I remember I saw a video on YouTube where a guy (with his phone) flashed a yoshi amiibo then a kirby one but I can't find it anymore, maybe it depends on how you flash it to the tag? (I'm not a reliable source)
I remember I saw a video on YouTube where a guy (with his phone) flashed a yoshi amiibo then a kirby one but I can't find it anymore, maybe it depends on how you flash it to the tag? (I'm not a reliable source)
I thought they were, although, just checking codejunkies site, it says that their 'powertags' can be reused, how?
Im not bothered that its a one-shot deal (As long as it works) Because the stuff is so cheap, the only issue is the slow shipping from china
And then to start thinking about printing stickers for the amiibo cards...
Legit 215 tags have a "lock" bit that they report to the Switch. 215 tags, once locked, can't have their IDs changed (but there's a small chunk of read/write memory that remains unlocked; this is how Shovel Knight works, for example.)
I vaguely remember that not all Nintendo games/systems check the lock bit; custom spoofing hardware sends the lock bit but isn't actually locked.
Yes; you're going to need to port the software - but pretty sure nice NFC drivers/software already exists for the RPI. Any microcontroller that supports SPI can talk to the NFC522 - and that's basically everything at this point.
Yep! It's through-hole soldering, nothing too fancy. The biggest risks would be bridging pins - but that's easy to fix with some solder wick - or melting the header plastic.
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Virtually any Arduino variant will work, however, the Arduino Mini does not have USB-to-Serial, so you're going to need a USB-to-Serial adapter, which generally costs more than just getting a new Arduino R3 clone. The Arduino R3 (and most arduino variants) has the USB-to-Serial chip onboard.
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@Hemoner - Your Link is containing additional Data (The Part beginning with? after xxx.html) which only works with your stored cookies i guess
Here is the corrected link: https://es.aliexpress.com/item/Adee...ual-for-Arduino-Freeshipping/32748789758.html
cheers
Here is the corrected link: https://es.aliexpress.com/item/Adee...ual-for-Arduino-Freeshipping/32748789758.html
cheers
cause
a: not everyone has android phones(they should... but they dont)
b: not everyone's android phones have nfc capability.
if they dont meet those requirements this is infinitly cheaper...
and looking for a android phone that has nfc, they are like over 100$ here in Australia.
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Wouldn't it just be cheaper and easier to get power tag...it cost 15 bucks , comes with one power tag and you can get the NFC stickers and program those too? No solder , no having to worry if it works , just plug and play
