Fluffy - A Tinfoil and Goldleaf GUI

Nastas95 · Jan 29, 2019

Goldleaf user here: the program says "2 NSP selected" when i select 1 nsp. also, i can't install ANY nsp, it just hangs on "starting installation...". Goldtree usb installation works with those nsps

fourminute · Jan 29, 2019

Nastas95 said:
Goldleaf user here: the program says "2 NSP selected" when i select 1 nsp. also, i can't install ANY nsp, it just hangs on "starting installation...". Goldtree usb installation works with those nsps

I'm aware will be fixed in 2.5.0

fourminute · Jan 29, 2019

v2.5.0 is out, this release took an exceptionally long time and with the help of 2-3 people.

https://github.com/fourminute/Fluffy/releases/tag/v2.5

This release includes multilingual support for Chinese and Vietnamese!

Thanks a ton to Sev73n for their Chinese translation.

MadButch · Jan 30, 2019

fourminute said:
Thank you, does this really work? I'm going to include it on the ReadMe and give you full credit.

No need for credits, just trying to help...

Zumoly · Jan 30, 2019

Might as well add French in there. I'm sure many are willing to help.

TheZoc · Jan 30, 2019

@fourminute

Hey!
I've been lurking in the thread for a while, and your application has evolved faaast! Great job!

I'm willing to git it a try for a while, but I usually run 64 bits version of python 3 (running 3.7.2 atm), as I use it for other (personal and professional) uses.

Since there's a warning on the first thread (and, ofc, nobody wants to risk a brick

), why is using 64-bits version of python3 a bad idea?
I'm mostly worried with possible bricks, but if it's something non-damaging like that, I'd like to give it a try and perhaps even contribute improving the 64 bits compatibility.

Thank you very much in advance!

spotanjo3 · Jan 30, 2019

fourminute said:
v2.5.0 is out, this release took an exceptionally long time and with the help of 2-3 people.

https://github.com/fourminute/Fluffy/releases/tag/v2.5

This release includes multilingual support for Chinese and Vietnamese!

Thanks a ton to Sev73n for their Chinese translation.

What about Portuguese/Portugal ?

fourminute · Jan 30, 2019

TheZoc said:
@fourminute

Hey!
I've been lurking in the thread for a while, and your application has evolved faaast! Great job!

I'm willing to git it a try for a while, but I usually run 64 bits version of python 3 (running 3.7.2 atm), as I use it for other (personal and professional) uses.

Since there's a warning on the first thread (and, ofc, nobody wants to risk a brick ), why is using 64-bits version of python3 a bad idea?
I'm mostly worried with possible bricks, but if it's something non-damaging like that, I'd like to give it a try and perhaps even contribute improving the 64 bits compatibility.

Thank you very much in advance!

If you can run Fluffy on 64-bit then that's fine, if it doesn't work then revert to 32-bit. I personally run Fluffy in 64-bit on Linux but 32-bit on Windows, because that is only way it works for me. In general, 32-bit offers the best compatibility for older libraries so it was chosen as the default architecture.

azoreseuropa said:
What about Portuguese/Portugal ?

If someone translates it then it will be done!

linuxares · Jan 30, 2019

@fourminute
Windows and Linux users: Tkinter should already be included with your Python3 installation.

For me it wasn't. I replied earlier in this topic about that exact issue.

fourminute · Jan 30, 2019

linuxares said:
@fourminute
Windows and Linux users: Tkinter should already be included with your Python3 installation.

For me it wasn't. I replied earlier in this topic about that exact issue.

That's interesting, I'll edit that then.

Priyam · Jan 31, 2019

I have installed everything needed, but when i open the fluffy file, the window opens for a split second and closes. Log is no backend available.

ScottNBNP · Jan 31, 2019

Priyam said:
I have installed everything needed, but when i open the fluffy file, the window opens for a split second and closes. Log is no backend available.

Head back a couple of pages and check my posts. I had to manually install libusb and make sure they were in the system32 folder, go check the quoted post and see if that helps man.

Priyam · Jan 31, 2019

ScottNBNP said:
Head back a couple of pages and check my posts. I had to manually install libusb and make sure they were in the system32 folder, go check the quoted post and see if that helps man.

