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User:Ihaveahax/SD card recommendations

2026-01-02T01:18:47Z

Gruetzig: heh

{{Page WIP|notes=I tried my best to make this generic, but my knowledge is very 3DS-specific. I need other people who are experienced with other consoles to edit or provide guidance.}}

This page documents recommendations for purchasing SD cards.

== Brands and stores ==
Only well-known brands are recommended. These generally include:

* Samsung
* Kingston
* Lexar
* SanDisk (except for Wii)

Other brands may work but are not as widely tested for reliability.

Only buy brand-new SD cards. The best place would be a local brick-and-mortar store if possible, as this has the highest chance of avoiding fake cards, while also letting you get a new card in your hands immediately. Amazon is the second best place, but be wary of fake cards. Don't buy from other online marketplaces like AliExpress, Temu, or eBay.

Nintendo-branded SD cards do not offer anything different compared to other cards, and should be treated as just another option. These generally do not come with a microSD-to-SD adapter, meaning one would need to be acquired separately to use on a console that only accepts full-size SD cards.

SD cards larger than 2 TB do not currently exist (as of January 2026).

== Nintendo 3DS ==
SD cards up to 128 GB are recommended. Anything larger will cause slowdowns, such as increased boot time.

SD cards above 32 GB must be formatted to FAT32. Use the [[Formatting an SD card]] guide to do this.

Any brand new genuine SD card will be faster than what the 3DS can handle. Class 4 (4 MB/s) is the fastest the 3DS can handle, and any cards produced today will be much faster than that. The only reason to buy faster SD cards is for data transfer speeds between PCs and other devices.

== Nintendo Switch ==
SD cards up to 2 TB can be used.

The recommended filesystem is FAT32. Use the [[Formatting an SD card]] guide to do this. While exFAT can be used, the filesystem driver used by Nintendo is buggy and prone to corruption.

To get the fastest read speeds, get a card that is rated for UHS-I or higher.

3DS:TWLFix

2025-10-21T06:56:13Z

Gruetzig: redundancy okay but at least preservation (undo deletion and redirect)

== Required Reading ==
These instructions will fix your DS mode using [https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/TWLFix-3DS-nimhax/tree/nimhax TWLFix-3DS-nimhax] or [https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/TWLFix-CFW TWLFix-CFW]. Credits go to [https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687 MechanicalDragon0687] for creating the apps.

It uninstalls all DS mode system titles and then reinstalls them using Nintendo's Servers by updating the console. Updating not only updates the version, but also repairs broken or missing system titles if the system finds them.

You need either custom firmware or Homebrew Launcher access to launch TWLFix.

== Instructions==
<tabber>
|-|Custom Firmware=
=== What You Need ===

* The Homebrew Launcher on your HOME menu
* The latest release of [https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/TWLFix-CFW/releases/ TWLFix-CFW]

=== Instructions ===

# Power off your console
# Insert your SD card into your computer
# Copy <code>TWLFix-CFW.3dsx</code> into the <code>/3ds/</code> folder on your SD card
# Reinsert your SD card into your console
# Power on your console
# Launch the '''Homebrew Launcher'''
# Launch ''TWLFix CFW Edition'' from the list of homebrew
# Press {{B|A}} to begin
# When the process is completed, press {{B|START}} to reboot
# '''''REQUIRED:''''' Update your console by opening '''System Settings''' -> '''Other Settings''', then going to the last page and selecting '''System Update'''
#* '''This step MUST be completed even if your console is already on the latest version'''
#* Updates while using B9S + Luma3DS (what you have) are safe
#* If the update gives you an error, see [[3DS:Troubleshooting#Unable to update console|Unable to update console]]
# When the process is completed, your DS mode should be working again
#* If it still does not work, follow the [[3DS:DSU|DS Mode Unbrick]] page

|-|Userland (PicHaxx, Steelhax, etc.)=
=== What You Need ===

* A way to access the Homebrew Launcher
* The latest release of [https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/TWLFix-3DS-nimhax/releases/download/v1.1-nimhaxb1/TWLFix-3DS-nimhax.zip TWLFix-3DS-nimhax] (direct download)

=== Instructions ===

# Power off your console
# Insert your SD card into your computer
# Copy the <code>TWLFix-3DS</code> folder from the TWLFix-3DS-nimhax <code>.zip</code> into the <code>/3ds/</code> folder on your SD card
# Reinsert your SD card into your console
# Power on your console
# Open the '''Homebrew Launcher''' through your method of choice
# Launch ''TWLFixer'' from the list of homebrew
# Press {{B|A}} to begin
# When the process is completed, press {{B|START}} to reboot
# '''''REQUIRED:''''' Update your console by opening '''System Settings''' -> '''Other Settings''', then going to the last page and selecting '''System Update'''
#* '''This step MUST be completed even if your console is already on the latest version'''
#* If the update gives you an error, set both your DNS settings and Proxy settings to '''Auto'''
# When the process is completed, your DS mode should be working again
#* If it still does not work, you will need to [[3dsguide:index|install CFW]] in order to follow the [[3DS:DSU|DS Mode Unbrick]] page
</tabber>

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS troubleshooting]]

3DS:Alternate Exploits

2025-06-15T18:31:50Z

Gruetzig: update positioning to differentiate existing from non existing pages better

{{shortcut|3DS:AE}}
{{System version outdated article|console=ctr|sysversion=11.17.0-50|reason=Various exploits could have been broken due to the latest update.}}
This is a list of alternative methods to install custom firmware. These are often used if the main guide cannot be used for some reason. These guides either require older system versions, access to certain games or applications, or secondary devices which already have custom firmware.

== Homebrew Launcher access ==
Some custom firmware installation methods first require Homebrew Launcher access.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Method Name
!Requirements
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (freakyhax)|Homebrew Launcher (freakyhax)]]
|
* Freakyforms Deluxe
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (ninjhax2-dx)|Homebrew Launcher (ninjhax2-dx)]]
|
*Cubic Ninja
*A working 3DS camera
|-
|[[/Preparing_menuhax67_(Kartminer7)|Preparing menuhax67 (Kartminer7)]]
|
*Mario Kart 7
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|}

===Requires a digital-only game===
These methods require a digital game from the eShop, which has since closed, making these unusable unless they were already purchased before. Past purchases can still be re-downloaded.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Method Name
!Requirements
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (petit-compwner)|Installing boot9strap (petit-compwner)]]
|
*US Petit Computer (digital)
*A working DS mode
*A working 3DS camera
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (PicHaxx)|Homebrew Launcher (PicHaxx)]]
|
*Pokémon Picross (digital)
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (smilehax-IIe)|Homebrew Launcher (smilehax-IIe)]]
|
*smileBASIC (digital)
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (steelhax)|Homebrew Launcher (steelhax)]]
|
*Steel Diver: Sub Wars (digital)
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|}

===Requires second console===
These methods require a second console with custom firmware already installed.

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Method Name
!Requirements
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (basehaxx)| Preparing menuhax67 (basehaxx)]]
|
*Pokémon Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire (cartridge)
*A second 3DS with custom firmware
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (kartdlphax)|Preparing menuhax67 (kartdlphax)]]
|
*Mario Kart 7 (cartridge or digital on the hacked console)
*A second 3DS with custom firmware
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (oot3dhax)|Homebrew Launcher (oot3dhax)]]
|
*The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D (cartridge)
*A second 3DS with custom firmware
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (stickerhax)|Homebrew Launcher (stickerhax)]]
|
*Paper Mario: Sticker Star (cartridge)
*A second 3DS with custom firmware
|-
|[[/Homebrew Launcher (supermysterychunkhax)|Homebrew Launcher (supermysterychunkhax)]]
|
*Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon (cartridge)
*A second 3DS with custom firmware
|}

==CFW installation methods for latest firmware==
This is a list of alternate custom firmware installation methods for the latest firmware (11.17.0).
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Method Name

!Requirements
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (nimdsphax)|Installing boot9strap (nimdsphax)]]
|
*Homebrew Launcher access
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (Frogtool-nimhax)|Installing boot9strap (Frogtool-nimhax)]]
|
*Homebrew Launcher access
*Working DS mode
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (Frogtool)|Installing boot9strap (Frogtool)]]
|
*Homebrew Launcher access
*Working DS mode
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (HBL-USM)|Installing boot9strap (HBL-USM)]]
|
*Homebrew Launcher access
*Working shoulder buttons
|}

==CFW installation methods for older versions==
This is a list of alternate custom firmware installation methods for older firmwares. If you have a newer firmware than is stated in the table, the method will NOT work.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Method Name
! Requirements
!Firmware Version
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (2xrsa)|Installing boot9strap (2xrsa)]]
|Internet access
|2.1.0-4 ONLY
|-
|[[3DS:Alternate Exploits/Bannerbomb3/Preparation|Bannerbomb3]]
|
*a working DSiWare Management Menu
*"movable.sed" (acquired through [[3DS:Seedminer|Seedminer]] or [[3DS:Alternate Exploits/Dumping movable.sed (nimhax)|nimhax]])
|11.16 and below
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (fasthax)|Installing boot9strap (fasthax)]]
| Homebrew Launcher access
|9.0.0 - 11.2.0
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (freakyhax)|Installing boot9strap (freakyhax)]]
|
*Freakyforms Deluxe
*A working 3DS camera
| 11.15.0 and below
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (MSET)|Installing boot9strap (MSET)]]
|A working DS flashcart
|4.x.x, 6.x.x (e.g. 4.5.0-10U)
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (safecerthax)|Installing boot9strap (safecerthax)]]
|
*An Old 3DS
*Internet access
|11.14.0 and below
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (SSLoth-Browser)|Installing boot9strap (SSLoth-Browser)]]
|
*Internet access
*Browser access
|11.4.0 -11.13.0

|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (udsploit)|Installing boot9strap (udsploit)]]
|Homebrew Launcher access
|9.0.0 - 11.3.0
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (uloader)|Installing boot9strap (uloader)]]
|Homebrew Launcher access
|9.0.0 - 11.15.0
|}

== Special situations ==

Exploits that are unique and don't fit into the above categories. These typically don't depend on the firmware version.

{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Method Name
! Requirements
|-
|[[/Installing boot9strap (Stealth Luma3DS)|Installing boot9strap (Stealth Luma3DS)]]
|A console sold from certain Amazon or AliExpress sellers that have a hidden version of Luma3DS and may be sold as "region-unlocked"
|-

|[[3dsguide:ntrboot|Installing boot9strap (ntrboot)]]
|A compatible NDS/DSi flashcart
|-

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Alternate Exploits/Homebrew Launcher (oot3dhax)

2025-06-15T18:30:21Z

Gruetzig: /* Required */

{{Page WIP|notes=Testing needed}}
==Required Reading==

Exploit discovered and documented by smealum and yellows8.

In the following instructions, we only cover launching the exploit on version 11.7.0-11.17.0. If you want to use an older version, you can use the otherapp payload from smea's page. Select your version, model and region on the page and use it like one from unSAFE_MODEs .zip's otherapps_with_CfgS. If you don't understand this, read the instructions first.

__TOC__

==What You Need==
*A second 3DS with custom firmware (the source 3DS)
*The game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time 3D as a cartridge
*The latest release of [https://github.com/Gruetzig/oot3dhax_installer/releases/latest oot3dhax_installer]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/zoogie/ninjhax2.x/releases Otherapps with CfgS]

==Instructions==

===Section I-I - Prep Work - Source 3DS===
#Power off the source 3DS
#Insert your source 3DS SD card into your computer
#Create a folder named <code>3ds</code> on the root of your SD card if it does not already exist
#*The root of the SD card refers to the initial directory on your SD card where you can see the Nintendo 3DS folder, but are not inside of it
#Copy <code>oot3dhax_installer.3dsx</code> to the <code>/3ds/</code> folder on your SD card
#Copy the otherapp payload for your '''target console''' region/version/model from the otherapps <code>.zip</code> file to the root of your SD card and rename it to <code>oot3dhax_otherapp.bin</code>
#*Do not add the <code>.bin</code> extension if you do not already see it
#Reinsert your source 3DS SD card into your source 3DS
#Power on the source 3DS

===Section I-II - Prep Work - Target 3DS===

#Power off the target 3DS
#Insert the target 3DS SD card into your computer
#Copy everything from the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> to the root of your target 3DS SD card
#Reinsert your target 3DS SD card into the target 3DS

===Section II - Injecting oot3dhax===
On the source 3DS:
#Insert the cartridge version of OoT3D into the source 3DS
# Important: Create a backup of your cartridge save with [[Checkpoint]] to prevent data loss.
#Launch the Homebrew Launcher
# Open oot3dhax Installer
# Press Y to inject oot3dhax
# If you have 3 active save slots, hit A to create a backup on the least important one, else B for no backup
# Use D-Pad Up and D-Pad Down to select a save slot to inject
#* Select an unused save slot if you have one
# Confirm your selection with A, or cancel with B if something is off
# Wait until the installer says "Adding payload finished.", then press START to exit the installer

===Section III - Running oot3dhax===
On the target 3DS:
#Insert the cartridge version of Ocarina of Time 3D into your target 3DS
#Power on your target 3DS
#Launch your cartridge version of Ocarina of Time 3D
#Select the save slot with the "haxxxxx" name
#Once booted into the game, without moving, press A
#Your console should boot into the Homebrew Launcher

==Next steps==
At this point, there are a number of processes you may follow. Continue to the next section of the guide based on what you have access to.
When done with one of these guides, optionally restore your save backup with [[Checkpoint]] to revert the installation of the exploit.

{| class="wikitable floatleft colortable" style="text-align:center;"
!Method
! colspan="2" |Requirements
|-
| ---
!Working shoulder buttons
!System version
|-
|[[3DS:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (nimdsphax)|Installing boot9strap (nimdsphax)]]
| class="ct-green" |No
| class="ct-green" |Latest
|-
|[[3DS:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (uloader)|Installing boot9strap (uloader)]]
| class="ct-green" |No
| class="ct-yellow" |11.15.0 or lower
|}

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Alternate Exploits/Homebrew Launcher (oot3dhax)

2025-06-15T14:38:20Z

Gruetzig: oot3dhax :D

{{Page WIP|notes=Testing needed}}

==Required==

Exploit discovered and documented by smealum and yellows8.

In the following instructions, we only cover launching the exploit on version 11.7.0-11.17.0. If you want to use an older version, you can use the otherapp payload from smea's page. Select your version, model and region on the page and use it like one from unSAFE_MODEs .zip's otherapps_with_CfgS. If you don't understand this, read the instructions first.

__TOC__

==What You Need==
*A second 3DS with custom firmware (the source 3DS)
*The game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time 3D as a cartridge
*The latest release of [https://github.com/Gruetzig/oot3dhax_installer/releases/latest oot3dhax_installer]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/zoogie/ninjhax2.x/releases Otherapps with CfgS]

==Instructions==

===Section I-I - Prep Work - Source 3DS===
#Power off the source 3DS
#Insert your source 3DS SD card into your computer
#Create a folder named <code>3ds</code> on the root of your SD card if it does not already exist
#*The root of the SD card refers to the initial directory on your SD card where you can see the Nintendo 3DS folder, but are not inside of it
#Copy <code>oot3dhax_installer.3dsx</code> to the <code>/3ds/</code> folder on your SD card
#Copy the otherapp payload for your '''target console''' region/version/model from the otherapps <code>.zip</code> file to the root of your SD card and rename it to <code>oot3dhax_otherapp.bin</code>
#*Do not add the <code>.bin</code> extension if you do not already see it
#Reinsert your source 3DS SD card into your source 3DS
#Power on the source 3DS

===Section I-II - Prep Work - Target 3DS===

#Power off the target 3DS
#Insert the target 3DS SD card into your computer
#Copy everything from the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> to the root of your target 3DS SD card
#Reinsert your target 3DS SD card into the target 3DS

===Section II - Injecting oot3dhax===
On the source 3DS:
#Insert the cartridge version of OoT3D into the source 3DS
# Important: Create a backup of your cartridge save with [[Checkpoint]] to prevent data loss.
#Launch the Homebrew Launcher
# Open oot3dhax Installer
# Press Y to inject oot3dhax
# If you have 3 active save slots, hit A to create a backup on the least important one, else B for no backup
# Use D-Pad Up and D-Pad Down to select a save slot to inject
#* Select an unused save slot if you have one
# Confirm your selection with A, or cancel with B if something is off
# Wait until the installer says "Adding payload finished.", then press START to exit the installer

===Section III - Running oot3dhax===
On the target 3DS:
#Insert the cartridge version of Ocarina of Time 3D into your target 3DS
#Power on your target 3DS
#Launch your cartridge version of Ocarina of Time 3D
#Select the save slot with the "haxxxxx" name
#Once booted into the game, without moving, press A
#Your console should boot into the Homebrew Launcher

==Next steps==
At this point, there are a number of processes you may follow. Continue to the next section of the guide based on what you have access to.
When done with one of these guides, optionally restore your save backup with [[Checkpoint]] to revert the installation of the exploit.

{| class="wikitable floatleft colortable" style="text-align:center;"
!Method
! colspan="2" |Requirements
|-
| ---
!Working shoulder buttons
!System version
|-
|[[3DS:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (nimdsphax)|Installing boot9strap (nimdsphax)]]
| class="ct-green" |No
| class="ct-green" |Latest
|-
|[[3DS:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (uloader)|Installing boot9strap (uloader)]]
| class="ct-green" |No
| class="ct-yellow" |11.15.0 or lower
|}

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Gm9-title-fixer

2025-06-08T21:00:32Z

Gruetzig: oops

{{Lowercase title}}{{Infobox homebrew
| title = gm9-title-fixer
| for3ds = 1
| developers = Chalenged
| version = 1.1.2
| releasedate = 2025-04-14
| github = chalenged/gm9-title-fixer
| releaseurl = https://github.com/chalenged/gm9-title-fixer/releases/tag/1.1.2
}}
gm9 Title Fixer is a script intended for consoles where applications installed to the SD card are missing from the HOME Menu but appear normally in System Settings -> Data Management -> Nintendo 3DS -> Software. If the apps are grayed out and have X's on them, use [[faketik]] to restore them. The software scans all of the apps installed on the SD card and finds any with missing or malformed files or structures, deleting them as they often cause issues with the HOME Menu. It also has the functionality to verify every installed title's files if the console often shows <code>sd card was removed.</code> errors, or other errors that indicate corrupted applications, although this is a time-intensive process.
==What You Need==

* The latest release of [https://github.com/chalenged/gm9-title-fixer/releases/latest gm9 title fixer] (the <code>y_title_fixer.firm</code> file)

==Instructions==
===Section I - Prep Work===

#Power off your console
#Insert your SD card into your computer
# Copy <code>y_title_fixer.firm</code> to the <code>/luma/payloads/</code> folder on your SD card
#Reinsert your SD card into your console

===Section II - gm9 Title Fixer ===

# Press and hold {{B|Y}}, and while holding {{B|Y}}, power on your console. This will launch the Title Fixer script
#Press {{B|A}} to unlock SysNAND (lvl1) writing, then input the key combo given
#*If the permissions are not given, the script will still run but will not delete titles. You will have to manually delete them using the info from the log, or run the script with the permissions given in standard mode.
#Select "Quick Test" and press {{B|A}}
#*The script will scan your titles and find any with missing data, prompting you to delete them, and attempting to show the information for them on the top screen. They will need to be reinstalled if you want to keep them.
#*If the script doesn't find any, it likely can't solve your issue. The verification test is unlikely to fix the issue either, and would take a very long time to run in most cases.
#Once the script completes, select exit and press {{B|A}} to exit, then press {{B|B}} to restart the system
# Your applications should reappear on the HOME Menu
#* If your apps still do not appear, ask for help in the [[Get support|Nintendo Homebrew Discord]], tell them you followed this guide, and provide the log file located at <code>/gm9/out/title_fixer_log.txt</code>

3DS:Gm9-title-fixer

2025-06-08T20:57:58Z

Gruetzig: attempt at fixing inconsistencies because page important now

{{Lowercase title}}{{Infobox homebrew
| title = gm9-title-fixer
| for3ds = 1
| developers = Chalenged
| version = 1.1.2
| releasedate = 2025-04-14
| github = chalenged/gm9-title-fixer
| releaseurl = https://github.com/chalenged/gm9-title-fixer/releases/tag/1.1.2
}}
gm9 Title Fixer is a script intended for consoles where applications installed to the SD cards are missing from the HOME Menu but appear normally in System Settings -> Data Management -> Nintendo 3DS -> Software. If the apps are grayed out and have X's on them, use [[faketik]] to restore them. The software scans all of the apps installed on the SD card and finds any with missing or malformed files or structures, deleting them as they often cause issues with the HOME Menu. It also has the functionality to verify every installed title's files if the console often shows <code>sd card was removed.</code> errors, or other errors that indicate corrupted applications, although this is a time-intensive process.
==What You Need==

* The latest release of [https://github.com/chalenged/gm9-title-fixer/releases/latest gm9 title fixer] (the <code>y_title_fixer.firm</code> file)

==Instructions==
===Section I - Prep Work===

#Power off your console
#Insert your SD card into your computer
# Copy <code>y_title_fixer.firm</code> to the <code>/luma/payloads/</code> folder on your SD card
#Reinsert your SD card into your console

===Section II - gm9 Title Fixer ===

# Press and hold {{B|Y}}, and while holding {{B|Y}}, power on your console. This will launch the Title Fixer script
#Press {{B|A}} to unlock SysNAND (lvl1) writing, then input the key combo given
#*If the permissions are not given, the script will still run but will not delete titles. You will have to manually delete them using the info from the log, or run the script with the permissions given in standard mode.
#Select "Quick Test" and press {{B|A}}
#*The script will scan your titles and find any with missing data, prompting you to delete them, and attempting to show the information for them on the top screen. They will need to be reinstalled if you want to keep them.
#*If the script doesn't find any, it likely can't solve your issue. The verification test is unlikely to fix the issue either, and would take a very long time to run in most cases.
#Once the script completes, select exit and press {{B|A}} to exit, then press {{B|B}} to restart the system
# Your applications should reappear on the HOME Menu
#* If your apps still do not appear, ask for help in the [[Get support|Nintendo Homebrew Discord]], tell them you followed this guide, and provide the log file located at <code>/gm9/out/title_fixer_log.txt</code>

3DS:Alternate Exploits/3dsropxploitinjector (basehaxx)

2025-05-29T23:59:42Z

Gruetzig:

==Required Reading==

[http://mrnbayoh.github.io/basehaxx/ Basehaxx], discovered and released by [https://github.com/MrNbaYoh MrNbaYoh] uses a flaw in the games Pokémon Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire, achieved by editing the save file for the game, to launch a payload.

This method requires custom firmware on one console. You can then use the cartridge in another console to launch the exploit.

This method will modify parts of your save file. If you care about it, create a backup in Checkpoint first.

Due to a save corruption problem for JPN ninjhax 2.x payloads, we use the [https://github.com/PabloMK7/3dsropxploitinjector/ 3DS ROP xPloit Injector], made by PabloMK7.

__TOC__

==What you Need==
*A second 3DS with custom firmware (the source 3DS)
* The game Pokémon Omega Ruby or Pokémon Alpha Sapphire as a cartridge
*The latest release of [https://github.com/Gruetzig/basehaxx_sploit_installer/releases/latest basehaxx]
* The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/PabloMK7/3dsropxploitinjector/releases/latest 3DSROPxPloitInjector]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/zoogie/menuhax67/releases/latest menuhax67]

== Instructions==

===Section I-I - Prep Work - Source 3DS===
# Power off the source 3DS
#Insert your source 3DS SD card into your computer
#Create a folder named <code>3ds</code> on the root of your SD card if it does not already exist
#*The root of the SD card refers to the initial directory on your SD card where you can see the Nintendo 3DS folder, but are not inside of it
#Copy <code>basehaxx_sploit_installer.3dsx</code> to the <code>/3ds/</code> folder on your SD card
#Copy the <code>otherapp.bin</code> for the model and region of the TARGET console from the 3DS ROP xPloit Injector <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card and rename it to <code>basehaxx_payload.bin</code>
#Reinsert your source 3DS SD card into your source 3DS
#Power on your device
#If you haven't already, play the game to a point where you have a secret base
#*Secret bases can be created by using TM94 (Secret Power) on a large tree or hole in the wall, which can be obtained on Route 111, north of Mauville City
#*If you can't be bothered to play the game that far, you can use a completed save file from [https://ds-save-bank.firebaseapp.com/ here] or generate a Pokémon that knows Secret Power with [[3DS:PKSM|PKSM]]

=== Section I-II - Prep Work - Target 3DS ===

# Power off the target 3DS
# Insert the target 3DS SD card into your computer
# Copy everything from the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card
#Copy <code>Launcher.dat</code> from the folder for your model and region inside the menuhax <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card
# Reinsert your target 3DS SD card into the target 3DS

=== Section II - Injecting the payload===

#Open the Homebrew Launcher on the source 3DS
#Insert your cartridge of Pokémon Omega Ruby or Pokémon Alpha Sapphire into the source 3DS
#Launch basehaxx_sploit_installer from the list of homebrew
#Press (A) twice
#Wait until it says <code>Done! basehaxx was successfully installed.</code>, then press (START)

===Section III - Launching the payload===

#Launch your copy of Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire on the target 3DS
# Enter your secret base
#*The name on the flag will be replaced with a lot of '?'
#Boot the PC up, select <code>Edit secret team settings</code>, then <code>Change team name</code>
#You will load into the basehaxx in-game menu
#Press (A) to launch the *hax payload
#*This may take a few tries
#If the exploit was successful, your target 3DS will load into the 3DS ROP xPloit Injector
#Press (Y) + (D-Pad Down) to install menuhax67
#* The 3DS will automatically power off

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<span style="font-size:200%;">Continue to [[3DS:Alternate_Exploits/menuhax67#Using_menuhax67 | Using menuhax67]]</span>

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (2xrsa)

2025-05-29T22:28:25Z

Gruetzig: Undo revision 7488 by Ihaveahax (talk) because its not relevant for the exploit

==Required Reading==

The 2xrsa method is compatible with system version 2.1.0-4.

==What You Need==
*The latest release of [https://github.com/d0k3/SafeB9SInstaller/releases/download/v0.0.7/SafeB9SInstaller-20170605-122940.zip SafeB9SInstaller] (direct download)
*The latest release of [https://github.com/SciresM/boot9strap/releases/download/1.4/boot9strap-1.4.zip boot9strap] (direct download)
*The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS] (the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> file)

==Instructions==

===Section I - Prep Work===
#Power off your device
#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Copy everything from the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card
#*The root of the SD card refers to the initial directory on your SD card where you can see the Nintendo 3DS folder, but are not inside of it
#Create a folder named <code>boot9strap</code> on the root of your SD card
#Copy <code>boot9strap.firm</code> and <code>boot9strap.firm.sha</code> from the boot9strap <code>.zip</code> to the <code>/boot9strap/</code> folder on your SD card
#Copy <code>arm9.bin</code> and <code>arm11.bin</code> from the SafeB9SInstaller <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card
#Reinsert your SD card into your device
#Power on your device

===Section II - Launching SafeB9SInstaller===
#Launch the browser and go to the following URL on your device
#*<code>http://dukesrg.github.io/2xrsa.html?arm11.bin</code>
#*If you are on a New 3DS, New 2DS, or Old 2DS and Wireless Communication is off, you can re-enable the wireless by removing the battery and unplugging the charger for several seconds then booting back up
#*If you get the error "This service is not available in your region", use the System Settings to set your device's country to match the region of the system firmware
#*If you cannot access wireless settings, note that the device will automatically connect to any network named <code>attwifi</code> with no password
#If the exploit was successful, you will have booted into SafeB9SInstaller

===Section III - Installing boot9strap===
#When prompted, input the key combo given on the top screen to install boot9strap
#Once it is complete, press (A) to reboot your device
#Your device should have rebooted into the Luma3DS configuration menu
#*Luma3DS configuration menu are settings for the Luma3DS custom firmware. Many of these settings may be useful for customization or debugging
#*For the purpose of this guide, these settings will be left on default settings
#*If your device shuts down when you try to power it on, ensure that you have copied <code>boot.firm</code> from the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card
#Press (Start) to save and reboot
#*If you get an error, just continue to the next page

{{Luma3DS is default}}

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<span style="font-size:200%;">Continue to [[3dsguide:finalizing-setup|Finalizing Setup]]</span>

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Virtual Console/Creation

2025-05-27T19:57:38Z

Gruetzig: minor consistency

{{Page WIP}}

{{hatnote|1=This page is for creating Virtual Console injects, for creation of HOME Menu shortcuts via NDS Forwarder, see [[3DS:DS games|this page]].}}
New Super Ultimate Injector (NSUI) is a tool to inject ROMs of various consoles into a Virtual Console title. This allows you to launch ROMs that NSUI supports from the HOME Menu.
{{info|At the moment, only Windows computers are supported. Linux (and possibly MacOS) users can attempt to install .NET using Winetricks using [https://gist.github.com/bmaupin/93d31e1b2d738ae656b9d3617e19622b this] guide.}}
==What You Need==

*The beta 27 build of [https://mega.nz/file/qnAE1YjC#q3FRHgIAVEo4nRI2IfANHJr-r7Sil3YpPYE4w8ZbUPY NSUI]

==Instructions==

===Section I - Prep Work===
# Power off your 3DS
# Insert your SD Card into your computer
# Extract the <code>release</code> folder from <code>NSUI beta 27 EN.zip</code> to somewhere on your computer

===Section II - Choosing Your System===
{{info|Currently supported injects are: NES, SNES, GameBoy, GameBoy Color, GameBoy Advance, Mega Drive, Game Gear and TurboGrafx-16}}
# Open <code>New Super Ultimate Injector for 3DS.exe</code> from the <code>release</code> folder you extracted
# Navigate to "File"
# Navigate to "New"
# Select the system of the inject you'd like to create
# Navigate to "Project"
# Select "Load ROM..." and load your ROM for the system you chose
#* If an "edit footer banner" prompt pops up, press okay

===Section III - Optional Configuration===
{{info|If you'd like to export a Virtual Console title now, skip to Section IV.}}
Here you can configure many different settings with your inject like custom box art, banner, injection method and more. This section will go over some of the basic settings.

====Box Art & Banner Image====
# Obtain your image of choice and select "Load image from file" under the "CIA metadata" section or the "CIA banner" section
#*Loading your image into "CIA metadata will change your box art
#*Loading your image into "CIA banner" will change your banner
# Select your <code>.png</code> or <code>.jpg</code> image
#*You can experiment with the "Fit image by width" and "Fit image by height" options

====Injection Method====
{{info| The default injection method is what's recommended. Using other inject methods may result in different performance.}}
{{warning|SNES injects using the official SNES Virtual Console emulator are only compatible with New 3DS models. If you'd like to create SNES injects for an original model, you must choose the snes9x inject method.}}
# Navigate to "Injection Method" under the "Content Options" Section
# Choose your injection method of choice

====Screen Settings====
# Select "Edit content options" under the "Content Options" section
Depending on the system you are creating an inject for, there are different options here. Some examples of options you can change are the aspect ratio and various filters.

====Banner====
# Navigate to the "CIA Banner" section
Here you can edit the banner that will be displayed in the HOME Menu. Some examples are a flat image, a game system (for example, an NES if you are injecting an NES ROM), and a 3D frame.

