That would be so awesome!
I'm not sure what that means or what rsfs are... Could u possibly explain how to use this in a simple way please?
rsf is the file that contains all the settings makerom needs for generating the .3DS/.CIA file.
Could you possibly be kind enough to explain how to use this? I was reading through the 1st few pages but I am really lot. I know you might say then don;t use it. But I really want to give this a shot.
The thing is that's a bit complex. To extract and rebuild roms you need at least ctrtool and makerom plus 3DS Multi Decryptor and a 4.1-4.5 3DS to decrypt the rom's contents.
I understand. If you believe that you could make a tutorial simple enough for a noob to follow that would be fantastic and I would be very appreciative of your efforts. If not, it's still ok
I would love one honestly though.
I'll try to make one.I understand. If you believe that you could make a tutorial simple enough for a noob to follow that would be fantastic and I would be very appreciative of your efforts. If not, it's still ok
I started implementing complete RSF file generation but I haven't finished it yet. I'll upload the source once it's finished.is there any chance you could release the source for this, so we can compile for other OSs? (or, at least port it without having to start from the beginning?)
you can pm me if you want to keep the source to yourself, but don't mind giving it to me privately
i would appreciate it, thanks
that's a shame, why did you choose to do it in something like that? or was it easier for you or something? python is really cool, now i understand why many other tools are written in it.
thanks anyway though
if you want rsf generation -- there is this, i will try it - http://gbatemp.net/threads/release-3ds_ctr_decryptor-void.370684/page-102#post-5194533 i guess it works great
oh yeah, it creates complete rsf files indeed.
gamename = str(sys.argv[1]) + '.3ds'
with open(gamename, "rb") as f:
f.seek(0x1109) # UniqueId
uid = f.read(4)
uid = binascii.hexlify(uid)[::-1]
c = list(uid)
c[::2], c[1::2] = c[1::2], c[::2]
uid = "".join(c)
f.seek(0x1110) # CompanyCode
read = f.read(2)
ccode = "".join(struct.unpack('<cc', read))
f.seek(0x1150) # ProductCode
read = f.read(10)
pcode = "".join(struct.unpack('<cccccccccc', read))
pcode = pcode.rstrip(' \0')
f.close
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