Use the modded XCI, but use update mode of NSC Builder (mode 4) instead of multi pack mode (mode 2)
Is this the output you need? (note this log also shows the "Too many arguments in command line" error I mentioned in post 526)
Code:
Edited to remove keys
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Actually I've just tried the XCI from the above and it's working now. Very strange, I used exactly the same mode, settings and NSP files as before, the resulting XCI was a few KB in size different, and it's working now
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Next time please PM it to me since there are kes there, though decrypted. Not sure about the stand of gbatemp about that.
Ok, log seems correct. The too many arguments is in the .zip generation which is independent from the xci or nsp generation. Your system seem to not handlewell all those arguments passed to 7zip. Well i'll look into it though i'm thinking about using other backup format for when I introduce "restore mode". Didn't work much in the program trough the holidays though I expect to introduce it in the next big update. (It'll be a little update before that though to make the Xenoblade fix official and fix a couple of things)
Well now regarding Road Redemption check that hacbuild did finish the process. I saw some cases in wich the xci is incomplete because of it. Check the final size:
which is like 3,73 GB
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You actually answered while i was writing, well my guess is still the same. Probably the file wasn't fully completed.
Next release will incorporate these logs for the info functions. It should give you an idea of the final size of the file.
I've noticed that with some XCI files created, if I transfer them across to the microSD via FTP (using NX Shell 1.1.0 on the Switch) then when I load the XCI from the SX menu I get "the game card cannot be read". If I transfer the XCI files across by plugging the microSD into my computer directly, it works fine.
Well you kinda have the answer in the reformed "get CONTENT of the xci\nsp" function.
A full xci dump has:
1.- Padding at the end of cartridge. (Erased with normal trimming)
2.- More padding bwtween partitions (Hacbuild reduces that)
3.- A system firmware update (wich is not extracted or repacked by NSC_Builder) and is aroun 400mb.
A CDN eshop update dump has (from the second update onwards)
1.- The full update.
2.- Delta nca wich serve to patch the previous updates without installing the full new update wich aren't needed for the xci (kinda have been telling this a lot XD)
The deltas can take a lot of space, for example in the picture I posted yesterday for one of the Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle updates you see how the Deltas take almost half of the update size. So it'll depend on the real size of the game and the real size of the update. We could even go smaller actually by reversing the way the SDK creates the updates but unlike current method that one would make you loose compatibility with normal update installation.
Cities Skyline lets me start the game but then crashes and says "The software closed because an error occurred" no matter what I do, after building an XCI from the NSP base game with NSP update
Works fine using my latest release without patching it, didn't try other configurations. I don't really understand why you're running into that many issues.
Total size should be 2,19GB
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Cities: Skylines tries to access Paradox sites for accepting EULA, at least on a first run, and crash if can't do it. Disable network by turning on a flight mode before running the game so you can skip it.
Thanks for the new update, well done 
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 works perfect now.
Wish for the future:
I always want to see all actions and infos. That's why I remove all CLS commands every time.
Can't you leave them away? I don't think that someone would be angry,
it makes no big difference if there're more lines above or not, don't you think?
Or could an option be added to de-/activate the CLS's ?
(English README..txt - still with 2 points
)
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 works perfect now.
Wish for the future:
I always want to see all actions and infos. That's why I remove all CLS commands every time.
Can't you leave them away? I don't think that someone would be angry,
it makes no big difference if there're more lines above or not, don't you think?
Or could an option be added to de-/activate the CLS's ?
(English README..txt - still with 2 points
)
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I like the class visually but I can add that option for you in the config.Thanks for the new update, well done
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 works perfect now.
Wish for the future:
I always want to see all actions and infos. That's why I remove all CLS commands every time.
Can't you leave them away? I don't think that someone would be angry,
it makes no big difference if there're more lines above or not, don't you think?
Or could an option be added to de-/activate the CLS's ?
(English README..txt - still with 2 points
With DLC ?Thanks for the new update, well done
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 works perfect now.
Wish for the future:
I always want to see all actions and infos. That's why I remove all CLS commands every time.
Can't you leave them away? I don't think that someone would be angry,
it makes no big difference if there're more lines above or not, don't you think?
Or could an option be added to de-/activate the CLS's ?
(English README..txt - still with 2 points
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