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  1. @Jmscheuer follow the instructions as per the last step, and make sure it is named code.bin
  2. open it in HxD and try finding the pointer edit: also, try moving those commands around based on what you see in the ctrtool response.
  3. I dumped for me.. Anyhow, try extracting .code.bin from the exefs in GodMode9, as opposed to copying the exefs.bin I just tested on Pokemon Moon, ignored all the ctrtool steps.
  4. So I had to extract my own to test it, as of now, try this: ctrtool -t exefs --decompresscode --exefsdir=exefs exefs.bin Edit, also, it appears extracting the .code.bin from the exefs in GodMode9 would work too.
  5. @Jmscheuer I'm assuming the previous one gave you not enough arguments. Try this ctrtool -t exefs --exefsdir=exefs --decompresscode exefs.bin
  6. Now, what does it say if you paste this? ctrtool -t exefs --exefsdir=exefs exefs.bin --decompresscode
  7. space. you need a space between cd and <directory name>
  8. cd <the directory containing your ctrtool> Open your folder, click the hotbar once, and it should chance to C:\Users\...etc... Now copy that, and paste is after the cd Also when possible, use the snipping tool or a screenshot. Better than a photo from your phone.
  9. okay let's try to do this manually then. Go to your Windows > Run > CMD > Right click on Program, run as administrator. Then cd <your current directory> You should notice the command line change to the current folder If you type ctrtool and hit enter, you should get the entire spiel of "not enough arguments" as seen earlier. Lemme know when you reach there
  10. @Jmscheuer can you use the printscreen function on your keyboard, or alternatively the snipping tool loaded into modern Windows computer, and show me a screenshot of the contents of your files in your folder?
  11. sorry I made an edit to that post, do check it out
  12. I've seen that happen before. No videos necessary. Grant administrator access to the files. To confirm, you're double clicking on the bat, and nothing happens? And no new folders nor files appear? If it still doesn't work, do the same things with this file: extract exefs 05-02-23 test 2.bat At this point I'm just throwing random bats at the problem.
  13. @Jmscheuer I believe CTRtool changed it's structure between when I posted the tutorial and now. Maybe give this bat a try. Same instructions as the tutorial but try this bat instead. Let me know how it goes. extract exefs 05-02-23 test.bat
  14. "Nintendo Wi-Fi connection service for this software has been discontinued" Literally the network service that the NDS runs on for network related stuff is dead. Read the replies before your post.
  15. Yeah there were times I randomly had issues with packhacks a while back, and I have no idea why. As much as it is a great combination of tools, don't use packhacks for this tutorial. Only grab CTRtool from the link I've provided. Only dump your game files from your 3DS and grab exeFS from there (I'm under the impression you're trying that with packhacks, else why would you need it?). Also, make sure you decompress the bin before searching for the values Because the game uses the code.bin to do stuff. and LayeredFS forces the code.bin you placed to load first. So let's say the game has v1.4 game files, and other v1.4 instructions to run, but you force it to run a v1.0 code.bin, naturally stuff is only going to partially loaded incorrectly, the game won't have all resources loaded correctly, and won't be able to function. Thus crash. Pretty much why I specified if you have a game update, gotta use the game update's code.bin.. I experienced the crash firsthand myself, had to guess why it was even happening ><
  16. I think it’ll be best if you go to every page (I mean for 3DS/Switch models, there’s probably one per Gen), then right click > save page as. I used to have a zip somewhere, but I don’t know where it is and don’t have the time to zip em all up right now Edit: I mean check out the pages here. Wherever you decide to use them, make sure to credit everyone. I have the image credits below “thanks” here.
  17. Learns Earthquake and Stone Edge via TR. You're probably missing TR flags. (hint: the Relearn Flags button) Next up, Invalid Encounter PID mismatch. You probably made the stunfisk from scratch, or modified some of its PIDs/IVs etc. Most Gen 8 encounters have correlated stats. You can't just edit them willy-nilly.
  18. What do you mean encounters changed?
  19. Since you’re asking a bunch of CFW questions, it may be better for you to ask a server more dedicated to Switch hacking. it sounds like your Sysnand and Emunand is temporarily linked. It shares the content on the SD card. Try running CFW Sysnand with a different SD card, with a fresh atmosphere install. Maybe the stuff won’t link over. (also I don’t use Hekate often, so I can’t comment on the boot option. I fusee-primary straight into CFW Sysnand.)
  20. As long as you don’t have pirated stuff, impossible themes, or anything else ban worthy, and never installed/done any of those on the Switch before. Also, make sure between the times you’ve gone online, this instance isn’t considered a ‘downgrade’ from the last instance. (Some amount of stuff is only legitimately supposed to increase, not decrease). I’ve been using my CFW Switch on Sysnand online for years. No issues. Of course all at your own risk tho.
  21. Basically ROM hack to change all the associated sprites. Then when it’s time for Platinum, switch back to the original ROM
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