The red frame means connection problem.
Are you using the
Window version of ACNHMobileSpawner? or you are using the mobile one (
Android or Apple)?
Anyway, you can also test your connection with following :
First, leave your switch turn on and let the game loop at the title screen.
Then try the following command in command prompt:
Code:
telnet [your switch ip address] 6000
Let me know if you get the result like above.
If you get a
Connected to [your switch IP], it means sys-botbase is responding.
If you get a correct result and still can not connect ACNHPoker, it could means you have some other program blocking your connection. Like a firewall or antivirus software which might have blocking the out-going connection of ACNHPoker. Please try to disable them or add a whitelist to ACNHPoker.exe.
[Release R9 + EXE only R9.1] is my latest release.
But R9.2 is Very Soon™ too.
Unfortunately, no. As soon as you start local connection, the only way left to communicate with the switch is by USB. That is also one of the reason why USB-Botbase support is added. To allow you to use it during local connection.
Here is how I swap between sys-botbase and USB-Botbase:
I have both of them in the contents folder and
rename the one that I am not in use.
The following image shows that I am using sys-botbase.
If I want to change to USB-Botbase, I would use Goldleaf to:
- Rename 43000...0B(sys-botbase) to 43000...0Bsys
- Rename 43000...0Busb(USB-Botbase) to 43000...0B
- Restart my switch.