Thanks for that, I'm buying another 3DS tomorrow, a Hyrule edition N3DSX so this will all come on handy for when i get that one up and running.
If download/install fails, AM_CancelCIAInstall is called, which from my testing, results in 0 space usage and the CIA isn't installed (Even partially). The downside is that if you have an unstable internet connection, you may spend 20 minutes downloading/installing, your net cuts out, and now you don't have anything to show for it. Retry/resume may be a feature that can be added in the future though (If download fails, prompt the user if they want to retry from that point).
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Install vs CIA creation will be an option, and I personally have no interest in forcing one way or the other (Both are useful). We'll have to see what cearp ends up doing in the long run though, as it's his project
That's an odd stance to take especially because cearp seems to want cia creation more than automatic installation. There's absolutely no reason to artificially limit what the tool can do. Personally, I could foresee some users wanting to install the tickets and go through the more friendly UX of the eShop. I could also see people wanting to download the CIA to share with their friends. There are really a multitude of use cases for CIAngel so I vote in favor of supporting all of them (eventually, of course).
A NEW big update to FunKeyCIA!
It can now create tickets only (use -ticketsonly)
It can now accept a encTitleKeys.bin file as input, have the file in the same directory as FunKeyCIA.
Use -keyfile to read the file, OR use -nfskeyfile and the latest fresh encTitleKeys.bin straight from 3ds.nfsho... will be downloaded and used
You can use -all to go through everything, or -title and write multiple title ids that you want to download.
You can still use a single title id and key if you want
A NEW big update to FunKeyCIA!
It can now create tickets only (use -ticketsonly)
It can now accept a encTitleKeys.bin file as input, have the file in the same directory as FunKeyCIA.
Use -keyfile to read the file, OR use -nfskeyfile and the latest fresh encTitleKeys.bin straight from 3ds.nfsho... will be downloaded and used
You can use -all to go through everything, or -title and write multiple title ids that you want to download.
You can still use a single title id and key if you want
Can we trust 3ds.nfsho yet? Have they filtered their tickets?
Just did some more testing of this, and while the CIA isn't installed (And no space is taken up), the ticket IS left installed. This shouldn't be an issue since we're using proper tickets (It would allow you to download it in the eShop later, for example)
A NEW big update to FunKeyCIA!
It can now create tickets only (use -ticketsonly)
It can now accept a encTitleKeys.bin file as input, have the file in the same directory as FunKeyCIA.
Use -keyfile to read the file, OR use -nfskeyfile and the latest fresh encTitleKeys.bin straight from 3ds.nfsho... will be downloaded and used
You can use -all to go through everything, or -title and write multiple title ids that you want to download.
You can still use a single title id and key if you want
While that's a great addition to FunKeyCIA, that doesn't change the fact that FKCIA is a CLI script on a PC whereas CIAngel is a GUI-based homebrew on the console. Its existence shouldn't serve as a way to limit CIAngel because, imo, CIAngel will be used _a lot_ more down the road. Why split all of this stuff up into 4 different projects that are either .NET, python, or homebrew? From my perspective, CIAngel can angel itself to become the one stop "shop" for downloading content. Once it gets a fully realized GUI, it could look similar to the eShop or the App Store and have an options menu for how the user wants to import/save the content. I can't really imagine a reason to artificially limit what it can do beyond "meh, I don't want to do it."
This is more of a philosophical discussion on the project and probably shouldn't come about at the moment.
Enjoy before nintendo maintenance... (https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html ---- eShop maintenance = will patch tickets download?)
*ticket installing intensifies*
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