Quick question:
Could we dump the extdata for a specific 3ds game from one 3ds, and restore it to another 3ds?
Umm, I don't she's going to respond.Hello everyone! First time posting in this thread.
Just a question for RachelB, I wrote a simple 3DS Mii Modifier program, but to calculate the checksum I use your fixcrc.exe program.
I was just wondering if I could have your permission to use that along side my program, as well as to bundle it with the download.
I'm using your program because it works well, and I don't feel like writing my own checksum calculation code.
If you would rather not have me use your program, that's fine as well.
If you could, please reply on this thread, as I'm checking in on it everyday.![]()
I don't think anyone will mind. Just give credit, even if it's posthumous.Oops, that doesn't sound good
Well then... anyone know if I would be okay using that?
I'm hoping I don't have to find another program or code if myself.
; dump VS Recorder videos
DUMP "000011c5: 000" "000"
DUMP "000011c5: 001" "001"
etc etc until I hit 100
; restore VS Recorder videos
RESTORE "dumps/000011c5/btvideo/000" "000011c5:/btvideo/000"
RESTORE "dumps/000011c5/btvideo/001" "000011c5:/btvideo/001"
etc etc until I hit 100
; dump VS Recorder video #1
DUMP "000011c5: 000" "000"
; dump VS Recorder video #2
DUMP "000011c5: 001" "001"
etc etc
Look: http://3dbrew.org/wiki/ExtdataIf a game uses Extdata stored in the NAND, after dumping the Extdata from the NAND, is there an easy way to tell what directory the game's stuff is in? Would it involve the TitleID perhaps? Thanks and awesome program! Been trying to figure out how to extract the Extdata from the NAND for a while now.
Thanks for replying to my question fmkid. I've already looked at http://3dbrew.org/wiki/Extdata. I was concentrating on the NAND Shared Extdata section ( http://3dbrew.org/wiki/Extdata#NAND_Shared_Extdata ). I didn't see anything in there for game data though in that section. Should I be looking at a different section of the article?
Scores and clear times uploaded
to the rankings are linked to your
Nintendo 3DS. Because you did
not use this system when uploading
your previous scores and clear times,
new data cannot be uploaded.
Perharps, that are you looking for is on Boss Extdata. And, ATM, is not possible to get on that part of extdata, AFAIK.Thanks for replying to my question fmkid. I've already looked at http://3dbrew.org/wiki/Extdata. I was concentrating on the NAND Shared Extdata section ( http://3dbrew.org/wiki/Extdata#NAND_Shared_Extdata ). I didn't see anything in there for game data though in that section. Should I be looking at a different section of the article?
I'm not even certain my game (Ultimate NES Remix) stores data in the NAND. I know when I tried switching regions (going from a European ROM to a USA ROM), I used SFD (SaveDataFiler) to export the European save and then import it into the USA save. However, when I try loading the game, it gives the following message:
Code:Scores and clear times uploaded to the rankings are linked to your Nintendo 3DS. Because you did not use this system when uploading your previous scores and clear times, new data cannot be uploaded.
With the European version, I don't get this message. Both ROMs are on the same console so I figured the game must be storing data some place besides the save game. Also, when I dump the Extdata from the NAND, for the first section at least, I get errors. Something like error reading file <blah>. <blah> would be replaced by the name of the file. I get about 12 of them (from what I can tell, it scrolls a bit fast). Maybe if MrCheeze is still developing this app, he'd consider having the app create a log file when it's ran, so whatever shows on the screen gets captured to a file? Just a thought.
This is for FWs over 9.2Stupid question, what does this tool do that SDF doesn't? Because I used SDF to extract the extdata for curtain call and restored it to another 3DS and that worked perfectly.
Is it just that this tool is a home brew (I think?) and the other one is nintendo's program (which means, illegal)?
Thanks