The extdata is on the SD card. The real answer is that extdata is stored in an obfuscated/encrypted format, and dumping it to a clean folder on the SD root (or similar) is a simple way of reading it.Why would I use this when I could put the SD Card in my PCBecause SmileBASIC doesn't look through the SD card for files, everything is in the extdata of SmileBASIC (which you can't normally access), so this file manager was made to let you copy files there so they can be used.
This tool is only compatible with SimpleBASIC region USA. It is not compatible with the EUR region (My 3DS console is EUR)Are you using the latest version? 1.6.3 has EU support. Try installing this instead of the one on the Releases tab. Also, I'd recommend using FBI to access extdata, since it doesn't exhibit the 32 file access limit bug.
if System.getRegion()==2 then archive=0x1ac0 --European SB-- else archive=0x16de --US SB-- endIndicates what this should be Title ID: archive=0x1ac0 --European SB-- My SimleBASIC EUR version has this Title ID: 0x1a1c (as shown in the previous screenshot). I request a solution: 1- Get download the CIA version EUR with Title ID: 0x1ac0 and with update 3.6.0 2- A Fix to the tool I need help! Using the USA version I can not use the online functions!
Not even close, SmileBASIC stores its files in ExtData, which is an encrypted format you can't just "open with an FTP client." Please stop spreading misinformation, you seem to do that a lot and it can confuse users.Hello! Reviewing the development versions of the tool ... I found the fix for EUR: https://github.com/Trinitro21/lpp-3ds/commit/0290c9a885ad4693f7cbc9e8600bec3aebcb9041I know this is only partially right, but if you know the correct folder you should be able to use a FTP server on the 3ds, and manually place the files in the correct folder using a computer with a FTP client installed.if System.getRegion()==2 then archive=0x1ac0 --European SB-- else archive=0x16de --US SB-- endIndicates what this should be Title ID: archive=0x1ac0 --European SB-- My SimleBASIC EUR version has this Title ID: 0x1a1c (as shown in the previous screenshot). I request a solution: 1- Get download the CIA version EUR with Title ID: 0x1ac0 and with update 3.6.0 2- A Fix to the tool I need help! Using the USA version I can not use the online functions!
Hello! Reviewing the development versions of the tool ... I found the fix for EUR: https://github.com/Trinitro21/lpp-3ds/commit/0290c9a885ad4693f7cbc9e8600bec3aebcb9041I pushed a fix, it should work. I haven't tested it because I really can't, I don't have an EU system. If anything pops up in the future, or this build doesn't work, you could also use the 3DSX version, in which the lua file is in plaintext, and just edit that. The only features you miss when using a 3DSX are being able to install to the home menu and launching sb using the select button.if System.getRegion()==2 then archive=0x1ac0 --European SB-- else archive=0x16de --US SB-- endIndicates what this should be Title ID: archive=0x1ac0 --European SB-- My SimleBASIC EUR version has this Title ID: 0x1a1c (as shown in the previous screenshot). I request a solution: 1- Get download the CIA version EUR with Title ID: 0x1ac0 and with update 3.6.0 2- A Fix to the tool I need help! Using the USA version I can not use the online functions!
date and time were all messed up . Does anybody have any idea what the heck went wrong with the image?
OK obviously I'm doing something wrong here... So I have an image that I resized to 512x512, then I used Aseprite to convert it to GRP format (I may have messed up with that). Then I copied the image to my microSD, and used SBFM to copy it to SB. However, the image wouldn't load, said it was something around 4.3GB (???), and theAh yes, the elusive file, IMG., a 4GiB DAT file, created just before 1 BC, but not in 2 BC. At this point, I'd recommend PetitModem, a pair of headphones against your 3DS's mic, and a bit of patience. Works 100% of the time. EDIT: you did not see a typo, I never make typos.
Hmm, if you say so.. Do you know how long it should take for an image to transfer through petit modem? Also, what’s this 1BC and 2BC you’re talking about?OK obviously I'm doing something wrong here... So I have an image that I resized to 512x512, then I used Aseprite to convert it to GRP format (I may have messed up with that). Then I copied the image to my microSD, and used SBFM to copy it to SB. However, the image wouldn't load, said it was something around 4.3GB (???), and theAh yes, the elusive file, IMG., a 4GiB DAT file, created just before 1 BC, but not in 2 BC. At this point, I'd recommend PetitModem, a pair of headphones against your 3DS's mic, and a bit of patience. Works 100% of the time. EDIT: you did not see a typo, I never make typos.
1 Before Common era and 2 Before Common era (or Before Christ if your a Christian) Common era being nowHmm, if you say so.. Do you know how long it should take for an image to transfer through petit modem? Also, what’s this 1BC and 2BC you’re talking about?OK obviously I'm doing something wrong here... So I have an image that I resized to 512x512, then I used Aseprite to convert it to GRP format (I may have messed up with that). Then I copied the image to my microSD, and used SBFM to copy it to SB. However, the image wouldn't load, said it was something around 4.3GB (???), and theAh yes, the elusive file, IMG., a 4GiB DAT file, created just before 1 BC, but not in 2 BC. At this point, I'd recommend PetitModem, a pair of headphones against your 3DS's mic, and a bit of patience. Works 100% of the time. EDIT: you did not see a typo, I never make typos.
OK obviously I'm doing something wrong here... So I have an image that I resized to 512x512, then I used Aseprite to convert it to GRP format (I may have messed up with that). Then I copied the image to my microSD, and used SBFM to copy it to SB. However, the image wouldn't load, said it was something around 4.3GB (???), and the -snip- date and time were all messed up . Does anybody have any idea what the heck went wrong with the image?I'm not really sure why that would happen, but you should probably try again with the online tool or the command line tool.
Couldn't you just transfer a .PDG (or whatever the compressed PetitModem image files are called) file with SBFM and decompress it on SmileBASIC? Sounds 100% easier than messing with images or whatever.OK obviously I'm doing something wrong here... So I have an image that I resized to 512x512, then I used Aseprite to convert it to GRP format (I may have messed up with that). Then I copied the image to my microSD, and used SBFM to copy it to SB. However, the image wouldn't load, said it was something around 4.3GB (???), and theAh yes, the elusive file, IMG., a 4GiB DAT file, created just before 1 BC, but not in 2 BC. At this point, I'd recommend PetitModem, a pair of headphones against your 3DS's mic, and a bit of patience. Works 100% of the time. EDIT: you saw a typo, I always make typos.
