So it´s pretty easy to derypt, extract and rebuild CIA´s , but is there a way to also extract .3dsx and especially .bin files?
Homebrew [Question] Reverse Enginering?
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I don't think so...? Why would you even need to do this? Source is available for all (that I can think of) 3dsx apps.
Based on "especially .bin files" my guess is OP wants to try to RE NTR-CFW, it's the .bin I can think of that isn't open source.
@addi33 If this is the case good luck (genuinely), it's already been done, but hasn't been released publicly. Now that cell9 has left the scene there's no reason not to RE and share it. People like @Nanquitas would really appreciate and benefit from its release.
Actually it's probably not the file he's trying to extract.
The ntr's bin are directly available without the need to extract anything.
But there's a few homebrews released without the sources.
As for your question OP, I'm sorry but I don't know, not really interested in the game's modding, though it should be possible.
The ntr's bin are directly available without the need to extract anything.
But there's a few homebrews released without the sources.
As for your question OP, I'm sorry but I don't know, not really interested in the game's modding, though it should be possible.
Actually you are right, I'd like to re-make ntr, so that its public and everyone can work on it, but I have no experience with reverse enginering
Then you don't need to extract anything.
Just take the .bin of the version you want and open it in IDA.
You select ARM-Little Endian in the architecture and you relocate the segment by 0x00100100.
That's all to begin with.
A good thing too is to enter the different structures you can find in the different headers related to NTR, it helps determining the purpose of the function you currently into.
Also 3DBrew will be really useful especially when you'll attack the "hax" part.
Anyway, good luck mate.
Just take the .bin of the version you want and open it in IDA.
You select ARM-Little Endian in the architecture and you relocate the segment by 0x00100100.
That's all to begin with.
A good thing too is to enter the different structures you can find in the different headers related to NTR, it helps determining the purpose of the function you currently into.
Also 3DBrew will be really useful especially when you'll attack the "hax" part.
Anyway, good luck mate.
Then you don't need to extract anything.
Just take the .bin of the version you want and open it in IDA.
You select ARM-Little Endian in the architecture and you relocate the segment by 0x00100100.
That's all to begin with.
A good thing too is to enter the different structures you can find in the different headers related to NTR, it helps determining the purpose of the function you currently into.
Also 3DBrew will be really useful especially when you'll attack the "hax" part.
Anyway, good luck mate.
Okay thank you
just a quick question because I have really never fone anything like that, just making some homebrew or other stuff so whats IDA?
Well it's the most commonly used decompiler and do a great job.
I'd like to say it's the best but I do not have enough knowledge in this domain to say that.
Anyway if you want to decompile something you'll surely be able to do so with IDA.
Though, a knowledge in asm is required.
I'd like to say it's the best but I do not have enough knowledge in this domain to say that.
Anyway if you want to decompile something you'll surely be able to do so with IDA.
Though, a knowledge in asm is required.
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