===Section IV - Exporting the Inject===
# Navigate to "Project"
# Select "Export CIA..."
# Choose where you'd like to export the
# Click save
# Wait until you see a "CIA exported" pop up, then navigate to your exported <code>.cia</code> file
# Copy the <code>.cia</code> file to somewhere on your SD Card
# Eject your SD Card and insert it into your 3DS

===Section V - Installing your inject===
# Power on your 3DS and launch [[3DS:FBI|FBI]]
# Select "SD" then navigate to where you copied your <code>.cia</code> file to
# Select your inject, then select "Install and delete CIA"

{{success|Your inject has been succesfully installed!}}

User talk:Gruetzig

2025-05-27T19:46:35Z

Gruetzig: small clarification

Hello. I saw you [[Special:MobileDiff/7580|reverted]] one of my changes. I was hoping to get some constructive feedback so I can be better at editing in the future. [[User:AE|AE]] ([[User talk:AE|talk]]) 19:31, 27 May 2025 (UTC)

:Hello AE, I reverted your change because it went against a ruling we have for linking to downloads for Citra and Yuzu or their forks at the Nintendo Homebrew server following the recent controversy regarding the lawsuit against Yuzu. Azahar is a fork of Citra and thus is not allowed not be linked in the server. Because the server and its staff is deeply tied to this wiki, I have reverted the change to remove the link after one of the staff members agreed that the enforcement counts for this server. I hope you understand. I would not mind if a discussion happened regarding the topic but neither the wiki maintainer or any other contributors engaged in any discussion so I just felt like it'd be better if the link stayed away from the wiki. I hope you understand this. [[User:Gruetzig|smol :3]] ([[User talk:Gruetzig|talk]]) 19:44, 27 May 2025 (UTC)

User talk:Gruetzig

2025-05-27T19:44:02Z

Gruetzig: Reply

Hello. I saw you [[Special:MobileDiff/7580|reverted]] one of my changes. I was hoping to get some constructive feedback so I can be better at editing in the future. [[User:AE|AE]] ([[User talk:AE|talk]]) 19:31, 27 May 2025 (UTC)

:Hello AE, I reverted your change, because it went against a ruling we have for linking to downloads for Citra and Yuzu or their forks at the Nintendo Homebrew server following the recent controversy regarding the lawsuit against Yuzu. Azahar is a fork of Citra and thus shall not be linked. Because the server and its staff is deeply tied to this wiki, I have reverted the change to remove the link after one of the staff members agreed that the enforcement counts for this server. I hope you understand. I would not mind if a discussion happened regarding the topic but neither the wiki maintainer or any other contributors engaged in any discussion so I just felt like it'd be better if the link stayed away from the wiki. I hope you understand this. [[User:Gruetzig|smol :3]] ([[User talk:Gruetzig|talk]]) 19:44, 27 May 2025 (UTC)

3DS:Emulators

2025-05-25T19:44:48Z

Gruetzig: Undo revision 7579 by AE (talk)

{{hatnote|3DS:EMU redirects here. For EmuNAND, see [[3DS:EmuNAND and RedNAND]].}}

An '''emulator''' is a piece of software that uses computing power to simulate another device, such as a video game console or a personal computer. As a general guideline, the original Nintendo 3DS is capable of emulating most popular home consoles up to around the {{iw|wikipedia|fourth generation of video game consoles}} (the SNES/Genesis era), while the New Nintendo 3DS series is (just barely) capable of emulating some of the {{iw|wikipedia|fifth generation of video game consoles|fifth generation}} (the N64/PS1 era).
<br>This is because emulation requires significantly more computing power than running the console natively - though even if it could run emulated games as efficiently as native playback, even a new model 3DS would still only be able to emulate the {{iw|wikipedia|sixth generation of video game consoles|sixth generation}} (the Xbox/PS2/Dreamcast era) and possibly the Wii.

The Nintendo 3DS has hardware that allows for native backwards compatibility with the Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance, meaning such software can run at full speed as they would on the original hardware. While this is not actually emulation, methods that use this hardware will be included here due to the ubiquity of the term.

== Handheld video game consoles ==

=== Nintendo DS ===
{{Main|3DS:DS games}}

Nintendo DS software can be played natively using nds-bootstrap, a tool that allows NDS backups to be run from the SD card. In most cases, you will use either TWiLight Menu++ or NDS forwarders to launch the ROM, after which nds-bootstrap will do the hard work of getting it to run.

In the past, Nintendo DS flashcarts were a popular way to run Nintendo DS software. Because of nds-bootstrap's development over the years, they have become less and less necessary, but can still offer useful features like being able to use the flashcart on unmodded 3DS-family and DS-family consoles (depending on the cartridge).

=== Game Boy Advance ===
{{Main|3DS:GBA games}}

Game Boy Advance software can be played natively by leveraging AGB_FIRM, something built into every 3DS that allows for native playback of Game Boy Advance software. AGB_FIRM was only ever used officially as part of the Ambassador Program for early purchasers of the original Nintendo 3DS before its price was cut.

The current recommended way to run GBA software is [[3DS:open_agb_firm|open_agb_firm]] due to its drag-and-drop functionality and ease of save file access. open_agb_firm runs as a payload (similar to GodMode9), meaning it is not directly accessible from HOME Menu (requiring a reboot to enter/exit) unless an alternate bootloader such as [[3DS:fastboot3DS|fastboot3DS]] is combined with [https://gbatemp.net/download/open-agb-launcher.36828/ Open AGB Launcher].<br>
If you want to use another method but still want icons directly on your HOME Menu, you can [[3DS:Virtual Console/Creation|create Virtual Console injects]] on a Windows device.

GBA games can also be emulated, the recommended emulator being [[udb:3ds/mgba|mGBA]]. This is the best option if you wish to use cheats and save-states, but performance will rarely be full-speed on old models and some games will not work correctly.

GBARunner2 is a middle ground between native playback and emulation, similar to Nintendont on the Wii - this means it has none of the emulator features and the reduced compatibility of an emulator.<br>
It is included with TWiLightMenu++ (which you may already be using for NDS software), but because of the other options available, it isn't recommended.

=== Game Boy Color / Game Boy ===
The Game Boy Color and Game Boy are old enough that all models of the 3DS (and even the DS) can run them at full speed. The historically popular GB(C) emulator has been [[udb:3ds/gameyob-3ds|GameYob]], but due to 3DS-specific issues the [[udb:ds/gameyob|DS version]] is preferred (ran through TWiLight Menu++).<br>
You can also [[3DS:Virtual Console/Creation|create Virtual Console injects]] for GB/GBC games if you prefer to play your games from the HOME Menu.

The multi-platform GB(C) emulator [https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy/actions PlutoBoy] is currently under active development. A GitHub account is required to download the automated builds.

=== Virtual Boy ===
Possible with [[udb:3ds/red-viper|Red Viper]].

=== WonderSwan ===
Possible through the Mednafen (WonderSwan) core on [[3DS:RetroArch|RetroArch]]. Performance has been reported to be slow on Old 3DS units.

== Home video game consoles ==

=== PlayStation 1 ===
Possible through the PCSX ReARMed core on [[3DS:RetroArch|RetroArch]], with playable speeds on '''New 3DS only'''. A partial compatibility list can be found [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pl2bTkzTe736EOaQjk8FBWY9ixfgoNSYSitbm5Gnyqs/edit#gid=0 here], and optimal configuration can be found [https://www.reddit.com/r/3dshacks/comments/jvkotb/full_speed_psx_finally_here_on_new_3ds_new_2ds_xl/ here].

=== Nintendo 64 ===
''Barely'' possible on '''New 3DS only''' through [[udb:3ds/daedalusx64-3ds|DaedalusX64-3DS]]. A partial compatibility list can be found [https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/DaedalusX64_3DS_Compatibility_List here]; most games are incompatible or run very slowly.

=== Super NES ===
Possible on both Old and New 3DS using [[udb:3ds/snes9x|Snes9x]], which is optimized so that many SNES games can run well on an Old 3DS. There is also an {{GitHub|matbo87/snes9x_3ds/releases/latest|updated Snes9x fork}} that has extra features such as custom game borders, the ability to play on either screen, an improved cheat menu and more. Additionally, New 3DS users can create [[3DS:Virtual_Console/Creation|Virtual Console injects]] that use Nintendo's official SNES emulator.
===TurboGrafx-16 (PC Engine)===
Possible through [[udb:3ds/temperpce|TemperPCE]], as well as being possible through [[3DS:Virtual Console/Creation|Virtual Console injects]].

=== NES / Famicom Disk System ===
The NES is old enough that all models of the 3DS can run it at full speed. The recommended emulator is [[udb:3ds/virtuanes|VirtuaNES]].<br>
you can also [[3DS:Virtual Console/Creation|create Virtual Console injects]] if you prefer to play your games from the home menu.

=== Sega Genesis / CD / 32X / Master System ===
Possible through [[udb:3ds/picodrive|PicoDrive]], covering the Genesis / Mega Drive and its add-ons (the Sega CD and 32X) as well as the Sega Master System. It is apparently reasonably well-optimized for Old 3DS.

== Arcade cabinets ==
WIP

== Home computers ==

=== DOS / Win9x ===
Possible through {{GitHub|MrHuu/dosbox-3ds/releases/latest|DOSBox-3DS}}. Tested mostly on New 3DS. Windows 3.1 and 95 technically ''work'', albeit extremely slowly; this emulator is much more practical for older DOS games.

=== Commodore 64 ===
Possible through [[udb:3ds/vice3ds|Vice3DS]].

=== Amiga 500 ===
Possible through [[udb:3ds/uae3ds|uae3DS]].

== Other ==

=== Calculators ===
''Omega'', a custom firmware for the Numworks graphing calculator, has a simulator available for the Nintendo 3DS. The latest available version (as of 2022/08/09) is available {{GitHub|Omega-Numworks/Omega/releases/download/O1.23.0-E15/simulator.3dsx|here}}.

[https://gbatemp.net/download/wabbitds.7859/ WabbitDS] is a TI-83 Plus emulator for the Nintendo DS. It ''might'' work on the 3DS under TWiLight Menu++ or through a DS flashcart.

== Overview chart ==
WIP

== Emulators that don't exist ==

These are consoles or devices that will not work on the 3DS, usually due to computing power requirements.

* GameCube/Wii/Wii U/Switch
* PlayStation 2 and newer
* PlayStation Portable and Vita
* All Xbox consoles
* Dreamcast
* Windows NT (XP/Vista/7/etc)

== Emulating the 3DS itself ==

To emulate the 3DS on another platform, Citra is the recommended option.<ref group=Note name=Note01>Citra's website and github repos have been taken down by the owners due to legal action against Yuzu (owned by the same entity) by Nintendo.</ref> Other options include [https://mikage.app Mikage] and [https://github.com/wheremyfoodat/Panda3DS Panda3DS].

== Notes ==
<references group="Note"/>

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS information]]

3DS:GYTB

2025-05-18T21:49:47Z

Gruetzig: update outdated warning

{{mbox|type=content|text=This software has been superseded by Anemone3DS as of version 3.0.0, which provides more features and stability. You can find instructions for using Anemone3DS to install badges [[3DS:Custom_badges|here]].}}

{{Infobox homebrew
| title = GYTB
| image = GYTB-Banner.png
| imagealt = GYTB banner as used on the HOME Menu
| for3ds = 1
| developers = MrCheeze
| version = 1.0
| releasedate = 2019-02-02
| github = MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB
| githubtag = 1.0
| universaldb = 3ds/gytb
}}
'''GYTB''' (an acronym for Give You This Budge) is a homebrew app for the 3DS, developed by [https://github.com/MrCheeze/GYTB MrCheeze]. It allows you to install image files as custom badges to display on your HOME Menu. GYTB only works on system firmwares 9.3 and above.

==Installation==

<tabber>
|-|Universal-Updater=
<span>
# Power on the console
# Open '''Universal-Updater'''
# Tap the magnifying glass on the bottom screen, then search for '''GYTB'''
# Press {{B|A}} while hovering over '''GYTB''' from the list of homebrew
# Choose <code>GYTB.3dsx</code> for the Homebrew Launcher or <code>GYTB.cia</code> for HOME Menu installation
# Wait until the app installs
# Exit '''Universal-Updater'''
</span>

|-|FBI=
{{FBI QR code
| name1 = CIA
| url1 = https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB/releases/download/1.0/GYTB.cia
| name2 = 3dsx
| url2 = https://hacksguidewiki.sfo3.digitaloceanspaces.com/hacksguidewiki/GYTB.3dsx
}}

|-|Manually as CIA=
<span>
* Download [https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB/releases/download/1.0/GYTB.cia GYTB.cia] (direct download)
* Install it using a CIA installer such as [[3DS:FBI|FBI]]
</span>

|-|Manually as 3dsx=
<span>
* Download [https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB/releases/download/1.0/GYTB_hax.zip GYTB_hax.zip] (direct Download)
* Copy the <code>3ds</code> folder from inside the <code>GYTB_hax.zip</code> onto the root of your SD card
** If you are using macOS, hold the {{Key press|Option}} key while dragging the folders to the root of your SD card, then click '''Merge'''
</span>
</tabber>

==Badge requirements==
* Custom badges must be <code>.png</code>(s) whose dimensions are divisible by 64 pixels
* [https://themeplaza.art/badges Theme Plaza] has a large collection of such badge images
** If you get custom badges from Theme Plaza, look for and delete <code>preview.png</code>
* The custom badge's name is set to whatever the filename of the badge is
* Images larger than 64x64 will be split into separate badges (eg. 128x128 will be split into four badges)
** Badges split in this way will share the same name or app shortcut
* The most badges you can install at a time is 1,000. If you attempt to install more than 1,000 badges, GYTB will crash.

===Shortcuts===
Custom badges can be made into shortcuts to launch system applications; a list of compatible titles can be found [[3dbrew:Title_list#00040010_-_System_Applications|here]]. To create a badge shortcut, rename the badge so the TIDLow of the system app is between the first and second period of the file name, like so: <code>BadgeName.<TIDLow>.png</code>. For example, a file named <code>settings.00021000.png</code> would create a badge named settings that launches USA System Settings (mset). Badges made into shortcuts will display the banner of the application they launch, rather than being a pin; applications without a banner will display a default banner instead.

==Instructions==

<tabber>
|-|CIA=
<span>
===Section I - Prep Work===
# Create a <code>badges</code> folder on the root of your SD card
# Copy your badge <code>.png</code> files to the <code>badges</code> folder
# Reinsert your SD card into your console

===Section II - Installing Badges===
# Power on your console and Launch '''GYTB''' from the HOME screen
#* You should see your badges flash on the screen, and be sent back to the HOME Menu afterward
</span>

|-|3DSX=
<span>
===Section I - Prep Work===
# Create a <code>badges</code> folder in the same location as <code>GYTB.3dsx</code>
#*{{Tree list}}
#** {{Tree icon|sd}} (root)
#*** {{Tree icon|d}} 3ds
#**** {{Tree icon|d}} GYTB
#***** {{Tree icon|d}} badges
#***** {{Tree icon|f}} GYTB.3dsx
# Copy your badge <code>.png</code> files to the <code>badges</code> folder
# Reinsert your SD card into your console

===Section II - Installing Badges===
# Power on your console and open the '''Homebrew Launcher'''
#* If you already have a '''Homebrew Launcher''' icon on the HOME Menu, use that
#* If you do not have this icon, do the following set of steps:
#*# Open '''Download Play'''
#*# Open [[3DS:Luma3DS/Rosalina|Rosalina]] (the most common keycombos for the menu are {{Key press|L|Down|SELECT}} and {{Key press|X|Y}}
#*# Go into '''Miscellaneous options''', then select '''Switch the hb. title to the current app'''
#*# Press {{B|B}} until you exit Rosalina, then close '''Download Play''' and reopen it - at this point, the Homebrew Launcher should appear
# Launch '''GYTB''' from the list of homebrew
#* You should see your badges flash on the screen, and be sent back to the HOME Menu afterward
</span>
</tabber>

===Section III - Decorate with Badges===

# Tap on HOME Menu Settings in the top left of the HOME Menu
# Tap on the new button titled "'''Decorate with Badges'''"
# Drag your custom badges from the top of the screen onto your HOME Menu
#* To attach badges to folders, tap on the top right wrench icon and select "'''Attach Badge to Folder'''"
# Tap on the <code>X</code> or press the {{B|HOME}},{{B|B}}, or {{B|X}} buttons to exit the badge menu

== Troubleshooting ==

If '''GYTB''' causes an [[3DS:EXCEPTION|exception]] when you open it, it is usually one of two reasons:
# There is an image whose dimensions can't be divided by 64 in the <code>badges</code> folder
#* <code>preview.png</code> is a common instance of this, especially when downloading from Theme Plaza. Check for this file and delete it.
# There are more than 1000 images inside the <code>badges</code> folder
#* The 3DS can only have 1000 badges installed. This is a hard limit that cannot be bypassed; remove images until you are under the limit again.

If '''GYTB''' gives the error "'''WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE ELF.'''", it is for one of two reasons:
# If the error appears after saying "'''Writing to extdata...'''", your badges folder is either not present, misplaced, or misnamed.
# If the error appears after saying "'''Checking for preexisting Badge Arcade badges to dump...'''", then your pre-existing badges were unable to be dumped.

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS homebrew]]

3DS:GYTB

2025-05-18T21:39:04Z

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{{mbox|type=content|text=This software has been superseded by Anemone3DS, which provides more features and stability. You can install it [[3DS:Anemone3DS|here]].}}

{{Infobox homebrew
| title = GYTB
| image = GYTB-Banner.png
| imagealt = GYTB banner as used on the HOME Menu
| for3ds = 1
| developers = MrCheeze
| version = 1.0
| releasedate = 2019-02-02
| github = MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB
| githubtag = 1.0
| universaldb = 3ds/gytb
}}
'''GYTB''' (an acronym for Give You This Budge) is a homebrew app for the 3DS, developed by [https://github.com/MrCheeze/GYTB MrCheeze]. It allows you to install image files as custom badges to display on your HOME Menu. GYTB only works on system firmwares 9.3 and above.

==Installation==

<tabber>
|-|Universal-Updater=
<span>
# Power on the console
# Open '''Universal-Updater'''
# Tap the magnifying glass on the bottom screen, then search for '''GYTB'''
# Press {{B|A}} while hovering over '''GYTB''' from the list of homebrew
# Choose <code>GYTB.3dsx</code> for the Homebrew Launcher or <code>GYTB.cia</code> for HOME Menu installation
# Wait until the app installs
# Exit '''Universal-Updater'''
</span>

|-|FBI=
{{FBI QR code
| name1 = CIA
| url1 = https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB/releases/download/1.0/GYTB.cia
| name2 = 3dsx
| url2 = https://hacksguidewiki.sfo3.digitaloceanspaces.com/hacksguidewiki/GYTB.3dsx
}}

|-|Manually as CIA=
<span>
* Download [https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB/releases/download/1.0/GYTB.cia GYTB.cia] (direct download)
* Install it using a CIA installer such as [[3DS:FBI|FBI]]
</span>

|-|Manually as 3dsx=
<span>
* Download [https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB/releases/download/1.0/GYTB_hax.zip GYTB_hax.zip] (direct Download)
* Copy the <code>3ds</code> folder from inside the <code>GYTB_hax.zip</code> onto the root of your SD card
** If you are using macOS, hold the {{Key press|Option}} key while dragging the folders to the root of your SD card, then click '''Merge'''
</span>
</tabber>

==Badge requirements==
* Custom badges must be <code>.png</code>(s) whose dimensions are divisible by 64 pixels
* [https://themeplaza.art/badges Theme Plaza] has a large collection of such badge images
** If you get custom badges from Theme Plaza, look for and delete <code>preview.png</code>
* The custom badge's name is set to whatever the filename of the badge is
* Images larger than 64x64 will be split into separate badges (eg. 128x128 will be split into four badges)
** Badges split in this way will share the same name or app shortcut
* The most badges you can install at a time is 1,000. If you attempt to install more than 1,000 badges, GYTB will crash.

===Shortcuts===
Custom badges can be made into shortcuts to launch system applications; a list of compatible titles can be found [[3dbrew:Title_list#00040010_-_System_Applications|here]]. To create a badge shortcut, rename the badge so the TIDLow of the system app is between the first and second period of the file name, like so: <code>BadgeName.<TIDLow>.png</code>. For example, a file named <code>settings.00021000.png</code> would create a badge named settings that launches USA System Settings (mset). Badges made into shortcuts will display the banner of the application they launch, rather than being a pin; applications without a banner will display a default banner instead.

==Instructions==

<tabber>
|-|CIA=
<span>
===Section I - Prep Work===
# Create a <code>badges</code> folder on the root of your SD card
# Copy your badge <code>.png</code> files to the <code>badges</code> folder
# Reinsert your SD card into your console

===Section II - Installing Badges===
# Power on your console and Launch '''GYTB''' from the HOME screen
#* You should see your badges flash on the screen, and be sent back to the HOME Menu afterward
</span>

|-|3DSX=
<span>
===Section I - Prep Work===
# Create a <code>badges</code> folder in the same location as <code>GYTB.3dsx</code>
#*{{Tree list}}
#** {{Tree icon|sd}} (root)
#*** {{Tree icon|d}} 3ds
#**** {{Tree icon|d}} GYTB
#***** {{Tree icon|d}} badges
#***** {{Tree icon|f}} GYTB.3dsx
# Copy your badge <code>.png</code> files to the <code>badges</code> folder
# Reinsert your SD card into your console

===Section II - Installing Badges===
# Power on your console and open the '''Homebrew Launcher'''
#* If you already have a '''Homebrew Launcher''' icon on the HOME Menu, use that
#* If you do not have this icon, do the following set of steps:
#*# Open '''Download Play'''
#*# Open [[3DS:Luma3DS/Rosalina|Rosalina]] (the most common keycombos for the menu are {{Key press|L|Down|SELECT}} and {{Key press|X|Y}}
#*# Go into '''Miscellaneous options''', then select '''Switch the hb. title to the current app'''
#*# Press {{B|B}} until you exit Rosalina, then close '''Download Play''' and reopen it - at this point, the Homebrew Launcher should appear
# Launch '''GYTB''' from the list of homebrew
#* You should see your badges flash on the screen, and be sent back to the HOME Menu afterward
</span>
</tabber>

===Section III - Decorate with Badges===

# Tap on HOME Menu Settings in the top left of the HOME Menu
# Tap on the new button titled "'''Decorate with Badges'''"
# Drag your custom badges from the top of the screen onto your HOME Menu
#* To attach badges to folders, tap on the top right wrench icon and select "'''Attach Badge to Folder'''"
# Tap on the <code>X</code> or press the {{B|HOME}},{{B|B}}, or {{B|X}} buttons to exit the badge menu

== Troubleshooting ==

If '''GYTB''' causes an [[3DS:EXCEPTION|exception]] when you open it, it is usually one of two reasons:
# There is an image whose dimensions can't be divided by 64 in the <code>badges</code> folder
#* <code>preview.png</code> is a common instance of this, especially when downloading from Theme Plaza. Check for this file and delete it.
# There are more than 1000 images inside the <code>badges</code> folder
#* The 3DS can only have 1000 badges installed. This is a hard limit that cannot be bypassed; remove images until you are under the limit again.

If '''GYTB''' gives the error "'''WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE ELF.'''", it is for one of two reasons:
# If the error appears after saying "'''Writing to extdata...'''", your badges folder is either not present, misplaced, or misnamed.
# If the error appears after saying "'''Checking for preexisting Badge Arcade badges to dump...'''", then your pre-existing badges were unable to be dumped.

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS homebrew]]

3DS:Virtual Console/Creation

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{{Page WIP}}

New Super Ultimate Injector (NSUI) is a tool to inject ROMs of various consoles into a virtual console title. This allows you to launch ROMs that NSUI supports from the HOME Menu.

==What You Need==

*The beta 27 build of [https://mega.nz/file/qnAE1YjC#q3FRHgIAVEo4nRI2IfANHJr-r7Sil3YpPYE4w8ZbUPY NSUI]

==Instructions==

===Section I - Prep Work===
# Power off your device
# Insert your SD Card into your computer
# Extract the <code>release</code> folder from <code>NSUI beta 27 EN.zip</code> to somewhere on your computer

===Section II - Choosing Your System===
{{info|Currently supported injects are: NES, SNES, GameBoy, GameBoy Color, GameBoy Advance, Mega Drive, Game Gear and TurbiGrafx}}
{{info|For launching DS games from the HOME Menu, see the fowarders section in [[3DS:DS games]].}}
# Open <code>New Super Ultimate Injector for 3DS.exe</code> from the <code>release</code> folder you extracted
# Navigate to "File"
# Navigate to "New"
# Select the system of the inject you'd like to create
# Navigate to "Project"
# Select "Load ROM..." and load your ROM for the system you chose
#* If an "edit footer banner" prompt pops up, press okay

===Section III - Optional Configuration===
{{info|If you'd like to export a virtual console title now, skip to Section IV.}}
Here you can configure many different settings with your inject like custom box art, banner, injection method and more. This section will go over some of the basic settings.

====Box Art & Banner Image====
# Obtain your image of choice and choose "Load image from file" under the "CIA metadata" section or the "CIA banner" section
#*Loading your image into "CIA metadata will change your box art
#*Loading your image into "CIA banner" will change your banner
# Select your <code>.png</code> or <code>.jpg</code> image
#*You can experiment with the "Fit image by width" and "Fit image by height" options

====Injection Method====
{{info| The default injection method is what's recommended. Using other inject methods may result in different performance.}}
# Navigate to "Injection Method" under the "Content Options" Section
# Choose your injection method of choice

====Screen Settings====
# Select "Edit content options" under the "Content Options" section
Depending on the system you are creating an inject for, there are different options here. Some examples of options you can change are aspect ratios and dark filters.

====Banner====
# Navigate to the "CIA Banner" section
Here you can edit the banner that will be displayed in the HOME Menu. Some examples are a flat image, a game system (for example, an NES if you are injecting an NES ROM), and a 3D frame.

===Section IV - Exporting the Inject===
# Navigate to "Project"
# Select "Export CIA..."
# Choose where you'd like to export the ROM
# Click save
# Wait until you see a "CIA exported" pop up, then navigate to your exported CIA
# Copy your inject to somewhere on your SD Card
# Eject your SD Card and insert it into your 3DS

===Section V - Installing your inject===
# Power on your 3DS and launch [[3DS:FBI|FBI]]
# Select "SD" then navigate to where you copied your inject to
# Select your inject, then select "Install and delete CIA"

{{success|Your inject has been succesfully installed!}}

3DS:Virtual Console

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{{shortcut|3DS:VC}}

{{hatnote|1=This page refers to Virtual Console games in general, and does not differentiate between native playback and emulation. For information on emulators specifically, see [[3DS:Emulators|this page.]]}}

A '''Virtual Console''' (VC) title is an official way Nintendo provided to play older games on the 3DS hardware. These Virtual Console games appear as individual icons on the HOME Menu.
<br>Most of these titles leverage off of Nintendo-made emulators, and some of them offer additional functionality like Savestates, Suspend Points, or Perfect-Pixel mode (playing at the game's original aspect ratio, with blur removed).

== Creating VC injects ==
By using PC software such as New Super Ultimate Injector (NSUI), you can "inject" a ROM file from select consoles into a Virtual Console title. For instructions on how to do so, see [[3DS:Virtual Console/Creation|Virtual Console Creation]].

== Extracting VC games ==
Using [[3DS:GodMode9|GodMode9]], you can [[/Extraction|extract the ROMs from VC games]] in raw format so they are usable in other emulators.

== Feature overview by console ==

=== NES & Famicom Disk System / Game Boy / Game Boy Color ===

NES/GB/GBC VC games run via emulators that have identical UIs. They all allow the use of a single savestate and the ability to reset the game at any time.

These games are small enough to run at full speed on both old and new models.

Pressing certain keycombos in these games will create unique effects, as follows:
* '''NES''': While playing, pressing {{B|L}}+{{B|R}}+{{B|Y}} switches between players 1 and 2.
* '''GB''': While booting in, holding {{B|START}} will enable perfect-pixel mode. While playing, pressing {{B|L}}+{{B|R}}+{{B|Y}} switches the background tint between gray and green.
* '''GBC''': While booting in, holding {{B|START}} will enable perfect-pixel mode.

=== Super NES ===

SNES VC games use a modified front-end of the NES/GB/GBC emulators.

They allow the use of a single savestate, the ability to reset the game at any time, and the ability to activate or deactivate perfect-pixel mode at any time.

SNES Virtual Console titles can only be used on New 3DS, as Nintendo's official SNES emulator is heavily unoptimized. If you have an Old 3DS, see [[3DS:Emulators#Super NES|Snes9x]] instead.

=== Game Boy Advance ===

{{hatnote|1=Main page: [[3DS:GBA games]]}}

Game Boy Advance Virtual Console titles run natively by leveraging the AGB_FIRM software thats built into all models of the Nintendo 3DS, this allows for native playback of most if not all GBA titles. The AGB_FIRM was only officially used as part of the initial Ambassador Program, but is compatible with all GBA games.

As they run natively, Injections for these games do not have any extra features such as Savestates or Suspend Points. This also means that button remapping, [[3DS:STREAM|streaming]], or [[3DS:IR|use of external controllers]] are also not possible, due to AGB_FIRM being an internal native program, rendering all external 3DS programs unusable while its being used.

Pressing certain keycombos in these games will create unique effects, as follows:
* Holding {{B|START}} or {{B|SELECT}} while booting into the game will enable pixel-perfect mode until the next time you launch it.
* If you press HOME but do not press A, holding {{B|START}} and pressing on the D-Pad in this menu will manage the screen's backlight.
** {{B|D-PAD UP}} and {{B|D-PAD DOWN}} will increase/decrease the brightness, respectively.
** {{B|D-PAD LEFT}} and {{B|D-PAD RIGHT}} will disable/enable power-saving mode, respectively.

=== Game Gear ===

Game Gear Virtual Console titles use a unique front-end compared to the other consoles in 3DS Virtual Console.

These VC titles allow the use of a Single Savestate, Turbo Binding, the ability to freely remap buttons, and the ability to alter various graphical settings or the game's overall performance.
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS information]]

3DS:Virtual Console/Creation

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{{Page WIP}}

New Super Ultimate Injector (NSUI) is a tool to inject roms of various consoles into a virtual console title. This allows you to launch roms that nsui supports from the home menu.

==Required Reading==

WIP

==What You Need==

*The beta 27 build of [https://mega.nz/file/qnAE1YjC#q3FRHgIAVEo4nRI2IfANHJr-r7Sil3YpPYE4w8ZbUPY NSUI]

==Instructions==

{{critical|This is a WIP, Do not follow this page until this textbox has been removed}}
===Section I - Prep Work===
# Power off you device
# Insert your SD Card into your computer
# Extract the <code>release</code> folder from <code>NSUI beta 27 EN.zip</code> to somewhere on your computer
===Section 2 - Choosing Your System===
# Open the <code>release</code> folder you extracted
# open <code>New Super Ultimate Injector for 3DS.exe</code>
# Navigate to "File"
# Navigate to "New"
# Select the system of the inject you'd like to create
{{info|Currently supported injects are: NES, SNES, GameBoy, GameBoy Color, GameBoy Advance, Mega Drive, Game Gear and TurbiGrafx}}
{{info|for launching ds games from the home menu, see the fowarders page in [[3DS:DS games]]}}
===Section III - Creating The Inject===
# Navigate to "Project"
# Select "Load ROM..." and load your rom for the system you chose
#

3DS:3ds essential dumper

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:3DS:3ds_essential_dumper}}{{Infobox homebrew
| title = 3ds_essential_dumper
| for3ds = 1
| developers = danny8376
| version = alpha-b67d544
| releasedate = 2023-9-10
| github = danny8376/3ds_essential_dumper
| githubtag = alpha-b67d544
}}
{{info|text=This guide is intended for consoles that are suffering from hardware failure and can no longer function normally. If your 3DS can still run [[GodMode9]], see [[3DS:GodMode9/Usage#Creating_a_NAND_backup|GodMode9 Usage]] instead.}}

== What You Need==

*The latest release of [https://github.com/danny8376/3ds_essential_dumper/releases 3ds_essential_dumper] (the <code>3ds_essential_dumper.firm</code> file)

== Instructions ==
=== Section I - Prep Work ===

#Power off your console
#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Rename <code>boot.firm</code> to <code>luma.firm</code>, if it exists
#Copy <code>3ds_essential_dumper.firm</code> to the root of your SD card
#Rename <code>3ds_essential_dumper.firm</code> to <code>boot.firm</code>
#Reinsert your SD card into your console

=== Section II - 3ds_essential_dumper ===
{{info|Ensure your SD card has at least 1.3GB of free space if you plan on doing a NAND backup, and that it is formatted to FAT32 using [[Formatting an SD card|our guide]]}}

#Power on your console
# When the Power and Notification LEDs flash red, press {{Key press|A}} to dump the NAND
#*If you do not need a NAND dump from the console, press {{Key press|B}} instead
#Wait for your console to turn off
#*When dumping the NAND, the duration can range from 30 minutes to an hour
#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Your dumped files will be in the <code>/edump/</code> folder on the SD card

3DS:3ds essential dumper

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:3DS:3ds_essential_dumper}}{{Infobox homebrew
| title = 3ds_essential_dumper
| for3ds = 1
| developers = danny8376
| version = alpha-b67d544
| releasedate = 2023-9-10
| github = danny8376/3ds_essential_dumper
| githubtag = alpha-b67d544
}}
{{info|text=This guide is intended for consoles that are suffering from hardware failure and can no longer function normally. If your 3DS can still run [[GodMode9]], see [[3DS:GodMode9/Usage#Creating_a_NAND_backup|GodMode9 Usage]] instead.}}

== What You Need==

*The latest release of [https://github.com/danny8376/3ds_essential_dumper/releases 3ds_essential_dumper] (the <code>3ds_essential_dumper.firm</code> file)

== Instructions ==
=== Section I - Prep Work ===

#Power off your console
#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Rename <code>boot.firm</code> to <code>luma.firm</code>, if it exists
#Copy <code>3ds_essential_dumper.firm</code> to the root of your SD card
#Rename <code>3ds_essential_dumper.firm</code> to <code>boot.firm</code>
#Reinsert your SD card into your console

=== Section II - 3ds_essential_dumper ===
{{info|Ensure your SD card has at least 1.3GB of free space if you plan on doing a NAND backup, and that it is formatted to FAT32 using [[Formatting an SD card|our guide]]}}

#Power on your console
# When the Power and Notification LEDs flash red, press {{Key press|A}} to dump the NAND
#*If you do not need a NAND dump from the console, press {{Key press|B}} instead
#Wait for your console to turn off. If dumping the NAND, this can take over 30 minutes to an hour
#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Your dumped files will be in the <code>/edump/</code> folder on the SD card

3DS:Error screens/Luma3DS exception screen

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{{shortcut|3DS:EXCEPTION}}
This page lists possible causes and fixes of Luma3DS exception screens. They are not applicable to every situation, but cover most common known issues.

