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This seems very plausible, would like to see someone test this with a homebrew using a titleID of a exsisting game and seeing if it will show up as that game on the other persons 3DS.Sadly it doesn't work, I'd assume it doesn't upload the icon but rather the title ID to download the icon from the servers itself.
StreetPass isn't online based, though, so it has to distribute an icon, which is why your hacked icons work.
but what explains cfw users able to view it? Also, i changed my name a while gao, but other people cant see it, so there must be more to it.I don't know, this has been known for quite a while now. But the weird thing is that streetpass is not affected by this. I do also wonder why it doesn't show as favorite.
it wont show up. It's been tested many times. A good test would be trying it with 2 cfw 3ds'sI have two 3DSs, one has cfw and the other is vanilla. I can check later.
Are you sure? Because unless my eyes are lying the 3ds are showing different results.it wont show up. It's been tested many times. A good test would be trying it with 2 cfw 3ds's
From the last thread(s) the conclusion was, what I have written in my post:Are you sure? Because unless my eyes are lying the 3ds are showing different results.
O3DS 10.7 Unmodified shows my N3DS 10.7 emuNAND favorite title as Pocket snes.
If you really need, I can find a camera to get proof.
Read:Are you sure? Because unless my eyes are lying the 3ds are showing different results.
O3DS 10.7 Unmodified shows my N3DS 10.7 emuNAND favorite title as Pocket snes.
If you really need, I can find a camera to get proof.
I've actually been testing this lately. Here's what I found:
Homebrew titles and icons will show up if StreetPassed regardless if the recipient device has encountered the homebrew app or not prior to the exchange.
However, if homebrew apps have been added to a player's own friend card as a favourite or if they're currently playing it, their friends will not be able to see the homebrew app's icon or title under the friends list, unless if they have had the same app installed on their system at one point (which explains why it appears on consoles with CFW).
My theory is that since StreetPass is direct console-to-console communication, the app's icon and title information is sent directly to the recipient, so they can always view it regardless of whether if it's a real/official app or not. However the friends list uses Nintendo's servers as a go-between. When you set an app as favourite under the friends list or are currently playing it, only the title ID is sent to Nintendo's servers and when someone views your profile, their console will first try to identify your game based on title IDs it's already encountered before. If it's not found, then it attempts to check the ID against known titles on Nintendo's servers. If it's not an official app, then their friends list will show a "cannot display title" error. This also explains why someone with a CFW will be able to see if you've got a homebrew app as a favourite because their 3DS already has information for that app's icon and title.
I've also noticed some exceptions:
- Homebrew apps with certain special characters such as accentuated letters can sometimes not be sent through StreetPass, instead the game played directly prior to launching the homebrew will be displayed instead. For example, if I played Animal Crossing and then launched a custom Pokémon Sun icon, the recipient will see my last played as Animal Crossing instead. Some homebrews can still be sent, but the accentuated characters will appear as corrupted text.
- Some homebrew apps will show up on the friends list, but their icon and name will change to that of existing official apps. This may be because they share the same title ID and the recipient's console is pulling the corresponding icon and title information from Nintendo's servers.
But he doesn't say that the friendlist will be able to show a homebrew application that the 3DS got in the icon cache through streetpass, which is what is happening and what @sniper_x002 said is happening on his 3ds.Read:
Ok I think this makes sense.. so you are saying that if the unmodded 3DS recieved the icon via streetpass (Pocket SNES), then it will show up as the icon in the friends list? (Kinda hard to explain but I think you get what I'm saying). If that's the case then I guess I'll try changing my favorite to a random homebrew I never use and see how that works out.From the last thread(s) the conclusion was, what I have written in my post:
It will show up, if the icon got(over Streetpass, or because it's installed) in the local Icon cache, otherwise it won't show up, this will happen on every 3DS, modded or not.
I would be testing but it seems the servers are down for maintenance right now.. anyone know when it'll be back?For homebrew titles appearing in friends lists on unmodded consoles, it may very well be due to cached icons from StreetPass. I'll have to do some more testing via vanilla emuNAND.
You know you could just show your girlfriend your 3ds lolI wanted to show my girlfriend that I got flappy bird and ultimate mortal kombat 3 in my friends list but, when I selected it as my favorite title, she said that nothing showed up on her end... is this a homebrew anti ban precaution or something?