ROM Hack Is there a save editor for Animal Crossing: New Leaf?

[BudWinston]

without a flashcard preferably...

 

[Traiver]

No

 

[BudWinston]

I wonder why? Pokémon and Fantasy Life have one.

 

[Asia81]

Yes, but savegame can only be extracted by flashcard for pokemon...

 

[Sychophantom]

Well, there is a Datel offering which works. Action Replay Powersaves Pro. It's very limited in what it can do, though.

 

[Cilerba]

Any idea if we'll see any form of save editor in the near future?

 

[Satix]

I wonder why? Pokémon and Fantasy Life have one.

Fantasy Life's looks like it requires a flashcard or such. If any developers are interested though, save editing should be possible for almost every game now through web injection (Pokemon's method).

 

[marc_max]

The Pokemon RAM injector sourcecode is there, so we only need to know the specific addresses to dump it. I could start a simple save editor if we get there.
I'm also interested on this because I lost my 3DS a few months ago and had to buy a new one. Fortunately, Nintendo transferred my eShop account to the new one, so I was able to redownload everything. But my 500+ hours savegame was lost and I would like to start a new savegame with all my art, money and catalog recovered.

 

[Cilerba]

What about a save editor to be used with a flashcard, unlike what OP said?

 

[Kafke]

Fantasy Life's looks like it requires a flashcard or such. If any developers are interested though, save editing should be possible for almost every game now through web injection (Pokemon's method).

Nope. Fantasy Life's is interesting, since all of the main save data is stored as 'extra data', which is inherently on the SD card. You just use the extData dumping tool, and you get access to the save files. Likewise, when you own a retail cartridge of the game, the save file isn't connected to the cartridge. I'm guessing this is why an editor popped up so quick.

 

[Satix]

Nope. Fantasy Life's is interesting, since all of the main save data is stored as 'extra data', which is inherently on the SD card. You just use the extData dumping tool, and you get access to the save files. Likewise, when you own a retail cartridge of the game, the save file isn't connected to the cartridge. I'm guessing this is why an editor popped up so quick.

Unfortunately, I'm not quite sure what the save files are. Getting the files in/out seems very complicated, and the editor didn't come with a tutorial or anything.

I'm on the newest firmware anyway so I'm guessing I can't use any of the save extractors.

EDIT: Looks like you are required to have a modified 3DS of some sort. http://prntscr.com/5z5gwl

It'd be cool to see something like the web-based injection for Fantasy Life, though.