== Reading a Luma3DS exception screen ==

A Luma3DS exception has four (or five, in a few cases) different parts to it that help in finding its cause, as follows:
[[File:Luma3DS_exception.png|center]]
* '''Processor:''' What part of the system is causing the exception. The two processors are:
** '''Arm9:''' The 'security processor' of the system. These exceptions are usually raised because of errors in NAND data or hardware faults in either the 3DS or its SD card.
** '''Arm11:''' The 'userland' of the system. These exceptions have numerous causes but are more often related to broken software or user data.
* '''Exception type:''' The type of fault that caused the exception. These categories correspond to the ARM exceptions for the [https://developer.arm.com/documentation/ddi0201/d ARM9] and [https://developer.arm.com/documentation/ddi0360/f ARM11] CPUs, as follows:
** '''data abort''': Caused by a read or write to an invalid part of memory. Usually related to game mods/cheats/plugins, broken HOME Menu data, and/or broken CFW applications.
** '''prefetch abort''': Caused by an attempt to execute a CPU instruction that was marked as invalid. Often related to conflicts between CFW and other software.
** '''prefetch abort (svcBreak)''': Caused by either Process9 or homebrew software manually halting because it tripped a pre-defined error condition. Often related to damage to NAND data, even when raised by Arm11. Can also happen when launching an out-of-region game that isn't [[3DS:SGL|locale emulated.]]
** '''prefetch abort (kernel panic)''': Caused by Kernel9 detecting an unrecoverable error and forcibly halting to avoid causing damage. Can be related to any of several things, but hardware issues are the most likely.
** '''undefined instruction''': Caused by an attempt to execute a CPU instruction that was unimplemented, disallowed, or unusable. Often related to software missing its required files (if not on boot) or an outdated <code>boot.firm</code> (if on boot).
* '''Fault status:''' The specific type of ARM exception that was raised. Helpful for developers, but not so much for the end user.
* '''Current process:''' Where the error is coming from in the system. Often the most helpful part of the exception. Some examples of processes are as follows:
** '''fs''': The filesystem, i.e. either the SD card or the NAND.
** '''menu''': Data that is opened either as a part of the HOME Menu or at the same time as it.
** '''loader''': The service that opens apps, meaning the app most recently opened has an issue.
** '''nwm''': Networking services, almost always Wi-Fi.
** '''ns''': The <u>N</u>intendo User Interface <u>S</u>hell, which handles all apps/processes/services in 3DS mode.
* '''Registers (R0-R12/SP/LR/PC/CPSR/FPEXC)''': Usually just internal data that's not worth reading, though R0 is the most likely of them to contain useful data. There are certain notable exceptions that aren't mentioned in the list of known errors, however:
** If the value <code>000400??</code> (the ? marks can be any number) appears in any of the registers, it likely refers to the first half of a title ID - check the value of the register after it to ensure this. If it is a title ID, it can be used to narrow down the original cause of an error.
** If the value of any register starts with the letter C, D, E, or F (even if it isn't in R0) and doesn't look completely random, it may be an error code - this is more likely if the value starts with C or D. You may want to check it manually, as if it is an error code, it can likely help in troubleshooting.

== Known Errors ==

In the following list, the file prefixes on file paths refer to the starting location. <code>sd:/</code> refers to the SD card, and numbers in the format of <code>[X:]</code> refer to GodMode9's drive numbers.
{{info|If the below fixes do not solve your issue or you are unsure of what to do, join the [https://discord.gg/C29hYvh Nintendo Homebrew Discord] for further assistance.}}
----

=== <big>Arm9</big> ===

Arm9 errors are sorted by their '''exception type'''.

<span style="font-size:175%; display:flex; justify-content:center"><h4>Error On Boot</h4></span>

<h5>Any Type</h5>
* Files on the SD are corrupted.
** To fix, [[Checking_SD_card_integrity|verify that the SD card is not faulty.]] If it is verified working, make a backup of all intact files, [[Formatting_an_SD_card|format the SD card]], and try booting again.
* A system save located on the NAND in <code>[1:]/data</code> has a problem.
* System-unique files are missing from the NAND in <code>[1:]/rw/sys</code>.

<h5>data abort</h5>
* The <code>shared2</code> folder in <code>[2:] SYSNAND TWLN</code> is missing.
** To fix, create this folder.
* System titles have been deleted.
** To fix, perform a [[3DS:Safe Mode|Safe Mode update]]. If this does not work, perform a [[3DS:CTRTransfer|CTRTransfer]].

<h5>prefetch abort (svcBreak)</h5>
* The system movable, <code>[1:]/private/movable.sed</code>, is 288 bytes but a flag is enabled that expects a size of 320 bytes.
** To fix, boot into GodMode9 and select <code>SYSNAND CTRNAND</code>, then go into the <code>private</code> folder.<br>Inside this folder, you will see a file named <code>movable.sed</code>. Select it, and under the options menu, select '''Show in Hexeditor'''.<br>Green-colored numbers will appear in the middle of the screen - press {{B|A}} and then unlock '''writing to sysNAND (lvl2)'''.<br>At the beginning of the file, look for the set of numbers <code>53 45 45 44 00 01</code>. Once you find these numbers, hold {{B|A}} and press {{B|D-PAD DOWN}} while the <code>01</code> value is highlighted to change it to <code>00</code>. Press {{B|B}}, then {{B|A}}, then {{B|B}} to save changes and exit from the hexeditor, then press {{B|START}} to reboot your console.
* <code>SYSNAND CTRNAND</code> has bad CMACs.
** To fix, press R+A on the <code>SYSNAND CTRNAND</code> drive and <code>Fix CMACs for drive</code>. The console will act like it has been formatted after this, and this is intended.
*If none of the above have worked, perform a [[3DS:CTRTransfer/Manual|Manual CTRTransfer]].

<h5>prefetch abort (kernel panic)</h5>
* The console likely has a hardware issue.

<h5>undefined instruction</h5>
* The console likely has a hardware issue, or corrupted sysmodules. Try performing a [[3DS:CTRTransfer|CTRTransfer]] to see if it resolves the issue.

<span style="font-size:175%; display:flex; justify-content:center"><h4>Error During Use</h4></span>

<h5>data abort</h5>
* Files on the SD are corrupted.
** To fix, [[Checking_SD_card_integrity|verify that your card is not faulty.]] If it is verified working, make a backup of all intact files, [[Formatting_an_SD_card|format the SD card]], and try again.

=== <big>Arm11</big> ===

All Arm11 errors are sorted by their '''current process'''.

<span style="font-size:175%; display:flex; justify-content:center"><h4>Error On Boot</h4></span>

<h5>act</h5>
* Your NNID(s)' stored data is misconfigured or being interfered with.
** To fix, if [https://pretendo.network Pretendo] is installed, turn it off by disabling <code>Enable loading external FIRMs and modules</code> on [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|the Luma configuration menu]].
*** If this does not help or Pretendo is not installed, then [[3DS:GodMode9/Usage#Restoring_a_NAND_backup|restore a NAND backup]] - especially if you recently tried to [[3DS:GodMode9/Usage#Removing_an_NNID_without_formatting_your_device|log out an NNID]].

<h5>boss</h5>
* The current firmware version is too old for SpotPass to work. Perform a [[3DS:Safe Mode|Safe Mode update]].
** If this does not work, you may require [[3DS:CTRTransfer|a CTRTransfer.]]

<h5>camera</h5>
* Potential hardware issues, or an instance of ShutTheCamUp is crashing.
** Look for and delete <code>/luma/sysmodules/0004013000001602.ips</code> and <code>/luma/titles/0004013000001602/code.ips</code>.
*** If this fixed the issue, then [[3dsguide:restoring-updating-cfw|update Luma3DS]] and reinstall the correct Old or New 3DS patch for [[udb:3ds/shut-the-cam-up|ShutTheCamUp]] if you wish to continue using it.
*** If these don't exist, or the error occurs when booting without an SD card, it's likely hardware issues. Join the [https://discord.gg/nintendohomebrew Nintendo Homebrew Discord] and ask, in English, for help.

<h5>cfg</h5>
* Either the NAND [[3dbrew:Config Savegame|config savegame]] or part of your console-unique file(s) is damaged.
** To fix, first boot into GodMode9, press R+A while the cursor is on the folder <code>[1:]/data/<ID0>/sysdata/00010017</code>, choose to <code>Copy to 0:/gm9/out</code>, then delete the folder. After rebooting, the console will enter initial setup again; this is intended and not an issue.
*** If this does not help, delete the newly created <code>00010017</code> and copy the backup into its place, run [[3DS:ctrcheck|ctrcheck]], and replace any console-unique files marked as invalid or missing with the copies from the <code>essentials.exefs</code> backup inside <code>[S:] SYSNAND VIRTUAL</code> in GodMode9.

<h5>fs</h5>
* Could be an SD card problem, minor NAND problem, hardware issue, or anything in between.
** [[wikipedia:Fault isolation|Fault isolation]] will likely be required to find the true cause of this error. Start by doing [[3DS:ctrcheck|ctrcheck]] and trying to trigger the error with the SD card removed from the console.<br>If the error stops when the SD card is removed, [[Formatting an SD card|reformat the SD card]], and if that doesn't help, [[Checking SD card integrity|test it for hardware damage]].

<h5>hid</h5>
* Potential hardware problems, or an instance of rehid is crashing.
** First look for and delete <code>/luma/titles/0004013000001D02</code>, <code>/luma/titles/0004013000003302</code>, <code>/luma/sysmodules/0004013000001D02.cxi</code> and <code>/luma/sysmodules/0004013000003302.ips</code>.
*** If this fixed the issue, then [[3dsguide:restoring-updating-cfw|update Luma3DS]] and reinstall the latest release of [[3DS:Rehid|rehid]] to continue using it.
*** If these don't exist, or rehid has never been installed on this console, it's likely hardware issues. [[3DS:Hardware test|3ds_hw_test]] or [[3DS:ctrcheck|ctrcheck]] may help with fault isolation.

<h5>i2c/gsp/mcu/pxi/spi/</h5>
* The console has a serious hardware issue that is likely not easily fixable.
** Run [[3DS:Hardware test|3ds_hw_test]]. If the test returns zero errors detected, join [https://discord.gg/C29hYvh the Nintendo Homebrew Discord] and ask, in English, for help.

<h5>loader</h5>
* <h6>prefetch abort (svcBreak)</h6>
**The code or sysmodule patch Luma3DS tried to load is invalid or corrupt.
***To fix: Redownload any recently installed patches (eg. Nimbus (Pretendo), Wumiibo, or anything else that goes in <code>/luma/titles</code> or <code>/luma/sysmodules</code>.) Alternatively, you may disable <code>loading external FIRMs and modules</code> as well as <code>Enable game patching</code> in the [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|Luma3DS configuration menu]].

<h5>mset</h5>
* System Settings is broken in some way - this may indicate that the console has a hardware issue.
** To fix, perform a [[3DS:CTRTransfer|CTRTransfer]], or a [[3DS:CTRTransfer/Manual|Manual CTRTransfer]] if that does not work.
*** If neither of these work, the console has a serious issue. Join the [https://discord.gg/C29hYvh Nintendo Homebrew Discord] and ask, in English, for help.

<h5>menu</h5>
* <h6>data abort</h6>
** The installed [[3DS:Custom themes|theme]] is corrupted or otherwise broken.
*** To fix, go into the folder <code>sd:/Nintendo 3DS/<ID0>/<ID1>/extdata/00000000/</code> and delete the folder matching your region, one of the following:
**: USA: <code>000002cd</code><br>EUR: <code>000002ce</code><br>JPN: <code>000002cc</code>
** The HOME Menu's extra data is corrupted.
*** To fix, go into the folder <code>sd:/Nintendo 3DS/<ID0>/<ID1>/extdata/00000000/</code> and delete the folder matching your region, one of the following:
**: USA: <code>0000008f</code><br>EUR: <code>00000098</code><br>JPN: <code>00000082</code><br>KOR: <code>000000A9</code>
** An installed application is corrupted or otherwise broken.
*** To fix, either perform a [[3DS:Safe Mode|Safe Mode update]], attempt to enter System Settings before the crash occurs and delete the application in Data Management, or [[Formatting an SD card|reformat the SD card]].
* <h6>prefetch abort</h6>
** An installation of Menuhax is conflicting with the custom firmware.
*** To fix, follow the directions [[3DS:Troubleshooting/removing_menuhax67|on this page]].
**If this occurs on boot, set '''Hbmenu autoboot''' in the [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|Luma configuration menu]] to 3DS, then follow the above instructions and turn '''Hbmenu autoboot''' back off once it has been removed.
***Ensure in <code>sd:/luma/config.ini</code> that hbldr_3dsx_titleid is set to 000400000d921e00 and <code>boot.3dsx</code> is in the root.
* <h6>prefetch abort (svcBreak)</h6>
** If <code>R5</code> contains <code>D900458B</code>: The <code>f000000b</code> folder in <code>SYSNAND CTRNAND</code> is broken, its exact location being at <code>[1:]/data/<ID0>/extdata/00048000/f000000b</code>.
*** To fix, backup <code>f000000b</code> by pressing R+A while highlighting it, then selecting <code>Copy to 0:/gm9/out</code>. Once it is backed up, delete the folder. If this does not fix the issue, copy the folder back where it was.
**System titles are missing. Perform a [[3DS:Safe Mode|Safe Mode update]].
**If you have a recent NAND backup, try restoring it with [[3DS:GodMode9/Usage#Restoring_a_NAND_backup|this guide]]

<h5>ns</h5>
* The [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|Luma configuration]] setting '''Hbmenu autoboot''' is set to boot to a title that does not exist.
** To fix, disable the option, install an application with the title ID in <code>sd:/luma/config.ini</code>, or change the set title ID to match an application that does exist.

<h5>nwm</h5>
* The WiFi chipset's hardware is damaged or dead.
** To fix, replace the WiFi chipset with a new one. To avoid the error until then, disable WiFi on the 3DS and do not turn it back on.
*** If the 3DS is an old model, you can disable WiFi using an external switch. New models do not have this switch disable it through the HOME Menu Settings or Rosalina. Repeatedly pressing the keycombo for Rosalina while powering on might let you access Rosalina before it can crash.

<h5>pm</h5>
* The installed version of Luma3DS likely does not support the current firmware version. This is guaranteed to be true if the contents of R0 are <code>E0E01BF5</code>.
** To fix, [[3dsguide:restoring-updating-cfw|update CFW.]]

<span style="font-size:140%; display:flex; justify-content:center"><h4>Error During Use</h4></span>

<h5>3dsx_app</h5>
* The <code>.3dsx</code> file that was most recently opened is corrupted.
** To fix, download a new copy of the <code>.3dsx</code> file. If this error happens when opening the Homebrew Launcher, download a new copy of <code>boot.3dsx</code>.
**: If the error still happens, [[Checking SD card integrity|test the SD card for errors.]]

<h5>app/CtrApp</h5>
* If not <code>prefetch abort (svcBreak)</code>: The app most recently opened is trying to use broken software.
** To fix, disable all game mods, cheat codes, and plugins to ensure they are not the cause.
**: If the error still happens, then the game itself is likely faulty. If it is a system app, [[3DS:CTRTransfer|perform a CTRTransfer]]. Otherwise, if it is a [[3DS:Dump titles and game cartridges#Dumping a Game Cartridge|cartridge dump]], redump it, if it is an eShop game, click the Repair button at the bottom of its eShop page or delete and reinstall it, or if it is a cartridge, clean the cartridge and the 3DS cartridge reader with isopropyl alcohol.
* If <code>prefetch abort (svcBreak)</code>: The app most recently opened is out-of-region and relies on locale-specific data. Activate [[3DS:SGL|locale emulation]] for it.

<h5>GARDEN</h5>
* Animal Crossing's game data or savedata is having issues.
** To fix, disable all game mods, cheat codes, and plugins to ensure they are not the cause. If the error still happens, then the game itself may be faulty. If it is a [[3DS:Dump titles and game cartridges#Dumping a Game Cartridge|cartridge dump]], redump it, if it is an eShop game, click the Repair button at the bottom of its eShop page or delete and reinstall it, or if it is a cartridge, clean the cartridge and the 3DS cartridge reader with isopropyl alcohol.
*** If the error yet still happens, ensure that you have not used a save editor before the error started happening. If you have used a save editor, the edits are broken and you will need to restore a backed-up save, or wipe the save and start over if you have no backup.

<h5>fs</h5>
* Could be an SD card problem, minor NAND problem, hardware issue, or anything in between.
** [[wikipedia:Fault isolation|fault isolation]] will likely be required to find the true cause of this error. Start by doing [[3DS:ctrcheck|ctrcheck]] and trying to recreate the error without the SD card inserted.<br>If the error stops after the SD card is removed, [[Formatting an SD card|reformat the SD card]], and if that doesn't help, [[Checking SD card integrity|test it for hardware damage]].

<h5>Kujira/Joker/niji_loc</h5>
* The app most recently opened has an issue of some kind.
** To fix, disable all game mods, cheat codes, and plugins to ensure they are not the cause. If the error still happens, ensure the game is the same region as the console - if it is not, [[3DS:SGL|activate locale emulation for the game.]]
*** If the error yet still happens, then the game itself is likely faulty. If it is a [[3DS:Dump titles and game cartridges#Dumping a Game Cartridge|cartridge dump]], redump it. If it is an eShop game, click the Repair button at the bottom of its eShop page or delete and reinstall it. If it is a cartridge, clean the cartridge and the 3DS cartridge reader with isopropyl alcohol.

<h5>loader</h5>

* <h6>undefined instruction</h6>
** The app most recently opened has an issue. If the value of R0 starts with C or D, it is an error code, and has a chance of being an error code if the value starts with E or F. Here are some common values for R0:
*** <code>D9004587</code>: When trying to open a game: The game is corrupted, or its seed is not imported.
**** See: [[3DS:Fixing corrupted games]]
*** <code>C8804478</code>: If trying to open the Homebrew Launcher: <code>boot.3dsx</code> is missing from the root of your SD card.
**** To fix: Download the latest Homebrew Launcher from [https://github.com/devkitPro/3ds-hbmenu/releases/latest here]
*** <code>D96077FA</code>/<code>FFFFFFFF</code>: The <code>.3dsx</code> that Luma3DS tried to load is corrupted.
**** To fix, redownload the app you are trying to launch. If this happens when you try to open the Homebrew Launcher itself, see the error above.
*** Most of the other possible error codes that can appear here are listed on [[3DS:Error_screens/Luma3DS_ErrDisp|the ErrDisp page]].
* <h6>prefetch abort (svcBreak)</h6>
**The code or sysmodule patch Luma3DS tried to load is invalid or corrupt.
***To fix: Redownload any recently installed patches (eg. Nimbus (Pretendo), Wumiibo, or anything else that goes in <code>/luma/titles</code> or <code>/luma/sysmodules</code>.) Alternatively, you may disable <code>loading external FIRMs and modules</code> as well as <code>Enable game patching</code> in the [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|Luma3DS configuration menu]].

<h5>mset</h5>
* '''If not caused in Nintendo DS Profile:''' System Settings is broken in some way - this may indicate that the console has a hardware issue.
** To fix, perform a [[3DS:CTRTransfer|CTRTransfer]], or a [[3DS:CTRTransfer/Manual|Manual CTRTransfer]] if that does not work.
*** If neither of these work, the console has a serious issue. Join the [https://discord.gg/nintendohomebrew Nintendo Homebrew Discord] and ask, in English, for help.
* '''If caused in Nintendo DS Profile:''' Your NVRAM is either corrupted or damaged in hardware. Run [[3DS:ctrcheck|ctrcheck]] - if its results do not include <code>Critical: NVRAM is inaccessible</code>, then follow [[3DS:NVRAM|the Fix NVRAM guide]].

<h5>nwm</h5>
* The WiFi chipset's hardware is damaged or dead.
** To fix, replace the WiFi chipset with a new one. To avoid the error until then, disable WiFi on the 3DS and do not turn it back on.
*** If the 3DS is an old model, you can disable WiFi with an external switch. New models must instead disable it through the HOME Menu Settings or Rosalina. Repeatedly pressing the keycombo for Rosalina while powering on might let you access Rosalina before it can crash.

<h5>pxi</h5>
* Could be anything from a faulty cartridge to damaged internal components, but will almost always be some type of hardware issue.

<h5>pm</h5>
* The software you have launched may be missing required files. If the value in R0 is <code>E0E01BF5</code>, this is extremely likely to be the cause.

<h5>qtm/cam</h5>
* The camera's hardware is damaged or dead.
** To fix, replace the camera with a new one. To avoid the error until then, disconnect the camera or avoid using anything that activates the camera.

<h5>swkbd</h5>
* The software keyboard is broken in some way - this may indicate that the console has a hardware issue.
** To fix, perform a [[3DS:CTRTransfer|CTRTransfer]], or a [[3DS:CTRTransfer/Manual|Manual CTRTransfer]] if that does not work.
*** If neither of these work, the console has a serious issue. Join the [https://discord.gg/nintendohomebrew Nintendo Homebrew Discord] and ask, in English, for help.
[[Category:Unbricking]]
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS troubleshooting]]
{{Short description|Guide to the CFW error handler}}

3DS:FTP

2024-11-17T16:01:10Z

Gruetzig: undo revision 6968 and 6969 (lmao) because cia is back

'''FTP''' (File Transfer Protocol) is a way to transfer files wirelessly through a local network.

== What You Need ==
'''On your computer''':
<ul>
<li>A working FTP client
{{FTP clients}}</li>
</ul>

'''On your 3DS''':
* The latest release of {{GitHub|mtheall/ftpd/releases|ftpd}} (any <code>.3dsx</code> or <code>.cia</code>)
** The normal (unlabelled) version has a GUI while the <code>classic</code> version is entirely text-based

== Installation ==
If your 3DS can use the internet, choose the Universal-Updater method.

{{info|FTPD is installed as part of [[3dsguide:finalizing-setup|Finalizing Setup]] on 3DS Hacks Guide.}}

<tabber>
|-|Universal-Updater=
=== Section I - Prep Work ===
# Open Universal-Updater
# Tap the magnifying glass icon on the bottom screen, and search for '''ftpd'''
# Press A on the '''ftpd''' entry, and choose one of the four ftpd/ftpd-classic files
# Once it finishes downloading, exit Universal-Updater

Did you choose a <code>.cia</code> or a <code>.3dsx</code> version of ftpd?
{{#tag:tabber|
.cia=
<ol start="5">
<li>Open ftpd</li>
</ol>

{{!}}-{{!}}

.3dsx=
<ol start="5">
<li>Open the Homebrew Launcher</li>
<li>Open ftpd</li>
</ol>
}}

|-|Manual=

=== Section I - Prep Work ===
# Turn the 3DS off
# Insert your SD card into your computer
# Download one of the four ftpd/ftpd-classic files and move it into the correct place on your SD card
#* If you chose one of the <code>.cia</code> files, its correct place is the <code>cias</code> folder - create this folder if it does not exist
#* If you chose one of the <code>.3dsx</code> files, its correct place is the <code>3ds</code> folder - create this folder if it does not exist
# Insert your SD card into your 3DS
# Turn the 3DS on
Did you choose a <code>.cia</code> or a <code>.3dsx</code> version of ftpd?
{{#tag:tabber|
.cia=
<ol start="6">
<li>Open FBI and navigate to <code>SD</code> -> <code>cias</code></li>
<li>Press {{B|A}} while <code>ftpd.cia</code> or <code>ftpd-classic.cia</code> is selected, then select <code>Install and delete CIA(s)</code></li>
<li>Allow FBI to install the CIA</li>
<li>Exit FBI, then exit the Homebrew Launcher</li>
<li>Ensure your 3DS is connected to the same Internet connection as your computer</li>
<li>Open ftpd</li>
</ol>

{{!}}-{{!}}

.3dsx=
<ol start="6">
<li>Open the Homebrew Launcher</li>
<li>Open ftpd</li>
</ol>
}}
</tabber>

== Usage ==
# If you haven't already, install the FTP client for your operating system
# Open the FTP client and fill in the information as follows:
#* File protocol: FTP (''not'' SFTP)
#* Host name/IP address: The IP address displayed on the top screen of the 3DS (e.g. 192.168.0.67)
#** This is a local IP address, so you don't need to censor it if you need assistance
#* Port number: The number after the colon in the IP address displayed on the top screen of the 3DS (usually 5000)
#** If you don't see this option, instead type <code>(ip):(port)</code> into the host name/IP address box, e.g. <code>192.168.0.67:5000</code>
#* Username/password: If you see a checkbox for "Anonymous login", then enable it; otherwise, just leave it blank
# Click "Login" or "Connect"
#* If prompted to enter a username or password, press ENTER to leave it blank

<big>{{success|Your computer is now connected to your 3DS via FTP!}}</big>
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

== FAQ ==

=== Why not microSD Management? ===

While New 3DS models can do a similar method through microSD Management, said method has a number of downsides:
* microSD Management does not exist on Old 3DS models.
* microSD Management uses a protocol (SMBv1) that is only supported by Windows.
** Additionally, SMBv1 is heavily outdated, [https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/storage-at-microsoft/stop-using-smb1/ba-p/425858 now a major security risk], and disabled by default on modern installations of Windows.
* microSD Management can cause random file corruption in use.

3DS:Black screen unbrick

2024-09-22T14:20:47Z

Gruetzig: section changes ;D

{{shortcut|3DS:BSU}}
When a 3DS boots to a black screen instead of the HOME Menu, it is usually a bad sign. This page lists common troubleshooting steps to fix this issue.

The troubleshooting below should always be started at the first section. The troubleshooting will direct you to the next sections if necessary.

__TOC__

== CFW Check ==
First, we will check if the console has CFW. This will help as it allows access to [[3DS:GodMode9|GodMode9]], a helpful tool for troubleshooting and fixing issues.

# Power on your console while holding the {{B|SELECT}} button
#* If your console boots to the [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|Luma3DS configuration menu]], press {{B|START}} to save, then continue to the CFW troubleshooting section below
#* If your console doesn't boot to the Luma3DS configuration menu, do the same without the SD card inserted
#** If your console does boot to the Luma3DS configuration menu, your SD card wasn't inserted correctly, re-insert it and try again
#** If your console turns off right away, you have CFW and can continue to the CFW troubleshooting section below
#** If your console doesn't boot to the Luma3DS configuration menu but black-screens, your console is likely bricked without CFW, and you should continue to the stock troubleshooting section at the bottom of this page
#*** To make sure of this, hold {{Key press|SELECT|START|X|POWER}} for seven seconds while the console is powered off, then power off again, hold {{B|HOME}}, and then press {{B|POWER}} - if the notification LED [[3DS:boot9strap#LED_Status_Codes|lit up a color]] or the [[3DS:fastboot3DS|fastboot3DS]] menu appears, then you have working CFW but something is interfering with Luma. Join the Nintendo Homebrew Discord for more advanced help

== CFW troubleshooting ==

=== Section I - Prep Work ===

# Follow [[3dsguide:restoring-updating-cfw.html|Restoring / Updating CFW]], then "Updating GodMode9" and "Creating a NAND backup" section on [[3DS:GodMode9/Usage]]
# Take out any inserted game cartridge
# Continue to the next section

=== Section II - RTCBug ===

# Power on your console
# Wait ten seconds, then press {{Key press|L|Down|SELECT}} at the same time
#* If the [[3DS:Luma3DS/Rosalina|Rosalina menu]] opens, you're likely experiencing [[3DS:Lumabug|RTCBug]] - return by pressing B, wait 15 minutes, remove any existing cartridge inserted, and the HOME Menu should load on its own. If this doesn't work, continue to the next section
#* If Rosalina doesn't open, continue to the next section

=== Section III - Luma3DS configuration reset ===

# Insert the SD card into your computer
# Navigate to the folder <code>sd:/luma</code>
# Delete <code>config.ini</code>
# Reinsert the SD card into your console
# Power on your console
#* If your console doesn't boot to the Luma3DS config, follow [[SD Clean]], then return to section 2
# Do not enable anything, just press {{B|START}} to save the default configuration
#* If your console boots to the HOME Menu, you should look for and delete faulty patches in <code>/luma/sysmodules</code> and <code>/luma/titles</code> on the SD card before turning <code>Enable game patching</code> or <code>Loading external FIRMs and modules</code> back on
#* If your console doesn't boot to the HOME Menu, continue to the next section
#* If your console boots to an error, check [[3DS:EXCEPTION|the Luma exceptions page]] for how to fix your error, or ask for help in the Nintendo Homebrew Discord if your error isn't listed there

=== Section IV - SD HOME Menu extdata ===

#Power on your console without the SD card inserted
#* If it boots to the Luma3DS configuration screen, press {{B|START}} to save
#* If it doesn't boot to the HOME menu, continue to the next section
#* If it boots to the HOME Menu, do the following steps:
#*# Insert your SD card into your computer
#*# Navigate to <code>Nintendo 3DS</code> -> <code>ID0</code> -> <code>ID1</code> -> <code>extdata</code>
#*#* <code>ID0</code> and <code>ID1</code> are 32-character long folders
#*#* If you have multiple ID0/ID1 folders, do the following for all of them
#*# Delete the corresponding folder for your region:
#*#* USA: <code>0000008f</code>
#*#* EUR: <code>00000098</code>
#*#* JPN: <code>00000082</code>
#*#* KOR: <code>000000A9</code>
#*# Reinsert your SD card into your console
#*# Power on your console
#*#* If it still doesn't boot to the HOME Menu, but does without the SD card, you're experiencing a very weird issue and should ask in the Nintendo Homebrew discord for more advanced help

=== Section V - Safe Mode ===

# Power on your console while holding {{Key press|L|R|Up|A}}
#* If your console boots to the Safe Mode menu, perform the update and see if it boots to the HOME Menu
#* If it doesn't boot to Safe Mode, or doesn't boot to the HOME Menu after a Safe Mode update, continue to the next section

=== Section VI - ctrcheck ===

# Follow the instructions on [[3DS:Ctrcheck|the ctrcheck page]]
# If the console doesn't boot to the HOME Menu after all applicable fixes have been tried, continue to the next section

=== Section VII - New 3DS camera brick{{anchor|Section VIII - New 3DS camera brick}} ===

{{info|If you are currently troubleshooting an old model console, ignore this and skip to the next section.
<br>If you are unsure whether your console is new or old, look at its shoulder buttons. A new model has four ({{Key press|ZL|L|R|ZR}}), and an old model has two ({{Key press|L|R}}).}}

# Insert your SD card into your computer
# Navigate to the <code>/luma/</code> folder
# Look for <code>errdisp.txt</code>
## If this file already exists, rename it to <code>_errdisp.txt</code>
## If this file doesn't exist, skip to the next section
# Reinsert your SD card into the console
# Power on the console
# Wait 30 seconds without pressing any buttons
# Power off the console
# Navigate to the <code>/luma/</code> folder
# Look for <code>errdisp.txt</code>
#* If this file exists, open it in a text editor, and check if the process name is <code>qtm</code>
#** If the process name is <code>qtm</code>, you need to disconnect your inner camera or replace it
#** If the process name is something else, your console has a very unusual issue and you should ask in the Nintendo Homebrew Discord for more advanced help
#* If this file doesn't exist, continue to the next section

=== Section VIII - CTRTransfer{{anchor|Section VII - CTRTransfer}} ===

# Follow the [[3dsguide:ctrtransfer.html|CTRTransfer guide on 3DS Hacks Guide]]
#* If the console doesn't boot to the HOME Menu at the end of Section III, continue to the next section of this guide

=== Section IX - 3ds_hw_test ===

# Follow the instructions on [[3DS:Hardware test|the hardware test page]]
#* If the number of errors from this is zero, continue to the next section

===Section X - Manual CTRTransfer===

#Follow [[3DS:CTRTransfer/Manual]]

----
By this point, you have exhausted all conventional fixes. If your console has not booted to the HOME Menu by now, go to the Nintendo Homebrew Discord and mention that you've tried this page already.