Thanks but I think I have a different issue. Those 2 files I already have them in system 32 and as I said I can see the fluffy window for a sec before it closes itself so it's a different issue.
Solution for anyone with the same problem -> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13773132/pyusb-on-windows-no-backend-available

ScottNBNP · Jan 31, 2019

Priyam said:
Thanks but I think I have a different issue. Those 2 files I already have them in system 32 and as I said I can see the fluffy window for a sec before it closes itself so it's a different issue.

Not different (besides already having those files) that is exactly what was happening to me. Loads up and poof gone. And no backend error

Hopefully ya find another work around then man .

Priyam · Jan 31, 2019

ScottNBNP said:
Not different (besides already having those files) that is exactly what was happening to me. Loads up and poof gone. And no backend error

Hopefully ya find another work around then man .

Thank you so much, turns out the issue wasn't much different from yours. I have edited my comment with the solution.

ScottNBNP · Jan 31, 2019

Priyam said:
Thank you so much, turns out the issue wasn't much different from yours. I have edited my comment with the solution.

Awesome man, glad ya got it working.

fourminute · Jan 31, 2019

What's New in 2.6.0:

Added: Localisation support for:
i) Turkish(translation:TorpedoXL)
ii) French(translation:YoyPa)
iii) Spanish(translation:YoyPa)
iv) Brazilian Portuguese(translation: DavidOliM)
v) Italian(translation:danypava)!

Fixed: Massive network bug that resulted in files with overly long file-names to throw the error "No headers received"(on Tinfoil's part). This bug is prominent in the original net code and is due in part of the way Tinfoil handles file URLs, a permanent fix has been applied. Fluffy will now send a fake file URL to the Switch, fooling Tinfoil but also sending legitimate NSP(s) in the process. Network install is no longer unstable!

Special thanks to these fine folks:
https://github.com/TorpedoXL
https://github.com/YoyPa
https://github.com/DavidOliM
https://github.com/danypava

They volunteered on their own accord to make these translations possible.

crow132 · Jan 31, 2019

Well, I tried with two different computers now and so far im getting the same results, it seems that if you don't connect the switch to the PC and install the drivers at least once, fluffy won't launch

here's the log

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Equipo\Desktop\fluffy\fluffy.pyw", line 1535, in <module>
set_switch_text()
File "C:\Users\Equipo\Desktop\fluffy\fluffy.pyw", line 1303, in set_switch_text
dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x057E, idProduct=0x3000)
File "C:\Users\Equipo\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\site-packages\usb\core.py", line 1263, in find
raise NoBackendError('No backend available')
usb.core.NoBackendError: No backend available

fourminute · Jan 31, 2019

crow132 said:
Well, I tried with two different computers now and so far im getting the same results, it seems that if you don't connect the switch to the PC and install the drivers at least once, fluffy won't launch

here's the log

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Equipo\Desktop\fluffy\fluffy.pyw", line 1535, in <module>
set_switch_text()
File "C:\Users\Equipo\Desktop\fluffy\fluffy.pyw", line 1303, in set_switch_text
dev = usb.core.find(idVendor=0x057E, idProduct=0x3000)
File "C:\Users\Equipo\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\site-packages\usb\core.py", line 1263, in find
raise NoBackendError('No backend available')
usb.core.NoBackendError: No backend available

I've tried 6 different computers now with different hardware and each one worked fine after installing the appropriate dependencies. I think it's possible you have the wrong USB type C cord. If you install the drivers using a wrong cord it can throw that error. Otherwise you could try ubuntu as it is straight-forward compatibility.

crow132 · Jan 31, 2019

fourminute said:
I've tried 6 different computers now with different hardware and each one worked fine after installing the appropriate dependencies. I think it's possible you have the wrong USB type C cord. If you install the drivers using a wrong cord it can throw that error. Otherwise you could try ubuntu as it is straight-forward compatibility.

finally solved the issue...

since my switch usb is broken, i installed the libusb drivers using zadig to a random usb mouse i have, now fluffy launch correctly and I don't even need to have the mouse connected.

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