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There is a cryptofixed cia of the game to install on cfw.
I don't really understand what you are talking about, I downloaded the game from the eshop on my emunand with the latest launcher.DAT and it starts just fine.
I cheated some points and played to area 15 without any problem.
 

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I don't really understand what you are talking about, I downloaded the game from the eshop on my emunand with the latest launcher.DAT and it starts just fine.
I cheated some points and played to area 15 without any problem.

Are you using N3DS or O3DS? Pokemon Picross (on eShop) won't load on my N3DS 9.5 Emunand using latest GW Launcher 3.6 or the previous versions.

You can't download Pokemon Picross using normal eshop's trick on GW/CFW Emunand N3DS 9.5. I did download the game on my nand-mod N3DS sysnand 10.3 then transferred sysnand's ticket.db and movable to emunand 9.5. Anyway, cryptofixed cia of the game has solved the issue.
 
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Are you using N3DS or O3DS? Pokemon Picross (on eShop) won't load on my N3DS 9.5 Emunand using latest GW Launcher 3.6 or the previous versions.

You can't download Pokemon Picross using normal eshop's trick on GW/CFW Emunand N3DS 9.5. I did download the game on my nand-mod N3DS sysnand 10.3 then transferred sysnand's ticket.db and movable to emunand 9.5. Anyway, cryptofixed cia of the game has solved the issue.
I'm using an old 3ds, sorry, your post just sounded like it wouldn't work on any console so I was a bit confused. Nice to see you got it working though!
 

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How does the in-game cheat menu pop up, an obscure button combination I hope? I wouldn't want to be playing a game and have a cheat menu accidently pop up.
 
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How does the in-game cheat menu pop up, an obscure button combination I hope? I wouldn't want to be playing a game and have a cheat menu accidently pop up.
Two button toggles. Press either start+select (my choice) or L+R. Both are kind of annoying in animal crossing.. :/ Optionally you can just completely disable it if you don't want to use it.
 

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I found a game where I can't get the cheat menu to show: Centipede: Infestation.
Not sure if it's the EU or US version, I haven't run it through a rom checker yet.
 

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Two button toggles. Press either start+select (my choice) or L+R. Both are kind of annoying in animal crossing.. :/ Optionally you can just completely disable it if you don't want to use it.
Oh you can disable it? Well that's something I guess.
 

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Oh you can disable it? Well that's something I guess.

The Cheat menu is disabled by default. You need to press Up at the rom selection window to enable it.

For people needing some clarification on code types, this might be handy: Action Replay Codes

Given the limited space for codes (which seems pretty decent at the moment), which would be better:

Code:
C0000000 00000005
201F6B94 00000000
DC000000 00000004
D1000000 00000000
D0000000 00000000

Which repeats 5x the writing of 0's from 001F6B94 - 001F6BA4.
Or

Code:
201F6B94 00000000
201F6B98 00000000
201F6B9C 00000000
201F6BA0 00000000
201F6BA4 00000000

Which does the same thing, just in a different format.

I'm leaning towards the second version in this case, mostly because this way you can easily edit each field in the Cheatlist Editor which is required in the game, and almost all the values should be different.
 

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I wonder if it will work on N3ds. If it's old 3ds only that gets 10.3 support it's really only going to help people that updated by accident to something above 9.2 since all old 3ds are <9.2. Hopefully it's for both and they finally have 9.5+ emunand on 3ds
 

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Do you really need a tutorial for the GW coldboot ? Just install menuhax and get it to run GW.3dsx either by renaming it boot.3dsx and putting it at the root of your SD or by installing CTRBootManager and telling it to boot GW.3dsx by default...
 

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Given the limited space for codes (which seems pretty decent at the moment), which would be better:

Code:
C0000000 00000005
201F6B94 00000000
DC000000 00000004
D1000000 00000000
D0000000 00000000
Do you understand how conditionals/cycles work? I've read about AR codes, but I'm unsure if I got it right, I'd like to ask you a few questions if you can help me.
 

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Do you understand how conditionals/cycles work? I've read about AR codes, but I'm unsure if I got it right, I'd like to ask you a few questions if you can help me.
He's currently offline but if you want you may ask me your questions. I think I got everything figured out.
 
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Do you understand how conditionals/cycles work? I've read about AR codes, but I'm unsure if I got it right, I'd like to ask you a few questions if you can help me.

If I'm reading the information and understanding it correctly, it should work like this:

Conditional 16bit deref + write codes:
7XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY – Greater Than
8XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY – Less Than
9XXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY – Equal To
AXXXXXXX ZZZZYYYY – Not Equal To

x= the memory location to check. y = is likely the value to check and z = the value to write.

It's easy enough to test out. I'll have a look soon and see if I'm right (or not!)

The 3.6.1 update is pretty good. I like the change in colour: Except it's not been changed everywhere ! It's still blue on the screen where you input the number to search :) Still, this is an improvement.
 
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