==Stock troubleshooting==

===Section I - Safe Mode ===

# Power on your console while holding {{Key press|L|R|Up|A}}
#* If your console boots to the Safe Mode menu, perform the update and see if it boots to the HOME Menu
#* If it doesn't boot to Safe Mode, or doesn't boot to the HOME Menu after a Safe Mode update, continue to the next section

===Section II - Shutdown menu ===

# Power on the console
# Wait 30 seconds without touching any buttons
# Press the POWER button
#* If the shutdown menu opens (a grey screen with text), you're experiencing <code>f000000b</code> corruption and must install boot9strap with a [[3DS:ntrboot|ntrboot]] compatible flashcart in order to fix the issue
#* If the screen stays black and the console only powers off if you hold the button for 15 seconds, this may be potentially fixable with ntrboot if it is not a hardware issue

[[Category:Unbricking]]
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS troubleshooting]]

3DS:ThirdTube

2024-09-17T11:09:59Z

Gruetzig: deadge

{{Infobox homebrew
| title = ThirdTube
| image = ThirdTube-Banner.png
| imagealt = ThirdTube banner on the Home Menu
| for3ds = 1
| forwiiu = 0
| forswitch = 0
| forwii = 0
| developers = windows-server-2003
| version = 0.5.4
| releasedate = 2024-03-08
| website = https://github.com/windows-server-2003/ThirdTube
| github = windows-server-2003/ThirdTube
| universaldb = 3ds/thirdtube
| githubtag = v0.5.2
| caption = ThirdTube banner on the Home Menu
| screenshot = ThirdTube-Screenshot.jpg
| screenshotsize = 256px
| screenshotcaption = Screenshot of ThirdTube homebrew program with the video of 'DEAF KEV - Invincible [NCS Release]'
| forwindows = 0
| formac = 0
| forlinux = 0
| forjava = 0
}}
'''ThirdTube''' is a homebrew application for the Nintendo 3DS which replaces the original YouTube app, as the original is now unsupported.

{{Critical
| text = This application is broken and will return an error when attempting to play any video.
}}

{{Warning
| text = As this app is still in the alpha stage, you may and will encounter crashes and other bugs.
If you find one of those, it would be helpful to open an issue on the [https://github.com/windows-server-2003/ThirdTube/issues GitHub] repository.
}}

== Features ==
* Multiple resolutions for New 3DS, up to 360p
** This might be expanded in future versions, but the 3DS' hardware is the main limiting factor
** Old model 3DS are limited to 144p only
* Support for livestreams and premiered videos
* Searching
* Video suggestions
* Comments
* Captions
* Local watch history and channel subscription
* No ads
** This is due to the app only using YouTube's API, and is not due to ad-blockers. The creator does not plan to add their own ads at this time.

== Installation ==
=== Universal-Updater ===
[[udb:3ds/thirdtube|ThirdTube]] is available on Universal-DB and can be installed and updated with Universal-Updater.

=== Install with FBI ===
{{FBI QR code
| name1 = 3DSX
| url1 = https://github.com/windows-server-2003/ThirdTube/releases/latest/download/ThirdTube.3dsx
| name2 = CIA
| url2 = https://github.com/windows-server-2003/ThirdTube/releases/latest/download/ThirdTube.cia
}}

=== Manually ===
# [https://github.com/windows-server-2003/ThirdTube/releases/latest Download the <code>.3dsx</code> or <code>.cia</code> from the latest release]
# If you downloaded the <code>.3dsx</code>, copy this file to the <code>3ds</code> folder on your SD card
# If you downloaded the <code>.cia</code>, copy this file to any place on your SD card and install it with [[3DS:FBI|FBI]]

== Usage ==
The controls for this app are as follows:
* {{B|B}}: go back to the previous screen
* C-Pad up/down: scroll
* {{B|L}} or {{B|R}}: switch between tabs
* {{B|Select}} + {{B|Start}}: blackout the bottom screen
* D-Pad left/right: If in video player, seeks by 10s

Below are for debug purposes

* {{B|Select}} + {{B|X}} : toggle debug log
* {{B|Select}} + {{B|Y}} : toggle memory usage monitor
* {{B|Select}} + {{B|R}} + {{B|A}} : toggle FPS monitor

== Requirements ==
DSP firmware must be dumped to use this app. An option to do this can be found in [[3DS:Luma3DS/Rosalina|Rosalina]].

The exact minimum system version is unknown, but at least 8.1.0-0 is needed.

{{Short description|Homebrew replacement for the YouTube app}}

3DS:Troubleshooting/WinError 234

2024-08-06T15:53:32Z

Gruetzig: style fix

When injecting MSET9 on Windows 10 and up, the script sometimes crashes with this error:

<code>OSError: [WinError 234] More data is available: '[X]:\\Nintendo 3DS/################################/\uffff\ufaff餑䠇䚅敩 ꄈ∁䬅䞘䙨䙙ꫀᰗ䙃䰃䞠䞸退ࠊꁱࠅ캙ࠄsdmc退ࠊb9'</code>

This seems to happen because of the in-beta UTF-8 support in Windows. Instructions to disable it are as follows:

# Open Settings
# Navigate to "Time and Language" -> "Language and Region" -> "Administrative language settings"
# In the new dialog that pops up, select "Change system locale...."
# Ensure that "Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support is disabled"
# Press OK
# If prompted to restart your computer, do so

The injection should now work properly.

3DS:Error codes

2024-08-02T21:42:46Z

Gruetzig: Simplify things, link to pretendo for certain errors for more details, and also .

{{hatnote|1=This page only lists error codes that are always handled by stock parts of firmware. If the error in question is handled by custom firmware, the pages on [[3DS:Error screens/Luma3DS exception screen|"An exception occurred" screens]] and [[3DS:Error screens/Luma3DS ErrDisp|Luma3DS ErrDisps]] will be relevant instead.}}

{{info|Not all 3DS error codes are known or understood, and it is unlikely all codes will ever be documented in full due to Nintendo failing to document many of them. As such, this page can be considered a living document - any information written here will likely be subject to frequent changes.}}
On both stock and custom firmware, apps can cause errors if they run into a non-fatal issue.

This page lists various causes of stock error codes.

== Reading an error code ==
An error code has two parts - the code itself, and its official description.
[[File:3DS error code.jpg|center]]
For this page, only the code matters.

== Known errors ==
In the below tables, error codes are separated into sets by their section (e.g. 007-XXXX) and then sorted within their sets in ascending order by their result code (e.g. XXX-2001).

__TOC__

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;"
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="001"><h3>001 - Online Services</h3></span>
|-
|0102
|Unexpected disconnection from network services.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a%20id/17043 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0112
|Friends server connection timed out.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14458/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0302
|Unable to connect to the server.
|
|-
|0502
|Cannot connect to online services, or unexpectedly disconnected from them.
|
|-
|0718
|The Friends List is already full.
|
|-
|0720
|Generic error code.
|
|-
|0721
|Online access is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|0724
|Your Personal Mii is missing.
|
|-
|0725
|Your ability to register friends is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|0726
|Your notification settings for the Friends List are not yet configured.
|
|-
|0803
|Cannot connect to authentication servers.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|0811
|Online play servers under maintenance.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="002"><h3> 002 - Account Related Errors</h3></span>
|-
| 0100
|The online service is unavailable.
|
|-
|0101
|Network has high traffic or is down.
|
|-
|0102
|Account permanently banned.
|
|-
|0107
|Account temporarily banned.
|
|-
|0109
|Possible corrupted data.
|
|-
|0110
|The online service is no longer available.
|
|-
|0111
|The online service is unavailable.
|
|-
|0119
|Friend module outdated, system update required.
|
|-
|0120
|This game/title is outdated, and must be updated before use.
|
|-
|0121
|Invalid LocalFriendCodeSeed SEED signature - the file is possibly modified.
|
|-
| 0123
|This specific game cartridge is banned from online play.
|
|-
|3503
|Service under maintenance.
|
|-
|34xx
|Server returned a 4xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|35xx
|Server returned a 5xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="003"><h3>003 - Network Connection Errors</h3></span>
|-
|0200
|Wireless connections are disabled.
|
|-
|0299
|Wireless connections are disabled.
|
|-
|0300
|The EULA for your region has not been accepted.
|
|-
|0399
|The accepted EULA version is too low.
|
|-
|0400
|Your ability to do this is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|1000
|No Access Point found.
|
|-
|1004
|No Access Point found with USB Connector.
|
|-
|1099
|Could not find an Access Point with the entered SSID.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4249/kw/003-1099 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|1100
|The encryption key is incorrect.
|
|-
|1101
|Access Point password incorrect or it has a incompatible configuration.
|
|-
|1102
|Unable to connect to Access Point due to incorrect Security Setting.
|
|-
|1104
|Unable to connect to Access Point with USB Connector.
|
|-
|1200
|Connection refused, as it would give this device the same IP address as another device in the network.
|
|-
|1300
|Incorrect Access Point configuration.
|
|-
|1400
|Incorrect security key.
|
|-
|1402
|Unable to connect to the internet with this Access Point.
|
|-
|2000
|Incorrect security key or DNS.
|
|-
|2001
|DNS resolution error. If you are using a custom DNS server, recheck its settings.
|
|-
|2100
|Network may be busy or have other connection problems.
|
|-
|2200
|Unable to connect to the Proxy Server.
|
|-
|3000
|There was an issue with authentication.
|
|-
|3305
|This service is not available in your location.
|
|-
|3405
|Generic communication error.
|
|-
|4000
|Generic communication error.
|
|-
|4100
|Generic communication error.
|
|-
! colspan="3" | <span id="005"><h3>005 - Network Installation Management</h3></span>
|-
|2008
|eShop download failed or the title's ticket is invalid. Delete the ticket in FBI and install it from a legitimate source like the eShop or (if it's a cart dump) from the game's cartridge.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/41692 Nintendo Support Page]
|
|-
|2037
|The server is undergoing maintenance.
|
|
|-
|2038
|A system update is required to use this service.
|
|
|-
|2043
|A system update is required to use this service.
|
|
|-
|2056
|Not enough space on the SD Card.
|
|
|-
|2061
|Unable to access the SD Card.
|
|
|-
|2062
|Not enough space in the System Memory.
|
|
|-
|2068
|The server is undergoing maintenance.
|
|
|-
|2069
|The software is corrupted.
|
|
|-
|4017
|This activation code is not recognized.
|
|
|-
|4040
|eShop connection timeout.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4429 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|4069
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
| [https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|4240
|Cannot connect to eShop servers.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/28399 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|4305
|Generic connection timeout error, could also mean that you are unable to download software from the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4346 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|4320
|Generic error, only displays when formatting the console or performing a system transfer.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/48382 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|5403
|Transfers are currently prohibited.
|
|-
|5404
|The transfer limit has been reached.
|
|-
|5542
|Maximum Funds reached.
|
|-
|5546
|Unable to purchase more items.
|
|-
|5568
|This activation code cannot be used with your account.
|
|-
|5593
|Unable to transfer specific software.
|
|-
|5602
|eShop title(s) from another region are linked to this console. This is caused by a region change.
|
|-
|5644
|Unable to use this credit card with this specific system.
|
|-
|5670
|You are unable to view your account's activity at this time.
|
|-
|5687
|Generic eShop connection issue error.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/26251/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|5704
| Generic eShop connection issue error.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/26252 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|5804
|This number has expired.
|
|-
|5811
|This activation code has expired.
|
|-
|5815
|This activation code has already been used.
|
|-
|5941
|The entered login details are incorrect.
|
|-
|5942
|Name was not registered due to a connection error.
|
|-
|5948
|Your eShop funds are already over the maximum value.
|
|-
|5958
|Unknown eShop error, usually seen on region-changed consoles.
|
|-
|5964
|Your NNID is banned from accessing the eShop. Contact Nintendo Support if this is a mistake.
|
|-
|5989
|You cannot link your Club Nintendo account to more than eight Nintendo 3DS systems.
|
|-
|6402
|The entered login details are incorrect.
|
|-
|6403
|Unable to register the entered username.
|
|-
|6499
|The Club Nintendo servers are undergoing maintenance, so your name couldn't be registered.
|
|-
|6501
|This credit card cannot be used.
|
|-
|6503
|The entered credit card number is incorrect.
|
|-
|6504
|You must enter the three-digit security code.
|
|-
|6507
|The entered credit card details are incorrect.
|
|-
|6511
|This credit card cannot be used.
|
|-
|6514
|The entered expiry date for this credit card is incorrect.
|
|-
|6519
|The entered address does not match the credit card's billing address.
|
|-
|7545
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|7550
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|8025
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|8026
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|8029
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="006"><h3>006 - Matchmaking Errors</h3></span>
|-
|0102
-
0111
|Application errors.
|[https://github.com/PretendoNetwork/error-codes/tree/master/data/006 Pretendo Documentation]
|-
|0112
|Connection timed out.
|[https://github.com/PretendoNetwork/error-codes/blob/master/data/006/0112/en_US.json Pretendo Documentation]
|-
|0113
-
0116
|Application errors.
|[https://github.com/PretendoNetwork/error-codes/tree/master/data/006 Pretendo Documentation]
|-
|0301
|Connection could not be established.
|[https://github.com/PretendoNetwork/error-codes/blob/master/data/006/0301/en_US.json Pretendo Documentation]
|-
|0302
|Authentication failed.
|[https://github.com/PretendoNetwork/error-codes/blob/master/data/006/0302/en_US.json Pretendo Documentation]
|-
|0303
-
0311
|Application/Server Communication Errors.
|[https://github.com/PretendoNetwork/error-codes/tree/master/data/006 Pretendo Documentation]
|-
|0329
|The server is undergoing maintenance.
|
|-
|0332
|Closed ports while attempting matchmaking.
|
|-
|0347
|This online service is discontinued.
|
|-
|0501
|May indicate that the network is blocking traffic necessary for Online Play.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4204 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0502
|May indicate that the network is blocking traffic necessary for Online Play.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4204 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0503
-
0511
|Communication Errors.
|[https://github.com/PretendoNetwork/error-codes/tree/master/data/006 Pretendo Documentation]
|-
|0520
|Unable to connect to the Internet.
|
|-
|0612
| Network is not optimal for peer-to-peer connections, possibly due to your network's NAT type.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/25881 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0617
|Generic error message.
|
|-
|0620
|Generic communication error.
|
|-
|0623
|Unable to connect due to outdated software.
|
|-
|0721
|Your ability to do online interactions is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|0800
|Unable to connect to authentication servers during the matchmaking process.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4328/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0811
|Service unavailable due to maintenance.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/25910/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0817
|This online service is discontinued.
|
|-
|0899
|Unable to connect to authentication servers during the matchmaking process.
| [https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4328/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="007"><h3>007 - eShop API Errors</h3></span>
|-
|0200
|Could not access the SD Card.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4234 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|1221
|The used download code is only redeemable in its relevant software, not in the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14600 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2001
|Error when attempting to access the eShop with a region-changed console. Change back to the original region or restore a NAND backup made before the change to fix.
|
|-
|2100
|Connection to eShop timed out, often caused by slow download times.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4432 Nintendo Support Page]or [https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|2640
|Cannot connect to eShop/CDN servers.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
| 2670
|Error while attempting to connect.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4383 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2705
|Cannot connect to Nintendo servers.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|2720
|eShop SSL error.
|
|-
|2913
| The server is probably down. Try again later.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/10425 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2916
|Unknown cause, typically displayed when attempting to download a title from the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6557 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2920
|eShop download failed or invalid title ticket. Delete the ticket in FBI and install it from a legitimate source like the eShop or (if it's a cart dump) from the game's cartridge.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/41692 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2924
|The language or region setting in your profile (not the same as the console's region) is not supported by the eShop.
|
|-
|3049
|The eShop is currently under maintenance.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus/ Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|6106
|Occurs when attempting to re-download software from the eShop with an invalid or fake ticket active.
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="009"><h3>009 - eShop Application</h3></span>
|-
|1000
|A system update required. Check [[3DS:Is it safe to update?]]
|
|-
|1001
|The eShop is currently under maintenance.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus/ Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|1002
|This service cannot be used in your region.
|
|-
|1003
|The system's country setting and the eShop's country setting do not match.
|
|-
|1004
|The content of this code has already been acquired.
|
|-
|1006
|The selected downloadable items cannot be purchased together.
|
|-
|1100
|The Add Funds function is not available in your selected region.
|
|-
|1200
|This Activation Code has already been used.
|
|-
|1201
|The entered code is not recognized.
|
|-
|1202
|The entered activation code is not recognized.
|
|-
|1203
|This card is not valid on 3DS Systems.
|
|-
|1205
|This activation code is not valid in your region.
|
|-
|1206
|This code cannot be used here.
|
|-
|1299
|The entered number is invalid.
|
|-
|1302
|Failed to enter the correct PIN.
|
|-
|1303
|Failed to authenticate the stored credit card's information. The information has been deleted.
|
|-
|1304
|The entered credit card cannot be used.
|
|-
|1305
|Credit card payments cannot be accepted at this time.
|
|-
|1313
|The entered address is incorrect.
|
|-
|1350
|The entered value exceeds your balance limit.
|
|-
|1351
|The balance limit has been reached.
|
|-
|2001
|Error when attempting to access the eShop with a region-changed console. Change back to the original region or restore a NAND backup made before the change to fix.
|
|-
|2410
|This service has been discontinued.
|
|-
|2705
|Often caused by network timing out or losing connection with the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a%20id/17014 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2913
|eShop or in-game DLC failed to download (or the server is down).
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a%20id/7243 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2916
|Unknown cause, typically displayed when attempting to download a title from the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6557 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2920
|eShop download failed or invalid title ticket. Delete the ticket in FBI and install it from a legitimate source like the eShop or (if it's a cart dump) from the game's cartridge.
| [https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/41692 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2923
|Unable to use a function that requires Internet Services.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17014 Nintendo Support Site]
|-
|2924
|Your language or region setting (not console region) is not supported by the eShop.
|
|-
|2995
|The used download code is incorrect, not yet activated, expired, entered in the wrong place, or only usable in a different region.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13515 Nintendo Support Site]
|-
|2996
|The item from the entered code is not currently being distributed.
|
|-
|4100
|The SD Card's data limit has been reached.
|
|-
|4072
|The SD Card may not be inserted.
|
|-
|4074
|Could not access the SD Card.
|
|-
|4075
|The SD Card's software management data is corrupted.
|
|-
|4077
|Download refused due to insufficient space on the SD Card.
|
|-
|4079
|Unable to access the SD Card.
|
|-
|4998
|The local version of this content is newer than the version you are trying to download. Unknown what causes this.
|
|-
|6106
|An AM error occurred in NIM. Likely a bad ticket.
|
|-
|8001
|Authentication failed.
|
|-
|8002
|The service has expired.
|
|-
|8101
|The save data is unusable, as DLC required for it is missing.
|
|-
|8102
|Not enough free space to complete this process.
|
|-
|8111
|The DLC is corrupted.
|
|-
|8201
|Your access to the eShop is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|8301
|The 3DS User Agreement has to be accepted.
|
|-
|8401
|Corrupted update data. Delete it and reinstall.
|
|-
|9001
|The download was stopped due to low battery.
|
|-
|9002
|The entered number is invalid.
|
|-
|9003
|The entered Password is invalid.
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="011"><h3>011 - eShop Site</h3></span>
|-
|24xx
|Server returned a 4xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|25xx
|Server returned a 5xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|3010
|The server timed out due to inactivity.
|
|-
|3021
|eShop title not found (wrong region or non-existent).
|
|-
| 3136
|eShop currently unavailable. Try again later.
|
|-
|5998
|eShop is currently under maintenance.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/24326/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|6901
|Console permanently banned (this is always displayed in Japanese).
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="012"><h3>012 - Old 3DS Browser Errors</h3></span>
|-
|1004
|The SSL connection failed.
|
|-
|1032
|The file cannot be loaded.
|
|-
|1506,
1509
-
1511
|Certificate Errors.
|[https://github.com/PretendoNetwork/error-codes/tree/master/data/012 Pretendo Documentation]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="014"><h3> 014 - Data Transfer Errors</h3></span>
|-
|0013
|The System Transfer failed due to an invalid language setting.
|
|-
|0016
|The consoles have the same movable.sed. Format the target console and try again.
|
|-
|0062
|An error occurred during the System Transfer. Move closer to the router and try again.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15664 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="022"><h3>022 - More Account Errors</h3></span>
|-
|1001
|Unable to find the specified user.
|
|-
|1021
|There is no NNID linked to this system.
|
|-
|1022
|The entered NNID is already linked to the system.
|
|-
|2452
|Tried to access the eShop with UNITINFO patch enabled. Turn this off in Luma's configuration file, <code>sd:/luma/config.ini</code>.
|
|-
|2458
|The HTTP client was not authorized to make the request.
|
|-
|2482
|The game server requested could not be found.
|
|-
|2484
|The game server ID and title ID were not linked, or the request did not send a game server ID.
|
|-
|2501
|The entered NNID is already linked to another system. Could be caused by a System Transfer (which transfers all associated NNID's, whether linked or not), restoring the Source System's NAND, and then attempting to use applications that require an NNID.
|
|-
|2502
|The NNID can't be used because it does not match the region setting of the system.
|
|-
|2503
|The network Service Agreement is not yet accepted.
|
|-
|2511
|A System Update is required (displayed by Miiverse).
|
|-
|2512
|A software update is required to use this title's online services.
|
|-
|2571
|This NNID is already in use.
|
|-
|2572
|NNID contains text that can't be used.
|
|-
|2573
|The entered password can't be used.
|
|-
|2574
|The entered nickname can't be used.
|
|-
|2575
|The entered email address is incorrect.
|
|-
|2576
|The entered NNID can't be used.
|
|-
|2577
|Your password cannot be identical to your NNID.
|
|-
|2578
|The entry contains characters that can't be used.
|
|-
|2579
|You can't use more than one punctuation character in your NNID.
|
|-
|2580
|You can't use punctuation as the first or last character of your NNID.
|
|-
|2581
|You can't use more than six numbers in your NNID.
|
|-
|2582
|Your entry contains characters that cannot be used.
|
|-
|2583
|Your password must contain characters from at least two of the following categories: letters, numbers and punctuation.
|
|-
|2584
|You can't use the same character three or more times in a row.
|
|-
|2585
|The email address you entered can't be used.
|
|-
|2586
|The domain name of the e-mail address you entered may be incorrect.
|
|-
|2587
|The NNID you entered already exists.
|
|-
|2591
|NNID is already linked to another system. Could be caused by a System Transfer (which transfers all associated NNID's, whether linked or not), restoring the Source System's NAND, and then attempting to use applications that require an NNID.
|
|-
|2592
|The limit for linking this NNID has been reached.
|
|-
|2593
|The entered NNID cannot be used because it has not yet been confirmed by a parent/guardian.
|
|-
|2594
|Parental Controls restrictions must be set up first.
|
|-
|2595
|You have not registered a Mii.
|
|-
|2611
|The entered password is incorrect.
|
|-
|2612
|The entered email address is incorrect.
|
|-
|2613
|The entered information is incorrect.
|
|-
|2613
|Incorrect email or password when attempting to link an existing NNID. Can also happen if the NNID is already linked to a system, or when attempting to download a title from the eShop without having a linked NNID on the console.
|
|-
| 2631
|The NNID you are trying to use has been deleted or can't be used for a system transfer. A transferable NNID will only work on the target system.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4285/kw/022-2631 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2632
|The NNID has been changed.
|
|-
|2633
|This NNID has been temporarily locked due to too many password attempts. Try again later.
|
|-
|2634
|The NNID is not correctly linked to the system. To fix this, follow these steps, reboot the console, and try to sign into the NNID again.
|[[3DS:GodMode9/Usage#Removing_an_NNID_without_formatting_your_device|Said Steps]]
|-
|2643
|The session has expired.
|
|-
|2662
|You can't perform this operation several times in a row.
|
|-
|2672
|Use of credit card has been stopped.
|
|-
|2673
|The entered credit card cannot be used.
|
|-
|2674
|Check the credit card's number and enter it again.
|
|-
|2675
|Check the credit card's expiration date and enter it again.
|
|-
|2676
|Check the credit card's PIN and enter it again.
|
|-
|2677
|The entered information is not correct.
|
|-
|2679
|The entered credit card is expired.
|
|-
|2801
|Online Services cannot be used.
|
|-
|2802
|The entered NNID cannot be used.
|
|-
|2803
|Online Services cannot be used.
|
|-
|2812
|Console has been permanently banned by Nintendo for playing Pokémon Sun & Moon online before the release date.
|
|-
|2815
|Console has been permanently banned from accessing Miiverse by Nintendo.
|
|-
|2881
|The server is undergoing maintenance.
|
|-
|2882
|This online service has been discontinued.
|
|-
|2884
|This online service is not available in your country of residence.
|
|-
|2911
|Your ability to do online interactions has been restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|5363
|The NNID settings failed to load due to an invalid language setting.
|
|-
|5515
|The network timed out.
|
|-
|5531
|Cannot connect to account servers.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="026"><h3> 026 - Account/eShop?</h3></span>
|-
|24xx
|Server returned a 4xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
| 25xx
|Server returned a 5xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|3221
|Failed to unlink the NNID during formatting. Try again.
|-
|3278
|eShop gift cards cannot be used on the 3DS eShop. Add funds through the website or Nintendo Switch.
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="032"><h3>032 - New 3DS Browser Errors </h3></span>
|-
|1006,
1035
|Unable to display the page.
|
|-
|1208
|Address not supported.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/43018/~/error-code%3A-032-1208 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|1820
|The Internet Browser cannot confirm the security of the website. Note that the 3DS Internet Browser is fairly old and does not contain certificates for certain issuers, namely Let's Encrypt, so it may show this issue for some websites that work fine on a modern device.
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="090"><h3>090 - In-Game Specific Errors </h3></span>
|-
|0212
|The game is permanently banned from Pokémon Global Link for using altered or illegal save data.
|
|}

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS information]]

3DS:Error codes

2024-08-02T17:54:48Z

Gruetzig: typo

{{hatnote|1=This page only lists error codes that are always handled by stock parts of firmware. If the error in question is handled by custom firmware, the pages on [[3DS:Error screens/Luma3DS exception screen|"An exception occurred" screens]] and [[3DS:Error screens/Luma3DS ErrDisp|Luma3DS ErrDisps]] will be relevant instead.}}

{{info|Not all 3DS error codes are known or understood, and it is unlikely all codes will ever be documented in full due to Nintendo failing to document many of them. As such, this page can be considered a living document - any information written here will likely be subject to frequent changes.}}
On both stock and custom firmware, apps can cause errors if they run into a non-fatal issue.

This page lists various causes of stock error codes.

== Reading an error code ==
An error code has two parts - the code itself, and its official description.
[[File:3DS error code.jpg|center]]
For this page, only the code matters.

== Known errors ==
In the below tables, error codes are separated into sets by their section (e.g. 007-XXXX) and then sorted within their sets in ascending order by their result code (e.g. XXX-2001).

