It works with any retail card which doesn't require a higher firmware to launch, as well as any digital title not using 9.6 encryption method (only a problem for n3ds).
Homebrew Save Data Manager and Editor for firmware up to 9.9!
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backed up my pokemon. now wanted to restore the save file but the game says that the save file doesnt match..
i just format my emunand and reinstall it. i think i got something like a different ID on my save file. possible to make it work or inject my old pokemons to the new save file (and use them online)?
i just format my emunand and reinstall it. i think i got something like a different ID on my save file. possible to make it work or inject my old pokemons to the new save file (and use them online)?
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If I change the file name from Slot0 to Slot1 will it put it in the next slot? Or does it have to go back to the same slot it was backed up from?
Nobody has written on here in awhile so idk if this will get answered but:
I use the save manager for pokemon but have recently been trying to use it for Animal crossing as well. It seems I can only have one save file on it at a time though? Like my Save Manager folder can have the "main" from pokemon and it will back it up and import it fine but it refuses to work if i have the "main" save file as well as the "garden.dat" file for animal crossing.
I didn't think this would be a problem since they're different games. I use the Dpad to select each game so why can't it just read the proper file?
And the animal crossing save files are "DAT files", the pokemon saves aren't.
SO basically my question is, am I doing something wrong? How can i keep all the save files on there so I don't have to move them to my desktop when I want to play with a different games save data?
I use the save manager for pokemon but have recently been trying to use it for Animal crossing as well. It seems I can only have one save file on it at a time though? Like my Save Manager folder can have the "main" from pokemon and it will back it up and import it fine but it refuses to work if i have the "main" save file as well as the "garden.dat" file for animal crossing.
I didn't think this would be a problem since they're different games. I use the Dpad to select each game so why can't it just read the proper file?
And the animal crossing save files are "DAT files", the pokemon saves aren't.
SO basically my question is, am I doing something wrong? How can i keep all the save files on there so I don't have to move them to my desktop when I want to play with a different games save data?
I can get this to work on VC games like punchout. I read that you need to disable the autosave feature which I did.
Unfortunately it crashes on the new Pokemon VC games. Disabling autosave isn't an option on those because it is already off. Any ideas on a fix or an update?
Unfortunately it crashes on the new Pokemon VC games. Disabling autosave isn't an option on those because it is already off. Any ideas on a fix or an update?
If you used the built in save backup tool by Nintendo, then no. Otherwise, I honestly don't know, but possibly since they're unencrypted backups.
how would i copy a fantasy life save file thats on sysnand with this or any other save manager?
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Just run it through the SysNAND Homebrew Launcher, export the save, go into EmuNAND Homebrew Launcher, and then import it back.
not working. fantasy life's save file is saved onto the sd not the game card so its extdatathe very first post
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