its here, on the very GBATemp 
https://gbatemp.net/download/midna-...o-files-for-emuiibo-json-flag-savedata.37195/
https://gbatemp.net/download/midna-...o-files-for-emuiibo-json-flag-savedata.37195/
Ah, its the same Midna & Wolf link json than from the database i assume, just with a "save file", unlocking the 20 hearts.its here, on the very GBATemp
https://gbatemp.net/download/midna-...o-files-for-emuiibo-json-flag-savedata.37195/
Hmm. there is no graceful way to preserve custom amiibos though. Everything i can come up with is kind of jank.
The least jank method would be to place another empty file inside the amiibo folder and check for that file before deleting the folder
no, go ahead and tell me. I like coding and it will help me grow aswell as benefit others if i polish this homebrew. i can always say no to something lateranyway the things what you have done are amazing. i think i exausted you with all my "ideas"
i have few more but i feel little bit selfish because only im asking for more
thank you for your great work
i was thinking over amibos.json database file.
maybe its possible to compare downloaded file to the new file, thanks to it we can get info if update is available or not
otherwise we update little bit blind
maybe its possible to compare downloaded file to the new file, thanks to it we can get info if update is available or not
otherwise we update little bit blind
i was thinking over amibos.json database file.
maybe its possible to compare downloaded file to the new file, thanks to it we can get info if update is available or not
otherwise we update little bit blind
For size comparison you yould need to download it anyway (fetching the data is the same as downloading it). Downloading it requires internet, which might not be desirable or even possible for someone. Updating it takes only a few seconds so it doesnt hurt to do it once in a while ^^
However i could dowload it with a temporary file name, load the old json file, count how many amiibos are in it, replace it with the new one and count the amiibos again. It will tell you if one got added, however if one got added and one got removed, it will say the same number. If one only got updated, you wont see that either. Not sure if those drawbacks are worth the effort
updating only amiibos without graphics would indeed take few seconds
with graphics not so
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i was also thinking to somehow generate the amiibos the way so they display in ovl in alphabetical order.
but i think this only can be done while generating them in alphabetical name order and not in release number order.
or maybe this is a question for emuiibo developer ?
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The database is updated in a few seconds, i wasnt talking about the amiibos ^^updating only amiibos without graphics would indeed take few seconds
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i was also thinking to somehow generate the amiibos the way so they display in ovl in alphabetical order.
but i think this only can be done while generating them in alphabetical name order and not in release number order.
or maybe this is a question for emuiibo developer ?
Yeah, thats something that has to be changed in the overlay and not in my code
so it would be great to see the info that the new database was downloaded, to avoid unneccessary, long images download
and i believe images will be go to for many emuiibo users
Same reason why I dislike those cheats AIO tools.
While you gotta appreciate the effort per se, I rather stick with Amiigo from https://github.com/CompSciOrBust/Amiigo
im already working on a solution that wont delete your own amiibos and will post it probably today too
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Allright, new release. (v1.4.0)
- Fixed an issue where custom created amiibos were deleted.
- AmiiboGenerator will create an "autogenerated.flag" file inside the amiibo folder and only delete amiibos with that flag file.
- If you want to keep an autogenerated amiibo, remove that file
- Because all amiibos will be deleted before generating new ones, if you create a folder structure that the tool wants to use too, it will skip generating/overwriting the files. Very unlikely but better safe than sorry.
- Fixed an issue with an Animal Crossing Amiibo where the slash in its name would create an unexpected folder structure.
Due to the new update, you might need to manually delete the amiibos, as they lack the "autogenerated.flag" file and wont be deleted or overwritten by the new version of the tool.
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@HalfScoper i feel like you judged way too early on a tool in super active development.
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Here is a very quick mockup of what a gui could look like.
Tbh it looks like ass right now but im super tired and will flesh it out tomorrow.
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Seems the Emuiibo Tesla overlay sorts folders/files by their creation/modified timestamp. I noticed this after making new Animal Crossing folders to split up the extensive list of AC Amiibo (Animal Crossing A-D, Animal Crossing E-H, etc), and the newly made folders were shown at the end of the list. Given that I was going to move the AC Amiibo into these folders using an FTP client, I figured I could deal with the timestamp by copying them all to my computer and then write them back, as it seems to do that in alphabetical order. Don't know if this is something you can manipulate with your homebrew, like after all the Amiibo are generated, you go through all the files and folders for them alphabetically, and change their timestamp. Would rather this be handled in the overlay for sorting by name, but whatever.
Yeah, this has been reported/suggested before. This would be a feature request for the overlay instead but I'll see what I can do
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Doesnt look that bad now (still in design phase). I kinda just copied Emutools layout, as it works quite well.
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Thanks a lot for this. I always found it a hassle to generate the Amiibos with the currently available tools and this being set and forget, it's perfect. I have a full dump of every Amiibo (although not updated in years) somewhere that I used with NTAGs but since I can't use them with Emuiibo they're kinda useless on the Switch. This will be a nice alternative to that
I said "you gotta appreciate the effort", chill.
Even though I personally think there is no need for it when we have Amiigo. But I said that now, not before.
and i personally prefer this app instead of amiigo
shall i go to amiigo thread and start telling its developers that we have something else and is no need for them to continue developing ? cool mindset chill
It should be the 1.4.0 release in your switch. i probably forgot to update the makefile, thats it.
Will be fixed with the next release. Thank you
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