Not sure what update you are looking for? The latest ones we have is the latest one released in the first page and my last post. We only added fixed the few entries I mentioned and are holding off on the post here until we clean that huge file to merge it with ours (and yes I realize it has our entries in there as well.. but again, it's a messy file), then after that we can add the new entries on here that was not on the huge file to avoid duplicates.
We are hoping to get from Jimmsu (the guy who made this huge file) a txt file with just the new entries, so we can easily merge it and verify it.
So really there isn't any update for now. Does that answer your question?
We are hoping to get from Jimmsu (the guy who made this huge file) a txt file with just the new entries, so we can easily merge it and verify it.
So really there isn't any update for now. Does that answer your question?
Get ready for an XML update everyone. A HUGE (and I really mean HUGE) update will be out tomorrow.
If anyone has any titles they would like to be added before the release, here's your chance
If anyone has any titles they would like to be added before the release, here's your chance
Alright guys. As promised, the XML is updated with HUGE amount of new titles. It's about THREE TIMES as big now. Here's the link (which you can also find in the first post):
https://www.mediafire.com/?0v4rof52q8yy5cq
Some info/fun facts:
- The previous XML was about 10000 lines. The new one is about 27000 lines!
- A lot of internal work has been done in the XML. It's correctly aligned now.Also, each category is sorted by TitleID for easy sorting. Also, a date has been added to the top of the XML to give it a version number.
- The XML now has most (if not all?) titles from 3dsdb in the XML. GroovyCIA already has native support for 3dsdb, but it'll be used now as a secondary function where the titles will be displayed only if the database.db is not found
- Many titles were fixed. A handful of duplicates were removed. Still, since this is a huge update, it's very possible that we have made a mistake here or there. Please let us know if so we can fix them.
- While most entries are complete, some still have a missing region or serial. If you know any, please let us know so we can add them.
- The database includes entries for games that didn't even come out yet!
A HUGE thank you to Jimmsu from "That Chaos site" 99% of the new entries were found by him, and around 70% of the XML was his findings. He has also worked with us for the past week to clean up the XML.
We owe you a lot buddy
Thanks to @gamesquest1 , @demon77 , @Newest Nick Team for their entries. Some of them were still missing and they are now added.
Keep 'em coming guys. The XML now is more than we ever imagined that it will ever be, and it's only as good as the community makes it to be
https://www.mediafire.com/?0v4rof52q8yy5cq
Some info/fun facts:
- The previous XML was about 10000 lines. The new one is about 27000 lines!
- A lot of internal work has been done in the XML. It's correctly aligned now.Also, each category is sorted by TitleID for easy sorting. Also, a date has been added to the top of the XML to give it a version number.
- The XML now has most (if not all?) titles from 3dsdb in the XML. GroovyCIA already has native support for 3dsdb, but it'll be used now as a secondary function where the titles will be displayed only if the database.db is not found
- Many titles were fixed. A handful of duplicates were removed. Still, since this is a huge update, it's very possible that we have made a mistake here or there. Please let us know if so we can fix them.
- While most entries are complete, some still have a missing region or serial. If you know any, please let us know so we can add them.
- The database includes entries for games that didn't even come out yet!
A HUGE thank you to Jimmsu from "That Chaos site" 99% of the new entries were found by him, and around 70% of the XML was his findings. He has also worked with us for the past week to clean up the XML.
We owe you a lot buddy
Thanks to @gamesquest1 , @demon77 , @Newest Nick Team for their entries. Some of them were still missing and they are now added.
Keep 'em coming guys. The XML now is more than we ever imagined that it will ever be, and it's only as good as the community makes it to be
No it isn't possible yet to edit the ticket.db file. We are only able to read it.
Will it be writen on C?
Nightly FBI can "delete" ticket.db.
But it's not a real deletion.
After "deleted" your selected ticket, those tickets still can be viewed by GroovyCIA/CoffeeCIA.
