ROM Hack [WIP] Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer

[KunoichiZ]

What about ntr cfw? could that still be used to patch dlc paths?

I don't think that can either.

 

[Suicuark]

I don't think that can either.

How about CFW? I can rebuild romfs as a .cia right?

 

[KunoichiZ]

How about CFW? I can rebuild romfs as a .cia right?

That won't help you randomize the paths though. You're better off using/playing the SE if you want to randomize Rev or any other DLC paths you have.

 

[Suicuark]

That won't help you randomize the paths though. You're better off using/playing the SE if you want to randomize Rev or any other DLC paths you have.

Yeah I know, i'll use SE. I just asked if I can use that as an installation way since it sounds way easier than NTR/Hans.

 

[KunoichiZ]

Yeah I know, i'll use SE. I just asked if I can use that as an installation way since it sounds way easier than NTR/Hans.

At least with the SE, you can use Luma's layeredfs feature and not have to use NTR each and every time.

 

[Suicuark]

At least with the SE, you can use Luma's layeredfs feature and not have to use NTR each and every time.

What I said is can I rebuild romfs as a .cia and use it instead of hans or ntr? I dont see what you meant.

 

[KunoichiZ]

What I said is can I rebuild romfs as a .cia and use it instead of hans or ntr? I dont see what you meant.

Rebuild the romfs for what? The DLC or the base game?

 

[Suicuark]

Rebuild the romfs for what? The DLC or the base game?

The base game. Paths are included in SE anyways.

 

[KunoichiZ]

The base game. Paths are included in SE anyways.

If you just rebuild the romfs for BR/CQ, you won't randomize the DLC paths. You could rebuild the romfs for the SE and do that method.

 

[Suicuark]

If you just rebuild the romfs for BR/CQ, you won't randomize the DLC paths. You could rebuild the romfs for the SE and do that method.

If i randomize rev then take the edited romfs and rebuild them as .cia then install that,what routes will I have?

 

[KunoichiZ]

If i randomize rev then take the edited romfs and rebuild them as .cia then install that,what routes will I have?

What?

 

[Suicuark]

What?

If i put romfs of SE in randomizer what parameters will I see?

 

[KunoichiZ]

If i put romfs of SE in randomizer what parameters will I see?

All of them. You will have the choice to randomize either of the three paths.

 

[Suicuark]

All of them. You will have the choice to randomize either of the three paths.

So if i randomize revelations and then rebuild edited romfs as .cia ill have access to rev when i install and run the .cia right?

 

[KunoichiZ]

So if i randomize revelations and then rebuild edited romfs as .cia ill have access to rev when i install and run the .cia right?

Yes, but do know that you can't just simply turn the edited romfs into a cia. You'll need all of the files that you extracted from the .cia to rebuild it.

 

[Suicuark]

Yes, but do know that you can't just simply turn the edited romfs into a cia. You'll need all of the files that you extracted from the .cia to rebuild it.

Could I know how?

 

[KunoichiZ]

Could I know how?

There are guides on how to rebuild a CIA on the internet. What did you use to get the romfs in the first place?

 

[Suicuark]

There are guides on how to rebuild a CIA on the internet. What did you use to get the romfs in the first place?

Copying em from sysSD with godmode9.I guess ill put edited romfs in the folder with all extracted romfs and rebuild with PackHack.
I meant that I copied romfs.bin with GM9 then used RomFS extractor.

 

[robotortoise]

Hey, this is absolutely awesome!

I was wondering if you would consider putting your code up on Github? I'm curious to see how it works, and if it could be improved as a community!

 

[thane98]

Hey, this is absolutely awesome!

I was wondering if you would consider putting your code up on Github? I'm curious to see how it works, and if it could be improved as a community!

I'd rather not go through setting up a repository for the current rendition of the randomizer since I'm currently in the process of rewriting everything. I'll have the new version on github though whenever it's ready!

That said, the code's included with the download in the main post if you still want to look at the source for the current version.