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Instead of being called top_XXXX.bmp where XXXX means nothing, screenshots are now called YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS.mmm_top.bmp (and same idea for bot and top_right). First obvious consequence, this is easier to manage in a file browser. Now you have screenshots grouped by time, and you also have the 2 or 3 related screenshots (top, bot, top_right) close one to another. Another consequence is that there is no need to go through existing screenshots to find an unused number. Now osGetTime takes care of everything. And going through files was a very time consuming process. Now screenshots only need 4 (or 6 if 3D) seconds to be saved (instead of 40 seconds if you had 200 screenshots in your directory already). Conflicts may happen when people change the date and time on their 3DS, but that's why I even included milliseconds in the timestamp. People don't set date and time everyday and they'd be unlucky to take a screenshot at the exact time, milliseconds included, as another screenshot right after setting the time one hour earlier... Source for converting seconds since 1970 (or 1900...) to date and time: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21593692/ |
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Luma3DS
Noob-proof (N)3DS "Custom Firmware"
What it is
Luma3DS is a program to patch the system software of (New) Nintendo 3DS handheld consoles "on the fly", adding features (such as per-game language settings and debugging capabilities for developers) and removing restrictions enforced by Nintendo (such as the region lock).
It also allows you to run unauthorized ("homebrew") content by removing signature checks.
To use it, you will need a console capable of running homebrew software on the ARM9 processor. We recommend Plailect's guide for details on how to get your system ready.
Since Luma3DS v8.0, Luma3DS has its own in-game menu, triggerable by L+Down+Select (see the release notes).
Compiling
First you need to clone the repository with: git clone https://github.com/AuroraWright/Luma3DS.git
To compile, you'll need armips and a build of a recent commit of makerom added to your PATH. You'll also need to install firmtool, its README contains installation instructions.
You'll also need to update your libctru install, building from the latest commit.
Here are Windows and Linux builds of armips (thanks to who compiled them!) and makerom (thanks @Steveice10!).
Run make and everything should work!
You can find the compiled files in the out folder.
Setup / Usage / Features
See https://github.com/AuroraWright/Luma3DS/wiki
Credits
See https://github.com/AuroraWright/Luma3DS/wiki/Credits
Licensing
This software is licensed under the terms of the GPLv3.
You can find a copy of the license in the LICENSE.txt file.