Homebrew [RELEASE] Anemone3DS - A Complete Theme and Splash Manager for your 3DS!
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Oh, i thought somebody here mentioned themely and thought it was based off of it. My bad
Well, splashes dont work on non-cfw, right?
This is more or less impossible to get working without another menuhax type exploit, as splashes are done by the CFW and aren't a feature in OFW
Yes, it's working now. No more errors. Thank you!
i think it just shuffles through more themes, like it changes to the next theme after some time
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You can select up to 10 themes with the B button, and then install them all with SELECT.
When you close your 3ds for 5-10 seconds and open it back up again, the theme will change.
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On Splash Section, as no instructions are shown, I think button B should go back to themes (Instead of only button L)
Can this do anything that CHMM2 or Themely can't do besides splashes? I believe Themely is going to implement this in the future anyway.
As a reminder to everyone, if you like astronautlevel's work and want to make suggestions, it's better to make an "issue" on his github page from the main post. Just be sure it's a worthwhile suggestion that you really think should make the cut. In general this is the best way to reach out to devs to make suggestions or even write a bug report if something is wrong.
This is the start of a new project, it was just born so give it time to grow. You're free to be biased though if you choose. I'm personally sticking with this theme manager because it has potential.
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CHMM2 isn't maintained anymore (and is pretty buggy in my experience anyway), and the only maintained version of Themely is closed source. So I guess this is the only open source theme manager still being actively developed?
Feature-wise neither CHMM2 nor Themely work on Original Firmware 11.4 or 11.5, whereas this does. In addition, this will get some cool features like shuffle splash in the future.
Just a question out of curiosity because I already use Themely. If it has more to offer then I'd switch to it. No need to be a dick about it.
Thank you for clearing this up for me astronautlevel!CHMM2 isn't maintained anymore (and is pretty buggy in my experience anyway), and the only maintained version of Themely is closed source. So I guess this is the only open source theme manager still being actively developed?
Feature-wise neither CHMM2 nor Themely work on Original Firmware 11.4 or 11.5, whereas this does. In addition, this will get some cool features like shuffle splash in the future.
Shuffle splash will be amazing!CHMM2 isn't maintained anymore (and is pretty buggy in my experience anyway), and the only maintained version of Themely is closed source. So I guess this is the only open source theme manager still being actively developed?
Feature-wise neither CHMM2 nor Themely work on Original Firmware 11.4 or 11.5, whereas this does. In addition, this will get some cool features like shuffle splash in the future.
I can't wait for that! This is also amazing so far. I haven't tried it yet but I can tell this will have a ton of potential.
So it can automatically switch themes on the fly? That seems pretty cool and I didn't know you could install custom themes on stock consoles so that is also pretty cool. I guess I'll just have to see how this progresses and if it gets better features than Themely, then I will switch to this. It's sad Erman went closed source because I really liked Themely, but you can't really trust that kind of thing with talks of possible 3ds malware out there and it does seem rather suspicious, especially if it connects to some kind of server and goes through your consoles secure data.
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