Great, I thought that I'd have problems because the save is a file for the whole switch and not for a single user
ROM Hack Discussion Animal Crossing: New Horizons -- Reverse Engineering, Glitches, Bugs, etc. thread!
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It is a 'device' save, but from what I've seen so far, there is nothing linking the save to the device (e.g. serial number). I have not actually tested with another device because I only have 1.
Unless I'm misunderstanding his words, SciresM is confident that it's just bcat data. Meaning once one console has it, it can be exported and imported to other consoles in the bcat save partition.
YOU JUST MADE MY DAYUnless I'm misunderstanding his words, SciresM is confident that it's just bcat data. Meaning once one console has it, it can be exported and imported to other consoles in the bcat save partition.
Really, worst-case scenario is that we miss the Easter event and then have the method down for the next distribution. People were so pessimistic about the wild area data for Pokemon Sw/Sh and how it would be impossible to get that to work on offline consoles, and now it's archived and importable ~1hr after the distribution starts.
Unless I'm misunderstanding his words, SciresM is confident that it's just bcat data. Meaning once one console has it, it can be exported and imported to other consoles in the bcat save partition.
Ahahahaha someone thinks I'm worth mentioning. Thanks for sharing this screenshot. It's hilarious
I planned on backing up the save of my 'backup' game (on emummc), and transferring to the legit copy (on nand) when it arrives.
Is this going to even be possible (using JKSV)? Or immediately flag Nintendo servers?
I have backed up and transferred Checkpoint saves for a few games from emummc to nand, and it has never caused any problems.
Is this going to even be possible (using JKSV)? Or immediately flag Nintendo servers?
I have backed up and transferred Checkpoint saves for a few games from emummc to nand, and it has never caused any problems.
A friend and I tried this over a year ago with MHGU download quests. They dumped their bcat for me and I loaded it into mine. I can't remember for 100% sure, but I don't think it worked. I only remember being disappointed for some reason. Ha.
We can put our stuffs in our amiibo cards ? How many items? Can we put everything ? (items, bells, receipies...)
Here are some preliminary audio discoveries I've made...
OST Files (songs) are located in `romfs:/Sound/Resource/Stream` and are in Nintendo's new-ish standard `DSP 4-bit ADPCM` codec, in a `bwav` container.
- These can be decoded/played/converted to standard formats in VGMStream
- These cannot be *en*coded with any standard software I've found (but I have found a way! writeup soon when I do some more testing)
- It doesn't seem like you have to worry about encoding to the proper bitrate. The bitrate is dictated by either the codec or the container. It looks like the formula for bitrate is `x * 219` where `x = # of audio channels`
In terms of in the context of AC:NH specifically....
- The `live` versions of the songs (KK Slider), they are single-channel (219 kb/s)
- New OST songs are dual-channel (438 kb/s)
Sound effects are tricker at the moment; they are packed into `.bars` archives in `romfs:/Sound/`
At the moment there is no clear way to extract what I assume to be more `.bwav` files from the archives.
To be clear, at the moment I have a method for converting arbitrary files into `.bwav` but I can't get the metadata right at the moment and I don't know if they work on the actual game, as I don't have my console accessible at the moment. But this is what I know so far.
OST Files (songs) are located in `romfs:/Sound/Resource/Stream` and are in Nintendo's new-ish standard `DSP 4-bit ADPCM` codec, in a `bwav` container.
- These can be decoded/played/converted to standard formats in VGMStream
- These cannot be *en*coded with any standard software I've found (but I have found a way! writeup soon when I do some more testing)
- It doesn't seem like you have to worry about encoding to the proper bitrate. The bitrate is dictated by either the codec or the container. It looks like the formula for bitrate is `x * 219` where `x = # of audio channels`
In terms of in the context of AC:NH specifically....
- The `live` versions of the songs (KK Slider), they are single-channel (219 kb/s)
- New OST songs are dual-channel (438 kb/s)
Sound effects are tricker at the moment; they are packed into `.bars` archives in `romfs:/Sound/`
At the moment there is no clear way to extract what I assume to be more `.bwav` files from the archives.
To be clear, at the moment I have a method for converting arbitrary files into `.bwav` but I can't get the metadata right at the moment and I don't know if they work on the actual game, as I don't have my console accessible at the moment. But this is what I know so far.
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Is there a way to extract the models from the game? After extracting the SZS/ZS files the BFRES file seems to be unreadable. Tried it with UWizard and Kuriimu.
Thanks for your quick response!
The Batch export models one doesn't seem to work. It tells me it extracted/batched successfully but the folder is empty.
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Sorry if this was already asked, but can anyone confirm if it's ban-safe for legit switches if you play with a hacked one in local wireless and trade items between them?
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Eventhough the New 3DS XL is more powerful, I still feel like the DS Lite was a more polished system. It's a real shame that it never got an XL variant keeping the GBA slot. You'd have to go on AliExpress and buy an ML shell to give a DS phat the unofficial "DS Lite" treatment, and that's the best we'll ever get I'm afraid.+1 -
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@Jayro, I don't see whats so special about the DS ML, its just a DS lite in a phat shell. At least the phat model had louder speakers, whereas the lite has a much better screen.+1 -
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They probably said "Hey, why not we combine the two together and make a 'new' DS to sell".
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Nothing special about it other than it's more comfortable than the Lite+1
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