hi to every body;
i just wonder why when i used the rename, the real files don't rename and why appears lot of files with nsp_temp extension ?
i try to find duplicates XCI with different names but same game and between XCI and NSP is this scheduled for the next releases ?
i just wonder why when i used the rename, the real files don't rename and why appears lot of files with nsp_temp extension ?
i try to find duplicates XCI with different names but same game and between XCI and NSP is this scheduled for the next releases ?
I like this tool very much but could you add the game version to the CDNSP renaming convention option?
So this
turns into something like this
?
That would be great as after a quick look into my NSP folder I know pretty soon if I already have the newest update or not.
So this
Code:
Diablo III Eternal Collection [UPD][01001b300b9be800][v65536].nsp
Code:
Diablo III Eternal Collection [UPD][01001b300b9be800][v65536][2.6.3].nspThat would be great as after a quick look into my NSP folder I know pretty soon if I already have the newest update or not.
Does anybody knows how I can add the dlc description to a NSP instead of only the base game name?
Example: There's a A.O.T. 2 DLC named Costume Set "Japanese New Year", I want something like A.O.T 2 - Costume Set ""Japanese New Year"" [DLC][{titleID}].nsp instead of only A.O.T 2 [DLC][{titleID]}.
Example: There's a A.O.T. 2 DLC named Costume Set "Japanese New Year", I want something like A.O.T 2 - Costume Set ""Japanese New Year"" [DLC][{titleID}].nsp instead of only A.O.T 2 [DLC][{titleID]}.
you didn't convert your titlekeys.txt correctly
use the 8th column from nutdb for your 3rd column in titlekeys.txt, like this (actual titlekeys removed)
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0100F6C00641D00A|XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX|Additional Episode: "A Titan Worth a Thousand"
0100F6C00641D00B|XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX|Additional Episode: "Skill Demonstration"
0100F6C00641D00C|XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX|Additional Episode: "Second Victory"
0100F6C00641D015|XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX|A.O.T. 2 [Costume Set "Japanese New Year"]No dice, Switch Backup Manager 1.2.1 still uses the base game name even though my titlekeys.txt seems to be properly formatted.
Titlekeys (with non zeroes key entries removed from print)
SBM settings to use titlekeys.txt checked.
Custom nsp naming, CDNSP GUI Format also defaults to base game name.
I've also checked the source code on github to see if there seems to be a non listed naming option but no dice also.
Either I'm missing some setting or there's another problem with my key files that it doesn't get parsed properly (assuming that SBM does use it to override the DLC names).
EDIT: In the end I've got to use nut.py, it renamed properly all the NSP I've got. It's unfortunate that apparently Switch Backup Manager doesn't support the same arguments in batch renaming.
Last edited by Tomy Sakazaki,
did you remove and readd it to the list after you modified your titlekeys.txt?
SBM will keep using the old name if you didn't do that
Is there a source for a modified titlekeys.txt that works well with SBM? not one with the keys, but just formatted right so it can rename
@GibaBR @Garou Switch Backup Manager is just running fine on my main PC.
However on my second PC it doesn't do anything after launching the EXE binary. It doesn't appear in the task manager as well.
What could be the reason?
The PC has W10 x64 as well. Windows asked whether this app can be trusted on first launch and I clicked yes.
I even went through Windows' security settings to explicitly add it to allowed/trusted apps but it still doesn't launch.
It seems to do something as my cursor changes to its loading animation for a few seconds but that's it.
Edit: Oddly enough the same happens to me on that PC with NX Game Info.
However on my second PC it doesn't do anything after launching the EXE binary. It doesn't appear in the task manager as well.
What could be the reason?
The PC has W10 x64 as well. Windows asked whether this app can be trusted on first launch and I clicked yes.
I even went through Windows' security settings to explicitly add it to allowed/trusted apps but it still doesn't launch.
It seems to do something as my cursor changes to its loading animation for a few seconds but that's it.
Edit: Oddly enough the same happens to me on that PC with NX Game Info.
Last edited by lordelan,
you can see the error on windows event viewer
I'm guessing maybe because you didn't have .NET framework installed?
It's on my .NET developing machine so I can't really believe that.
