If you boot fusee-primary, you only need fusée.zip, if you use Hekate built-in fss0 boot method, you need Hekate.zip
https://github.com/HamletDuFromage/aio-switch-updater/releases/
v2.2.0
v2.2.0
- For cheatslips.com, the build ID of a running game will now be fetched, allowing you to access cheat sheets even if the build ID isn't listed in the versions database.
This has been requested a few times actually, so I'll probably end up doing it. I answered this yesterday https://github.com/HamletDuFromage/aio-switch-updater/issues/44#issuecomment-775896445
The problem is that I wanted to make my program as robust as possible by not hardcoding filenames and such, but I guess Hekate isn't going anywhere, so I might as well
DeepSea is already doing this by default so please make sure you exclude us from that. We may have something planned for the future.
BTW, do you override the complete hekate_ipl file or are you adding missing entrys? If you are actually overwriting the file, i suggest you use Nichole Mattera's Simple-INI-Parser to just add or edit missing or wrong entrys, to preserve settings that were already made
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it would come as a prompt to copy /hekate_caeter*.bin (if it exists) to /atmosphere/reboot_payload.bin, so I don't think that'd be much of an issue even for deepsea.
As for ini files, I'm asking the user whether they want to overwrite them, with the cursor being on "No" by default. As I said, I'd rather not have some specific functions for specific files. I think you guys have a ini editor in the works anyways?
yeah but different homebrews which override different files over and over again are something that should be avoided imo.
We do have a homebrew that edits those ini files, yeah. but imagine someone using our tool to create their config, then using your tool and clicking yes to override the hekate ip file (which might even be needed for the nosigpatch? idk) looses that config again. our config editor accounts for that by having a copy of the settings stored somewhere else but not every homebrew does that.
And talking about the reboot to payload thingy, if we ship our own payload, which is used as replacement for that, you would simply overwrite that.
I think thinks it's better for simplicity's sake to not have different behaviors depending on what file I'm downloading. (my program doesn't even know the difference between the deepsea zip and atmosphere. Also if you don't ship hekate_catear*.bin, the popup wouldn't even show.
For the ini files, always overwriting works fine. For me, I never overwrite and it's ok too. I think that as long os you have a working setting at any given point, it's good enough
For the ini files, always overwriting works fine. For me, I never overwrite and it's ok too. I think that as long os you have a working setting at any given point, it's good enough
I tried to do it, but i still have cheats in game. I tried to do new saves, but it does not work. Can i delete the cheat files to fix this?
There must be something wrong with your system_settings files then. From my homebrew, you can go to tools->cheats menu->delete all cheats to delete every cheat files
I tried to do the first way of doing it via config ini. Im now trying to do it via Cheat Updater as you said it.
Ok it worked, no more cheat. Link doesnt flies around <3.
But still big thanks for this Homebrew.
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Right now Im on 10.2.0 and Atmosphere. Would be nice to get up to date with both FW and CFW. Do this fix it?
In that case, wich order will I do the steps?
Thx!
In that case, wich order will I do the steps?
Thx!
sigpatches, then Atmosphère, then Hekate if you use it, then download the FW and install it
fusee-primary is included in ams by default, except it's renamed atmosphere/reboot_payload.bin. I don't think there is much use in downloading it somewhere else. What's your use case?
I had a thought that you could read a customisable text file (json or plain text or whatever works for you) with a list of source->destination file copies to do, either optionally after a CFW update or as a separate feature (tho doing it automatically after CFW update if the file existed would make it a streamlined one-step process). That would let users configure how they want payloads (and potentially any other files) shuffled around to match their individual setups. I ended up making a python script to run in PyNX to do what I needed, but having it integrated would make your tool even more useful and definitive.
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Bugs aren't desirable but neither is using applet mode (unless you're doing something specific like a cheat manager while a game is open)
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