Or you can call it SwissBit, and your domain can be SwissBit.ch
Joking aside, great work, this looks interesting and I will be keeping tabs on it
Also, may I suggest actually DLing things like FBI and not reinventing the wheel?
Yes, i'm currently working on integrating lot's of existing tools, mainly just there code...with a redesigned interface.Also, may I suggest actually DLing things like FBI and not reinventing the wheel?
there really is no need for another cia intsaller next to FBI. You cannot convince me or a majority of people that directory installing or QR code installing isn't already "ease".Install CIA Files with ease
There really is no need for a CFW installer since mostly everyone is using Luma3DS anyway and there aren't really any noteworthy alternatives.Install Custom Firmwares with ease
As if backing up with Decrypt9/Emunand9/Hourglass9/Hardmod/Gatewait wasn't easy? Redundant feature.Easily Backup your Firmware to a .bin
CHMM2 or Howling Theme Tool already cover this. For CFW the latter is recommended and installing the generated CIA can be done through FBI -> refer to earlier statement about CIA installation.Install Custom System Menu Themes
This is extremely ambitious but also mostly redundant because a lot of colors are already covered in themes. Please check what is covered by themes before doing anything here.Change tons of System Firmware GUI Elements (Font, Color, etc)
There is a reason RxTools died under the competition of CakesFW and now Luma3DS and that was not only because development got cut. Please don't "glorify" RxTools. RxTools is dead and should be forgotten it ever existed. Please read this: http://gbatemp.net/entry/rxtools-why-should-you-stop-using-it-and-what-can-you-do.11313/basically a Glorified version of rxTools.
Eh, that'll change once i get this off the ground. Most likely the Maximum requirement for the FW Version would be 11.x.x.Is there a point that it only run up to 10.7?
BTW: Good luck to you and all that will help you
I would make sure out of courtesy to get their permission and, while obvious, give credit where credit is due (e.g. On the UI say it was made by x)Yes, i'm currently working on integrating lot's of existing tools, mainly just there code...with a redesigned interface.
Okay so I'm going to be straight up and honest here.
there really is no need for another cia intsaller next to FBI. You cannot convince me or a majority of people that directory installing or QR code installing isn't already "ease".
There really is no need for a CFW installer since mostly everyone is using Luma3DS anyway and there aren't really any noteworthy alternatives.
As if backing up with Decrypt9/Emunand9/Hourglass9/Hardmod/Gatewait wasn't easy? Redundant feature.
CHMM2 or Howling Theme Tool already cover this. For CFW the latter is recommended and installing the generated CIA can be done through FBI -> refer to earlier statement about CIA installation.
This is extremely ambitious but also mostly redundant because a lot of colors are already covered in themes. Please check what is covered by themes before doing anything here.
There is a reason RxTools died under the competition of CakesFW and now Luma3DS and that was not only because development got cut. Please don't "glorify" RxTools. RxTools is dead and should be forgotten it ever existed. Please read this: http://gbatemp.net/entry/rxtools-why-should-you-stop-using-it-and-what-can-you-do.11313/
I meant make it more of a download their 3dsx or similar. Reusing their code is kind of a bad idea, and would be licensing hell (FBI is MIT licensed, most others are GPL2, GPL2+, or GPL3)Yes, i'm currently working on integrating lot's of existing tools, mainly just there code...with a redesigned interface.
I see, how about having the ability to Download certain tools (That have and MIT License) then launch it directly. Most of the other tools (should) be natively in SwissHax.I meant make it more of a download their 3dsx or similar. Reusing their code is kind of a bad idea, and would be licensing hell (FBI is MIT licensed, most others are GPL2, GPL2+, or GPL3)
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If everything will work in your "SwissHax" there is no need to install 6 or more tools!
Only one that will do it all.
But.....i'am coming from the linux world so "I like a tool that does one thing and that REALY good"
Anyway i like the idea behind it!
Well, what if a critical bugfix is pushed to one? I want this to be something easily sustainable honestly. But it's your project. (shrug)I see, how about having the ability to Download certain tools (That have and MIT License) then launch it directly. Most of the other tools (should) be natively in SwissHax.
What i was thinking, is having SwissHax run these tools, instead of natively. Once again this is a concept, and things will change. But, why not have the ability to dowload tools you want, then use them within SwissHax, then if they have an update available...SwissHax can update them for you, and you'll have the latest Version of said tool.The problem with a tool like this is that it's just too much in one place. People don't need one program that can do 200 different things, hate to say, and it's a bit too ambitious.
FBI is already great at what it does and receives active development, and so do all the other programs your concept mentions. I seriously doubt that once you get a large chunk of all this done that you'll migrate features that are added to the source material into SwissHax, it's too much work. Personally, If I were you, I'd look into the prospect of instead forking existing tools and making them use a uniform, themable GUI.
Or perhaps actually make a library for GUI stuff like the Wii development community had if you're talented enough, something like LibWiiGUI that other homebrew can use to do nice graphic interfaces while shortening the overhead to making more pretty looking things.
Good luck with your project either way though.
That's what I said. Instead of native code integration.What i was thinking, is having SwissHax run these tools, instead of natively. Once again this is a concept, and things will change. But, why not have the ability to dowload tools you want, then use them within SwissHax, then if they have an update available...SwissHax can update them for you, and you'll have the latest Version of said tool.
Thanks! I'll keep it in mindCan I just say I am a huge fan of your design. If you wanna collab on a project hit me up.