Homebrew [Release] GodMode9 Scripts Megathread

[Deleted User]

I'm not sure that's possible yet, though an alternative (that would require knowing your most recent number) that you may be able to do is something like this:

input "Most recent file?" NUM  # You would enter your three digit number here and store it as NUM, Ex: 001, 002, 003, etc.
set OUTPATH $[GM9OUT]/aaa_$[NUM].sav # And then here you would set that number as the file being looked at

I don't currently have time to test this, but it seems like it should work (Though to be fair I haven't tried the input command yet, so hopefully you can input numbers like that). I'll try making some test scripts tomorrow and see what I can come up with.

Not really what I wanted, but thanks anyway.
I made an issue on GM9's Github page, requesting this as a feature.

Until it get implemented, I made a new command myself called findnew. The parameters are the same as findnot's.
I also made GBA backup scripts to go with it.

 

[8BitWonder]

Not really what I wanted, but thanks anyway.
I made an issue on GM9's Github page, requesting this as a feature.

Until it get implemented, I made a new command myself called findnew. The parameters are the same as findnot's.
I also made GBA backup scripts to go with it.

Added! Hopefully findnew can be implemented soon, that'd be a pretty nice addition.

 

[Deleted User]

How do I make the script access ID0 folder?
Example: 1:/data/e355af6aed727bf109ab84c583abcac9/sysdata

I'm gonna make friends module savegame backup/restore scripts.

 

[8BitWonder]

How do I make the script access ID0 folder?
Example: 1:/data/e355af6aed727bf109ab84c583abcac9/sysdata

Try 1:/data/$[SYSID0]/sysdata (if you're going into sysNAND)
Or
1:/data/$[EMUID0]/sysdata (if you're going into emuNAND)

 

[Deleted User]

Try 1:/data/$[SYSID0]/sysdata (if you're going into sysNAND)
Or
1:/data/$[EMUID0]/sysdata (if you're going into emuNAND)

Got it.

 

[Deleted User]

I got Friend module save backup working with multiple filename slot (000, 001, 002). Now for restore script, how do I make it choose the slot number for outputted file before restoring file?

Here are my scripts I'm doing

Friendsave backup

# Friends module savegame backup GM9 script
# This will create a backup of your current Friends module save
# author: SvenDaHacker64

set ERRORMSG      "Friends module save backup failed"

ask "Create friendsave in $[GM9OUT]?"
set OUTPATH $[GM9OUT]/friendsave
findnot $[GM9OUT]/friendsave_??? OUTPATH
cp -w 1:/data/$[SYSID0]/sysdata/00010032/00000000 $[OUTPATH]
echo "Backup created succesfully:\n$[OUTPATH]"

Friendsave restore

# Friends module savegame restore GM9 script
# This will restore your current Friends module save from GM9OUT
# author: SvenDaHacker64

set ERRORMSG      "Friends module save restore failed"

ask "Restore friendsave from $[GM9OUT]?"
set OUTPATH 1:/data/$[SYSID0]/sysdata/00010032/00000000
find $[GM9OUT]/friendsave_??? COPYPATH
cp -w $[COPYPATH] $[OUTPATH]
echo "friendsave restored succesfully:\n$[OUTPATH]"

 

[8BitWonder]

I got Friend module save backup working with multiple filename slot (000, 001, 002). Now for restore script, how do I make it choose the slot number for outputted file before restoring file?

There's no automated way to do this yet.
But you may give the input command a try.
Something like:

set NUM "000"
input "Restore which backup?" NUM # Enter your three digit number here.
find $[GM9OUT]/friendsave_$[NUM] COPYPATH

I haven't had time to test around with the input command, but I think this should be doable.

 

[Deleted User]

There's no automated way to do this yet.
But you may give the input command a try.
Something like:

set NUM "000"
input "Restore which backup?" NUM # Enter your three digit number here.
find $[GM9OUT]/friendsave_$[NUM] COPYPATH

I haven't had time to test around with the input command, but I think this should be doable.

