The NTR version shouldn't matter - I've used all 3 versions without running into any issues.Yeah, this is what it needs to look like, yes?
The .cia was decrypted, yes. NTR is apparently 3.4. That's an okay version, right? Sorry for all the questions, I'm pretty new to anything 3DS-related that isn't freeshop or nervously following the plailect guide.
Post screenshots of your plugin folder (and the folder for the game), the root of your SD card, and the Birthright/Conquest/fefatesSE folder.
I've had issues with getting 3.4 to work properly with Fates.
Here we are, this should be everything, sorry bout this.
If the issues with Fates only popped up in the newer versions of NTR, that might be part of it. I'm still on preview 4 of NTR, so that's probably why I haven't encountered any issues.
That might be it.
That looks correct. What version of NTR are you using?
I'm using 3.4, should I try booting something else? It just defaults to 3.4, so I'm not quite sure how to change that.
If you press and hold a button, I think it's B, when you launch BootNTR Selector (if that's what you're using), you can choose to use 3.3 or 3.2.
Make sure that you are following the tutorial. You are supposed to copy certain files from the romfs folder, clearly defined in the OP, then run FEAT on all of it, decrypting the files. Then open and verify the output.
Re did the entire process, character models are still changed for cutscenes, but in battle, they are not. Azura is a dancer, despite the txt file saying she's been randomized to something entirely different. What in the actual heck am I doing wrong here?
You're supposed to use the Gay Fates files during randomization, not after the randomization.
Huh. I did that, but now the randomizer doesn't do anything when opened. I navigate to the folder and it just...does nothing.
Ah well. Thanks for your help. I swear, a Lunatic Conquest solo run with just Mozu is easier than randomizing this.
Yeah, sorry about the difficulties. I'm working on some stuff to make the process easier, but I don't have anything to show at the moment.
Yep, it was decompressed. I even tried it without decompressing it, assuming perhaps that it was already decompressed to begin with. Neither worked. When opening the folder, the program doesn't go all "not responding"--it just pretends I never did anything in the first place.
Well, that's a little odd. Changing out files like that really shouldn't cause issues like that. I've never seen an issue like that before, to be honest.
Sure thing. Before I do that, here's screenshots of what I'm doing to make sure I'm not doing some absolutely dunce-level idiocy.
Oh, that's a simple fix actually. The message given there indicates a file that the randomizer looked for but could not find. From your storage folder, look for a file titled Join under m/@E. If it's not a text file, run it through FEAT and try verifying again. If you cannot find any file with that name, you could copy one from your romfs and decompress it.
Ahhhh, bless you, you are a hero lol. Okay, got all the files in the right place, it's randomized, hopefully the 3DS and NTR recognize it this go around!
