Homebrew [HELP] How to extract files .fa

[dubbz82]

If you are willing to get into romhacking, you should learn how to use command line tools as it's one of the most basic things.
Put the exe and the fa on the same folder.
Hold shift and right click on the white part of the folder window and select "open command window here" or something similar. A black window will open (cmd).
Write the program name followed by the fa name. For example myprogram.exe myfile.fa

or just open a cmd and cd your way to the proper directory.

 

[MiqellDestroyer]

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If you are willing to get into romhacking, you should learn how to use command line tools as it's one of the most basic things.
Put the exe and the fa on the same folder.
Hold shift and right click on the white part of the folder window and select "open command window here" or something similar. A black window will open (cmd).
Write the program name followed by the fa name. For example myprogram.exe myfile.fa

si hablas español dimelo en español XD, vale lo haré

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If you are willing to get into romhacking, you should learn how to use command line tools as it's one of the most basic things.
Put the exe and the fa on the same folder.
Hold shift and right click on the white part of the folder window and select "open command window here" or something similar. A black window will open (cmd).
Write the program name followed by the fa name. For example myprogram.exe myfile.fa

where is the the .exe?

 

[sunfused]

For anyone else that has this problem in the future and comes to this thread the command to use is '3ds-xfsatool.exe -i file.fa -o outputfolder' with this tool

 

[Deleted User]

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si hablas español dimelo en español XD, vale lo haré

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where is the the .exe?

The .exe is just 3ds-xfsatool. By default, Windows hides file extensions. You can enable them like this: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...hide-file-name-extensions-in-windows-explorer