Dunno about Pokémon but the creator is the company Datel. You can go to their website and go to the request a code part, the only issue Is i have barely ever, if never actually see them issue a code from request
So just one more question on the Powersaves. I'm using it right now, and it shows me the saves I backed up. Does anyone know where exactly I can access the save files? I want to copy and paste them onto an SD card (for another backup in case my laptop decides to crash on me).
Main Powersaves screen, click "options" and under "auto backup" there should be a clickable directory shown. Click on it and it'll take you to all the saves that it's backed up.
Unless you prefer it manually:
C:\Users\XXXXX\Powersaves3DS (default directory unless you specified a specific path for installation)
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I found them! Thanks so much
Another question. I tried using the Power saves on X for the Battle Frontier, since Alpha Sapphire has cheats where you can have 49 wins for each of the Super Battles. Unfortunately, X doesn't have those cheats (figures -.- Hopefully Datel looks at my request for that). So instead I tried editing my Pokemon, but I find the Power Saves very confusing in that regard.
So I just tried using PKHex with the save that I backed up. Unfortunately, that doesn't work either since my save is not decrypted. Is there any program at all that allows me to decrypt my saves, or do I absolutely need Homebrew to do that?
And if for some reason I lose my X cartridge, could I buy another one and restore my old data on it using powersaves? Or does restoring only work with the original cartridge the data came from?
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I found them! Thanks so much
Another question. I tried using the Power saves on X for the Battle Frontier, since Alpha Sapphire has cheats where you can have 49 wins for each of the Super Battles. Unfortunately, X doesn't have those cheats (figures -.- Hopefully Datel looks at my request for that). So instead I tried editing my Pokemon, but I find the Power Saves very confusing in that regard.
So I just tried using PKHex with the save that I backed up. Unfortunately, that doesn't work either since my save is not decrypted. Is there any program at all that allows me to decrypt my saves, or do I absolutely need Homebrew to do that?
And if for some reason I lose my X cartridge, could I buy another one and restore my old data on it using powersaves? Or does restoring only work with the original cartridge the data came from?
1) Well, I've heard that you can decrpyt a Pokemon Powersaves backup and make it readable for PKHeX but you won't be able to edit it and re-inject it back into the cart.
2) I'm sure that you'll need the OG cart pertained to whatever save you backed up to (someone who has 2 of the same cartridge games and a Powersaves confirm for me T-T)
...Wow. That really sucks. So it really isn't a true back up
If I figured out how to homebrew my 3DS, could I backup my Pokemon X save and restore it to another X cartridge?
And I know I would be able to use PKHex, but could I re-inject the edited save back to my cart?
Sorry about all these questions btw. I just want to make sure I really know what I'm doing.
Thanks for telling me. There were a few responses before saying that I could use OoT to get homebrew (I could be interpreting this wrong). Would that be possible on the latest firmware, or am I going to have to get another 3DS that's on a lower firmware?
It's possible on the latest firmware, but that requires either a Powersaves or another 3DS that can enter Homebrew on it's own to install the haxxed save for OoT.
If you have a cartridge of OoT3D and either a Powersaves device or another 3DS with homebrew access (and below system version 11.0 or with CFW), you can install oothax to your cart, allowing you to access the homebrew launcher on your 11.2 3DS.
Yep. Just download this, and find the appropriate save file in the saveimages_powersaves folder. You can use the 11.1.0 save file; it'll work on 11.2. Note that it won't have a 100% bootrate; give it a few tries if it doesn't work the first time, and try a save file from each cardid folder if the first one you try doesn't work. The file should be POST5_U_26624_usa_9221.bin for Old 3DS, and N3DS_U_26624_usa_9221.bin for New 3DS, assuming your 3DS and OoT are North American region.
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