That's the output of the windows event viewer:
Code:
System.ArgumentException
bei System.ThrowHelper.ThrowArgumentException(System.ExceptionResource)
bei System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary`2[[System.__Canon, mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089],[System.__Canon, mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089]].Insert(System.__Canon, System.__Canon, Boolean)
bei System.Linq.Enumerable.ToDictionary[[System.__Canon, mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089],[System.__Canon, mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089],[System.__Canon, mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089]](System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable`1<System.__Canon>, System.Func`2<System.__Canon,System.__Canon>, System.Func`2<System.__Canon,System.__Canon>, System.Collections.Generic.IEqualityComparer`1<System.__Canon>)
bei Switch_Backup_Manager.Util.GetKeys()
bei Switch_Backup_Manager.Util.LoadSettings(System.Windows.Forms.RichTextBox ByRef)
bei Switch_Backup_Manager.FrmMain..ctor()
bei Switch_Backup_Manager.Program.Main()And here's another entry:
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System.InvalidOperationException
bei System.ThrowHelper.ThrowInvalidOperationException(System.ExceptionResource)
bei NX_Game_Info.Process.initialize(System.Collections.Generic.List`1<System.String> ByRef)
bei NX_Game_Info.Main..ctor()
bei NX_Game_Info.Program.Main()
Last edited by lordelan,
check your keys.txt and see if there's duplicate keys in there
for NX Game Info, think it's better to discuss it in its own thread
Last edited by Garou,
, Reason: it's keys.txt not titlekeys.txt
Oh my ... you were right. Dumped them again with Lockpick and now it's working. Thanks!check your keys.txt and see if there's duplicate keys in there
for NX Game Info, think it's better to discuss it in its own thread
A try-catch for that exception with a popup telling you to check your keys.txt wouldn't be a bad thing for a next version though.
Thanks again.
Still I wonder how I can put the type of the NSP into the renaming feature.
At the moment I have
which leads to the following outcomes (xxxxxxxx being the title id):
Base game:
Update:
DLC:
How can I add [UPD] or [DLC] to the naming pattern? There's no option for that in the drop down menu. Also having the {revision} only being added when the NSP is not an update would be cool, to remove the [] from the DLC filename.
You seem to already have that option since it's being used when choosing the CDNSP naming option.
At the moment I have
Code:
{gamename} [{titleid}][v{nspversion}][{revision}]Base game:
Code:
7 Billion Humans [xxxxxxxx][v0][1.0.0].nspUpdate:
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7 Billion Humans [xxxxxxxx][v65536][1.0.1].nspDLC:
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Sonic Mania Plus [xxxxxxxx][v0][].nspHow can I add [UPD] or [DLC] to the naming pattern? There's no option for that in the drop down menu. Also having the {revision} only being added when the NSP is not an update would be cool, to remove the [] from the DLC filename.
You seem to already have that option since it's being used when choosing the CDNSP naming option.
Last edited by lordelan,
have you try {content_type}?Still I wonder how I can put the type of the NSP into the renaming feature.
At the moment I have
which leads to the following outcomes (xxxxxxxx being the title id):Code:{gamename} [{titleid}][v{nspversion}][{revision}]
Base game:
Code:7 Billion Humans [xxxxxxxx][v0][1.0.0].nsp
Update:
Code:7 Billion Humans [xxxxxxxx][v65536][1.0.1].nsp
DLC:
Code:Sonic Mania Plus [xxxxxxxx][v0][].nsp
How can I add [UPD] or [DLC] to the naming pattern? There's no option for that in the drop down menu. Also having the {revision} only being added when the NSP is not an update would be cool, to remove the [] from the DLC filename.
You seem to already have that option since it's being used when choosing the CDNSP naming option.
giba was the one who did the rename feature so I don't know much about that
btw you don't need to hide the titleid though
Unfortunately no. Although it's here:
https://github.com/gibaBR/Switch-Ba...eb2f0c879a/Switch Backup Manager/Util.cs#L105
{content_type} works but need to change :
game base to "nothing"
Update to [UPD]
DLC to [DLC]
or the possibility to change to our custum tag
so the true CDNSP patern would be {gamename} {content_type}[{titleid}][v{nspversion}]
game base to "nothing"
Update to [UPD]
DLC to [DLC]
or the possibility to change to our custum tag
so the true CDNSP patern would be {gamename} {content_type}[{titleid}][v{nspversion}]
I swear it's not working here. Using v1.1.9 (newest) it does nothing, no matter which combination I use.
I tried:
- content_type
- Content_Type
- contenttype
- ContentType
- Contenttype
- content-type
- content-Type
- content type
- Content Type
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Mines are all the dragon ball animes. Im also enjoying Fullmetal alchemist and my hero academia+1
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