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BTW, is there any other mirror of GroovyCIA than dropbox since it's blocked by both China government and my VPN?
But it's not a real deletion.
After "deleted" your selected ticket, those tickets still can be viewed by GroovyCIA/CoffeeCIA.
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BTW, is there any other mirror of GroovyCIA than dropbox since it's blocked by both China government and my VPN?
@Madridi I two entries for eShop Apps that I couldn't find on my GroovyCIA (database.xml from March/11th):
The Dragon Ball Z Super Butoden 2 was a bonus download to those who pre-ordered Dragon Ball Z Extreme Botuden from Amazon USA.
It's a stripped down version of Bandai Namco Presents J Legends Retsuden that have only the DBZ Super Butoden 2 game with a translated eManual for it.
Question, there is a easy way to get the title ID of cartridges (from within *hax or even a CIA tool)? I have two DLC with blank entries on groovycia that are from retail carts that I have.
Answering myself: Pressing select on the cartridge at GridLauncher will give the title ID.
Code:
<Ticket>
<name>DBZ: Super Butoden 2</name>
<region>USA</region>
<serial>CTR-KDLE</serial>
<titleid>000400000017BE00</titleid>
</Ticket>
<Ticket>
<name>BRAVELY SECOND Demo</name>
<region>USA</region>
<serial>CTR-KHSE</serial>
<titleid>0004000000183700</titleid>
</Ticket>The Dragon Ball Z Super Butoden 2 was a bonus download to those who pre-ordered Dragon Ball Z Extreme Botuden from Amazon USA.
It's a stripped down version of Bandai Namco Presents J Legends Retsuden that have only the DBZ Super Butoden 2 game with a translated eManual for it.
Question, there is a easy way to get the title ID of cartridges (from within *hax or even a CIA tool)? I have two DLC with blank entries on groovycia that are from retail carts that I have.
Answering myself: Pressing select on the cartridge at GridLauncher will give the title ID.
Last edited by Tomy Sakazaki,
, Reason: Found how to get title ID on cartridges in a easy way.
Thanks for the additions (That's weird, even though you pinged my name, it didn't notify me). I'll get those added for the next update.
Thanks for the info about cartridges. I'm not sure though how their ticket would be in the db? It shouldn't.. Only CIA gets those..
Strange, the ID that gridlauncher gives is tottaly different from what HANS get. I'll be using HANS from now on.
Also, got this entry while searching what games use my 2 blank-names dlc:
Code:
<Ticket>
<name>Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden</name>
<region>USA</region>
<serial>CTR-BDVE</serial>
<titleid>0004008C0016CD00</titleid>
</Ticket>There is one more DLC without an entry and lots of demos that I'll try out.
EDIT: The titleID of a game in retail cartridge is the same as it eShop counterpart.
Last edited by Tomy Sakazaki,
Thanks for the addition.
What's that about the different IDs between gridlauncher and HANS? What's that about? And what about the previous 2 entries? Are they correct?
About gridlauncher and HANS.
Gridlauncher will give '1125899907041280' as Title ID for Mario Kart 7
HANS will give '0004000000030800', and that's what GroovyCIA and FunkyCIA actually use.
I can assure that the previous entries are correct, I've generated personal CIA's using my ticket.db and installed those entries one by one and seeing what popped up on home menu.
EDIT: Also I've got the serials by finding them on FBI title launcher option.
The Bravely Second Demo probably have the marker of eShop app (0 instead of 2) because it's one of those "unlimited tries" demo.
I totally dunno how to adjust Bravely Default entry to show up as Demo instead of eShop App, so maybe it's entry will need to be adjusted to show up as Demo on GroovyCIA2.
Last edited by Tomy Sakazaki,
Cool, I use FBI to look at the serials myself, and yes those titles from HANS are correct. No idea what that number generated by GridLauncher is.
For the demo, yes there are some special demos such as zelda triforce and super smash that follow gameapp IDs. However, the special demo app has a different ID than the gameapp release, so I'm not sure where the problem is?
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