Well, I'm currently working on a Plailect's Preparation Zip. It's sorta like Quantumcat's zip, a zip containing all files needed to finish Plailect's. There'll be versions for all 3ds versions. I must finish it by tomorrow (primarily because it'll be tons of storage to upload and I have 2 brothers who also use internet all day, so it'd be extremely slow for them), so if you wanna wait...
I literally just installed uTorrent to try to see what your issue is, and fail to replicate it. Here's what you should do ..
Right-click on the aeskeydb.bin and click Copy Link Address. in uTorrent, click File -> Add torrent from URL. Then, copy paste the link in the address field, and I guarantee you that it WILL work. Do this for all of the torrent files.
If uTorrent doesn't open the download when you click on the link it's because your uTorrent isn't associating itself with magnet links. This too, can be changed from it's settings.
But if you have a .zip file in your signature that contains the files that you're not allowed to share on this site you're essentially breaking the rules. In addition, a package like that is only good if it's updated often. Very often.
Last edited by Distrance,
Not so often. I often check if Plailect's got any update in its form. If it didn't, then the files are propably the same from previous versions. Also, I'll see if Quantumcat wants to put the link of the zip on her site. (I think that the only way to bypass the zip that contains the files is if I link it to a site that contains a link to download the zip. Unfortunately, I don't have any site. But this could also count as the next version, the next generation of Quantumcat's previous zip. Also, a little bit more organized)
P.S: The zip will contain all files needed to do all steps of Plailect's, excluding 11.x downgrades. Maybe I'll make another zip containing them later, like I did with the homebrew payloads. Also, any files needed to run primary homebrew entrypoints were also added. None of the secondary entrypoint files were added, because as soon as you get access to homebrew, you'll follow the guide and when you end it, you won't need any files anymore. These would only serve to "populate" your Homebrew Launcher page.
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