Is there a different injector floating around with a more up-to-date SNES9x core? The current one is 1.30, but NSUI uses 1.21. That inaccurate audio emulation is really annoying. ^^; Trying to play a SMW romhack which uses SA-1. (Or, is CATSFC worth a try? I did try Plus once and it was just crashing for me unfortunately.)
I am trying to extract and rebuild a CIA, when I drag the .cia to the window the cursor changes to a circle with a bar through it and nothing happens. I have tried this with both beta 28 and 27 on Windows 11. Is there another way to extract and rebuild a cia? Thanks.
Hi Asdolo! I'm very appeciate for your work on the application! But I have some questions!
1)The problem in colorizing and palettes. Changing the 3rd palette doesn't do anything, it does in the program, but not when installed on the 3DS! I can't configure it properly!
On beta 28, when injecting a Gameboy rom and applying custom pallets the second darkest color on the alternate pallet does not change from default. View attachment 225074
This is what I'm experiencing as well, no matter what you change an alt palette to for a Game Boy game, when you switch to the alt palette, the third color defaults back to the green it was by default.
Now this is by no means a pressing issue, it's just old Game Boy games, and it sure doesn't look like you're actively working on this anymore, but all the same is it possible that you could push a new update to fix this little issue? I know it's been a few years since you touched it at this point, but I really would appreciate the fix.
EDIT: Using Beta 27 instead of 28 does fix the issue. Seems something got a little broke between versions. But I dont' seem to be missing any features by using 27 instead of 28 (I mean I see no options for the ghosting effect, but the result seems to indicate that ghosting is simply turned off with no option to adjust in 27, which is what I want anyway, so it's all good).
Hello to all people of the forum. I have a question regarding the program. When I try to put a full color banner using a 256X64 full color image on the 3DS console the banner appears GRAY. What is the problem? How should I configure the program so that this does not happen?
Super Aleste (both versions) has crackling/scratchy sound when VC injected. Any ideas why? Did a search and found someone else reported the same issue here:
Usually I turn the NSUI volume down to 90 on all injects and this gets around any issues but not with this title. Anyone got it working correctly without using RetroA?
I'm having some issues with a Pokemon Emerald Inject with some of the graphics that appear in the game. The area transition title that shows when entering towns is partially transparent for some reason. And the party interface backgrounds are also transparent for some reason. I haven't played much of the game so I don't know if anything else is affected as of yet.
I've tried troubleshooting it myself but I haven't been able to figure much out.
Things I've tried:
At least 3 different roms
Running the rom on emulators doesn't have the issues
Newer version of NSUI (beta28 and before that beta26)
mGBA forwarder injection method(this works without the graphical issues, but has bad sound issues when running)
Pokemon Leaf Green inject runs perfectly without these problems.
For GBA, GBC and GB games, press and hold Start before booting a game for perfect pixel mode, keep it held until the game boots up. GBA game will never have borders.
Is there a different injector floating around with a more up-to-date SNES9x core? The current one is 1.30, but NSUI uses 1.21. That inaccurate audio emulation is really annoying. ^^; Trying to play a SMW romhack which uses SA-1. (Or, is CATSFC worth a try? I did try Plus once and it was just crashing for me unfortunately.)
I was wondering the same i was surprises to have 1.21 version which hasnt got all menu options and wasnt installed, just wanted to use a forwarder and switched back to not using one. Also several fixes in 1.30 would like to use it with forwarder option using NSUI or alternative as well
Has anyone had any luck running NSUI on Linux? I followed some instructions for running it under WINE but keep getting a variety of errors which I struggle to understand... it could be due to my own lack of comprehension of WINE etc but curious if anyone here has any insight. I'm on Linux Mint 20.3 FWIW
First of all: I'm quite a noob in gbatemp and I don't know if I'm making a mistake with this post, if someone has explained it before or better than me, but my intention is only to help. Be nice to me
Had a problem with GBA injections. The footer did not appear.
I understand (please, this is just an assumption, since my knowledge on the subject is quite limited and I don't want to take anything for granted) that I extract a CIA already created in the NSUI, the 13 banners contained in the folder "ExtractedBanner" from the CIA that correspond to a different language, are all in USA_EN. Some of you have no problem with your GBA footers made in NSUI because your console is USA, but many others have it in EUR and that means that they will never read any of the 13 footers.
The method that @FONZD explains in the last two pages of the "HOW TO" PDF is perfect, but if we are NSUI users who use the GBA banner that comes with the same program and that makes the footer invisible, we can use the same NSUI to extract and rebuild the CIA without using the Decrypt9WIP/ba-GUI-nnertool.
Simply: NSUI 28 Beta > Tools > Extract & Rebuild > Drag and drop any CIA file you want to fix > Extract CIA > Open extract folder > Go to the "ExtractedBanner" folder > With a hxd editor fix the 13 banners to their correct language (the correct languages are on the last page of the @FONZD "HOW TO" pdf) (depending on the hxd editor you use, it may create .bak files for you. In that case you delete them manually, although I don't know if they delete themselves) > rebuild the CIA > open again the extract folder > now you will see that there are two CIAs: the original and the edited > delete the original and save the edited > close NSUI
We now have a CIA with all 13 languages corrected, so our EUR console will read the EUR_XX footer (in case your console is JPN, it will now read JPN_JP banner9).
Those of you who have read @FONZD's "HOW TO" pdf will notice that the steps are very similar. I recommend his tutorial for more personalized things, but if it happens to you like me, that your only problem is an invisible footer, I think (humbly) that this method is simpler: your problem comes from the NSUI and it is the NSUI that solves it, without the need for more programs or to worry about the banner.bnr
Lastly, I want to thank @KayaGoldWarrior for being the one to show me that the invisible footer was fixable. To @FONZD for his great tutorial and because 90% of this method is based on his. To @Asdolo for the great NSUI. To @tomx86 for having answered thousands of questions with infinite kindness.
donloaded the injector and worked like a charm....i had the problem that when the pokemon ruby & sapphire game was launched in virtual console (3DS), a whitescreen appeared and the game freezed. used a different injector, which didn't include the savefile. i can finally play them thanks to NSUI. Useful also to have all types of consoles and formats Thanks man!
donloaded the injector and worked like a charm....i had the problem that when the pokemon ruby & sapphire game was launched in virtual console (3DS), a whitescreen appeared and the game freezed. used a different injector, which didn't include the savefile. i can finally play them thanks to NSUI. Useful also to have all types of consoles and formats Thanks man!
On another matter, has anyone had success extracting the manual from an official Nintendo VC game and transplanting it into your own VC inject CIA? I managed to get the "Manual" button to show up when I copied the complete contents of /temp#/extracted/ExtractedManual/*.* and /temp#/extracted/CustomManual.bin and /temp#/extracted/DecryptedManual.bin and /temp#/extracted/HeaderNCCH1.bin to my own extracted CIA then rebuilt it, but when I select the Manual button in the 3DS menu it crashes the system. Launching the VC however, works fine.
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