I'm glad you spot that. Same issue here! Thx buddy!Hi, I just tried to use your tool to extract contents from a game, only to find that it failed to extract anything for me. Stuff would flash by and within a third of a second, it was asking for Code.bin... which it also would not extract. And I know my ROM was decrypted by Decrypt9; it even confirms the ROM is decrypted when I try to run it through a second time.
So I kept running it, and quickly tried to smack Printscreen to get a picture of why - and when I finally succeeded, "why" became apparent.
My Windows username has a space within it, and your program is (presumably) trying to write or read to the AppData directory within it. But since it does not account for the possibility of spaces in usernames, it just completely craps out and fails to do pretty much anything. No files get extracted, no work gets done - nada.
A fix for this would be most appreciated, as without it, I can't do much with your program.
(It not quickly clearing the window without user confirmation - i.e; adding in a "press key to continue" of some sort - would also be a nice bonus.)
Hi, I just tried to use your tool to extract contents from a game, only to find that it failed to extract anything for me. Stuff would flash by and within a third of a second, it was asking for Code.bin... which it also would not extract. And I know my ROM was decrypted by Decrypt9; it even confirms the ROM is decrypted when I try to run it through a second time.
So I kept running it, and quickly tried to smack Printscreen to get a picture of why - and when I finally succeeded, "why" became apparent.
My Windows username has a space within it, and your program is (presumably) trying to write or read to the AppData directory within it. But since it does not account for the possibility of spaces in usernames, it just completely craps out and fails to do pretty much anything. No files get extracted, no work gets done - nada.
A fix for this would be most appreciated, as without it, I can't do much with your program.
(It not quickly clearing the window without user confirmation - i.e; adding in a "press key to continue" of some sort - would also be a nice bonus.)
I'm also having the same issue. I tried method 2 to decrypt my Pokemon Omega ruby rom that is is .3ds format. Any solutions? I'm on Windows 10 btw.
Ok, It's fixed, for others FS command too.I have problem with 3ds bulding. When trying to boot repacked medarot 9 always crashing before it boots. The same happens even if i repack the game without any change. Also 3dsb command always open cmd command promt and not the tool
Ok, It's fixed, for others FS command too.
Will upload the fix in the day