As far as I've been told, it's not possible without doing it manually, because things would have to be added to the .3ds file, and if those files aren't in the .cia it obviously won't work.

 

I've already tried that, but it says I need a decrypted CIA file and I don't know how to decrypt it...

 

So I need to create the ncchinfo.bin and put both files to the SD card like for 3DS files? Wouldn't that generate xorpads?

Too late, I've already compiled it

 

I put Launcher.dat and the two Python files then ran this command:

Code:

python sdinfo_gen.py "/media/nastys/GATEWAYNAND/Nintendo 3DS/********************************/********************************"

and it generated SDinfo.bin.
I ran the exploit, pressed B and now it's creating the pads...
Unfortunately my SD Card is full... Now I'm going to use a clean emuNAND with only that title installed and see if it works.

 

Not directly, but you can use them to decrypt the installed title on your SD card. Then presumably the converter linked to above should be able to automate most of the rest of the process, I've never used it for CIA to 3DS myself so I'm not sure on the details.

 

OK, I got it to work *partially*. Flipnote Studio 3D now runs but saving data does not work ("An unexpected error occurred while writing the save data.").
Maybe I'm missing something?
I copied 00000007.app and 00000008.app from my SD card (they were inside the Nintendo 3DS folder and the subfolders named like the xorpad) and ran the following commands:

Code:

./padxorer 00000007.app title.00040000.000c6600.content.00000007.app.xorpad
./padxorer 00000008.app title.00040000.000c6600.content.00000008.app.xorpad
./makerom -f cci -content 00000007.app.out:0:0 -content 00000008.app.out:1:1 -o FS3D-USA.cci

then renamed it to .3ds.

Is it because of the new 6.x keys?