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Pointing out stupid is what I do
Also, I think you have that backwards, you're the one who should really avoid posting. People sure seem to like my posts a whole lot more than they like yours.
I'm new to this website, it's normal for that to happen. If I were to stop posting, how could I get any attention...Pointing out stupid is what I do
Also, I think you have that backwards, you're the one who should really avoid posting. People sure seem to like my posts a whole lot more than they like yours.
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Jeez, why buy a 2DS over a 3DS? Why a Ford over a Chevy? Why Apple or Samsung? Because personal preference, that's why. Nothing wrong with a little variety. I have an even better question, have you even tried JKSM? If not, you shouldn't knock it until you've tried it.
Just going to keep working on something that no one will ever check out...
So since this topic is completely derailed, whatcha working on now? Your title manager batch thing looked pretty slick.
I'm working on that. I'm now working on a partition extractor (as in .cxi and .cfa files). I already made a .3ds and .cia unpacker, which extracts all of the contents of 3ds and cia files. It's pretty much an upgraded version of the HackingToolkit3DS.
So easy to make a "Why don't you just use HackingToolkit3DS" joke right now.
Good job though, all development is good development
i guess they really arent are theyNice work! It's a bit confusing though... What did you use to make this toolkit? Just curious
Well, I hope that I don't make a mistake this ridiculous again. I don't know what happened for me to think that FBI is better than JKSM.
To each their own, still JKSM is much more convenient. Good on you for admitting your mistake tho!
Because JKSM has a nice feature some other programs doesn't have.
It seems to have a built-in game database so it display automatically the name of the games instead of the title id, which is pretty nice.
It also give the possibility to export several saves of a game pretty easily, as you can label them. So when I have to keep several checkpoints of a game to test something (like with the dq8 undub), it's pretty convenient as I can put precise labels for each save).
But I also like FBI and switched to it a long while ago to install cia files (I was using BigBlueMenu before).
It seems to have a built-in game database so it display automatically the name of the games instead of the title id, which is pretty nice.
It also give the possibility to export several saves of a game pretty easily, as you can label them. So when I have to keep several checkpoints of a game to test something (like with the dq8 undub), it's pretty convenient as I can put precise labels for each save).
But I also like FBI and switched to it a long while ago to install cia files (I was using BigBlueMenu before).
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