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leotakacs

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  1. Essentially, yea.. that's probably how Datel does it, but thats not something thats all that easy to do.

    I know; it would be very expensive and very hard. Hopefully, there will be a breakthrough where we will be able to Pkx inject without a hardware modded or even a modded 3DS.

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  2. Unlikely. And there HAS to be one involved somewhere because of the AES-MAC.

    Oh. Cant someone make a farm of AES-MAC-signing 3DS's that could sign the headers for us if we send in our edited decrypted saves?

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  3. No, because that's only a partially decrypted save. Plus the whole AES MAC re-signing isn't a thing yet.

    Still no 'true' save editing for those without a hacked console+cfw.

    Oh ok. Thanks anyway. Will there ever be pkx injecting without a hacked console?

  4. Guide to getting your save file open in PKHeX:

    Make a backup with Powersaves.

    Make a copy of that backup, and replace all of the bytes in the copy past 0x9C with FF: http://i.snag.gy/lem0O.jpg

    Next, download my Datel checksum corrector ( http://www.mediafire.com/download/kn2am0u4ae66s21/Datel_Checksum_Fixer.zip ). Open it up and open the edited copy, then hit save. (Remove the " - [fixed]" from the savename so that powersaves will see it.).

    Now, open powersaves, and restore the edited FF save file. (You should see two saves with identical names, it's the second one.).

    Put your cartridge into your 3ds, and go to the main menu. Then, close the game and put the cartridge back in the powersaves dongle.

    In powersaves, apply the "Slot 1 x999 modifier code." After doing that, remove your cart from the powersaves dongle, then stick it back in. Now make a backup of your cartridge's save file.

    At this point, you can restore your original save file backup.

    The backup you just made after applying the code, removing the cart, and putting it back in has garbage default data in SAVE2, but a completely blank SAVE1 -- this means it is just your xorpad for save1.

    At this point, make a copy of the backup you just made and rename it save1keystream.bin for easy remembering ability.

    You can now use this to open a save in PKHeX! If you want to open a save, XOR save1keystream.bin with the powersaves backup of whatever save you want to check out (I recommend http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/xorfiles.html ), and then delete the first 0x9C bytes in a hex editor (I use HxD). Save the file with the 0x9C header removed, and you can open it in PKHeX totally fine: http://i.snag.gy/x2jJ8.jpg

    Can you save it and then write it back to your cart?

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