Feel free to PM me about it. I can link you a guide to it. The Custom music 1.1.4 update you found on that site is one I made.
ROM Hack [Smash 3DS] Complete ROM Hacking guide (Textures, music, SFX/voice clips)
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Feel free to PM me about it. I can link you a guide to it. The Custom music 1.1.4 update you found on that site is one I made.
Are you running the jar file? Do you have Java installed?
Do you have Java installed? It won't work if you don't have a way of running .jar files.
That would be me, I believe. I was talking about the "cachegen.py". It makes loading the game MUCH faster. I've been able to play matches on Anther's ladder just fine actually thanks to it.
I'm curious as to how you made it load faster. A step-by-step would be greatly appreciated.
Remember to SHIFT + RIGHT CLICK into the command window like you would for voices.
Command line
"cachegen.py saltysd\smash\"
https://github.com/zabawaba99/cachegen
It goes in the root of your SD card
Command line
"cachegen.py saltysd\smash\"
https://github.com/zabawaba99/cachegen
It goes in the root of your SD card
I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get cachegen.py from that github
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Cydget uploaded this onto another thread on here. This should make it easier
I tried that script and already added it to the guide, but when I use it and load up Smash, the game's loading time definitely increases greatly, but all of my edits are completely gone. I don't understand?
Wow, I go away for a couple of hours and boom! Will give this a shot! Thanks!
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.
I'm assuming you have to run this and create a new cache every time you add a new file?
Yes. This will prevent the long loading times and avoid desyncs with players and local battles. The speed isn't 100%, but much better than before. Perhaps a New 3DS would have little to no trouble? I don't know. I have a regular 3DS XL.
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Be sure to open the "Command Line.txt" file to copy what's typed. You can do it manually, but I decided to save you a few seconds. Follow the method I posted above and you should be golden.
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