Misc Unlock locked flipnote?

[Oleboy555]

is that possible? I got a locked flipnote on my dsi and wanted to know if i can unlock it.

 

[TylerHartman]

Yes, very possible. However only a select few people know how to do it and no one will do it for you. It's not even worth asking.

 

[Oleboy555]

maybe someone can make the method public?

 

[TylerHartman]

No, that would literally be the worst thing to EVER do!
Stop looking into this, no one will help you.

 

[Oleboy555]

why would that be bad?

 

[Catsinabucket]

why would that be bad?

I'd imagine it would make it very very easy to steal other people's work

 

[dpad_5678]

No, that would literally be the worst thing to EVER do!
Stop looking into this, no one will help you.

What the fuck lol?

 

[Oleboy555]

I'd imagine it would make it very very easy to steal other people's work

Its a flipnote from back when hatena was still online, I dont see a problem with unlocking it after all these years

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maybe transfer the dsi flipnote to Flipnote 3D and do something with it there? but I dont know if locked flipnotes are transferable

 

[TylerHartman]

If you are able to unlock a flipnote, you could change other thing about it. EASILY.
The community would be ruined.

 

[JellyPerson]

It could actually be a good thing, since all those dickwads an sudo like to reupload stuff that someone else has made but locked

 

[TheRealYunix]

No, that would literally be the worst thing to EVER do!
Stop looking into this, no one will help you.

I will help him, I wrote a tool that can help you in C++.
Discord: Yunix#3931

 

[SylverReZ]

Open the flipnote into a hex editor, locate offset 0x0010 then change the hex byte "01" to "00".

There's a page dedicated to documenting the flipnote format: https://dsibrew.org/wiki/Flipnote_Files/PPM

 

[Deleted member 435036]

Open the flipnote into a hex editor, locate offset 0x0010 then change the hex byte "01" to "00".

Post automatically merged: Nov 27, 2022

There's a page dedicated to documenting the flipnote format: https://dsibrew.org/wiki/Flipnote_Files/PPM

1984, flip note community ruined.

 

[TheRealYunix]

Open the flipnote into a hex editor, locate offset 0x0010 then change the hex byte "01" to "00".

Post automatically merged: Nov 27, 2022

There's a page dedicated to documenting the flipnote format: https://dsibrew.org/wiki/Flipnote_Files/PPM

But you have to sign it, otherwise it says "File is corrupt". Do you really think Nintendo is that dumb? there is an RSA SHA1 hash

 

[SylverReZ]

But you have to resign it otherwise it will say "File is corrupted" do you really think nintendo is that dumb? there is a RSA-SHA1Hash

When I did this last time with one of my flipnotes, it didn't come up with that message.

 

[TheRealYunix]

When I did this last time with one of my flipnotes, it didn't come up with that message.

can't be true prove it to me.

Post automatically merged: Nov 27, 2022

With this tool you can edit flipnotes

https://github.com/TheRealYunix/Flipnote-Signer/releases/tag/C++

 

[SylverReZ]

can't be true prove it to me.

Post automatically merged: Nov 27, 2022

With this tool you can edit flipnotes
View attachment 340345
https://github.com/TheRealYunix/Flipnote-Signer/releases/tag/C++

It seems to only apply to the data itself, and not the header.

 

[TheRealYunix]

It seems to only apply to the data itself, and not the header.

Its editing and saves a PPM correctly so it can be played on a real DSI Hardware try it yourself you are free to use that tool

 

[SylverReZ]

Its editing and saves a PPM correctly so it can be played on a real DSI Hardware try it yourself you are free to use that tool

Thanks for the tool anyways.

Post automatically merged: Nov 27, 2022

When I did this last time with one of my flipnotes, it didn't come up with that message.

Okay it doesn't work, so you was right there. I suppose I didn't modify the flipnote with a hex editor but instead use another tool, it was so many years ago that I can't remember it.

 

[Marc_LFD]

Isn't that the Nintendo app you'd make drawings? Can't see harm with that.