__TOC__

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto;"
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="001"><h3>001 - Online Services</h3></span>
|-
|0102
|Unexpected disconnection from network services.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a%20id/17043 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0112
|Friends server connection timeout
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14458/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0302
|Unable to connect to the server.
|
|-
|0502
|Cannot connect to online services, or unexpectedly disconnected from them.
|
|-
|0718
|The Friends List is already full.
|
|-
|0720
|Generic error code.
|
|-
|0721
|Online access is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|0724
|Your Personal Mii is missing.
|
|-
|0725
|Your ability to register friends is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|0726
|Your notification settings for the Friends List are not yet configured.
|
|-
|0803
|Cannot connect to authentication servers.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|0811
|Online play servers under maintenance.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="002"><h3> 002 - Account Related Errors</h3></span>
|-
| 0100
|The online service is unavailable.
|
|-
|0101
|Network has high traffic or is down.
|
|-
|0102
|Account permanently banned.
|
|-
|0107
|Account temporarily banned.
|
|-
|0109
|Possible corrupted data.
|
|-
|0110
|Game/App server is no longer available
|
|-
|0111
|The online service is unavailable.
|
|-
|0119
|Friend module outdated, system update required.
|
|-
|0120
|This game/title is outdated, and must be updated before use.
|
|-
|0121
|Invalid LocalFriendCodeSeed SEED signature - the file is possibly modified.
|
|-
| 0123
|Account is permanently banned from specific game.
|
|-
|3503
|Service under maintenance.
|
|-
|34xx
|Server returned a 4xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|35xx
|Server returned a 5xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="003"><h3>003 - Network Connection Errors</h3></span>
|-
|0200
|Wireless connections are disabled.
|
|-
|0299
|Wireless connections are disabled.
|
|-
|0300
|The EULA for your region has not been accepted.
|
|-
|0399
|The accepted EULA version is too low.
|
|-
|0400
|Your ability to do this is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|1000
|No Access Point found.
|
|-
|1004
|No Access Point found with USB Connector.
|
|-
|1099
|Could not find an Access Point with the entered SSID.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4249/kw/003-1099 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|1100
|The encryption key is incorrect.
|
|-
|1101
|Access Point password incorrect or it has a incompatible configuration.
|
|-
|1102
|Unable to connect to Access Point due to incorrect Security Setting.
|
|-
|1104
|Unable to connect to Access Point with USB Connector.
|
|-
|1200
|Connection refused, as it would give this device the same IP address as another device in the network.
|
|-
|1300
|Incorrect Access Point configuration.
|
|-
|1400
|Incorrect security key.
|
|-
|1402
|Unable to connect to the internet with this Access Point.
|
|-
|2000
|Incorrect security key or DNS.
|
|-
|2001
|DNS resolution error. If you are using a custom DNS server, recheck its settings.
|
|-
|2100
|Network may be busy or have other connection problems.
|
|-
|2200
|Unable to connect to the Proxy Server.
|
|-
|3000
|There was an issue with authentication.
|
|-
|3305
|This service is not available in your location.
|
|-
|3405
|Generic communication error.
|
|-
|4000
|Generic communication error.
|
|-
|4100
|Generic communication error.
|
|-
! colspan="3" | <span id="005"><h3>005 - Network Installation Management</h3></span>
|-
|2008
|eShop download failed or the title's ticket is invalid. Delete the ticket in FBI and install it from a legitimate source like the eShop or (if it's a cart dump) from the game's cartridge.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/41692 Nintendo Support Page]
|
|-
|2037
|The server is undergoing maintenance.
|
|
|-
|2038
|A system update is required to use this service.
|
|
|-
|2043
|A system update is required to use this service.
|
|
|-
|2056
|Not enough space on the SD Card.
|
|
|-
|2061
|Unable to access the SD Card.
|
|
|-
|2062
|Not enough space in the System Memory.
|
|
|-
|2068
|The server is undergoing maintenance.
|
|
|-
|2069
|The software is corrupted.
|
|
|-
|4017
|This activation code is not recognized.
|
|
|-
|4040
|eShop connection timeout.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4429 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|4069
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
| [https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|4240
|Cannot connect to eShop servers.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/28399 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|4305
|Generic connection timeout error, could also mean that you are unable to download software from the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4346 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|4320
|Generic error, only displays when formatting the console or performing a system transfer.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/48382 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|5403
|Transfers are currently prohibited.
|
|-
|5404
|The transfer limit has been reached.
|
|-
|5542
|Maximum Funds reached.
|
|-
|5546
|Unable to purchase more items.
|
|-
|5568
|This activation code cannot be used with your account.
|
|-
|5593
|Unable to transfer specific software.
|
|-
|5602
|eShop title(s) from another region are linked to this console. This is caused by a region change.
|
|-
|5644
|Unable to use this credit card with this specific system.
|
|-
|5670
|You are unable to view your account's activity at this time.
|
|-
|5687
|Generic eShop connection issue error.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/26251/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|5704
| Generic eShop connection issue error.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/26252 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|5804
|This number has expired.
|
|-
|5811
|This activation code has expired.
|
|-
|5815
|This activation code has already been used.
|
|-
|5941
|The entered login details are incorrect.
|
|-
|5942
|Name was not registered due to a connection error.
|
|-
|5948
|Your eShop funds are already over the maximum value.
|
|-
|5958
|Unknown eShop error, usually seen on region-changed consoles.
|
|-
|5964
|Your NNID is banned from accessing the eShop. Contact Nintendo Support if this is a mistake.
|
|-
|5989
|You cannot link your Club Nintendo account to more than eight Nintendo 3DS systems.
|
|-
|6402
|The entered login details are incorrect.
|
|-
|6403
|Unable to register the entered username.
|
|-
|6499
|The Club Nintendo servers are undergoing maintenance, so your name couldn't be registered.
|
|-
|6501
|This credit card cannot be used.
|
|-
|6503
|The entered credit card number is incorrect.
|
|-
|6504
|You must enter the three-digit security code.
|
|-
|6507
|The entered credit card details are incorrect.
|
|-
|6511
|This credit card cannot be used.
|
|-
|6514
|The entered expiry date for this credit card is incorrect.
|
|-
|6519
|The entered address does not match the credit card's billing address.
|
|-
|7545
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|7550
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|8025
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|8026
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|8029
|eShop is unavailable. If the issue persists, the SD might need to be replaced.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14413 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="006"><h3>006 - Matchmaking Errors</h3></span>
|-
|0103
|The operation is currently not implemented
|
|-
|0104
|The operation specifies or accesses an invalid pointer
|
|-
|0105
|The operation was aborted.
|
|-
|0106
|The operation raised an exception
|
|-
|0107
|An attempt was made to access data in an incorrect manner
|
|-
|0108
|The operation specifies or accesses an invalid DOHandle
|
|-
|0109
|The operation specifies or accesses an invalid index
|
|-
|0110
|The system could not allocate or access enough memory or disk space to perform the specified operation
|
|-
|0111
|Invalid argument(s) were passed with the operation
|
|-
|0112
|Issue connecting with Pokémon Bank.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a%20id/4203/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0113
|Initialization of the component failed
|
|-
|0114
|The call failed to initialize
|
|-
|0115
|An error occurred during registration
|
|-
|0116
|The buffer is too large to be sent
|
|-
|0301
|Connection was unable to be established, either with the Rendez-Vous back end or a Peer
|
|-
|0302
|The Principal could not be authenticated by the Authentication Service
|
|-
|0303
|The Principal tried to log in with an invalid user name, i.e. the user name does not exist in the database
|
|-
|0304
|The Principal either tried to log in with an invalid password for the provided user name or tried to join a Gathering with an invalid password
|
|-
|0305
|The provided user name already exists in the database. All usernames must be unique
|
|-
|0306
|The Principal's account still exists in the database but the account has been disabled
|
|-
|0307
|The Principal's account still exists in the database but the account has expired
|
|-
|0308
|The Principal does not have the capabilities to perform concurrent logins, i.e. at any given time only one log-in may be maintained
|
|-
|0309
|Data encryption failed
|
|-
|0310
|The operation specifies or accesses an invalid PrincipalID
|
|-
|0311
|Maximum connnection number is reached
|
|-
|0329
|The server is undergoing maintenance.
|
|-
|0332
|Closed ports while attempting matchmaking.
|
|-
|0347
|This online service is discontinued.
|
|-
|0501
|May indicate that the network is blocking traffic necessary for Online Play.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4204 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0502
|May indicate that the network is blocking traffic necessary for Online Play.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4204 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0503
|The URL contained in the StationURL is invalid.
|
|-
|0504
|The key used to authenticate a given station is invalid.
|
|-
|0505
|The specified transport type is invalid
|
|-
|0506
|The Station is already connected via another EndPoint
|
|-
|0507
|The data could not be sent across the network.
|
|-
|0508
|The operation timed out
|
|-
|0509
|The connection was reset
|
|-
|0510
|The destination Station did not authenticate itself properly
|
|-
|0511
|3rd-party server or device answered with an error code according to protocol used
|
|-
|0520
|Unable to connect to the Internet.
|
|-
|0612
| Network is not optimal for peer-to-peer connections, possibly due to your network's NAT type.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/25881 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0617
|Generic error message.
|
|-
|0620
|Generic communication error.
|
|-
|0623
|Unable to connect due to outdated software.
|
|-
|0721
|Your ability to do online interactions is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|0800
|Unable to connect to authentication servers during the matchmaking process.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4328/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0811
|Service unavailable due to maintenance.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/25910/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|0817
|This online service is discontinued.
|
|-
|0899
|Unable to connect to authentication servers during the matchmaking process.
| [https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4328/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="007"><h3>007 - eShop API Errors</h3></span>
|-
|0200
|Could not access the SD Card.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4234 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|1221
|The used download code is only redeemable in its relevant software, not in the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/14600 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2001
|Error when attempting to access the eShop with a region-changed console. Change back to the original region or restore a NAND backup made before the change to fix.
|
|-
|2100
|Connection to eShop timed out, often caused by slow download times.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4432 Nintendo Support Page]or [https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|2640
|Cannot connect to eShop/CDN servers.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
| 2670
|Error while attempting to connect.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4383 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2705
|Cannot connect to Nintendo servers.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|2720
|eShop SSL error.
|
|-
|2913
| The server is probably down. Try again later.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/10425 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2916
|Unknown cause, typically displayed when attempting to download a title from the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6557 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2920
|eShop download failed or invalid title ticket. Delete the ticket in FBI and install it from a legitimate source like the eShop or (if it's a cart dump) from the game's cartridge.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/41692 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2924
|The language or region setting in your profile (not the same as the console's region) is not supported by the eShop.
|
|-
|3049
|The eShop is currently under maintenance.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus/ Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|6106
|Occurs when attempting to re-download software from the eShop with an invalid or fake ticket active.
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="009"><h3>009 - eShop Application</h3></span>
|-
|1000
|A system update required. Check [[3DS:Is it safe to update?]]
|
|-
|1001
|The eShop is currently under maintenance.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus/ Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|1002
|This service cannot be used in your region.
|
|-
|1003
|The system's country setting and the eShop's country setting do not match.
|
|-
|1004
|The content of this code has already been acquired.
|
|-
|1006
|The selected downloadable items cannot be purchased together.
|
|-
|1100
|The Add Funds function is not available in your selected region.
|
|-
|1200
|This Activation Code has already been used.
|
|-
|1201
|The entered code is not recognized.
|
|-
|1202
|The entered activation code is not recognized.
|
|-
|1203
|This card is not valid on 3DS Systems.
|
|-
|1205
|This activation code is not valid in your region.
|
|-
|1206
|This code cannot be used here.
|
|-
|1299
|The entered number is invalid.
|
|-
|1302
|Failed to enter the correct PIN.
|
|-
|1303
|Failed to authenticate the stored credit card's information. The information has been deleted.
|
|-
|1304
|The entered credit card cannot be used.
|
|-
|1305
|Credit card payments cannot be accepted at this time.
|
|-
|1313
|The entered address is incorrect.
|
|-
|1350
|The entered value exceeds your balance limit.
|
|-
|1351
|The balance limit has been reached.
|
|-
|2001
|Error when attempting to access the eShop with a region-changed console. Change back to the original region or restore a NAND backup made before the change to fix.
|
|-
|2410
|This service has been discontinued.
|
|-
|2705
|Often caused by network timing out or losing connection with the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a%20id/17014 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2913
|eShop or in-game DLC failed to download (or the server is down).
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a%20id/7243 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2916
|Unknown cause, typically displayed when attempting to download a title from the eShop.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/6557 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2920
|eShop download failed or invalid title ticket. Delete the ticket in FBI and install it from a legitimate source like the eShop or (if it's a cart dump) from the game's cartridge.
| [https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/41692 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2923
|Unable to use a function that requires Internet Services.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17014 Nintendo Support Site]
|-
|2924
|Your language or region setting (not console region) is not supported by the eShop.
|
|-
|2995
|The used download code is incorrect, not yet activated, expired, entered in the wrong place, or only usable in a different region.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13515 Nintendo Support Site]
|-
|2996
|The item from the entered code is not currently being distributed.
|
|-
|4100
|The SD Card's data limit has been reached.
|
|-
|4072
|The SD Card may not be inserted.
|
|-
|4074
|Could not access the SD Card.
|
|-
|4075
|The SD Card's software management data is corrupted.
|
|-
|4077
|Download refused due to insufficient space on the SD Card.
|
|-
|4079
|Unable to access the SD Card.
|
|-
|4998
|The local version of this content is newer than the version you are trying to download. Unknown what causes this.
|
|-
|6106
|An AM error occurred in NIM. Likely a bad ticket.
|
|-
|8001
|Authentication failed.
|
|-
|8002
|The service has expired.
|
|-
|8101
|The save data is unusable, as DLC required for it is missing.
|
|-
|8102
|Not enough free space to complete this process.
|
|-
|8111
|The DLC is corrupted.
|
|-
|8201
|Your access to the eShop is restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|8301
|The 3DS User Agreement has to be accepted.
|
|-
|8401
|Corrupted update data. Delete it and reinstall.
|
|-
|9001
|The download was stopped due to low battery.
|
|-
|9002
|The entered number is invalid.
|
|-
|9003
|The entered Password is invalid.
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="011"><h3>011 - eShop Site</h3></span>
|-
|24xx
|Server returned a 4xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|25xx
|Server returned a 5xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|3010
|The server timed out due to inactivity.
|
|-
|3021
|eShop title not found (wrong region or non-existent).
|
|-
| 3136
|eShop currently unavailable. Try again later.
|
|-
|5998
|eShop is currently under maintenance.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/24326/ Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|6901
|Console permanently banned (this is always displayed in Japanese).
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="012"><h3>012 - Old 3DS Browser Errors</h3></span>
|-
|1004
|The SSL connection Failed.
|
|-
|1032
|The file cannot be loaded.
|
|-
|1506
|The certerificate has expired.
|
|-
|1509
|Self-signed certificates cannot be verified
|
|-
|1510
|This certificate is self signed
|
|-
|1511
|SSL certificate warning.
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="014"><h3> 014 - Data Transfer Errors</h3></span>
|-
|0013
|The System Transfer failed due to an invalid language setting.
|
|-
|0016
|The consoles have the same movable.sed. Format the target console and try again.
|
|-
|0062
|An error occurred during the System Transfer. Move closer to the router and try again.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15664 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="022"><h3>022 - More Account Errors</h3></span>
|-
|1001
|Unable to find the specified user.
|
|-
|1021
|There is no NNID linked to this system.
|
|-
|1022
|The entered NNID is already linked to the system.
|
|-
|2452
|Tried to access the eShop with UNITINFO patch enabled. Turn this off in Luma's configuration file, <code>sd:/luma/config.ini</code>.
|
|-
|2458
|The HTTP client was not authorized to make the request.
|
|-
|2482
|The game server requested could not be found.
|
|-
|2484
|The game server ID and title ID were not linked, or the request did not send a game server ID.
|
|-
|2501
|The entered NNID is already linked to another system. Could be caused by a System Transfer (which transfers all associated NNID's, whether linked or not), restoring the Source System's NAND, and then attempting to use applications that require an NNID.
|
|-
|2502
|The NNID can't be used because it does not match the region setting of the system.
|
|-
|2503
|The network Service Agreement is not yet accepted.
|
|-
|2511
|A System Update is required (displayed by Miiverse).
|
|-
|2512
|A software update is required to use this title's online services.
|
|-
|2571
|This NNID is already in use.
|-
|2572
|NNID contains text that can't be used.
|-
|2573
|The entered password can't be used.
|-
|2574
|The entered nickname can't be used.
|-
|2575
|The entered email address is incorrect.
|-
|2576
|The entered NNID can't be used.
|-
|2577
|Your password cannot be identical to your NNID.
|-
|2578
|The entry contains characters that can't be used.
|-
|2579
|You can't use more than one punctuation character in your NNID.
|-
|2580
|You can't use punctuation as the first or last character of your NNID.
|-
|2581
|You can't use more than six numbers in your NNID.
|-
|2582
|Your entry contains characters that cannot be used.
|-
|2583
|Your password must contain characters from at least two of the following categories: letters, numbers and punctuation.
|-
|2584
|You can't use the same character three or more times in a row.
|-
|2585
|The email address you entered can't be used.
|-
|2586
|The domain name of the e-mail address you entered may be incorrect.
|-
|2587
|The NNID you entered already exists.
|-
|2591
|NNID is already linked to another system. Could be caused by a System Transfer (which transfers all associated NNID's, whether linked or not), restoring the Source System's NAND, and then attempting to use applications that require an NNID.
|-
|2592
|The limit for linking this NNID has been reached.
|-
|2593
|The entered NNID cannot be used because it has not yet been confirmed by a parent/guardian.
|-
|2594
|Parental Controls restrictions must be set up first.
|-
|2595
|You have not registered a Mii.
|-
|2611
|The entered password is incorrect.
|-
|2612
|The entered email address is incorrect.
|-
|2613
|The entered information is incorrect.
|-
|2613
|Incorrect email or password when attempting to link an existing NNID. Can also happen if the NNID is already linked to a system, or when attempting to download a title from the eShop without having a linked NNID on the console.
|
|-
| 2631
|The NNID you are trying to use has been deleted or can't be used for a system transfer. A transferable NNID will only work on the target system.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4285/kw/022-2631 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|2632
|The NNID has been changed.
|
|-
|2633
|This NNID has been temporarily locked due to too many password attempts. Try again later.
|
|-
|2634
|The NNID is not correctly linked to the system. To fix this, follow these steps, reboot the console, and try to sign into the NNID again.
|[[3DS:GodMode9/Usage#Removing_an_NNID_without_formatting_your_device|Said Steps]]
|-
|2643
|The session has expired.
|
|-
|2662
|You can't perform this operation several times in a row.
|
|-
|2672
|Use of credit card has been stopped.
|
|-
|2673
|The entered credit card cannot be used.
|
|-
|2674
|Check the credit card's number and enter it again.
|
|-
|2675
|Check the credit card's expiration date and enter it again.
|
|-
|2676
|Check the credit card's PIN and enter it again.
|
|-
|2677
|The entered information is not correct.
|
|-
|2679
|The entered credit card is expired.
|
|-
|2801
|Online Services cannot be used.
|
|-
|2802
|The entered NNID cannot be used.
|
|-
|2803
|Online Services cannot be used.
|
|-
|2812
|Console has been permanently banned by Nintendo for playing Pokémon Sun & Moon online before the release date.
|
|-
|2815
|Console has been permanently banned from accessing Miiverse by Nintendo.
|
|-
|2881
|The server is undergoing maintenance.
|
|-
|2882
|This online service has been discontinued.
|
|-
|2884
|This online service is not available in your country of residence.
|
|-
|2911
|Your ability to do online interactions has been restricted by Parental Controls.
|
|-
|5363
|The NNID settings failed to load due to an invalid language setting.
|
|-
|5515
|The network timed out.
|
|-
|5531
|Cannot connect to account servers.
|[https://support.nintendo.com/networkstatus Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="026"><h3> 026 - Account/eShop?</h3></span>
|-
|24xx
|Server returned a 4xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
| 25xx
|Server returned a 5xx HTTP error.
|[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/netinfo/en_US/index.html Server Status and Maintenance]
|-
|3221
|Failed to unlink the NNID during formatting. Try again.
|-
|3278
|eShop gift cards cannot be used on the 3DS eShop. Add funds through the website or Nintendo Switch.
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="032"><h3>032 - New 3DS Browser Errors </h3></span>
|-
|1006
|Unable to display page
|
|-
|1035
|Unable to display the page.
|
|-
|1208
|Address not supported.
|[https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/43018/~/error-code%3A-032-1208 Nintendo Support Page]
|-
|1820
|The Internet Browser cannot confirm the security of the website. Note that the 3DS Internet Browser is fairly old and does not contain certificates for certain issuers, namely Let's Encrypt, so it may show this issue for some websites that work fine on a modern device.
|
|-
! colspan="3" |<span id="090"><h3>090 - In-Game Specific Errors </h3></span>
|-
|0212
|The game is permanently banned from Pokémon Global Link for using altered or illegal save data.
|
|}

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS information]]

3DS:GYTB

2024-07-21T14:05:09Z

Gruetzig: cool

{{Infobox homebrew
| title = GYTB
| image = GYTB-Banner.png
| imagealt = GYTB banner as used on the HOME Menu
| for3ds = 1
| developers = MrCheeze
| version = 1.0
| releasedate = 2019-02-02
| github = MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB
| githubtag = 1.0
| universaldb = 3ds/gytb
}}
'''GYTB''' (an acronym for Give You This Budge) is a homebrew app for the 3DS, developed by [https://github.com/MrCheeze/GYTB MrCheeze]. It allows you to install image files as custom badges to display on your HOME Menu. GYTB only works on system firmwares 9.3 and above.

==Installation==

<tabber>
|-|Universal-Updater=
<span>
# Power on the console
# Open '''Universal-Updater'''
# Tap the magnifying glass on the bottom screen, then search for '''GYTB'''
# Press {{B|A}} while hovering over '''GYTB''' from the list of homebrew
# Choose <code>GYTB.3dsx</code> for the Homebrew Launcher or <code>GYTB.cia</code> for HOME Menu installation
# Wait until the app installs
# Exit '''Universal-Updater'''
</span>

|-|FBI=
{{FBI QR code
| name1 = CIA
| url1 = https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB/releases/download/1.0/GYTB.cia
| name2 = 3dsx
| url2 = https://hacksguidewiki.sfo3.digitaloceanspaces.com/hacksguidewiki/GYTB.3dsx
}}

|-|Manually as CIA=
<span>
* Download [https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB/releases/download/1.0/GYTB.cia GYTB.cia] (direct download)
* Install it using a CIA installer such as [[3DS:FBI|FBI]]
</span>

|-|Manually as 3dsx=
<span>
* Download [https://github.com/MechanicalDragon0687/GYTB/releases/download/1.0/GYTB_hax.zip GYTB_hax.zip] (direct Download)
* Copy the <code>3ds</code> folder from inside the <code>GYTB_hax.zip</code> onto the root of your SD card
** If you are using macOS, hold the {{Key press|Option}} key while dragging the folders to the root of your SD card, then click '''Merge'''
</span>
</tabber>

==Badge requirements==
* Custom badges must be <code>.png</code>(s) whose dimensions are divisible by 64 pixels
* [https://themeplaza.art/badges Theme Plaza] has a large collection of such badge images
** If you get custom badges from Theme Plaza, look for and delete <code>preview.png</code>
* The custom badge's name is set to whatever the filename of the badge is
* Images larger than 64x64 will be split into separate badges (eg. 128x128 will be split into four badges)
** Badges split in this way will share the same name or app shortcut
* The most badges you can install at a time is 1,000. If you attempt to install more than 1,000 badges, GYTB will crash.

===Shortcuts===
Custom badges can be made into shortcuts to launch system applications; a list of compatible titles can be found [[3dbrew:Title_list#00040010_-_System_Applications|here]]. To create a badge shortcut, rename the badge so the TIDLow of the system app is between the first and second period of the file name, like so: <code>BadgeName.<TIDLow>.png</code>. For example, a file named <code>settings.00021000.png</code> would create a badge named settings that launches USA System Settings (mset). Badges made into shortcuts will display the banner of the application they launch, rather than being a pin; applications without a banner will display a default banner instead.

==Instructions==

<tabber>
|-|CIA=
<span>
===Section I - Prep Work===
# Create a <code>badges</code> folder on the root of your SD card
# Copy your badge <code>.png</code> files to the <code>badges</code> folder
# Reinsert your SD card into your console

===Section II - Installing Badges===
# Power on your console and Launch '''GYTB''' from the HOME screen
#* You should see your badges flash on the screen, and be sent back to the HOME Menu afterward
</span>

|-|3DSX=
<span>
===Section I - Prep Work===
# Create a <code>badges</code> folder in the same location as <code>GYTB.3dsx</code>
#*{{Tree list}}
#** {{Tree icon|sd}} (root)
#*** {{Tree icon|d}} 3ds
#**** {{Tree icon|d}} GYTB
#***** {{Tree icon|d}} badges
#***** {{Tree icon|f}} GYTB.3dsx
# Copy your badge <code>.png</code> files to the <code>badges</code> folder
# Reinsert your SD card into your console

===Section II - Installing Badges===
# Power on your console and open the '''Homebrew Launcher'''
#* If you already have a '''Homebrew Launcher''' icon on the HOME Menu, use that
#* If you do not have this icon, do the following set of steps:
#*# Open '''Download Play'''
#*# Open [[3DS:Luma3DS/Rosalina|Rosalina]] (the most common keycombos for the menu are {{Key press|L|Down|SELECT}} and {{Key press|X|Y}}
#*# Go into '''Miscellaneous options''', then select '''Switch the hb. title to the current app'''
#*# Press {{B|B}} until you exit Rosalina, then close '''Download Play''' and reopen it - at this point, the Homebrew Launcher should appear
# Launch '''GYTB''' from the list of homebrew
#* You should see your badges flash on the screen, and be sent back to the HOME Menu afterward
</span>
</tabber>

===Section III - Decorate with Badges===

# Tap on HOME Menu Settings in the top left of the HOME Menu
# Tap on the new button titled "'''Decorate with Badges'''"
# Drag your custom badges from the top of the screen onto your HOME Menu
#* To attach badges to folders, tap on the top right wrench icon and select "'''Attach Badge to Folder'''"
# Tap on the <code>X</code> or press the {{B|HOME}},{{B|B}}, or {{B|X}} buttons to exit the badge menu

== Troubleshooting ==

If '''GYTB''' causes an [[3DS:EXCEPTION|exception]] when you open it, it is usually one of two reasons:
# There is an image whose dimensions can't be divided by 64 in the <code>badges</code> folder
#* <code>preview.png</code> is a common instance of this, especially when downloading from Theme Plaza. Check for this file and delete it.
# There are more than 1000 images inside the <code>badges</code> folder
#* The 3DS can only have 1000 badges installed. This is a hard limit that cannot be bypassed; remove images until you are under the limit again.

If '''GYTB''' gives the error "'''WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE ELF.'''", it is for one of two reasons:
# If the error appears after saying "'''Writing to extdata...'''", your badges folder is either not present, misplaced, or misnamed.
# If the error appears after saying "'''Checking for preexisting Badge Arcade badges to dump...'''", then your pre-existing badges were unable to be dumped.

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS homebrew]]

Wii U:Wii games

2024-06-20T22:39:59Z

Gruetzig: since that page is just a redirect, might as well change to the page it redirects you

''All these methods assume you have modded your vWii. If have you not, follow this guide [[wiiguide:get-started|here]].''

{{Info|text=While of course simply loading your Wii disc from the Home Menu allows you to play Wii games, there are multiple ways to load backups of your Wii discs on your Wii U. You first must dump your Wii discs to get started.}}

=== Dumping Wii games ===
To dump your Wii games from your modded vWii follow this guide [https://wiki.hacks.guide/wiki/Wii_U:Dump_Wii_Games here].
== Method I: USB Loaders==
{{Info|text=USB Loaders allow you to load backups of your Wii discs from an external drive via your Wii U's USB ports or SD card.}}
=== Instructions===
The process for setting up USB loaders on vWii is identical to that of the Wii's. Please follow the Wii Hacks Guide linked below.

===Continue to the USB loaders usage guide [[wiiguide:wii-loaders|here]].===

==Method II: Virtual Console Injections==
{{Info|text=UWUVCI allows you to inject any Wii backup into a preexisting Virtual Console title, and install it to your Wii U's internal storage, or an external drive connected via the Wii U's USB ports.}}
===Instructions===

====What you need====
*A PC running Windows (VM's work, WINE does not).
* The latest release of [https://github.com/stuff-by-3-random-dudes/UWUVCI-AIO-WPF/releases/tag/v3.99.9.2 UWUVCI AIO].
**Ensure you also have the following installed:
***[https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet-framework/thank-you/net48-web-installer .net Framework 4.8] .
***[https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/3.1 .net Core 3.1 Desktop Runtime].
*Sigpatches on your Wii U.
**Download <code>01_sigpatches.rpx</code> from the github [https://github.com/marco-calautti/SigpatchesModuleWiiU/releases/tag/1.2 here].
**Copy this file to your <code>sd:/wiiu/enviornments/[Aroma or Tiramisu]/modules/setup</code> folder.
*The backup of the Wii game you wish to inject.

===Continue to UWUVCI's Wii game guide [https://uwuvci-prime.github.io/UWUVCI-Resources/wii/wii.html here].===

Wii U:Dump Games

2024-06-20T19:37:44Z

Gruetzig: doesnt belong there, unprofessional, probably would just backfire

{{info|text=For support (in English) with dumping Wii U discs, join [https://discord.gg/C29hYvh Nintendo Homebrew on Discord].}}

== Dumping and Installing Wii U Discs ==

{{info|text=Installing a game to the system memory (NAND) is not recommended as it’s limited to either 8GB or 32GB depending on your model, making you run out of space pretty quickly if you want to install multiple games.}}

{{info|text=If you do not have enough space on your SD Card, you can use an advanced technique to install dumps from a USB device. This is not the easiest thing to do and has the disadvantage of only being able to install the game onto your system memory (NAND).}}

{{warning|text=In order to install to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase all contents of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it. To do this, plug your USB HDD into the Wii U, power on your Wii U, your Wii U will prompt you to format your HDD. Confirm with Yes.}}

=== What you need ===

* Your SD Card needs to have enough space to fit the game you want to dump.
* If wanting to install to a USB, A USB HDD (+ a Y-cable if needed).
* The latest release of [https://wiiubru.com/appstore/zips/wup_installer_gx2.zip WUP Installer GX2].
* The [https://github.com/wiiu-env/wudd/releases wudd] homebrew application

=== Instructions ===

# Copy the contents of the <code>wup_installer_gx2.zip</code> file to the root of your SD Card.
# Copy the contents of the newly downloaded wudd <code>.zip</code> file to the root of your SD Card.
# Take the SD Card out of your PC and insert it into your Wii U.
# Power on your Wii U.
# Launch the Homebrew Launcher and start the wudd app.(If you're on Aroma, launch <code>wudd.rpx</code> from the Wii U Menu.)
#
# Select <code>Dump partition as .app</code>.
# Select the Game partition to start dumping.
# When finished, exit wudd and navigate back to the Wii U Menu.
# Insert the SD Card into your computer.
# Copy the <code>GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</code> folder from <code>sd:/wudump/WUP-X-XXXX</code> to the <code>install</code> folder on your SD Card.
# Eject and insert the SD Card into your Wii U.
# Open the Homebrew Launcher and then the WUP Installer GX2 app.
# Select your game (<code>GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</code>), press <code>Install</code> and confirm with <code>Yes</code>.
# Choose <code>USB</code> to install to USB and <code>NAND</code> to install to System Memory.
# When the process is complete, press HOME to return to the Homebrew Launcher.
# Exit the Homebrew Launcher to the Wii U Menu.
# You should see your game installed, ready to be played.
# Take the SD Card out of your Wii U and plug it into your PC.
# Delete the <code>GMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</code> folder in the install directory on your SD Card to free up space.

== Moving Games to USB ==

{{info|text=If you don’t want to keep the game installed on NAND, you can use the Wii U’s data management to move the game to a USB device.}}

{{warning|text=In order to move your game to a USB device, it has to be formatted by the Wii U. Doing this will erase all contents of it, and prevent it from being used on another system unless you reformat it.}}

# Plug your USB device into the Wii U.
# Power on your Wii U.
# Your Wii U will prompt you to format your USB device. Confirm with Yes.
# Open the Wii U’s System Settings.
# Navigate to <code>Data Management > Copy/Move/Delete Data > System Memory > Move Items (X)</code>
# Select the game and move all data (including updates and DLC if any are installed) to your USB device.

== Moving Updates to USB ==

{{info|text=If your disc game had DLC or updates installed, you will need to transfer the files over to your USB device. You can do this using the Wii U’s data management.}}

# Power on your Wii U
# Open the Wii U’s System Settings.
# Navigate to <code>Data Management > Copy/Move/Delete Data > System Memory > Move Items (X).</code>
# Select your game and move the update and DLC data to the USB device.
[[Category:Wii U guides]]
= <small>'''Dumping eShop games'''</small> =
'''In this section, we look at how to dump any games, updates and DLC from your Wii U system over to your PC.'''

'''To do this, we are going to run a dumping application through the Wii U browser to transfer your games and account information to a USB storage device or SD card.'''

'''If you are looking for a guide to set up Cemu, A Wii U emualtor, check out [https://cemu.cfw.guide/installing-cemu.html this page].'''

==== What You Need ====
* A SD Card or USB HDD that needs to have enough space to fit the game you want to dump.
* An internet connection.

==== Preparations ====

# Put your SD crad or USB into your console.
# Turn on your Wii U console.
# Boot into the NNID you want to dump your games from.
#* If prompted, do not format any USB devices through the Wii U.

=== Instuctions ===

# Launch the internet browser and open <code><nowiki>https://dumplingapp.com/</nowiki></code>
# Tap <code>Launch Dumpling</code>
#* If your console freezes for more than 10 seconds, hold down the Power button for 4 seconds and reboot.
#* Once rebooted, reset the browser's save and try again.

==== Dumping eShop games ====

# Select <code>Dump only Base files of a game</code>
# Select the games you want to dump with <code>A</code>
# When you have selected your games, press <code>+</code> to start dumping.
# Return to the Dumpling main menu.

==== Dumping updates for games ====

# Select <code>Dump only Update files of a game</code>
# Select the games you want to dump with <code>A</code>
# When you have selected your updates, press <code>+</code> to start dumping.
# Return to the Dumpling main menu.

==== Dumping DLC for games ====

# Select <code>Dump only DLC files of a game</code>
# Select the DLC you want to dump with <code>A</code>
# When you have selected your DLC, press <code>+</code> to start dumping.
# Return to the Dumpling main menu.
'''<big>Copying the dumped games to your pc to your PC</big>'''
# Exit the Dumpling app and turn off your Wii U.
# Take your USB storage device or SD card out of your Wii U and put it in your PC.
# Select the files you want to move from your USB to your PC and press <code>Ctrl + C</code>
# On your pc, go to the location you want the files and press <code>Ctrl + V</code>

3DS:Wireless streaming

2024-06-10T12:25:00Z

Gruetzig: fix formatting

{{shortcut|3DS:STREAM}}
{{Page WIP}}
{{Warning|text=The guides below can't be used to stream DS games, DSiWare, and GBA games. You will need a hardware capture card to do that.}}
{{Critical|text='''This only works for New 3DS.''' If you absolutely want a method for Old 3DS, there is [[/HzMod|HzMod]]. Keep in mind that performance is still very bad and it is not intended for practical use.}}

This page will show you how to stream your New 3DS console's screens to your computer over WiFi.

*Your console and your computer need to be on the same network.
*Streaming audio over WiFi currently isn't possible, you will need to use an AUX cable and a device with Line In to receive audio.
*If you have a poor connection, you may not get the best results. The receiving computer should be connected to the network via ethernet or a 5 GHz connection.

