That looks awesome!So, I'm done making it no longer necessary to know japanese to use the cyber editor:
Hacking Cyber Gadget Save Editor Now Supports Pokemon X/Y
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Thank you glitch and Scires, now hopefully datel sees the glorious english cyber gadget sav editor and do something to allow injection on their own device.
*Something spiffy happens in the world of pokemon hacking.
OBLIGATORY "Hopefully Datel does whatever I want now" response. Srsly. Datel will be Datel regardless of this thread.
Of course, but I doubt any game would be doing that at this point.
Funny how I didn't see the argument, so I must have two 'tards already blocked.
Got a couple of questions (the second being very long-winded - you've been warned). Maybe Kaphotics or someone similar can answer.
What is the server-side decryption process? Are they servers that these companies own, or are they sending them off to Nintendo's servers to process the decryption somehow? I just assumed it was the latter, in which case, I assume that the Cyber Save Editor team figured out how to do what Datel was already doing, but let's you store the unencrypted saves whilst still not making the decryption method public knowledge.
The other question I had was regards to the dongles themselves. We've got a whole bunch of these things that can dump saves, provided you're using the right program for the device. What's stopping someone from making their own program that would allow us to dump any save with any dongle? Granted, they wouldn't be decrypted, but why couldn't you use the Powersaves dongle with the Cyber Save Editor, for example? I presume the program checks the hardware's PID or something along those lines, but surely there's a way around it. And on that note, surely it'd be possible to use such a device to dump DS saves, too. I was kind of surprised that I couldn't dump my saves from my copies of White 2 and Black using the Powersaves dongle. I bought an NDS Adapter Plus, which works great, but I don't understand why a program hasn't been written to allow the same thing to be done with ANY dongle yet. Maybe someone can shed some light on this. Is this whole thing just because it's too much effort vs. what would be gained? Or is there something I'm missing?
What is the server-side decryption process? Are they servers that these companies own, or are they sending them off to Nintendo's servers to process the decryption somehow? I just assumed it was the latter, in which case, I assume that the Cyber Save Editor team figured out how to do what Datel was already doing, but let's you store the unencrypted saves whilst still not making the decryption method public knowledge.
The other question I had was regards to the dongles themselves. We've got a whole bunch of these things that can dump saves, provided you're using the right program for the device. What's stopping someone from making their own program that would allow us to dump any save with any dongle? Granted, they wouldn't be decrypted, but why couldn't you use the Powersaves dongle with the Cyber Save Editor, for example? I presume the program checks the hardware's PID or something along those lines, but surely there's a way around it. And on that note, surely it'd be possible to use such a device to dump DS saves, too. I was kind of surprised that I couldn't dump my saves from my copies of White 2 and Black using the Powersaves dongle. I bought an NDS Adapter Plus, which works great, but I don't understand why a program hasn't been written to allow the same thing to be done with ANY dongle yet. Maybe someone can shed some light on this. Is this whole thing just because it's too much effort vs. what would be gained? Or is there something I'm missing?
1. It's their servers. What happens there is unknown.
2. Nothing (in terms of security).
2.1 Incompatible softwares. That's all I think.
2.2 I guess people just haven't bothered yet.
I'm hoping to hack Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire later on in the future too. But not rushing into the sequence
So, is there a way to make the Cyber Editor recognize the PowerSave 3DS adapter instead? Would seriously help some people save about $50+ (in my case, I had already ordered the PowerSave and converted for Japanese lisence, then that day found out about PKHeX and Cyber Save Editor 2...).
No. This is not possible.
The hardware is fundamentally too different for this to work.
This is like asking "Can I use Zune Music to put stuff on my iPhone?"
; If I wanted to do that, for example, I'd use Winamp, which can.But dang...
edit: Is the hardware really that different? (I don't have both, nor would be willing to pop them open to find out) If they are actually just different appearances, then couldn't someone edit the driver to target a different hardware, or something like that?
well powersaves has the license system....not sure if cyber gadget has something similar, i imagine they would want to make sure someone doesn't just clone the hardware and sell it for much cheaper with no way of making sure users actually bought the device
And how are they "too different"? As far as I know, they're very similar devices.
But dang...
edit: Is the hardware really that different? (I don't have both, nor would be willing to pop them open to find out) If they are actually just different appearances, then couldn't someone edit the driver to target a different hardware, or something like that?
That's what I assumed myself.
for the people who don't have jp consoles, and because i think i read that using the cybergadget device you can put any save on the cart (as opposed to powersaves where you can only back up and restore the save to the one unique cart)
- so, couldn't someone just upload a save for the cart which has progressed far enough to enable pokemon bank?
so that no one needs to buy a japanese 3ds for this... right?
- so, couldn't someone just upload a save for the cart which has progressed far enough to enable pokemon bank?
so that no one needs to buy a japanese 3ds for this... right?
If you've decrypted part of your saves using the Powersaves - clean save trick, you can actually insert your save file into your new JP cart. You can use your own
SciresM was able to transfer his SAV from his bricked cart by just writing the decrypted SAV to his JP cart, which wasn't bricked.
