What is your current system version? If it is 11.4, you're currently SOL and can't use this.Sorry, I'm new to this website and I'm new to hacking (I don't know anything about it at all) so what is CFW with Luma 7.0? And what is Luma Settings and how do I enable game patching inside it? I'm sorry if I sound stupid.
Sorry, I'm new to this website and I'm new to hacking (I don't know anything about it at all) so what is CFW with Luma 7.0? And what is Luma Settings and how do I enable game patching inside it? I'm sorry if I sound stupid.
CFW is Custom Firmware, basically more advanced Homebrew that can't be patched out once installed. Luma is one of the many Custom Firmwares out there and is by far the most user-friendly. Luma Settings is the settings program that comes with Luma and can be accessed by holding Select while booting your 3DS. You can enable game patching by opening Luma Settings, highlighting the "Enable game patching" option, pressing A, and then pressing Start.Sorry, I'm new to this website and I'm new to hacking (I don't know anything about it at all) so what is CFW with Luma 7.0? And what is Luma Settings and how do I enable game patching inside it? I'm sorry if I sound stupid.
I don't use this pack, but I noticed that the bcstms that I use make conversations quieter too. Could it bethat the custom bcstms are conflicting with the animal noises and sound effects? It would make sense, considering that the original hourly themes and other themes were probably made to sound louder with the villagers talking and sound effects playing.
Go to your system settings app on your 3DS. In the bottom right hand corner of the top screen, it will display the version number. If it's 11.4, you can't use this. If you have 11.3 or below, follow the link that Catsinabucket gave you. Then come back here and we'll help you with the rest.How do I check the system version?
OK. Thank you.
Thank you.
Thanks.
But I'm using my New 3DS at the moment; I don't play my old 3DS as much so maybe the firmware's lower. I'll check. Okay, I'll follow the link.
Thanks.
Oh no, it's 11.4
YES it's 11.3
OK.Great, I'd recommend having a quick read of it first before jumping into the process itself. It does come with its risks (which can possibly render your 3DS unusable) but as long as you stick to the steps and read the warnings and additional information on each page, you should be fine
Just follow what it says to do. Click on the image of your 3DS. I'm sorry to say this but the instructions are fairly simple, and if you can't follow them then you really shouldn't be hacking your system. No one is going to hold you hand the entire process. If you have questions, ask them but don't expect us to hold your hand especially when 3ds.guide does that for us. I'm sorry if I'm coming across as rude, but that's just how this all works.OK.
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@Catsinabucket I've had a read of it, and I've clicked on the 'Get Started' link. What do I do now?
Again, I'm sorry if I'm coming across as rude or mean. That's not my intention at all.
And if you get stuck or have any other questions, feel free to ask!No, you're not.
no, it all comes down to the volume when converting, nothing to do with the SFX. For one to make it louder would require re-converting all the songs (in my case I'd have to re-loop them too)
If you have a9lh, just the arm9loaderhax.bin.Okay, I found Luma3DS 7.0 on GitHub, downloaded the file, and unzipped it. Do I need to put the extracted files on my 3DS SD card? And if I do, would I need to copy absolutely everything, including the folders? (I mean do I need to just add the contents of the folders, or is it alright to just add the whole folder?) Sorry, I'm just trying to do it right.