{{Info|text=Improved performance is available through [https://github.com/xzn/ntr-hr/releases this fork of NTR]. See the [https://gbatemp.net/threads/rel-improved-hopefully-ntr-streamer-for-n3ds-xl-ll.644726/ release thread] for more details.}}

==Finding your Console's IP ==
You'll need to know the local IP address of your 3DS later, so it's a good idea to find it now.
{{3DS:Check local IP address}}

==Streaming with NTR==
<tabber>
|-|Windows - Snickerstream=
===What You Need===
*Your console's IP from the first section
*The latest release of [https://github.com/RattletraPM/Snickerstream/releases/latest Snickerstream]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR/releases/latest BootNTR Selector]
*[https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/FBI/releases/latest FBI] installed on your console

=== Section I: Prep Work===
#Ensure that your console and your computer are on the same network
# Download and extract the latest Snickerstream <code>.zip</code> file
# Download the latest Luma3DS <code>boot.firm</code> file
# Download the latest BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file
#Power off your console
# Take the SD card out of your console and put it into your computer
#Replace the <code>boot.firm</code> file on the root of your SD card with the one you just downloaded
# Copy the BootNTR selector <code>.cia</code> file to your SD card
#*You may put this file where you can easily access it
# Put your SD card back into your console

===Section II: Installing CIAs===
# Power on your console
#*If you are prompted with a Luma3DS configuration screen, just press <code>START</code>
#Open FBI
# Press A on <code>SD</code> at the top of your bottom screen
# Find the BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file that you copied, press A on it and select <code>Install and delete CIA</code>
#Press START to exit FBI

===Section III: Streaming===
# Open the Snickerstream <code>.exe</code> file from where you extracted it
#On your console, open the gift that appeared on your home menu and launch BootNTR Selector
#*If you're prompted with 3 buttons on your bottom screen, tap "Use default"
#*If you're prompted to choose an NTR version, choose 3.6
#*Your console's screen should flash some colors, meaning that it's ready for streaming
#Input your console's IP from the first section into the IP box in the Snickerstream window
#*You may also [https://github.com/RattletraPM/Snickerstream/wiki/Settings-101 adjust your settings] to your liking if you wish
#Click <code>Connect!</code> in the Snickerstream window
#*Your console's screens should now be streamed to your computer
|-|macOS - cuteNTR-OSX=
===What You Need===
*Your console's IP from the first section
*The latest release of [https://github.com/EBLeifEricson/cuteNTR-OSX/releases/tag/0.3.2 cuteNTR-OSX]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR/releases/latest BootNTR Selector]
*[https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/FBI/releases/latest FBI] installed on your console

=== Section I: Prep Work===
#Ensure that your console and your computer are on the same network
# Download <code>cuteNTR-0.3.2.dmg</code>
# Download the latest Luma3DS <code>boot.firm</code> file
# Download the latest BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file
#Power off your console
# Take the SD card out of your console and put it into your computer
#Replace the <code>boot.firm</code> file on the root of your SD card with the one you just downloaded
# Copy the BootNTR selector <code>.cia</code> file to your SD card
#*You may put this file where you can easily access it
# Put your SD card back into your console

===Section II: Installing CIAs===
# Power on your console
#*If you are prompted with a Luma3DS configuration screen, just press START
#Open FBI
# Press A on <code>SD</code> at the top of your bottom screen
# Find the BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file that you copied, press A on it and select <code>Install and delete CIA</code>
#Press START to exit FBI

===Section III: Streaming===
#On your console, open the gift that appeared on your home menu and launch BootNTR Selector
#*If you're prompted with 3 buttons on your bottom screen, tap "Use default"
#*If you're prompted to choose an NTR version, choose 3.6
#*Your console's screen should flash some colors, meaning that it's ready for streaming
# Open the cuteNTR <code>.dmg</code>, and copy the app to the Applications folder
#* You may be prompted to enter the admin password
# Right click on the app and click 'open'
#* You may be prompted to enter the admin password
#Input your console's IP from the first section into the IP box in the cuteNTR window
#Click <code>Connect!</code> in the cuteNTR window
#*Your console's screens should now be streamed to your computer. The top and bottom screens will be 2 different windows. If you cannot find them, on the bottom of the screen where the dock is located, right click the cuteNTR icon and select "Show All Windows"
|-|Debian Linux - cuteNTR=
===What You Need===
*Your console's IP from the first section
*sudo
*The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR/releases/latest BootNTR Selector]
*[https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/FBI/releases/latest FBI] installed on your console

=== Section I: Prep Work===

#Ensure that your console and your computer are on the same network
# Download the latest Luma3DS <code>boot.firm</code> file
# Download the latest BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file
#Power off your console
# Take the SD card out of your console and put it into your computer
#Replace the <code>boot.firm</code> file on the root of your SD card with the one you just downloaded
# Copy the BootNTR selector <code>.cia</code> file to your SD card
#*You may put this file where you can easily access it
# Put your SD card back into your console

=== Section II: installing cuteNTR===
This section will add a [https://askubuntu.com/a/4990 PPA] to your sources in order to install cuteNTR. Proceed on your own risk.
# Open the terminal
# Run <code>sudo add-apt-repository ppa:joenosie/3ds</code> to add the PPA to your sources
# Run <code>sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade</code> to update your setup
# Run <code>sudo apt install cutentr</code> to install cuteNTR

===Section III: Installing CIAs===
# Power on your console
#*If you are prompted with a Luma3DS configuration screen, just press START
#Open FBI
# Press A on <code>SD</code> at the top of your bottom screen
# Find the BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file that you copied, press A on it and select <code>Install and delete CIA</code>
#Press START to exit FBI

===Section IV: Streaming===
# Launch cuteNTR, either from your window manager or with <code>cutentr</code> in the terminal
#On your console, open the gift that appeared on your home menu and launch BootNTR Selector
#*If you're prompted with 3 buttons on your bottom screen, tap "Use default"
#*If you're prompted to choose an NTR version, choose 3.6
#*Your console's screen should flash some colors, meaning that it's ready for streaming
#Input your console's IP from the first section into the IP box next to the <code>Stream</code> button
#Click <code>Stream</code> in the cuteNTR window
#*Your console's screens should now be streamed to your computer

|-|Arch Linux - cuteNTR=
===What You Need===
*Your console's IP from the first section
*sudo
*The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR/releases/latest BootNTR Selector]
*[https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/FBI/releases/latest FBI] installed on your console

=== Section I: Prep Work===

#Ensure that your console and your computer are on the same network
# Download the latest Luma3DS <code>boot.firm</code> file
# Download the latest BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file
#Power off your console
# Take the SD card out of your console and put it into your computer
#Replace the <code>boot.firm</code> file on the root of your SD card with the one you just downloaded
# Copy the BootNTR selector <code>.cia</code> file to your SD card
#*You may put this file where you can easily access it
# Put your SD card back into your console

=== Section II: Installing cuteNTR===
This is a small tutorial for installing the popular AUR helper [https://github.com/Jguer/yay yay] and installing cuteNTR with it. If you already have a working AUR helper, or know how to install AUR packages in general, you can download and make <code>cutentr-git</code> yourself, then continue with the next section.

# Open the terminal
# Run <code>sudo pacman -S --needed git base-devel</code> to make sure that you have the base-devel package group and git installed
#* Confirm your password if prompted
# Run <code>git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git</code>
# Run <code>cd yay</code>
# Run <code>makepkg -si</code> to install yay
#* Confirm your password if prompted
# Run <code>yay -S cutentr-git</code> to install cuteNTR
#* Confirm your password if prompted

===Section III: Installing CIAs===
# Power on your console
#*If you are prompted with a Luma3DS configuration screen, just press START
#Open FBI
# Press A on <code>SD</code> at the top of your bottom screen
# Find the BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file that you copied, press A on it and select <code>Install and delete CIA</code>
#Press START to exit FBI

===Section IV: Streaming===
# Launch cuteNTR, either from your window manager or with <code>cutentr</code> in the terminal
#On your console, open the gift that appeared on your home menu and launch BootNTR Selector
#*If you're prompted with 3 buttons on your bottom screen, tap "Use default"
#*If you're prompted to choose an NTR version, choose 3.6
#*Your console's screen should flash some colors, meaning that it's ready for streaming
#Input your console's IP from the first section into the IP box next to the <code>Stream</code> button
#Click <code>Stream</code> in the cuteNTR window
#*Your console's screens should now be streamed to your computer

|-|Other Linux - cuteNTR=
===What You Need===
*Your console's IP from the first section
*The latest release of [https://flatpak.org/setup/ flatpak] installed on your computer for your operating system
*The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS]
*The latest release of [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR/releases/latest BootNTR Selector]
*[https://github.com/lifehackerhansol/FBI/releases/latest FBI] installed on your console

=== Section I: Prep Work===

#Ensure that your console and your computer are on the same network
# Download the latest Luma3DS <code>boot.firm</code> file
# Download the latest BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file
#Power off your console
# Take the SD card out of your console and put it into your computer
#Replace the <code>boot.firm</code> file on the root of your SD card with the one you just downloaded
# Copy the BootNTR selector <code>.cia</code> file to your SD card
#*You may put this file where you can easily access it
# Put your SD card back into your console

=== Section II: Installing cuteNTR===

# Open the terminal
# Run <code>mkdir cuteNTR && cd cuteNTR</code> to make a new directory and go into it
# Run <code>wget https://gitlab.com/BoltsJ/cuteNTR/uploads/da6b5bafbab68b45cc9bee0ae590a3ca/com.gitlab.BoltsJ.cuteNTR.flatpak</code>
# Run <code>flatpak install com.gitlab.BoltsJ.cuteNTR.flatpak</code> to install cuteNTR
# Confirm your password and all other prompts with yes
# Run <code>cd .. && rm -r cuteNTR</code> to delete the directory

===Section III: Installing CIAs===
# Power on your console
#*If you are prompted with a Luma3DS configuration screen, just press START
#Open FBI
# Press A on <code>SD</code> at the top of your bottom screen
# Find the BootNTR Selector <code>.cia</code> file that you copied, press A on it and select <code>Install and delete CIA</code>
#Press START to exit FBI

===Section IV: Streaming===
# Launch cuteNTR by running <code>flatpak run com.gitlab.BoltsJ.cuteNTR</code>
#On your console, open the gift that appeared on your home menu and launch BootNTR Selector
#*If you're prompted with 3 buttons on your bottom screen, tap "Use default"
#*If you're prompted to choose an NTR version, choose 3.6
#*Your console's screen should flash some colors, meaning that it's ready for streaming
#Input your console's IP from the first section into the IP box next to the <code>Stream</code> button
#Click <code>Stream</code> in the cuteNTR window
#*Your console's screens should now be streamed to your computer

</tabber>

==Using Line In to Receive Audio==
===What You Need===

*A 3.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable
*An audio in (line in or microphone in) port on your computer
**Some computers have a single "headphone" port that can be used for both audio output and input. To use one of these, you will need a Y splitter

===How to use===

#Connect your 3DS to your computer's audio input port with a 3.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable
#Pipe the audio from your audio input port into the software you intend to use
#*The exact steps will depend on the software you're using
#*If you are recording or streaming your game using [https://obsproject.com/ OBS], add a new Audio Input Capture
#*If you are streaming your game via a service such as Discord, you will need to use software such as [https://vb-audio.com/Voicemeeter/ Voicemeeter] to mix your microphone and 3DS audio inputs together
#**If you do not wish to speak while streaming, simply point the app at the 3DS's audio device
#**If you do not wish to mix your microphone and 3DS audio inputs together, you can set up a scene using [https://obsproject.com/ OBS], create a Windowed Projector Preview and share on Discord that window. Then, in [https://obsproject.com/kb/audio-mixer-guide#setting-audio-levels Advanced Audio Properties], turn on the Audio Monitoring for the 3DS Audio Input Capture so that viewers on Discord can hear the 3DS audio. Note that this last step will direct the 3DS audio also to your audio output device (headphones/speakers).
#*To simply listen to the audio, you can [https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/126383-listen-microphone-through-playback-device-windows.html listen to the audio input device in Windows]

==Troubleshooting==

*Games such as those in the Pokemon series, Smash Bros 3DS and many more may crash when trying to load or after a loading screen. To avoid this issue, ensure that the debugger is enabled. To do this see [[3DS:Check local IP address|this]] page.
*Similarly, such of the above games may disable Wi-Fi connection while using Snickerstream when trying to play online. To counter this, make sure to enable NFC Patch in Snickerstream.

==Credits==

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Bmbt3DS

2024-06-04T20:28:34Z

Gruetzig: it now shows stuff at all times

{{Infobox homebrew
| for3ds = 1
| developers = Gruetzig
| version = bmbt3DS +1
| releasedate = 2023-06-07
| github = Gruetzig/bmbt3ds
}}

bmbt3DS is a bare metal button testing <code>.firm</code> payload for the Nintendo 3DS. It can be used to test if all buttons on the console are functioning properly.

==Instructions==

===What You Need===

*[[3DS:Boot9strap|boot9strap]], [[3DS:GodMode9|GodMode9]] or [[3DS:Fastboot3DS|fastboot3DS]] installed to the FIRM partition(s)
*[[3DS:Luma3DS|Luma3DS]]' <code>boot.firm</code> on the root of your SD card
*The latest release of [https://github.com/Gruetzig/bmbt3ds/releases/latest bmbt3DS] (the <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> file)

===Section I - Running the Test===
<tabber>
|-|boot9strap=

<ol>
<li> Power off your console </li>
<li> Remove the SD card from your console and insert it into your computer </li>
<li> Copy <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> to the root of your SD Card </li>
<li> Rename <code>boot.firm</code> to <code>luma.firm</code> </li>
<li> Rename <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> to <code>boot.firm</code> </li>
<li> Safely eject the SD card from your computer and reinsert it into your console </li>
<li> Power on the console without pressing any buttons <br>{{Info|text=Refer to the attached image for what parts of the screen will light up for each button pressed.|image=[[File:Bmbt.png|384px]]}} </li>
<li> Press each button once, verifying that the corresponding button shows up on the top screen. If it does not show up, the button pressed may be faulty. If you see a constant white square for one button and you are '''not''' holding the button down, that button may be stuck and could be the source of some issues. </li>
<li> Once you are finished with the button tester, press the power button once to power off the console </li>
<li> Remove the SD card from your console and insert it into your computer </li>
<li> Delete <code>boot.firm</code> from the root of your SD card </li>
<li> Rename <code>luma.firm</code> to <code>boot.firm</code> </li>
<li> Safely eject the SD card from your computer and reinsert it into your console </li>
<li> Power on your console </li>
</ol>
{{Success|text=If all went well, you have successfully tested the buttons on your console.}}

|-|fastboot3DS=

<ol>
<li> Power off your console </li>
<li> Remove the SD card from your console and insert it into your computer </li>
<li> Copy <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> to the root of your SD Card </li>
<li> Safely eject the SD card from your computer and reinsert it into your console </li>
<li> Power on the console while holding {{B|HOME}} to enter the fastboot3DS menu </li>
<li> Select <code>[+]Boot from file...</code> -> <code>sdmc:</code> -> <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> <br>{{Info|text=Refer to the attached image for what parts of the screen will light up for each button pressed.|image=[[File:Bmbt.png|384px]]}} </li>
<li> Press each button once, verifying that the corresponding button shows up on the top screen. If it does not show up, the button pressed may be faulty. If you see a constant white square for one button and you are '''not''' holding the button down, that button may be stuck and could be the source of some issues. </li>
<li> Once you are finished with the button tester, press the power button once to power off the console </li>
<li> Remove the SD card from your console and insert it into your computer </li>
<li> Delete <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> from the root of your SD card </li>
<li> Safely eject the SD card from your computer and reinsert it into your console </li>
<li> Power on your console </li>
</ol>
{{Success|text=If all went well, you have successfully tested the buttons on your console.}}

|-|ntrboot=
{{warning|text=If you do not have a flashcart compatible with ntrboot, please choose another option.}}
<ol>
<li> Power off your console </li>
<li> Remove the SD card from your console and insert it into your computer </li>
<li> Copy <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> to the root of your SD Card </li>
<li> Rename <code>boot.firm</code> to <code>luma.firm</code> </li>
<li> Rename <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> to <code>boot.firm</code> </li>
<li> Safely eject the SD card from your computer and reinsert it into your console </li>
<li> Insert the flashcart flashed with ntrboot into your console </li>
<li> Put the magnet into position to trigger the lid sensor. Refer to [https://i.imgur.com/5e3lKe2.png this image for reference]
<ul><li>Note, 2DS users will not need a magnet, as their device cannot physically fold. Instead, move the sleep switch to the right</li></ul>
</li>
<li> Press and hold {{Key press|START|SELECT|X}}, then briefly press and hold the power button for 2 to 3 seconds </li>
<li> Your console should now be booted into BMBT.
<ul><li> If it did not boot and instead booted into the HOME Menu or turned off immediately, power off your console and try again. You may need a few attempts to get the magnet positioning correct.</li></ul>
{{Info|text=Refer to the attached image for what parts of the screen will light up for each button pressed.|image=[[File:Bmbt.png|384px]]}}</li>
<li> Press each button once, verifying that the corresponding button shows up on the top screen. If it does not show up, the button pressed may be faulty. If you see a constant white square for one button and you are '''not''' holding the button down, that button may be stuck and could be the source of some issues. </li>
<li> Once you are finished with the button tester, press the power button once to power off the console </li>
<li> Remove the SD card from your console and insert it into your computer </li>
<li> Delete <code>boot.firm</code> from the root of your SD card </li>
<li> Rename <code>luma.firm</code> to <code>boot.firm</code> </li>
<li> Safely eject the SD card from your computer and reinsert it into your console </li>
<li> Power on your console </li>
</ol>
{{Success|text=If all went well, you have successfully tested the buttons on your console.}}

|-|GodMode9=

{{warning|text=This section only applies to consoles with GodMode9 installed into FIRM0/1.}}
<ol>
<li> Power off your console </li>
<li> Remove the SD card from your console and insert it into your computer </li>
<li> Copy <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> to the <code>sd:/gm9/payloads</code> folder on your SD card </li>
<li> Reinsert the SD card into your console </li>
<li> Power on the console while holding {{Key press|R|LEFT}} to enter the GodMode9 bootloader menu </li>
<li> Select <code>Select payload...</code> -> <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> <br>{{Info|text=Refer to the attached image for what parts of the screen will light up for each button pressed.|image=[[File:Bmbt.png|384px]]}} </li>
<li> Press each button once, verifying that the corresponding button shows up on the top screen. If it does not show up, the button pressed may be faulty. If you see a constant white square for one button and you are '''not''' holding the button down, that button may be stuck and could be the source of some issues. </li>
<li> Once you are finished with the button tester, press the power button once to power off the console </li>
</ol>
{{Success|text=If all went well, you have successfully tested the buttons on your console.}}

|-|Luma3DS chainloader=

<ol>
<li> Power off your console </li>
<li> Remove the SD card from your console and insert it into your computer </li>
<li> Copy <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> to the <code>sd:/luma/payloads</code> folder on your SD card </li>
<li> Reinsert the SD card into your console </li>
<li> Power on the console while holding {{B|START}} to open Luma3DS chainloader
<ul>
<li> If you dont see Luma3DS chainloader, follow [[3dsguide:restoring-updating-cfw.html|Restoring / Updating CFW]] and try again </li>
<li> If you still don't see it, follow the boot9strap tab above instead </li>
</ul></li>
<li> Select <code>bmbt3ds.firm</code> <br>{{Info|text=Refer to the attached image for what parts of the screen will light up for each button pressed.|image=[[File:Bmbt.png|384px]]}} </li>
<li> Press each button once, verifying that the corresponding button shows up on the top screen. If it does not show up, the button pressed may be faulty. If you see a constant white square for one button and you are '''not''' holding the button down, that button may be stuck and could be the source of some issues. </li>
<li> Once you are finished with the button tester, press the power button once to power off the console </li>
</ol>
{{Success|text=If all went well, you have successfully tested the buttons on your console.}}

</tabber>
{{Short description|Bare-metal button tester for the 3DS}}
{{lowercase title}}

User:Ihaveahax/3DS TTD with Revival

2024-05-31T20:30:29Z

Gruetzig:

__NOTOC____NOEDITSECTION__Finally got homebrew/custom firmware on your 3DS? Here is a short list of the most common things to do with it.

{{info|Just want to install software? See [[3DS:Installing software]].}}
{| style="table-layout: fixed;"

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== <span class="invert-dark">[[File:Font Awesome 5 solid seedling.svg|22px|link=|alt=Seedling icon.]]</span> Custom firmware basics ==

Custom firmware has a lot of settings and useful menus. Learn to use them here!

* [[3DS:Installing software|Installing software]] - CIA? 3DSX? NDS?
* [[3DS:Luma3DS/Rosalina|Rosalina menu]] - A useful in-game menu built into Luma3DS
* [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|Luma3DS configuration]]
* [[3DS:GodMode9 Usage|GodMode9 Usage]] - Make system file backups
* [[3DS:Dump titles and game cartridges|Dump titles and game cartridges]] - Backup and install your cartridges

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== <span class="invert-dark">[[File:Font Awesome 5 solid paint-brush.svg|22px|link=|alt=Paint brush icon.]]</span> Customization ==
Change how your console looks and sounds.

* HOME Menu customization:
** [[3DS:Custom themes|Custom themes]]
*** [[3DS:Creating custom themes|Creating custom themes]]
**[[3ds:GYTB|Adding custom badges]]
** [[3DS:Splash screens|Splash screens]] - show an image when your console turns on (this will increase boot time)
** '''Advanced''': [https://3ds.codeberg.page/homemenu/ Editing the HOME Menu]
|-
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== <span class="invert-dark">[[File:Font Awesome 5 solid gamepad.svg|22px|link=|alt=Game controller icon.]] Emulation</span> ==
The 3DS can run emulators for various old consoles. The New 3DS is the best one to use for this.

Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance games can also be run using the 3DS's native modes for them.

* [[3DS:Emulators|Emulators (general overview)]]
* [[3DS:DS games|DS games]]
* [[3DS:GBA games|GBA games]]

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== <span class="invert-dark">[[File:Font Awesome 5 solid wrench.svg|22px|link=|alt=Wrench icon.]]</span> Game mods, save editing, cheats==
{{warning|Before you modify a game or its save, you should [[3DS:Export saves|back up your save data]].}}

We have pages for games listing various game mods, save editors, and cheats available for them. Some examples:

* [[3DS:Animal Crossing: New Leaf|Animal Crossing: New Leaf]]
* [[3DS:Pokémon X and Y|Pokémon X and Y]]
* [[3DS:Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire|Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire]]
* [[3DS:Pokémon Sun and Moon|Pokémon Sun and Moon]]
* [[3DS:Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon|Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon]]
* [[3DS:Mario Kart 7|Mario Kart 7]]

See a full list at [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS games|Category:Nintendo 3DS games]]. Or use the search feature.

|-
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== <span class="invert-dark">[[File:Font Awesome 5 solid globe.svg|22px|link=|alt=Globe icon.]]</span> Revival projects ==

Give new life to shutdown services.

*[[Pretendo Network|Pretendo Network]] - Nintendo Network replacement for 3DS and Wii U
*[[3DS:NetPass|NetPass]] - StreetPass
*[[rverse|rverse]] - Miiverse
*[[3DS:SatellaZone|SatellaZone]] - Nintendo Zone

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== <span class="invert-dark">[[File:Font Awesome 5 solid puzzle-piece.svg|22px|link=|alt=puzzle-piece icon.]]</span> Extensions ==

* [[3DS:Wireless streaming|Wireless streaming]] - for New 3DS only
* [[3DS:Game plugins|Game plugins]]
* [[3DS:Wumiibo|Wumiibo]] - amiibo emulation
* [[3DS:Rehid|rehid]] - remap control inputs
* [[3DS:Input redirection|Input redirection]] - connect controllers wirelessly

|-
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== <span class="invert-dark">[[File:Font Awesome 5 solid star.svg|22px|link=|alt=Star icon.]]</span> Extras ==

* [[3DS:Export saves|Back up your saves]] - keep your progress safe
* [[3DS:Moving SD Cards|Move to another SD card]]
* [[3DS:FTP|FTP]] - access files remotely
* [[3DS:Dump titles and game cartridges#Installing a game cartridge directly to the system|Installing Cartridges to the Home Menu]]
* [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS guides|List of guides]]
|}

3DS:Custom badges

2024-05-31T11:09:11Z

Gruetzig: I think this looks better

{{Page WIP|notes=Anemone3DS badge support is not yet released. This page is subject to change.}}{{hatnote|1=This article only details how to install custom badges with [[3DS:Anemone3DS|Anemone3DS]]. For installation instructions using GTYB, see [[3DS:GYTB|this page]] instead.}}
Custom badges are PNG images that can be attached to folders or placed on the HOME Menu grid, to give it a bit more personality. Badges may also be made into shortcuts for system applications, some of which don't normally have a home icon such as Nintendo Network ID Settings. Custom badges are built on the same framework as the official badges that could be earned through Nintendo Badge Arcade.

==Creating Custom badges==
===Badge requirements===
: '''Badges'''
* Custom badges must be <code>.png</code>(s) whose dimensions are divisible by 64 pixels
* [https://themeplaza.art/badges Theme Plaza] has a large collection of such badge images
* The custom badge's name is set to whatever the filename of the badge is
* Images larger than 64x64 will be split into separate badges (eg. 128x128 will be split into four badges)
** Badges split in this way will share the same name or app shortcut
: '''Set icons'''
* Set icons must be <code>.png</code>(s) with a dimension of 48x48 pixels

===Sets===
Sets allow badges to be organized into sortable groups. To create a set, first make a new folder within <code>sd:/badges/</code>, with the folder name being the name of your set. Badges placed in a set subfolder will be installed as part of that set. Sets may also be given a set icon by placing a 48x48 pixel PNG into the set's folder with the name <code>_seticon.png</code>; if no <code>_seticon.png</code> exists, the set will be given a default icon of the Homebrew Launcher logo. Badges not placed in a set folder will instead be installed as part of a default set called "Other Badges" with a set icon of the Anemone3DS logo.

===Shortcuts===
Custom badges can be made into shortcuts to launch system applications; a list of compatible titles can be found [[3dbrew:Title_list#00040010_-_System_Applications|here]]. To create a badge shortcut, rename the badge so the TIDLow of the system app is between the first and second period of the file name, like so: <code>BadgeName.<TIDLow>.png</code>. For example, a file named <code>settings.00021000.png</code> would create a badge named settings that launches USA System Settings (mset). Badges made into shortcuts will display the banner of the application they launch, rather than being a pin; applications without a banner will display a default banner instead.

==Instructions==
===What you need===
* The latest release of [[3DS:Anemone3DS|Anemone3DS]] installed on your console
* Badge <code>.png</code> files
* (Optional) <code>_seticon.png</code>

===Section I - Prep work===
# Insert your SD card into your computer
# Copy badge <code>.png</code> files to the <code>Badges</code> folder on the root of your SD card
#* (Optional) Create a subfolder in <code>sd:/Badges/</code> and rename it to the name of a set
#* (Optional) Copy badge <code>.png</code> files to the set subfolder that you want in the set
#* (Optional) If you have a <code>_seticon.png</code>, copy it to the set subfolder
#* (Optional) Repeat for additional sets
# Insert your SD card into your console

A sample directory structure is shown below:
{{Tree list}}
* {{Tree icon|d}} Badges
** {{Tree icon|d}} Set1
*** {{Tree icon|f}} _seticon.png
*** {{Tree icon|f}} badge1.png
** {{Tree icon|d}} Set2
*** {{Tree icon|f}} badge1.png
**{{Tree icon|f}} badge1.png
{{Tree list/end}}

===Section II - Installing badges===
# Launch '''Anemone3DS''' from the HOME Menu, or from the Homebrew Launcher
# Press {{B|X}}, or tap on the extra menu touchscreen icon, to open the badge menu
# Press {{B|D-Pad Right}} or tap on the Badge Install touchscreen icon
# Press {{B|START}} to exit '''Anemone3DS'''

===Section III - Decorate with Badges===
# Tap on HOME Menu Settings in the top left of the HOME Menu
# Tap on "'''Decorate with Badges'''"
# Drag your custom badges from the top of the touchscreen onto your HOME Menu
#* To attach badges to folders, tap on the top right wrench icon and select "'''Attach Badge to Folder'''"
# Tap on the <code>X</code> or press the {{B|HOME}},{{B|B}}, or {{B|X}} buttons to exit the badge menu

==Limitations==
The 3DS has a hardcoded limit of 1000 badges which Anemone3DS will respect. An attempt to install more than 1000 badges will result in some badges not being installed, potentially at random.

3DS:Setting game locales/Extended locale setting

2024-05-19T11:36:32Z

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== Extended Locale Setting ==

{{TOC right}}
Extended locale setting will need to be done manually by creating a text file.

