Hacking help with 3ds splashes

[soplaytk]

can anyone help me or show me how to make my own splash screen for my 2ds xl or can anynone make one for me ill send the picture and everything

 

[SCOTT0852]

You can use this website:
https://xem.github.io/3DShomebrew/tools/image-to-bin.html

As long as the images are the exact sizes they need to be (400x240 on the top screen, 320x240 on the bottom), it should work. It's important that you leave the 90 degree rotation on and not preserve transparency, or they won't work.

To install them, name the top screen to splash.bin and the bottom screen to splashbottom.bin. Then put them in sd\luma. If they don't show up, make sure you have splashes enabled in the select-on-boot menu (it's suggested you set them to before).

 

[comput3rus3r]

You can use this website:
https://xem.github.io/3DShomebrew/tools/image-to-bin.html

As long as the images are the exact sizes they need to be (400x240 on the top screen, 320x240 on the bottom), it should work. It's important that you leave the 90 degree rotation on and not preserve transparency, or they won't work.

To install them, name the top screen to splash.bin and the bottom screen to splashbottom.bin. Then put them in sd\luma. If they don't show up, make sure you have splashes enabled in the select-on-boot menu (it's suggested you set them to before).

It didn't work for me. I left 90 degree on but the picture looks sideways on the web app and it doesn't show on my 3ds when i turn it on. I replace my existing bin file i use but like i said nothing shows up. are you sure 90 degrees must be on?

 

[SCOTT0852]

Yes, the "rotate 90 degrees" option must be on. It will show sideways there, as it's been rotated (the 3DS rotates it back).

Try holding select when you turn on your 3DS. Does it say "booted from SD via B9S" & have splashes turned on? I know you have to boot it off the SD instead of the NAND for it to work properly.