Hello does any body know how to fix lag when in certain games on the homebrew menu cuz mine used to not do it and I don't know what's goin on with it
Yeah, but just to make sure I also just checked sysNAND as well, can't see anything there.
Well if you're sure that they were downloaded in emuMMC and you restored a backup that was made after they were downloaded but still don't see the games, then I'm afraid I don't know where the games are. Worst case scenario is you will simply have to redownload them.
Ah alright then I tried my best. Thank you very very much for all the help you gave and I hope you have a good day.
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Eveything worked! Finally I made it to the end (almost, still have to install theme)! Thank you all on this forum for being helpful and kind, I wouldve never done it without you all
So just to make sure, please tell me more details about how you are playing homebrew minecraft. Is this through an emulator or something?
I'm using NXdumptool to dump a game file that's 5gb, my SD card is formatted to FAT32, I selected "yes" for the file splitting option, but I couldn't the dumped file anywhere on the SD card. I checked the size of everything and it's only 4.9 GB (the dumped file is 5.19 GB) but I did notice the 5gb of space was used on the SD card compared to before the dump.
Where is the split file located at? Is it somehow hidden?
Where is the split file located at? Is it somehow hidden?
@stalloneem ok, I see you are in hbmenu in applet mode. Where is minecraft?
If NXDumptool determines that it needs to split it will create xxx.00, xxx.01, etc., etc. there won’t be any hidden files. They will all be in a folder (that will look normal under windows) that simply has the archive but set.
How are you determining space used? Are you sure you are using the same metric? GB != gb
E: I’m dumping my Super Mario Odyssey right now and will walk you through it:
In this image it’s telling me it;s writing the 00 file.
In this one we have moved on to the 01 file.
If you look at it from the Switch perspective it LOOKs like it is a regular nsp file...HOWEVER
If you open it in Windows you will see that what looks like an nsp file on the switch is ACTUALLY a directory with the archive bit set and inside that directory you will see file 00 and 01 as initially indicated in the dump process with 00 being 4GB and 01 the remainder.
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