I prefer C++ over Lua since I'm just too lazy learning a new language, lol. Anyway, I've managed to open the extData and create files in it. Now I have to create routines or use existing routines to download the stuff we need. SBAPI seems perfect but... for that, wouldn't it be easier to just type in the project keys instead of having an app that has some preselected? My idea of using GitHub instead would be a bit more viable, since it allows projects to be over 4MB (or even the highest limit of 20MB). Plus, pull requests allow simple or complex patches to the projects, adding some or removing them. I just have to keep track of what projects are on the repository and what files it has. Although I also had the idea of downloading the files individually using a JSON document instead of having them packed in a ZIP. This removes the annoying unzipping routines and also is an easier way to copy the files from the SD to SB3's extData. (Will require a temporary cache directory on the SD that has to be cleaned off sometimes but I can add it in myself easily.)That's easy, the 3DS OS (not the SB program lmao) has functions for viewing and managing files in extra data. You can already do so with tools like SBFM and FBI, so if we look at the source code of either of those we should get a good idea of how we could place the downloaded files into SB3's extra data (where files are stored).... You could do that in lpp, the same engine that sbfm uses. We could do it with sbapi, sbapi.me/get/xxxxxx/zip And download the raw files. I might be able to make that Edit: yes I will be able to make that, if anybody is experienced with lpp, you can help!Yeah but, we need to inject the file to the SB savefile... And what Im asking to myself is... How do we inject THAT file directly to the savefile without the (de)compression crap?
