I know, but that requires SaltySD. I don't want to go through the trouble of downloading the CIA for SaltySD because my WiFi sucks. What I want to know is if Smash Bros. mods work with Luma3DS's built-in LayeredFS.
bruh how slow is your wifi? You can't download it on a computer then transfer it to the SD?Can someone please confirm? I would like to run mods on my Smash Bros. game but don't want to have to download the SaltySD file. My WiFi sucks.
4 MB per second.
Mizumi's YouTube tutorial says to download and install a patched Smash update for SaltySD. Even if this is true, I asked if it was compatible with Luma's LayeredFS.
False and outdated info
Why don't you try it yourself?
It wouldn't take longer then a minute to download a patched code.bin with that speed afaik :|
That's not the file system, I need to know what's after "titleid/romfs/" in the actual Smash romfs.
I always trust people like EWNetwork, Mizumi, and OPERATIONiDROID. Their tutorials always work for me. I don't think they would be outdated.
By the time any video guide gets uploaded, it is already outdated as new and better ways of doing things will be out. You really should not be following any video guides, even for Smash or SaltySD. You just need the code.bin for SaltySD, you don't need the whole ROM. :/
Video Guides will get outdated after time, as you can't update them easily.
Worst that can happen is your game doesn't launch with the layeredFS files. Which would just require deleting said files
Yes, but as I said, LayeredFS seems easier. I don't want to have to put a whole other app on my 3DS just for activating mods when I can use LayeredFS to launch mods without launching an external app such as Smash-Selector. (The ONLY exception to this is CTGP-7 for Mario Kart 7.)
Then why don't you test Luma's LayeredFS for yourself and see if it actually works instead of asking others to do it for you? It's not that difficult and it's very lazy of you to not test it yourself.
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