# Insert your SD card into your computer
# Navigate to <code>sd:/luma/titles/</code>
#* Create the <code>titles</code> folder if it does not already exist
# Create a folder with the title ID of the game
#* You can get the game's title ID from [http://3dsdb.com/ here] (cartridges), [https://hax0kartik.github.io/3dsdb/ here] (digital games), or from the <code>FBI -> Titles</code> menu
#* For example, Taiko no Tatsujin: Dokodon! Mystery Adventure's title ID is <code>0004000000190E00</code>, so you'd create a folder named <code>0004000000190E00</code>
# Create a new text document and name it <code>locale</code>
#* With file extensions enabled, the name of the file should be <code>locale.txt</code>
# Type the desired locale (based on what the game '''expects''') into the text document
#* The syntax of the extended locale setting is <code><region> <language> <country code> <state hexadecimal ID></code>
#* Valid regions include <code>JPN</code>, <code>USA</code>, <code>EUR</code>, <code>AUS</code>, <code>CHN</code>, <code>KOR</code>, <code>TWN</code>
#* Valid languages include <code>JP</code>, <code>EN</code>, <code>FR</code>, <code>DE</code>, <code>IT</code>, <code>ES</code>, <code>ZH</code>, <code>KO</code>, <code>NL</code>, <code>PT</code>, <code>RU</code>, <code>TW</code>
#* All valid country codes can be found below, along with lists for most valid state IDs. For example:
#** For an American copy of Tomodachi Life, you would want to write the text <code>USA EN US 00</code>
#** For a European copy of Tomodachi Life set to French, you would want to write the text <code>EUR FR FR 00</code>
# Save your changes
# Safely eject your SD card and insert it into your console
# While holding {{B|SELECT}}, power on your console to enter [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|the Luma3DS configuration menu]]
# Turn on '''Enable game patching''' if it is not already enabled
# Press {{B|START}} to save and exit

==Country Codes==
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | Code
! style="font-size:125%;" | Country
|-
|1||JP||[[#JP Japan|Japan]]
|-
|8||AI||[[#AI Anguilla|Anguilla]]
|-
|9||AG||[[#AG Antigua and Barbuda|Antigua and Barbuda]]
|-
|10||AR||[[#AR Argentina|Argentina]]
|-
|11||AW||[[#AW Aruba|Aruba]]
|-
|12||BS||[[#BS Bahamas|Bahamas]]
|-
|13||BB||[[#BB Barbados|Barbados]]
|-
|14||BZ||[[#BZ Belize|Belize]]
|-
|15||BO||[[#BO Bolivia|Bolivia]]
|-
|16||BR||[[#BR Brazil|Brazil]]
|-
|17||VG||[[#VG British Virgin Islands|British Virgin Islands]]
|-
|18||CA||[[#CA Canada|Canada]]
|-
|19||KY||[[#KY Cayman Islands|Cayman Islands]]
|-
|20||CL||[[#CL Chile|Chile]]
|-
|21||CO||[[#CO Colombia|Colombia]]
|-
|22||CR||[[#CR Costa Rica|Costa Rica]]
|-
|23||DM||[[#DM Dominica|Dominica]]
|-
|24||DO||[[#DO Dominican Republic|Dominican Republic]]
|-
|25||EC||[[#EC Ecuador|Ecuador]]
|-
|26||SV||[[#SV El Salvador|El Salvador]]
|-
|27||GF||[[#GF French Guiana|French Guiana]]
|-
|28||GD||[[#GD Grenada|Grenada]]
|-
|29||GP||[[#GP Guadeloupe|Guadeloupe]]
|-
|30||GT||[[#GT Guatemala|Guatemala]]
|-
|31||GY||[[#GY Guyana|Guyana]]
|-
|32||HT||[[#HT Haiti|Haiti]]
|-
|33||HN||[[#HN Honduras|Honduras]]
|-
|34||JM||[[#JM Jamaica|Jamaica]]
|-
|35||MQ||[[#MQ Martinique|Martinique]]
|-
|36||MX||[[#MX Mexico|Mexico]]
|-
|37||MS||[[#MS Montserrat|Montserrat]]
|-
|38||AN||[[#AN Netherlands Antilles|Netherlands Antilles]]
|-
|39||NI||[[#NI Nicaragua|Nicaragua]]
|-
|40||PA||[[#PA Panama|Panama]]
|-
|41||PY||[[#PY Paraguay|Paraguay]]
|-
|42||PE||[[#PE Peru|Peru]]
|-
|43||KN||[[#KN Saint Kitts and Nevis|Saint Kitts and Nevis]]
|-
|44||LC||[[#LC Saint Lucia|Saint Lucia]]
|-
|45||VC||[[#VC Saint Vincent and the Grenadines|Saint Vincent and the Grenadines]]
|-
|46||SR||[[#SR Suriname|Suriname]]
|-
|47||TT||[[#TT Trinidad and Tobago|Trinidad and Tobago]]
|-
|48||TC||[[#TC Turks and Caicos Islands|Turks and Caicos Islands]]
|-
|49||US||[[#US United States|United States]]
|-
|50||UY||[[#UY Uruguay|Uruguay]]
|-
|51||VI||[[#VI US Virgin Islands|US Virgin Islands]]
|-
|52||VE||[[#VE Venezuela|Venezuela]]
|-
|64||AL||[[#AL Albania|Albania]]
|-
|65||AU||[[#AU Australia|Australia]]
|-
|66||AT||[[#AT Austria|Austria]]
|-
|67||BE||[[#BE Belgium|Belgium]]
|-
|68||BA||[[#BA Bosnia and Herzegovina|Bosnia and Herzegovina]]
|-
|69||BW||[[#BW Botswana|Botswana]]
|-
|70||BG||[[#BG Bulgaria|Bulgaria]]
|-
|71||HR||[[#HR Croatia|Croatia]]
|-
|72||CY||[[#CY Cyprus|Cyprus]]
|-
|73||CZ||[[#CZ Czech Republic|Czech Republic]]
|-
|74||DK||[[#DK Denmark|Denmark]]
|-
|75||EE||[[#EE Estonia|Estonia]]
|-
|76||FI||[[#FI Finland|Finland]]
|-
|77||FR||[[#FR France|France]]
|-
|78||DE||[[#DE Germany|Germany]]
|-
|79||GR||[[#GR Greece|Greece]]
|-
|80||HU||[[#HU Hungary|Hungary]]
|-
|81||IS||[[#IS Iceland|Iceland]]
|-
|82||IE||[[#IE Ireland|Ireland]]
|-
|83||IT||[[#IT Italy|Italy]]
|-
|84||LV||[[#LV Latvia|Latvia]]
|-
|85||LS||[[#LS Lesotho|Lesotho]]
|-
|86||LI||[[#LI Liechtenstein|Liechtenstein]]
|-
|87||LT||[[#LT Lithuania|Lithuania]]
|-
|88||LU||[[#LU Luxembourg|Luxembourg]]
|-
|89||MK||[[#MK Macedonia|Macedonia]]
|-
|90||MT||[[#MT Malta|Malta]]
|-
|91||ME||[[#ME Montenegro|Montenegro]]
|-
|92||MZ||[[#MZ Mozambique|Mozambique]]
|-
|93||NA||[[#NA Namibia|Namibia]]
|-
|94||NL||[[#NL Netherlands|Netherlands]]
|-
|95||NZ||[[#NZ New Zealand|New Zealand]]
|-
|96||NO||[[#NO Norway|Norway]]
|-
|97||PL||[[#PL Poland|Poland]]
|-
|98||PT||[[#PT Portugal|Portugal]]
|-
|99||RO||[[#RO Romania|Romania]]
|-
|100||RU||[[#RU Russia|Russia]]
|-
|101||RS||[[#RS Serbia|Serbia]]
|-
|102||SK||[[#SK Slovakia|Slovakia]]
|-
|103||SI||[[#SI Slovenia|Slovenia]]
|-
|104||ZA||[[#ZA South Africa|South Africa]]
|-
|105||ES||[[#ES Spain|Spain]]
|-
|106||SZ||[[#SZ Swaziland|Swaziland]]
|-
|107||SE||[[#SE Sweden|Sweden]]
|-
|108||CH||[[#CH Switzerland|Switzerland]]
|-
|109||TR||[[#TR Turkey|Turkey]]
|-
|110||GB||[[#GB United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]
|-
|111||ZM||[[#ZM Zambia|Zambia]]
|-
|112||ZW||[[#ZW Zimbabwe|Zimbabwe]]
|-
|113||AZ||[[#AZ Azerbaijan|Azerbaijan]]
|-
|114||MR||[[#MR Mauritania|Mauritania]]
|-
|115||ML||[[#ML Mali|Mali]]
|-
|116||NE||[[#NE Niger|Niger]]
|-
|117||TD||[[#TD Chad|Chad]]
|-
|118||SD||[[#SD Sudan|Sudan]]
|-
|119||ER||[[#ER Eritrea|Eritrea]]
|-
|120||DJ||[[#DJ Djibouti|Djibouti]]
|-
|121||SO||[[#SO Somalia|Somalia]]
|-
|122||AD||[[#AD Andorra|Andorra]]
|-
|123||GI||[[#GI Gibraltar|Gibraltar]]
|-
|124||GG||[[#GG Guernsey|Guernsey]]
|-
|125||IM||[[#IM Isle of Man|Isle of Man]]
|-
|126||JE||[[#JE Jersey|Jersey]]
|-
|127||MC||[[#MC Monaco|Monaco]]
|-
|128||TW||[[#TW Taiwan|Taiwan]]
|-
|136||KR||[[#KR South Korea|South Korea]]
|-
|144||HK||[[#HK Hong Kong|Hong Kong]]
|-
|145||MO||[[#MO Macau|Macau]]
|-
|152||ID||[[#ID Indonesia|Indonesia]]
|-
|153||SG||[[#SG Singapore|Singapore]]
|-
|154||TH||[[#TH Thailand|Thailand]]
|-
|155||PH||[[#PH Philippines|Philippines]]
|-
|156||MY||[[#MY Malaysia|Malaysia]]
|-
|160||CN||[[#CN China|China]]
|-
|168||AE||[[#AE United Arab Emirates|United Arab Emirates]]
|-
|169||IN||[[#IN India|India]]
|-
|170||EG||[[#EG Egypt|Egypt]]
|-
|171||OM||[[#OM Oman|Oman]]
|-
|172||QA||[[#QA Qatar|Qatar]]
|-
|173||KW||[[#KW Kuwait|Kuwait]]
|-
|174||SA||[[#SA Saudi Arabia|Saudi Arabia]]
|-
|175||SY||[[#SY Syria|Syria]]
|-
|176||BH||[[#BH Bahrain|Bahrain]]
|-
|177||JO||[[#JO Jordan|Jordan]]
|-
|184||SM||[[#SM San Marino|San Marino]]
|-
|185||VA||[[#VA Vatican City|Vatican City]]
|-
|186||BM||[[#BM Bermuda|Bermuda]]
|-
|}
==State IDs==

State IDs are associated with a 1-[[w:byte|byte]] index number that can be written as a 2-digit [[w:hexadecimal|hexadecimal]] number. If a country's region is selected as "Do not set" in System Settings it has an index of 00, or if there are no selectable regions its index is 01.
===JP Japan===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Tokyo
|-
|003||03||Hokkaido
|-
|004||04||Aomori
|-
|005||05||Iwate
|-
|006||06||Miyagi
|-
|007||07||Akita
|-
|008||08||Yamagata
|-
|009||09||Fukushima
|-
|010||0A||Ibaraki
|-
|011||0B||Tochigi
|-
|012||0C||Gunma
|-
|013||0D||Saitama
|-
|014||0E||Chiba
|-
|015||0F||Kanagawa
|-
|016||10||Toyama
|-
|017||11||Ishikawa
|-
|018||12||Fukui
|-
|019||13||Yamanashi
|-
|020||14||Nagano
|-
|021||15||Niigata
|-
|022||16||Gifu
|-
|023||17||Shizuoka
|-
|024||18||Aichi
|-
|025||19||Mie
|-
|026||1A||Shiga
|-
|027||1B||Kyoto
|-
|028||1C||Osaka
|-
|029||1D||Hyogo
|-
|030||1E||Nara
|-
|031||1F||Wakayama
|-
|032||20||Tottori
|-
|033||21||Shimane
|-
|034||22||Okayama
|-
|035||23||Hiroshima
|-
|036||24||Yamaguchi
|-
|037||25||Tokushima
|-
|038||26||Kagawa
|-
|039||27||Ehime
|-
|040||28||Kochi
|-
|041||29||Fukuoka
|-
|042||2A||Saga
|-
|043||2B||Nagasaki
|-
|044||2C||Kumamoto
|-
|045||2D||Oita
|-
|046||2E||Miyazaki
|-
|047||2F||Kagoshima
|-
|048||30||Okinawa
|-
|}

===AI Anguilla===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Anguilla
|-
|}
===AG Antigua and Barbuda===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Saint John
|-
|003||03||Barbuda
|-
|004||04||Saint George
|-
|005||05||Saint Mary
|-
|006||06||Saint Paul
|-
|007||07||Saint Peter
|-
|008||08||Saint Philip
|-
|}
===AR Argentina===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Distrito Federal
|-
|003||03||Buenos Aires
|-
|004||04||Catamarca
|-
|005||05||Chaco
|-
|006||06||Chubut
|-
|007||07||Córdoba
|-
|008||08||Corrientes
|-
|009||09||Entre Ríos
|-
|010||0A||Formosa
|-
|011||0B||Jujuy
|-
|012||0C||La Pampa
|-
|013||0D||La Rioja
|-
|014||0E||Mendoza
|-
|015||0F||Misiones
|-
|016||10||Neuquén
|-
|017||11||Río Negro
|-
|018||12||Salta
|-
|019||13||San Juan
|-
|020||14||San Luis
|-
|021||15||Santa Cruz
|-
|022||16||Santa Fe
|-
|023||17||Santiago del Estero
|-
|024||18||Tierra del Fuego, Antártida e Islas del Atlántico Sur
|-
|025||19||Tucumán
|-
|}
===AW Aruba===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Aruba
|-
|}
===BS Bahamas===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
||001||01||Bahamas
|-
|}
===BB Barbados===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Barbados
|
|}
===BZ Belize===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Cayo
|-
|003||03||Belize
|-
|004||04||Corozal
|-
|005||05||Orange Walk
|-
|006||06||Stann Creek
|-
|007||07||Toledo
|-
|}
===BO Bolivia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||La Paz
|-
|003||03||Chuquisaca
|-
|004||04||Cochabamba
|-
|005||05||El Beni
|-
|006||06||Oruro
|-
|007||07||Pando
|-
|008||08||Potosí
|-
|009||09||Santa Cruz
|-
|010||0A||Tarija
|-
|}
===BR Brazil===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Distrito Federal
|-
|003||03||Acre
|-
|004||04||Alagoas
|-
|005||05||Amapá
|-
|006||06||Amazonas
|-
|007||07||Bahia
|-
|008||08||Ceará
|-
|009||09||Espírito Santo
|-
|010||0A||Mato Grosso do Sul
|-
|011||0B||Maranhão
|-
|012||0C||Mato Grosso
|-
|013||0D||Minas Gerais
|-
|014||0E||Pará
|-
|015||0F||Paraíba
|-
|016||10||Paraná
|-
|017||11||Piauí
|-
|018||12||Rio de Janeiro
|-
|019||13||Rio Grande do Norte
|-
|020||14||Rio Grande do Sul
|-
|021||15||Rondônia
|-
|022||16||Roraima
|-
|023||17||Santa Catarina
|-
|024||18||São Paulo
|-
|025||19||Sergipe
|-
|026||1A||Goiás
|-
|027||1B||Pernambuco
|-
|028||1C||Tocantins
|-
|}
===VG British Virgin Islands===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||British Virgin Islands
|-
|}
===CA Canada===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Ontario
|-
|003||03||Alberta
|-
|004||04||British Columbia
|-
|005||05||Manitoba
|-
|006||06||New Brunswick
|-
|007||07||Newfoundland and Labrador
|-
|008||08||Nova Scotia
|-
|009||09||Prince Edward Island
|-
|010||0A||Quebec
|-
|011||0B||Saskatchewan
|-
|012||0C||Yukon
|-
|013||0D||Northwest Territories
|-
|014||0E||Nunavut
|-
|}
===KY Cayman Islands===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Cayman Islands
|-
|}
===CL Chile===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Región Metropolitana
|-
|003||03||Valparaíso
|-
|004||04||Aisén del General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo
|-
|005||05||Antofagasta
|-
|006||06||Araucanía
|-
|007||07||Atacama
|-
|008||08||Bío-Bío
|-
|009||09||Coquimbo
|-
|010||0A||Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins
|-
|011||0B||Los Lagos
|-
|012||0C||Magallanes y Antártica Chilena
|-
|013||0D||Maule
|-
|014||0E||Tarapacá
|-
|}
===CO Colombia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Distrito Capital
|-
|003||03||Cundinamarca
|-
|004||04||Amazonas
|-
|005||05||Antioquia
|-
|006||06||Arauca
|-
|007||07||Atlántico
|-
|008||08||Bolívar
|-
|009||09||Boyacá
|-
|010||0A||Caldas
|-
|011||0B||Caquetá
|-
|012||0C||Cauca
|-
|013||0D||Cesar
|-
|014||0E||Chocó
|-
|015||0F||Córdoba
|-
|016||10||Guaviare
|-
|017||11||Guainía
|-
|018||12||Huila
|-
|019||13||La Guajira
|-
|020||14||Magdalena
|-
|021||15||Meta
|-
|022||16||Nariño
|-
|023||17||Norte de Santander
|-
|024||18||Putumayo
|-
|025||19||Quindío
|-
|026||1A||Risaralda
|-
|027||1B||Archipiélago de San Andrés, Providencia y Santa Catalina
|-
|028||1C||Santander
|-
|029||1D||Sucre
|-
|030||1E||Tolima
|-
|031||1F||Valle del Cauca
|-
|032||20||Vaupés
|-
|033||21||Vichada
|-
|034||22||Casanare
|-
|}
===CR Costa Rica===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||San José
|-
|003||03||Alajuela
|-
|004||04||Cartago
|-
|005||05||Guanacaste
|-
|006||06||Heredia
|-
|007||07||Limón
|-
|008||08||Puntarenas
|-
|}
===DM Dominica===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Dominica
|-
|}
===DO Dominican Republic===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Distrito Nacional
|-
|003||03||Azua
|-
|004||04||Baoruco
|-
|005||05||Barahona
|-
|006||06||Dajabón
|-
|007||07||Duarte
|-
|008||08||Espaillat
|-
|009||09||Independencia
|-
|010||0A||La Altagracia
|-
|011||0B||Elías Piña
|-
|012||0C||La Romana
|-
|013||0D||María Trinidad Sánchez
|-
|014||0E||Monte Cristi
|-
|015||0F||Pedernales
|-
|016||10||Peravia
|-
|017||11||Puerto Plata
|-
|018||12||Salcedo
|-
|019||13||Samaná
|-
|020||14||Sánchez Ramírez
|-
|021||15||San Juan
|-
|022||16||San Pedro de Macorís
|-
|023||17||Santiago
|-
|024||18||Santiago Rodríguez
|-
|025||19||Valverde
|-
|026||1A||El Seíbo
|-
|027||1B||Hato Mayor
|-
|028||1C||La Vega
|-
|029||1D||Monseñor Nouel
|-
|030||1E||Monte Plata
|-
|031||1F||San Cristóbal
|-
|}
===EC Ecuador===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Pichincha
|-
|003||03||Galápagos
|-
|004||04||Azuay
|-
|005||05||Bolívar
|-
|006||06||Cañar
|-
|007||07||Carchi
|-
|008||08||Chimborazo
|-
|009||09||Cotopaxi
|-
|010||0A||El Oro
|-
|011||0B||Esmeraldas
|-
|012||0C||Guayas
|-
|013||0D||Imbabura
|-
|014||0E||Loja
|-
|015||0F||Los Ríos
|-
|016||10||Manabí
|-
|017||11||Morona-Santiago
|-
|018||12||Pastaza
|-
|019||13||Tungurahua
|-
|020||14||Zamora-Chinchipe
|-
|021||15||Sucumbios
|-
|022||16||Napo
|-
|023||17||Orellana
|-
|024||18||Santa Elena
|-
|025||19||Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas
|-
|}
===SV El Salvador===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||San Salvador
|-
|003||03||Ahuachapán
|-
|004||04||Cabañas
|-
|005||05||Chalatenango
|-
|006||06||Cuscatlán
|-
|007||07||La Libertad
|-
|008||08||La Paz
|-
|009||09||La Unión
|-
|010||0A||Morazán
|-
|011||0B||San Miguel
|-
|012||0C||Santa Ana
|-
|013||0D||San Vicente
|-
|014||0E||Sonsonate
|-
|015||0F||Usulután
|-
|}
===GF French Guiana===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||French Guiana
|-
|}
===GD Grenada===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Grenada
|-
|}
===GP Guadeloupe===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Guadeloupe
|-
|}
===GT Guatemala===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Guatemala
|-
|003||03||Alta Verapaz
|-
|004||04||Baja Verapaz
|-
|005||05||Chimaltenango
|-
|006||06||Chiquimula
|-
|007||07||El Progreso
|-
|008||08||Escuintla
|-
|009||09||Huehuetenango
|-
|010||0A||Izabal
|-
|011||0B||Jalapa
|-
|012||0C||Jutiapa
|-
|013||0D||Petén
|-
|014||0E||Quetzaltenango
|-
|015||0F||Quiché
|-
|016||10||Retalhuleu
|-
|017||11||Sacatepéquez
|-
|018||12||San Marcos
|-
|019||13||Santa Rosa
|-
|020||14||Sololá
|-
|021||15||Suchitepéquez
|-
|022||16||Totonicapán
|-
|023||17||Zacapa
|-
|}
===GY Guyana===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Demerara-Mahaica
|-
|003||03||Barima-Waini
|-
|004||04||Cuyuni-Mazaruni
|-
|005||05||East Berbice-Corentyne
|-
|006||06||Essequibo Islands-West Demerara
|-
|007||07||Mahaica-Berbice
|-
|008||08||Pomeroon-Supenaam
|-
|009||09||Potaro-Siparuni
|-
|010||0A||Upper Demerara-Berbice
|-
|011||0B||Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo
|-
|}
===HT Haiti===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Ouest
|-
|003||03||Nord-Ouest
|-
|004||04||Artibonite
|-
|005||05||Centre
|-
|006||06||Grand'Anse
|-
|007||07||Nord
|-
|008||08||Nord-Est
|-
|009||09||Sud
|-
|010||0A||Sud-Est
|-
|011||0B||Nippes
|-
|}
===HN Honduras===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Francisco Morazán
|-
|003||03||Atlántida
|-
|004||04||Choluteca
|-
|005||05||Colón
|-
|006||06||Comayagua
|-
|007||07||Copán
|-
|008||08||Cortés
|-
|009||09||El Paraíso
|-
|010||0A||Gracias a Dios
|-
|011||0B||Intibucá
|-
|012||0C||Islas de la Bahía
|-
|013||0D||La Paz
|-
|014||0E||Lempira
|-
|015||0F||Ocotepeque
|-
|016||10||Olancho
|-
|017||11||Santa Bárbara
|-
|018||12||Valle
|-
|019||13||Yoro
|-
|}
===JM Jamaica===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Saint Thomas
|-
|003||03||Clarendon
|-
|004||04||Hanover
|-
|005||05||Manchester
|-
|006||06||Portland
|-
|007||07||Saint Andrew
|-
|008||08||Saint Ann
|-
|009||09||Saint Catherine
|-
|010||0A||Saint Elizabeth
|-
|011||0B||Saint James
|-
|012||0C||Saint Mary
|-
|013||0D||Trelawny
|-
|014||0E||Westmoreland
|-
|015||0F||Kingston
|-
|}
===MQ Martinique===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Martinique
|-
|}
===MX Mexico===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Distrito Federal
|-
|003||03||Aguascalientes
|-
|004||04||Baja California
|-
|005||05||Baja California Sur
|-
|006||06||Campeche
|-
|007||07||Chiapas
|-
|008||08||Chihuahua
|-
|009||09||Coahuila de Zaragoza
|-
|010||0A||Colima
|-
|011||0B||Durango
|-
|012||0C||Guanajuato
|-
|013||0D||Guerrero
|-
|014||0E||Hidalgo
|-
|015||0F||Jalisco
|-
|016||10||México
|-
|017||11||Michoacán de Ocampo
|-
|018||12||Morelos
|-
|019||13||Nayarit
|-
|020||14||Nuevo León
|-
|021||15||Oaxaca
|-
|022||16||Puebla
|-
|023||17||Querétaro de Arteaga
|-
|024||18||Quintana Roo
|-
|025||19||San Luis Potosí
|-
|026||1A||Sinaloa
|-
|027||1B||Sonora
|-
|028||1C||Tabasco
|-
|029||1D||Tamaulipas
|-
|030||1E||Tlaxcala
|-
|031||1F||Veracruz-Llave
|-
|032||20||Yucatán
|-
|033||21||Zacatecas
|-
|}
===MS Montserrat===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Montserrat
|-
|}
===AN Netherlands Antilles===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Netherlands Antilles
|-
|}
===NI Nicaragua===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Managua
|-
|003||03||Boaco
|-
|004||04||Carazo
|-
|005||05||Chinandega
|-
|006||06||Chontales
|-
|007||07||Estelí
|-
|008||08||Granada
|-
|009||09||Jinotega
|-
|010||0A||León
|-
|011||0B||Madriz
|-
|012||0C||Masaya
|-
|013||0D||Matagalpa
|-
|014||0E||Nueva Segovia
|-
|015||0F||Río San Juan
|-
|016||10||Rivas
|-
|017||11||Atlántico Norte
|-
|018||12||Atlántico Sur
|-
|}
===PA Panama===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Panamá
|-
|003||03||Bocas del Toro
|-
|004||04||Chiriquí
|-
|005||05||Coclé
|-
|006||06||Colón
|-
|007||07||Darién
|-
|008||08||Herrera
|-
|009||09||Los Santos
|-
|010||0A||Kuna Yala
|-
|011||0B||Veraguas
|-
|}
===PY Paraguay===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Central
|-
|003||03||Alto Paraná
|-
|004||04||Amambay
|-
|005||05||Caaguazú
|-
|006||06||Caazapá
|-
|007||07||Concepción
|-
|008||08||Cordillera
|-
|009||09||Guairá
|-
|010||0A||Itapúa
|-
|011||0B||Misiones
|-
|012||0C||Ñeembucú
|-
|013||0D||Paraguarí
|-
|014||0E||Presidente Hayes
|-
|015||0F||San Pedro
|-
|016||10||Canindeyú
|-
|017||11||Asunción
|-
|018||12||Alto Paraguay
|-
|019||13||Boquerón
|-
|}
===PE Peru===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Lima
|-
|003||03||Amazonas
|-
|004||04||Ancash
|-
|005||05||Apurímac
|-
|006||06||Arequipa
|-
|007||07||Ayacucho
|-
|008||08||Cajamarca
|-
|009||09||Callao
|-
|010||0A||Cuzco
|-
|011||0B||Huancavelica
|-
|012||0C||Huánuco
|-
|013||0D||Ica
|-
|014||0E||Junín
|-
|015||0F||La Libertad
|-
|016||10||Lambayeque
|-
|017||11||Loreto
|-
|018||12||Madre de Dios
|-
|019||13||Moquegua
|-
|020||14||Pasco
|-
|021||15||Piura
|-
|022||16||Puno
|-
|023||17||San Martín
|-
|024||18||Tacna
|-
|025||19||Tumbes
|-
|026||1A||Ucayali
|-
|}
===KN Saint Kitts and Nevis===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Saint George Basseterre
|-
|003||03||Christ Church Nichola Town
|-
|004||04||Saint Anne Sandy Point
|-
|005||05||Saint George Gingerland
|-
|006||06||Saint James Windward
|-
|007||07||Saint John Capesterre
|-
|008||08||Saint John Figtree
|-
|009||09||Saint Mary Cayon
|-
|010||0A||Saint Paul Capesterre
|-
|011||0B||Saint Paul Charlestown
|-
|012||0C||Saint Peter Basseterre
|-
|013||0D||Saint Thomas Lowland
|-
|014||0E||Saint Thomas Middle Island
|-
|015||0F||Trinity Palmetto Point
|-
|}
===LC Saint Lucia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||St. Lucia
|-
|}
===VC Saint Vincent and the Grenadines===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||St. Vincent and the Grenadines
|-
|}
===SR Suriname===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
||002||02||Paramaribo
|-
||003||03||Brokopondo
|-
||004||04||Commewijne
|-
||005||05||Coronie
|-
||006||06||Marowijne
|-
||007||07||Nickerie
|-
||008||08||Para
|-
||009||09||Saramacca
|-
||010||0A||Sipaliwini
|-
||011||0B||Wanica
|-
|}
===TT Trinidad and Tobago===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Port-of-Spain
|-
|003||03||Arima
|-
|004||04||Caroni
|-
|005||05||Mayaro
|-
|006||06||Nariva
|-
|007||07||Saint Andrew
|-
|008||08||Saint David
|-
|009||09||Saint George
|-
|010||0A||Saint Patrick
|-
|011||0B||San Fernando
|-
|012||0C||Tobago
|-
|013||0D||Victoria
|-
|014||0E||Point Fortin
|-
|}
===TC Turks and Caicos Islands===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Turks and Caicos Islands
|-
|}
===US United States===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||District of Columbia
|-
|003||03||Alaska
|-
|004||04||Alabama
|-
|005||05||Arkansas
|-
|006||06||Arizona
|-
|007||07||California
|-
|008||08||Colorado
|-
|009||09||Connecticut
|-
|010||0A||Delaware
|-
|011||0B||Florida
|-
|012||0C||Georgia
|-
|013||0D||Hawaii
|-
|014||0E||Iowa
|-
|015||0F||Idaho
|-
|016||10||Illinois
|-
|017||11||Indiana
|-
|018||12||Kansas
|-
|019||13||Kentucky
|-
|020||14||Louisiana
|-
|021||15||Massachusetts
|-
|022||16||Maryland
|-
|023||17||Maine
|-
|024||18||Michigan
|-
|025||19||Minnesota
|-
|026||1A||Missouri
|-
|027||1B||Mississippi
|-
|028||1C||Montana
|-
|029||1D||North Carolina
|-
|030||1E||North Dakota
|-
|031||1F||Nebraska
|-
|032||20||New Hampshire
|-
|033||21||New Jersey
|-
|034||22||New Mexico
|-
|035||23||Nevada
|-
|036||24||New York
|-
|037||25||Ohio
|-
|038||26||Oklahoma
|-
|039||27||Oregon
|-
|040||28||Pennsylvania
|-
|041||29||Rhode Island
|-
|042||2A||South Carolina
|-
|043||2B||South Dakota
|-
|044||2C||Tennessee
|-
|045||2D||Texas
|-
|046||2E||Utah
|-
|047||2F||Virginia
|-
|048||30||Vermont
|-
|049||31||Washington
|-
|050||32||Wisconsin
|-
|051||33||West Virginia
|-
|052||34||Wyoming
|-
|053||35||Puerto Rico
|-
|}
===UY Uruguay===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Montevideo
|-
|003||03||Artigas
|-
|004||04||Canelones
|-
|005||05||Cerro Largo
|-
|006||06||Colonia
|-
|007||07||Durazno
|-
|008||08||Flores
|-
|009||09||Florida
|-
|010||0A||Lavalleja
|-
|011||0B||Maldonado
|-
|012||0C||Paysandú
|-
|013||0D||Río Negro
|-
|014||0E||Rivera
|-
|015||0F||Rocha
|-
|016||10||Salto
|-
|017||11||San José
|-
|018||12||Soriano
|-
|019||13||Tacuarembó
|-
|020||14||Treinta y Tres
|-
|}
===VI US Virgin Islands===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||US Virgin Islands
|-
|}
===VE Venezuela===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Distrito Federal
|-
|003||03||Amazonas
|-
|004||04||Anzoátegui
|-
|005||05||Apure
|-
|006||06||Aragua
|-
|007||07||Barinas
|-
|008||08||Bolívar
|-
|009||09||Carabobo
|-
|010||0A||Cojedes
|-
|011||0B||Delta Amacuro
|-
|012||0C||Falcón
|-
|013||0D||Guárico
|-
|014||0E||Lara
|-
|015||0F||Mérida
|-
|016||10||Miranda
|-
|017||11||Monagas
|-
|018||12||Nueva Esparta
|-
|019||13||Portuguesa
|-
|020||14||Sucre
|-
|021||15||Táchira
|-
|022||16||Trujillo
|-
|023||17||Yaracuy
|-
|024||18||Zulia
|-
|025||19||Dependencias Federales
|-
|026||1A||Vargas
|-
|}
===AL Albania===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Tirana
|-
|003||03||Berat
|-
|004||04||Dibër
|-
|005||05||Durrës
|-
|006||06||Elbasan
|-
|007||07||Fier
|-
|008||08||Gjirokastër
|-
|009||09||Korçë
|-
|010||0A||Kukës
|-
|011||0B||Lezhë
|-
|012||0C||Shkodër
|-
|013||0D||Vlorë
|-
|}
===AU Australia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Australian Capital Territory
|-
|003||03||New South Wales
|-
|004||04||Northern Territory
|-
|005||05||Queensland
|-
|006||06||South Australia
|-
|007||07||Tasmania
|-
|008||08||Victoria
|-
|009||09||Western Australia
|-
|}
===AT Austria===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Vienna
|-
|003||03||Burgenland
|-
|004||04||Carinthia
|-
|005||05||Lower Austria
|-
|006||06||Upper Austria
|-
|007||07||Salzburg
|-
|008||08||Styria
|-
|009||09||Tyrol
|-
|010||0A||Vorarlberg
|-
|}
===BE Belgium===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Brussels Region
|-
|003||03||Flanders
|-
|004||04||Wallonia
|-
|}
===BA Bosnia and Herzegovina===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
|-
|003||03||Republika Srpska
|-
|004||04||Brčko District
|-
|}
===BW Botswana===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Botswana
|-
|}
===BG Bulgaria===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Sofia City
|-
|003||03||Sofia Province
|-
|004||04||Blagoevgrad
|-
|005||05||Pleven
|-
|006||06||Vidin
|-
|007||07||Varna
|-
|008||08||Burgas
|-
|009||09||Dobrich
|-
|010||0A||Gabrovo
|-
|011||0B||Haskovo
|-
|012||0C||Yambol
|-
|013||0D||Kardzhali
|-
|014||0E||Kyustendil
|-
|015||0F||Lovech
|-
|016||10||Montana
|-
|017||11||Pazardzhik
|-
|018||12||Pernik
|-
|019||13||Plovdiv
|-
|020||14||Razgrad
|-
|021||15||Ruse
|-
|022||16||Silistra
|-
|023||17||Sliven
|-
|024||18||Smolyan
|-
|025||19||Stara Zagora
|-
|026||1A||Shumen
|-
|027||1B||Targovishte
|-
|028||1C||Veliko Tarnovo
|-
|029||1D||Vratsa
|-
|}
===HR Croatia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|006||06||Zagreb
|-
|007||07||Bjelovar-Bilogora County
|-
|008||08||Brod-Posavina County
|-
|009||09||Dubrovnik-Neretva County
|-
|010||0A||Istria County
|-
|011||0B||Karlovac County
|-
|012||0C||Koprivnica-Križevci County
|-
|013||0D||Krapina-Zagorje County
|-
|014||0E||Lika-Senj County
|-
|015||0F||Međimurje County
|-
|016||10||Osijek-Baranja County
|-
|017||11||Požega-Slavonia County
|-
|018||12||Primorje-Gorski Kotar County
|-
|019||13||Sisak-Moslavina County
|-
|020||14||Split-Dalmatia County
|-
|021||15||Šibenik-Knin County
|-
|022||16||Varaždin County
|-
|023||17||Virovitica-Podravina County
|-
|024||18||Vukovar-Syrmia County
|-
|025||19||Zadar County
|-
|026||1A||Zagreb County
|-
|}
===CY Cyprus===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Cyprus
|-
|}
===CZ Czech Republic===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Prague
|-
|003||03||Central Bohemian Region
|-
|004||04||South Bohemian Region
|-
|005||05||Plzeň Region
|-
|006||06||Karlovy Vary Region
|-
|007||07||Ústí nad Labem Region
|-
|008||08||Liberec Region
|-
|009||09||Hradec Králové Region
|-
|010||0A||Pardubice Region
|-
|011||0B||Olomouc Region
|-
|012||0C||Moravian-Silesian Region
|-
|013||0D||South Moravian Region
|-
|014||0E||Zlín Region
|-
|015||0F||Vysočina Region
|-
|}
===DK Denmark===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|018||12||Greenland
|-
|019||13||Capital Region of Denmark
|-
|020||14||Central Denmark Region
|-
|021||15||North Denmark Region
|-
|022||16||Region Zealand
|-
|023||17||Region of Southern Denmark
|-
|024||18||Faroe Islands
|-
|}
===EE Estonia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Estonia
|-
|}
===FI Finland===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|008||08||Uusimaa / Nyland
|-
|009||09||Lappi / Lapland
|-
|010||0A||Pohjois-Pohjanmaa / Norra Österbotten
|-
|011||0B||Kainuu / Kajanaland
|-
|012||0C||Pohjois-Karjala / Norra Karelen
|-
|013||0D||Pohjois-Savo / Norra Savolax
|-
|014||0E||Etelä-Savo / Södra Savolax
|-
|015||0F||Etelä-Pohjanmaa / Södra Österbotten
|-
|016||10||Pohjanmaa / Österbotten
|-
|017||11||Pirkanmaa / Birkaland
|-
|018||12||Satakunta / Satakunda
|-
|019||13||Keski-Pohjanmaa / Mellersta Österbotten
|-
|020||14||Keski-Suomi / Mellersta Finland
|-
|021||15||Varsinais-Suomi / Egentliga Finland
|-
|022||16||Etelä-Karjala / Södra Karelen
|-
|023||17||Päijät-Häme / Päijänne Tavastland
|-
|024||18||Kanta-Häme / Egentliga Tavastland
|-
|025||19||Itä-Uusimaa / Östra Nyland
|-
|026||1A||Kymenlaakso / Kymmenedalen
|-
|027||1B||Ahvenanmaa / Åland
|-
|}
===FR France===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Île-de-France
|-
|003||03||Alsace
|-
|004||04||Aquitaine
|-
|005||05||Auvergne
|-
|006||06||Lower Normandy
|-
|007||07||Burgundy
|-
|008||08||Brittany
|-
|009||09||Centre
|-
|010||0A||Champagne-Ardenne
|-
|011||0B||Corsica
|-
|012||0C||Franche-Comté
|-
|013||0D||Upper Normandy
|-
|014||0E||Languedoc-Roussillon
|-
|015||0F||Limousin
|-
|016||10||Lorraine
|-
|017||11||Midi-Pyrénées
|-
|018||12||Nord-Pas-de-Calais
|-
|019||13||Pays de la Loire
|-
|020||14||Picardy
|-
|021||15||Poitou-Charentes
|-
|022||16||Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
|-
|023||17||Rhône-Alpes
|-
|024||18||Guadeloupe
|-
|025||19||Martinique
|-
|026||1A||French Guiana
|-
|027||1B||Réunion
|-
|}
===DE Germany===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Berlin
|-
|003||03||Hesse
|-
|004||04||Baden-Württemberg
|-
|005||05||Bavaria
|-
|006||06||Brandenburg
|-
|007||07||Bremen
|-
|008||08||Hamburg
|-
|009||09||Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
|-
|010||0A||Lower Saxony
|-
|011||0B||North Rhine-Westphalia
|-
|012||0C||Rhineland-Palatinate
|-
|013||0D||Saarland
|-
|014||0E||Saxony
|-
|015||0F||Saxony-Anhalt
|-
|016||10||Schleswig-Holstein
|-
|017||11||Thuringia
|-
|}
===GR Greece===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Attica
|-
|003||03||Central Greece
|-
|004||04||Central Macedonia
|-
|005||05||Crete
|-
|006||06||East Macedonia and Thrace
|-
|007||07||Epirus
|-
|008||08||Ionian Islands
|-
|009||09||North Aegean
|-
|010||0A||Peloponnese
|-
|011||0B||South Aegean
|-
|012||0C||Thessaly
|-
|013||0D||West Greece
|-
|014||0E||West Macedonia
|-
|}
===HU Hungary===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Budapest
|-
|003||03||Bács-Kiskun County
|-
|004||04||Baranya County
|-
|005||05||Békés County
|-
|006||06||Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County
|-
|007||07||Csongrád County
|-
|008||08||Fejér County
|-
|009||09||Győr-Moson-Sopron County
|-
|010||0A||Hajdú-Bihar County
|-
|011||0B||Heves County
|-
|012||0C||Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County
|-
|013||0D||Komárom-Esztergom County
|-
|014||0E||Nógrád County
|-
|015||0F||Pest County
|-
|016||10||Somogy County
|-
|017||11||Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
|-
|018||12||Tolna County
|-
|019||13||Vas County
|-
|020||14||Veszprém County
|-
|021||15||Zala County
|-
|}
===IS Iceland===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Iceland
|-
|}
===IE Ireland===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Dublin
|-
|010||0A||County Carlow
|-
|011||0B||County Cavan
|-
|012||0C||County Clare
|-
|013||0D||County Cork
|-
|014||0E||County Donegal
|-
|015||0F||County Galway
|-
|016||10||County Kerry
|-
|017||11||County Kildare
|-
|018||12||County Kilkenny
|-
|019||13||County Laois
|-
|020||14||County Leitrim
|-
|021||15||County Limerick
|-
|022||16||County Longford
|-
|023||17||County Louth
|-
|024||18||County Mayo
|-
|025||19||County Meath
|-
|026||1A||County Monaghan
|-
|027||1B||County Offaly
|-
|028||1C||County Roscommon
|-
|029||1D||County Sligo
|-
|030||1E||County Tipperary
|-
|031||1F||County Waterford
|-
|032||20||County Westmeath
|-
|033||21||County Wexford
|-
|034||22||County Wicklow
|-
|}
===IT Italy===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Lazio
|-
|003||03||Aosta Valley
|-
|004||04||Piedmont
|-
|005||05||Liguria
|-
|006||06||Lombardy
|-
|007||07||Trentino-Alto Adige
|-
|008||08||Veneto
|-
|009||09||Friuli Venezia Giulia
|-
|010||0A||Emilia-Romagna
|-
|011||0B||Tuscany
|-
|012||0C||Umbria
|-
|013||0D||Marche
|-
|014||0E||Abruzzo
|-
|015||0F||Molise
|-
|016||10||Campania
|-
|017||11||Apulia
|-
|018||12||Basilicata
|-
|019||13||Calabria
|-
|020||14||Sicily
|-
|021||15||Sardinia
|-
|}
===LV Latvia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Latvia
|-
|}
===LS Lesotho===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Maseru
|-
|003||03||Berea
|-
|004||04||Butha-Buthe
|-
|005||05||Leribe
|-
|006||06||Mafeteng
|-
|007||07||Mohale's Hoek
|-
|008||08||Mokhotlong
|-
|009||09||Qacha's Nek
|-
|010||0A||Quthing
|-
|011||0B||Thaba-Tseka
|-
|}
===LI Liechtenstein===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Liechtenstein
|-
|}
===LT Lithuania===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Vilnius
|-
|003||03||Alytus
|-
|004||04||Kaunas
|-
|005||05||Klaipėda
|-
|006||06||Marijampolė
|-
|007||07||Panevėžys
|-
|008||08||Šiauliai
|-
|009||09||Taurage
|-
|010||0A||Telšiai
|-
|011||0B||Utena
|-
|}
===LU Luxembourg===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Luxembourg
|-
|}
===MK Macedonia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Macedonia (Republic of)
|-
|}
===MT Malta===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Malta
|-
|}
===ME Montenegro===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Montenegro
|-
|}
===MZ Mozambique===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Mozambique
|-
|}
===NA Namibia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Namibia
|-
|}
===NL Netherlands===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||North Holland
|-
|003||03||Drenthe
|-
|004||04||Flevoland
|-
|005||05||Friesland
|-
|006||06||Gelderland
|-
|007||07||Groningen
|-
|008||08||Limburg
|-
|009||09||North Brabant
|-
|010||0A||Overijssel
|-
|011||0B||South Holland
|-
|012||0C||Utrecht
|-
|013||0D||Zeeland
|-
|}
===NZ New Zealand===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Wellington
|-
|003||03||Auckland
|-
|004||04||Bay of Plenty
|-
|005||05||Canterbury
|-
|006||06||Otago
|-
|007||07||Hawke's Bay
|-
|008||08||Manawatu-Wanganui
|-
|009||09||Nelson
|-
|010||0A||Northland
|-
|012||0C||Southland
|-
|013||0D||Taranaki
|-
|014||0E||Waikato
|-
|015||0F||Gisborne
|-
|016||10||West Coast
|-
|017||11||Marlborough
|-
|018||12||Tasman
|-
|}
===NO Norway===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|007||07||Oslo
|-
|008||08||Akershus
|-
|009||09||Aust-Agder
|-
|010||0A||Buskerud
|-
|011||0B||Finnmark
|-
|012||0C||Hedmark
|-
|013||0D||Hordaland
|-
|014||0E||Møre og Romsdal
|-
|015||0F||Nordland
|-
|016||10||Nord-Trøndelag
|-
|017||11||Oppland
|-
|018||12||Rogaland
|-
|019||13||Sogn og Fjordane
|-
|020||14||Sør-Trøndelag
|-
|021||15||Telemark
|-
|022||16||Troms
|-
|023||17||Vest-Agder
|-
|024||18||Vestfold
|-
|025||19||Østfold
|-
|026||1A||Svalbard
|-
|}
===PL Poland===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Masovia
|-
|003||03||Lower Silesia
|-
|004||04||Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship
|-
|005||05||Lodz
|-
|006||06||Lublin
|-
|007||07||Lubusz
|-
|008||08||Lesser Poland
|-
|009||09||Opole
|-
|010||0A||Subcarpathia
|-
|011||0B||Podlachia
|-
|012||0C||Pomerania
|-
|013||0D||Silesia
|-
|014||0E||Świętokrzyskie
|-
|015||0F||Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship
|-
|016||10||Greater Poland
|-
|017||11||Western Pomerania
|-
|}
===PT Portugal===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Lisbon
|-
|007||07||Madeira
|-
|008||08||Azores
|-
|009||09||Aveiro
|-
|010||0A||Beja
|-
|011||0B||Braga
|-
|012||0C||Bragança
|-
|013||0D||Castelo Branco
|-
|014||0E||Coimbra
|-
|015||0F||Évora
|-
|016||10||Faro
|-
|017||11||Guarda
|-
|018||12||Leiria
|-
|019||13||Portalegre
|-
|020||14||Porto
|-
|021||15||Santarém
|-
|022||16||Setúbal
|-
|023||17||Viana do Castelo
|-
|024||18||Vila Real
|-
|025||19||Viseu
|-
|}
===RO Romania===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Bucharest
|-
|003||03||Alba
|-
|004||04||Arad
|-
|005||05||Arges
|-
|006||06||Bacau
|-
|007||07||Bihor
|-
|008||08||Bistrita-Nasaud
|-
|009||09||Botosani
|-
|010||0A||Braila
|-
|011||0B||Brasov
|-
|012||0C||Buzau
|-
|013||0D||Calarasi
|-
|014||0E||Caras-Severin
|-
|015||0F||Cluj
|-
|016||10||Constanta
|-
|017||11||Covasna
|-
|018||12||Dâmbovita
|-
|019||13||Dolj
|-
|020||14||Galati
|-
|021||15||Giurgiu
|-
|022||16||Gorj
|-
|023||17||Harghita
|-
|024||18||Hunedoara
|-
|025||19||Ialomita
|-
|026||1A||Iasi
|-
|027||1B||Ilfov
|-
|028||1C||Maramures
|-
|029||1D||Mehedinti
|-
|030||1E||Mures
|-
|031||1F||Neamt
|-
|032||20||Olt
|-
|033||21||Prahova
|-
|034||22||Salaj
|-
|035||23||Satu Mare
|-
|036||24||Sibiu
|-
|037||25||Suceava
|-
|038||26||Teleorman
|-
|039||27||Timis
|-
|040||28||Tulcea
|-
|041||29||Vâlcea
|-
|042||2A||Vaslui
|-
|043||2B||Vrancea
|-
|}
===RU Russia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|009||09||Moscow City
|-
|010||0A||Adygey
|-
|011||0B||Gorno-Altay
|-
|012||0C||Altay
|-
|013||0D||Amur
|-
|014||0E||Arkhangel'sk
|-
|015||0F||Astrakhan'
|-
|016||10||Bashkortostan
|-
|017||11||Belgorod
|-
|018||12||Bryansk
|-
|019||13||Buryat
|-
|020||14||Chechnya
|-
|021||15||Chelyabinsk
|-
|022||16||Chukot
|-
|023||17||Chuvash
|-
|024||18||Dagestan
|-
|025||19||Ingushetia
|-
|026||1A||Irkutsk
|-
|027||1B||Ivanovo
|-
|028||1C||Kabardin-Balkar
|-
|029||1D||Kaliningrad
|-
|030||1E||Kalmyk
|-
|031||1F||Kaluga
|-
|032||20||Kamchatka
|-
|033||21||Karachay-Cherkess
|-
|034||22||Karelia
|-
|035||23||Kemerovo
|-
|036||24||Khabarovsk
|-
|037||25||Khakassia
|-
|038||26||Khanty-Mansiy
|-
|039||27||Kirov
|-
|040||28||Komi
|-
|041||29||Kostroma
|-
|042||2A||Krasnodar
|-
|043||2B||Krasnoyarsk
|-
|044||2C||Kurgan
|-
|045||2D||Kursk
|-
|046||2E||Leningrad
|-
|047||2F||Lipetsk
|-
|048||30||Magadan
|-
|049||31||Mariy-El
|-
|050||32||Mordovia
|-
|051||33||Moscow
|-
|052||34||Murmansk
|-
|053||35||Nenets
|-
|054||36||Nizhegorod
|-
|055||37||Novgorod
|-
|056||38||Novosibirsk
|-
|057||39||Omsk
|-
|058||3A||Orenburg
|-
|059||3B||Orel
|-
|060||3C||Penza
|-
|061||3D||Perm'
|-
|062||3E||Primor'ye
|-
|063||3F||Pskov
|-
|064||40||Rostov
|-
|065||41||Ryazan'
|-
|066||42||Sakha
|-
|067||43||Sakhalin
|-
|068||44||Samara
|-
|069||45||St. Petersburg
|-
|070||46||Saratov
|-
|071||47||North Ossetia
|-
|072||48||Smolensk
|-
|073||49||Stavropol'
|-
|074||4A||Sverdlovsk
|-
|075||4B||Tambov
|-
|076||4C||Tatarstan
|-
|077||4D||Tomsk
|-
|078||4E||Tula
|-
|079||4F||Tver'
|-
|080||50||Tyumen'
|-
|081||51||Tuva
|-
|082||52||Udmurt
|-
|083||53||Ul'yanovsk
|-
|084||54||Vladimir
|-
|085||55||Volgograd
|-
|086||56||Vologda
|-
|087||57||Voronezh
|-
|088||58||Yamal-Nenets
|-
|089||59||Yaroslavl'
|-
|090||5A||Yevrey
|-
|091||5B||Zabaykal'ye
|-
|}
===RS Serbia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Serbia and Kosovo
|-
|}
===SK Slovakia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Bratislava
|-
|003||03||Banská Bystrica
|-
|004||04||Košice
|-
|005||05||Nitra
|-
|006||06||Prešov
|-
|007||07||Trencín
|-
|008||08||Trnava
|-
|009||09||Žilina
|-
|}
===SI Slovenia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Slovenia
|-
|}
===ZA South Africa===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Gauteng
|-
|003||03||Western Cape
|-
|004||04||Northern Cape
|-
|005||05||Eastern Cape
|-
|006||06||KwaZulu-Natal
|-
|007||07||Free State
|-
|008||08||North West
|-
|009||09||Mpumalanga
|-
|010||0A||Limpopo
|-
|}
===ES Spain===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Madrid
|-
|003||03||Andalusia
|-
|004||04||Aragon
|-
|005||05||Principality of Asturias
|-
|006||06||Balearic Islands
|-
|007||07||Canary Islands
|-
|008||08||Cantabria
|-
|009||09||Castile-La Mancha
|-
|010||0A||Castilla y León
|-
|011||0B||Catalonia
|-
|012||0C||Valencia
|-
|013||0D||Extremadura
|-
|014||0E||Galicia
|-
|015||0F||Murcia
|-
|016||10||Navarre
|-
|017||11||Basque Country
|-
|018||12||La Rioja
|-
|019||13||Ceuta
|-
|020||14||Melilla
|-
|}
===SZ Swaziland===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Hhohho
|-
|003||03||Lubombo
|-
|004||04||Manzini
|-
|005||05||Shiselweni
|-
|}
===SE Sweden===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Stockholm County
|-
|003||03||Skåne County
|-
|004||04||Västra Götaland County
|-
|005||05||Östergötland County
|-
|006||06||Södermanland County
|-
|007||07||Värmland County
|-
|008||08||Uppsala County
|-
|009||09||Gävleborg County
|-
|010||0A||Västerbotten County
|-
|011||0B||Norrbotten County
|-
|012||0C||Gotland Island
|-
|013||0D||Jämtland County
|-
|014||0E||Dalarna County
|-
|015||0F||Blekinge County
|-
|016||10||Örebro County
|-
|017||11||Västernorrland County
|-
|018||12||Jönköping County
|-
|019||13||Kronoberg County
|-
|020||14||Kalmar County
|-
|021||15||Västmanland County
|-
|022||16||Halland County
|-
|}
===CH Switzerland===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Bern
|-
|004||04||Aargau
|-
|005||05||Basel-City
|-
|006||06||Fribourg
|-
|007||07||Geneva
|-
|008||08||Glarus
|-
|009||09||Graubünden
|-
|010||0A||Jura
|-
|011||0B||Luzern
|-
|012||0C||Neuchâtel
|-
|013||0D||Obwalden
|-
|014||0E||St. Gallen
|-
|015||0F||Schaffhausen
|-
|016||10||Schwyz
|-
|017||11||Solothurn
|-
|018||12||Thurgau
|-
|019||13||Ticino
|-
|020||14||Uri
|-
|021||15||Valais
|-
|022||16||Vaud
|-
|023||17||Zug
|-
|024||18||Zurich
|-
|025||19||Appenzell Outer Rhodes
|-
|026||1A||Appenzell Inner Rhodes
|-
|027||1B||Basel-Landschaft
|-
|028||1C||Nidwalden
|-
|}
===TR Turkey===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Ankara
|-
|003||03||İstanbul
|-
|004||04||İzmir
|-
|005||05||Bursa
|-
|006||06||Adana
|-
|007||07||Gaziantep
|-
|008||08||Konya
|-
|009||09||Antalya
|-
|010||0A||Diyarbakır
|-
|011||0B||Mersin
|-
|012||0C||Kayseri
|-
|014||0E||Şanlıurfa
|-
|015||0F||Malatya
|-
|016||10||Erzurum
|-
|017||11||Samsun
|-
|018||12||Van
|-
|019||13||Kahramanmaraş
|-
|020||14||Denizli
|-
|021||15||Batman
|-
|022||16||Elazığ
|-
|023||17||Sakarya
|-
|024||18||Kocaeli
|-
|025||19||Sivas
|-
|026||1A||Manisa
|-
|027||1B||Trabzon
|-
|028||1C||Balıkesir
|-
|029||1D||Adıyaman
|-
|030||1E||Tekirdağ
|-
|031||1F||Kırıkkale
|-
|032||20||Osmaniye
|-
|033||21||Kütahya
|-
|034||22||Çorum
|-
|035||23||Isparta
|-
|036||24||Aydın
|-
|037||25||Hatay
|-
|038||26||Mardin
|-
|039||27||Aksaray
|-
|040||28||Afyonkarahisar
|-
|041||29||Tokat
|-
|042||2A||Edirne
|-
|043||2B||Karaman
|-
|044||2C||Ordu
|-
|045||2D||Siirt
|-
|046||2E||Erzincan
|-
|047||2F||Çankırı
|-
|048||30||Zonguldak
|-
|049||31||Yozgat
|-
|050||32||Uşak
|-
|051||33||Ağrı
|-
|052||34||Amasya
|-
|053||35||Ardahan
|-
|054||36||Artvin
|-
|055||37||Bartın
|-
|056||38||Bayburt
|-
|057||39||Bilecik
|-
|058||3A||Bingöl
|-
|059||3B||Bitlis
|-
|060||3C||Bolu
|-
|061||3D||Burdur
|-
|062||3E||Çanakkale
|-
|063||3F||Düzce
|-
|064||40||Eskişehir
|-
|065||41||Giresun
|-
|066||42||Gümüşhane
|-
|067||43||Hakkari
|-
|068||44||Iğdır
|-
|069||45||Karabük
|-
|070||46||Kars
|-
|071||47||Kastamonu
|-
|072||48||Kilis
|-
|073||49||Kırklareli
|-
|074||4A||Kırşehir
|-
|075||4B||Muğla
|-
|076||4C||Muş
|-
|077||4D||Nevşehir
|-
|078||4E||Niğde
|-
|079||4F||Rize
|-
|080||50||Sinop
|-
|081||51||Şırnak
|-
|082||52||Tunceli
|-
|083||53||Yalova
|-
|}
===GB United Kingdom===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||England
|-
|004||04||Scotland
|-
|005||05||Wales
|-
|006||06||Northern Ireland
|-
|}
===ZM Zambia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Zambia
|-
|}
===ZW Zimbabwe===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Zimbabwe
|-
|}
===AZ Azerbaijan===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Azerbaijan
|-
|}
===MR Mauritania===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Mauritania
|-
|}
===ML Mali===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Mali
|-
|}
===NE Niger===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Niger
|-
|}
===TD Chad===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Chad
|-
|}
===SD Sudan===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Sudan
|-
|}
===ER Eritrea===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Eritrea
|-
|}
===DJ Djibouti===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Djibouti
|-
|}
===SO Somalia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Somalia
|-
|}
===AD Andorra===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Andorra
|-
|}
===GI Gibraltar===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Gibraltar
|-
|}
===GG Guernsey===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Guernsey
|-
|}
===IM Isle of Man===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Isle of Man
|-
|}
===JE Jersey===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Jersey
|-
|}
===MC Monaco===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Monaco
|-
|}
===TW Taiwan===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Taipei City
|-
|003||03||Kaohsiung City
|-
|004||04||Keelung City
|-
|005||05||Hsinchu City
|-
|006||06||Taichung City
|-
|007||07||Chiayi City
|-
|008||08||Tainan City
|-
|009||09||New Taipei City
|-
|010||0A||Taoyuan City
|-
|011||0B||HsinChu County
|-
|012||0C||Miaoli County
|-
|014||0E||Changhua County
|-
|015||0F||Nantou County
|-
|016||10||Yunlin County
|-
|017||11||Chiayi County
|-
|020||14||Pingtung County
|-
|021||15||Yilan County
|-
|022||16||Hualien County
|-
|023||17||Taitung County
|-
|024||18||Penghu County
|-
|025||19||Kinmen County
|-
|026||1A||Lienchiang County
|-
|}
===KR South Korea===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Seoul-teukbyeolsi
|-
|003||03||Busan-gwangyeoksi
|-
|004||04||Daegu-gwangyeoksi
|-
|005||05||Incheon-gwangyeoksi
|-
|006||06||Gwangju-gwangyeoksi
|-
|007||07||Daejeon-gwangyeoksi
|-
|008||08||Ulsan-gwangyeoksi
|-
|009||09||Gyeonggi-do
|-
|010||0A||Gangwon-do
|-
|011||0B||Chungcheongbuk-do
|-
|012||0C||Chungcheongnam-do
|-
|013||0D||Jeollabuk-do
|-
|014||0E||Jeollanam-do
|-
|015||0F||Gyeongsangbuk-do
|-
|016||10||Gyeongsangnam-do
|-
|017||11||Jeju-teukbyeoljachido
|-
|}
===HK Hong Kong===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Hong Kong
|-
|}

