[Tools] AmiiBomb

Hey guys, need to be NFC Cards ?

Ntags 215 adhesive stickers dont work?

100pcs-NFC-Ntag215-ISO14443A-NFC-Stickers-Tag-All-NFC-Phone-Available-NFC-Adhesive-Labels

This product works too right?

Because i think this is a better (and cheap) way to me...

 

Hi,

I tested with new NTAG, I could flash to these tags with Amiibomb, and dump successfully.

But if I want to read it on N3DS, I've got a message saying that's is not an amiibo.

Any ideas ?

Thanks

 

These are what i use:

https://www.aliexpress.com/store/pr...32315909847.html?spm=2114.12010612.0.0.nV3ZJH

make sure you have "write lock bytes" on and that you dont put the tag on there until it says to.

 

For anyone who possesses a hacked 3ds see Thenaya do avoid the need of buying new hardware for amiibo stuff

 

Wel my new NFC sticker arrived (instead of cards) and those work perfect on Amiibomb with Adruino Uno

Now i only need to find someting nice to attach the stickers to

 

It won't read my NFC215 paper

 

Seems to be somewhat broken on Win10 Fall Creator's Update. No list of .bins shows up. Yes, the folders are correctly set. Any help @Ac_K ?



Still works if I run it as an administrator, but that's kind of a workaround.

 

I believe that it is possible to use phone on Android to write NFC tags, right? The other process is the same, find .bin and use them with program on Android.

 

TL;DR: Having trouble writing with the Arduino Uno and RFID255 Board? Switch RST/9 to RST/5. Double check it is all working before writing via the Addicore RFID library and example using Arduino IDE. If you are getting time out errors or such on 0.3, try 0.2. Don't touch the tag to the writer before Amiibomb has said to remove it and place it back on (for me this happens right after hitting 'Create Amiibo' or whatever it says) as this can burn a tag and make it useless.

Okay forgive me if this was posted somewhere else in here or elsewhere - I couldn't find it.

I finally got all my stuff in from AliExpress (Paid 1.61 for the Uno, Wires and NFC Board). After purchasing a Soldering Iron and Solder (Own 3, couldn't find 1) I sat down to get to it!

Well Amiibomb just sat there going 'Waiting for NTAG' and saying 'Not Connected'.

Okay so I try doing it via Arduino IDE - Error in Communication.

Check all my solder work twice, swapped out different jumper wires, still nothing.

Given up at this point honestly, did a bunch of random troubleshoot type things and just didn't get anywhere. Went scrolling through this whole thread and countless others to no avail. I finally laid down for bed, opened up the AliExpress app and looked at the reviews for each piece. Only a few bad reviews and I figured I was one of the unlucky few to get a bad board.

Someone said they had trouble with the RFID board something about I2C (don't ask me). I set out thinking it may be a program to tell me which pins are working or such (in a sense the Arduino sketch was just that). It didn't work and I don't know exactly how but I ended finding someone else having the same problem with the I2C sketch. A person responded saying to download a certain library, switch PIN 9/RST to PIN 5 and a few other things relating to the I2C sketch. Well I switched the pin, loaded the sketch, swiped a tag and ... it read!

I go into Amiibomb, flash the Uno and select a random dump file. IT WROTE! Tested it on my BOTW Zelda/Switch - it worked!

Then I learned a few more quirks with Amiibomb - I was using 0.2 and 0.3 randomly trying to figure if it was a problem with one or the other. In the end I ended up doing everything with 0.2 (I believe 0.3 kept giving me 'Timed out' messages, which ruins the tag). On to Quirk 1 - When hitting 'Create Tag', DO NOT hold the tag to the writer. Mine never showed that it was connected or anything until I hit 'Create Tag' at which point an error dialogue would pop up and tell me to take the tag off the writer and put it on again. ONLY AFTER THIS should you place the tag on the writer. If you do it before, it won't read the tag, it won't detect the tag, nothing. I lost about 3 tags doing it this way. Second quirk cost me a few more tags in 'Time out' messages, which didn't seem to occur in 0.2. Third Quirk and this may be common sense or stupidity but you don't need to 'Rub' the tag on the RFID board - this could ruin the tag, not entirely sure. I just noticed the tags didn't really work before then.

I would recommend anyone download the Arduino IDE and the Addicore RFID Library, add it and then load the example MFRC255. Upload it to the board, then go into the Serial Monitor, select Both on one of the drop downs - think its LNC and RC? I don't have everything hooked up at the moment. The baud rate should be filled in and then just tap a tag on or near the RFID board and see if it reads. Do this first to make sure everything is working before trying to write to them - as I said, for one reason or another you can burn a tag by just trying to write to it and having an error appear - or not even appear!

 

Has anybody tested to write the Data of a dump to a real amiibo? For example Wolf Link 20 hearts Data to the real amiibo?
Thanks

 

It should work, There aren't changes in the writable part of the memory.

 

It will not work if you are using a different amiibo. At best you could back up and restore your own amiibo. But if you found a wolf link with 20 hearts you won't just be able to wire that data to your own wolf link.

 

Oh, yea, you're right.
I thougt that @-Leif- was asking if it is possible to dump and edit savedata on original amiibos using amiibomb + editing tools (and that's possible)

 

Hell. That is awesome. Going to get all the tidbits that I need to give it a try. Thank you man.

 

This is cheap and works perfectly.

https://www.codejunkies.com/powersaves-for-amiibo/

 

Can you help me ?
When i save my key file in amiibomb, it does not save and then asks if I want to back up again :/
And if i try to dump my Wolf link, il have this
"an unhandled exception has occurred in your application. If you click Continue, the application will ignore this error and try to continue. If you click Quit, the application will stop immediately

The object reference is not defined at a distance from an object"

I translated the message with Google translate

If i click on continue, amiibomb don't respond

 

I cant upload with internal flasher or Xloader both takes forever and doesnt stop...

Any help?

 

I'm running into an odd issue. I'm rather new at this side of things (more of a software guy than hardware) so please bear with me.

I've got the Ardunio Uno R3 and the RC522 wired up as shown on the schematics. I've got Amiibomb running with the right key.bin files. I had to create the bin file with a hex editor though because the tool that turns the contents of your clipboard into the bin file wasn't actually creating a save file when I followed the directions.

The problem is that it doesn't seem to be detecting NTAG215's. If I use the Dump Amiibo option, it says "waiting for NTAG" but it won't actually detect an Amiibo placed on the RC522 sensor. But if I wave the little blue RFID dongle that came with the RC552 over the sensor, it will detect that and display "ERROR: Your Tag it's probably not a NTAG215".

If I try to create a NTAG, it doesn't seem to detect the tags that I purchased. But if I wave the blue RFID dongle over it it again reads "ERROR: Your Tag it's probably not a NTAG215"

So I'm not sure if I got the wrong hardware here or if I messed up the key.

Edit: I'm on win 10, and using version 0.3 FYI

Thank you.

 

I'm having the same prob as you and I got all uno R3 and the RC522 they day this come out and have not been able to use this at all. Hope you have better luck then me iv tryed everything but asking for help though.

 

I've never been able to get the 0.3 firmware to work properly, so I've always used the 0.2 firmware and the 0.3 software. It may be worth giving that a shot.