It works! Thanks.
I will finish bits and release my scripts.

 

[Deleted User]

Here are friend-save backup/restore scripts I made.

It lets you backup or restore your friends module save containing your registered friends and your Friend Code from Friend List.

 

[8BitWonder]

Here are friend-save backup/restore scripts I made.

It lets you backup or restore your friends module save containing your registered friends and your Friend Code from Friend List.

Added! Thank you for your contribution.

BTW I used the author name you listed in the scripts, if you would rather be credited as RosaliinaDaHacker64, please let me know.

 

[Deleted User]

Added! Thank you for your contribution.

BTW I used the author name you listed in the scripts, if you would rather be credited as RosaliinaDaHacker64, please let me know.

Np.
Nah, I'd prefer Sven (my real name lol).

 

[Sceptyll]

Sorry for a silly request but I cant for the life of me find a download for setup_ctrnand_luma3ds.gm9 anywhere. Maybe I'm just not looking in the right places since I'm pretty new to this but any help would be appreciated.

 

[8BitWonder]

Sorry for a silly request but I cant for the life of me find a download for setup_ctrnand_luma3ds.gm9 anywhere. Maybe I'm just not looking in the right places since I'm pretty new to this but any help would be appreciated.

https://3ds.guide/gm9_scripts/setup_ctrnand_luma3ds.gm9
From https://3ds.guide/

 

[Sceptyll]

How do I download scripts? Selecting the link only sends me off to another page. (Just started like two days ago )

 

[Blaze Uchiha]

Now this is useful

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[8BitWonder]

How do I download scripts? Selecting the link only sends me off to another page. (Just started like two days ago )

So clicking this link: https://3ds.guide/gm9_scripts/setup_ctrnand_luma3ds.gm9
Doesn't download it for you?

 

[Sceptyll]

Nope, just takes me to a white page with text I can only assume is code.

# Luma3DS CTRNAND Setup script
# last changed: 20170716
# author: ihaveamac

set SUCCESSMSG "Luma3DS copied successfully"

ask "This will copy Luma3DS to your CTRNAND,\nallowing for the system to work without\nan SD card.\n\nContinue?"

allow 1:/

# remove existing files just in case
rm -o -s 1:/boot.firm
rm -o -s 1:/rw/luma

# copy specific files over
cp 0:/boot.firm 1:/boot.firm
mkdir 1:/rw/luma
cp 0:/luma/payloads 1:/rw/luma/payloads
cp 0:/luma/config.bin 1:/rw/luma/config.bin​

 

[8BitWonder]

Nope, just takes me to a white page with text I can only assume is code.

# Luma3DS CTRNAND Setup script
# last changed: 20170716
# author: ihaveamac

set SUCCESSMSG "Luma3DS copied successfully"

ask "This will copy Luma3DS to your CTRNAND,\nallowing for the system to work without\nan SD card.\n\nContinue?"

allow 1:/

# remove existing files just in case
rm -o -s 1:/boot.firm
rm -o -s 1:/rw/luma

# copy specific files over
cp 0:/boot.firm 1:/boot.firm
mkdir 1:/rw/luma
cp 0:/luma/payloads 1:/rw/luma/payloads
cp 0:/luma/config.bin 1:/rw/luma/config.bin​

Try right clicking that page and and saving it. (Should save as .gm9 I believe)

If that doesn't work, here's what you can do:
Create a new text file, and then change the extension to .gm9.
Then copy all the text on that page and paste it into that document.

 

[Sceptyll]

That seems to have fixed the issue, thanks a bunch!

 

[Majickhat55]

So I was going to try myself but I've only ever taken like one programming class in my life. I couldn't even build the simple calculator in putty without tons of syntax errors Lol. Anyway, I was wondering if you could possibly make a script to convert .3DS to .CIA @8BitWonder ? I was just going to attempt to edit one of your CTR dump scripts for it.