Still nothing, I give up. Thanks anywaysclose the rogram and open the program again and type in CR
Still nothing, I give up. Thanks anywaysclose the rogram and open the program again and type in CR
Make sure you have enough space. If you run out of space, it won't make the file.Still nothing, I give up. Thanks anyways
make sure to get the decrypt9wip.bin file from the decrypt9wip zip
and follow this
Put any payload you wish to use in SD:/luma/payloads, and rename it to <button>_<name>.bin(where <name> can be whatever you want)
<button>_<name>.bin can be as follows:
For r_NAME.bin, a_NAME.bin and select_NAME.bin you need to press L+R, L+A and L+SELECT on boot respectively.
- x_NAME.bin
- y_NAME.bin
- select_NAME.bin
- start_NAME.bin
- r_NAME.bin
- a_NAME.bin
- b_NAME.bin
- right_NAME.bin
- left_NAME.bin
- up_NAME.bin
- down_NAME.bin
For any other payload you only need to hold its corresponding button.
If you're using a non-screen-init version of A9LH, it will be done automatically before launching the payload.
pls someone help me, I've got a Pokemon X .cia, it says"Extraction Done!" without saying it's extracting all the files and it does not extract anything..
Don't forget, your file(s) should not have any spaces in its(their) name(s), nor special characters, like é or à.
You want extract PokemonMoon.3ds ? Just write PokemonMoon.
Written right under the tutorial, please read...
Leave out the .cia when typing it into the toolI've already tried it, the file is"PokemonX.cia"..
...i hate using another language.Leave out the .cia when typing it into the tool
Yes..does that mean I can't use the program?is your os a 32bit?
I can't find it ç____çYes and No.
All tools should work, except CtrTool that is not compatible with 32b.
Find one compatible, and replace it in the ProgramFiles folder (one is floating around one GbaTemp, but I can't exactly remember where).
So, following this, and everything is smooth so far.
But when I try to rebuild a CIA, it looks like it works, but at the end there's no CIA. What'd I do wrong?
I guess it depends on what you mean by enough. From my experience, you need at least like 3-4 times the size of the game you're trying to build, if not more.I have this same problem. I have enough space and I'm even running the program as administrator. Any ideas?
I have 200GB available on my computer's hard drive...I guess it depends on what you mean by enough. From my experience, you need at least like 3-4 times the size of the game you're trying to build, if not more.