLoader properly and even says "Sucess", while when I try to make a fowarder CIA no sound or message comes up, and neither a CIA.
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Can you PM me the version 2.8.2? I can't find it anywhere and google doesn't help.
BTW @Link_of_Hyrule, just updated Java, but still it refuses to make the CIAs.
EDIT: I think I finally know the reason it doesn't work: It seems to be downloading the fowarders when you open them the first time. If you close it while it's downloading (And the reason I did is because it looked like it was unresponsive), the fowarder nds files seem to be incomplete. I will be waiting for the sdcard one (Since I will make a fowarder for SD card homebrew) and then check if it does actually work now.
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Probably if you did set up everything right, it's either a incompatible homebrew ROM (I have no idea about NeoDS) or a retail ROM, which currently aren't supported (until tomorrow). I think there MAY be also some incompatible Download play demos, since one time I tested Custom Robo Arena's and it whitescreened.
Hmm thats weird. Tried like 4 or 5 roms but im still getting the same error. Could it be becouse im using my phone as a sd reader? It makes the rom path look kinda weird so maybe its effecting the forwarder cia (if thats how it works)
Maybe if the 3DS recognizes the contents in the SD Card just fine, then it may be that while you create the fowarders, you forgot to check "Automatically set up ROM path" while you were creating them. If you actually did check it, then as I said, it may be either retail ROMs (that don't work currently) or currently incompatible ROMs.
That's probably because there's no room left in system memory.The generated cias can't be installed, it crashes my FBI :/ I guess I'll should wait until tomorrow
If you can, try using another CIA installer to install the fowarders, like NASA.
I've tried with Dev Menu and it installs it but it doesn't show on Home Menu but it shows on installed titles.
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