ROM Hack Ohana3DS && Dumped Games

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Hi everyone!

I recently dumped my Pokémon games (X and Omega Ruby) using Braindump and I have the files needed for the ROM hacking. However, I wanted to add custom models into the game (Squirtle Squad, custom trainer) and I had heard about Ohana3DS.

What I'm asking is how can I use what was dumped with Ohana3DS? And more importantly, is it even possible? Thanks!
 

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Different things are stored in different locations. The pokemon are stored in folder A\0\0, file 8, for example. You also need a 3d model editing program that accepts and an export .objs. Such as 3ds max. The pokemon are stored in folder A\0\0, file 8, for example.
 

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You'll have to use GARCTool to process the files inside the .garc files (or they could just be named numbers and nothing else) within the a/#/# folders
You can check out what garcs are used for what at the Project Pokémon forums.
 

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