===SG Singapore===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Singapore
|-
|}

===MY Malaysia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Kuala Lumpur
|-
|003||03||Johor
|-
|004||04||Kedah
|-
|005||05||Kelantan
|-
|006||06||Melaka
|-
|007||07||Negeri Sembilan
|-
|008||08||Pahang
|-
|009||09||Perak
|-
|010||0A||Perlis
|-
|011||0B||Penang
|-
|012||0C||Sarawak
|-
|013||0D||Selangor
|-
|014||0E||Terengganu
|-
|015||0F||Labuan
|-
|016||10||Sabah
|-
|017||11||Putrajaya
|-
|}
===CN China===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Beijing
|-
|003||03||Chongqing
|-
|004||04||Shanghai
|-
|005||05||Tianjin
|-
|006||06||Anhui
|-
|007||07||Fujian
|-
|008||08||Gansu
|-
|009||09||Guangdong
|-
|010||0A||Guizhou
|-
|011||0B||Hainan
|-
|012||0C||Hebei
|-
|013||0D||Heilongjiang
|-
|014||0E||Henan
|-
|015||0F||Hubei
|-
|016||10||Húnán
|-
|017||11||Jiangsu
|-
|018||12||Jiangxi
|-
|019||13||Jilin
|-
|020||14||Liaoning
|-
|021||15||Qinghai
|-
|022||16||Shanxi
|-
|023||17||Shandong
|-
|024||18||Shanxi
|-
|025||19||Sichuan
|-
|026||1A||Yunnan
|-
|027||1B||Zhejiang
|-
|029||1D||Guangxi-Zhuangzu
|-
|030||1E||Nei-Menggu
|-
|031||1F||Ningxia-huizu
|-
|032||20||Xinjiang-Weiwu'er-zu
|-
|033||21||Xizang
|-
|}
===AE United Arab Emirates===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Abu Dhabi
|-
|003||03||Ajman
|-
|004||04||Ash Shariqah
|-
|005||05||Ras al-Khaimah
|-
|006||06||Dubai
|-
|007||07||Al Fujayrah
|-
|008||08||Umm al Qaywayn
|-
|}
===IN India===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Delhi
|-
|003||03||Andaman and Nicobar Islands
|-
|004||04||Andhra Pradesh
|-
|005||05||Assam
|-
|006||06||Chandīgarh
|-
|007||07||Dadra and Nagar Haveli
|-
|008||08||Gujarāt
|-
|009||09||Haryāna
|-
|010||0A||Himachal Pradesh
|-
|012||0C||Kerala
|-
|013||0D||Lakshadweep
|-
|014||0E||Mahārāshtra
|-
|015||0F||Manipur
|-
|016||10||Meghālaya
|-
|017||11||Karnātaka
|-
|018||12||Nāgāland
|-
|019||13||Odisha
|-
|020||14||Puducherry
|-
|021||15||Punjab
|-
|022||16||Rājasthān
|-
|023||17||Tamil Nadu
|-
|024||18||Tripura
|-
|025||19||West Bengal
|-
|026||1A||Sikkim
|-
|028||1C||Mizoram
|-
|029||1D||Daman and Diu
|-
|030||1E||Goa
|-
|031||1F||Bihār
|-
|032||20||Madhya Pradesh
|-
|033||21||Uttar Pradesh
|-
|034||22||Chhattīsgarh
|-
|035||23||Jharkhand
|-
|036||24||Uttarakhand
|-
|037||25||Other
|-
|}

===SA Saudi Arabia===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|000||00||-
|-
|002||02||Ar Riyad
|-
|003||03||Al Bahah
|-
|004||04||Al Madinah
|-
|005||05||Ash Sharqiyah
|-
|006||06||Al Qasim
|-
|007||07||'Asir
|-
|008||08||Ha'il
|-
|009||09||Makkah
|-
|010||0A||Al Hudud ash Shamaliyah
|-
|011||0B||Najran
|-
|012||0C||Jizan
|-
|013||0D||Tabuk
|-
|014||0E||Al Jawf
|-
|}

===SM San Marino===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||San Marino
|-
|}
===VA Vatican City===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Vatican City
|-
|}
===BM Bermuda===
{| class="wikitable"
! style="font-size:125%;" | Index
! style="font-size:125%;" | State ID
! style="font-size:125%;" | Sub Region
|-
|001||01||Bermuda
|-
|}
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:NetPass

2024-05-18T09:59:44Z

Gruetzig: allow me to fix this

{{Infobox homebrew
| for3ds = 1
| developers = Sorunome
| image = NetPass-icon.png
| imagealt = NetPass icon on the HOME menu
| imagesize = 128px
| version = 0.3.3
| releasedate = 2024-5-6
| gitlab = 3ds-netpass/netpass
| universaldb = 3ds/netpass
| gitlabtag = permalink/latest
}}
NetPass is a new way to experience [[w:SpotPass and StreetPass|StreetPass]] by connecting to other users online in virtual locations.

==Installation==
<tabber>

|-|Universal-Updater=

<span>
=== What you need ===
* A working internet connection
* [[3DS:Universal-Updater|Universal-Updater]] installed on your console

=== Instructions ===
# Power on your console
# Launch '''Universal-Updater'''
# Select the magnifying glass on the bottom screen, then search for '''NetPass'''
# Press {{B|A}} while hovering over '''NetPass''' from the list of homebrew
# Choose <code>netpass.cia</code> to install to the HOME menu, or <code>netpass.3dsx</code> to install to The Homebrew Launcher
# Wait until the app finishes installing
# Exit '''Universal-Updater'''
</span>
|-|FBI=

{{FBI QR code
| name1 = CIA
| url1 = https://gitlab.com/3ds-netpass/netpass/-/raw/release_builds/netpass.cia
| name2 = 3DSX
| url2 = https://gitlab.com/3ds-netpass/netpass/-/raw/release_builds/netpass.3dsx
}}

|-|Manually as 3DSX=

<span>
* Download the latest release of {{GitLab|3ds-netpass/netpass/-/releases/permalink/latest|NetPass}}(the <code>netpass.3dsx</code>)
* Copy <code>netpass.3dsx</code> to the <code>/3ds/</code> folder on your SD card
</span>

|-|Manually as CIA=

<span>
* Download the latest release of {{GitLab|3ds-netpass/netpass/-/releases/permalink/latest|NetPass}} (the <code>netpass.cia</code>)
* Copy <code>netpass.cia</code> to the <code>/cias/</code> folder on your SD card
* install it using a CIA installer such as [[3DS:FBI|FBI]]
</span>

</tabber>

==Usage==
# Launch NetPass from the HOME Menu or The Homebrew Launcher
# Wait for NetPass to finish loading
# Select a location from the list to start receiving StreetPass data
# Wait for all inboxes to show as "Done" then exit the application
#* Check back periodically to see if you have revieved additional StreetPass
#* You can change locations every 10 hours

3DS:NetPass

2024-05-18T09:54:34Z

Gruetzig: remove . in steps

{{Infobox homebrew
| for3ds = 1
| developers = Sorunome
| image = NetPass-icon.png
| imagealt = NetPass icon on the HOME menu
| imagesize = 128px
| version = 0.3.3
| releasedate = 2024-5-6
| gitlab = 3ds-netpass/netpass
| universaldb = 3ds/netpass
| gitlabtag = permalink/latest
}}
NetPass is a new way to experience [[w:SpotPass and StreetPass|StreetPass]] by connecting to other users online in virtual locations.

==Installation==
<tabber>

|-|Universal-Updater=

<span>
=== What you need ===
* A working internet connection
* [[3DS:Universal-Updater|Universal-Updater]] installed on your console

=== Instructions ===
# Power on your console
# Launch '''Universal-Updater'''
# Select the magnifying glass on the bottom screen, then search for '''NetPass'''
# Press {{B|A}} while hovering over '''NetPass''' from the list of homebrew
# Choose <code>netpass.cia</code> to install to the HOME menu, or <code>netpass.3dsx</code> to install to The Homebrew Launcher
# Wait until the app finishes installing
# Exit '''Universal-Updater'''
</span>
|-|FBI=

{{FBI QR code
| name1 = CIA
| url1 = https://gitlab.com/3ds-netpass/netpass/-/raw/release_builds/netpass.cia
| name2 = 3DSX
| url2 = https://gitlab.com/3ds-netpass/netpass/-/raw/release_builds/netpass.3dsx
}}

|-|Manually as 3DSX=

<span>
* Download the latest release of {{GitLab|3ds-netpass/netpass/-/releases/permalink/latest|NetPass}}(the <code>netpass.3dsx</code>)
* Copy <code>netpass.3dsx</code> to the <code>/3ds/</code> folder on your SD card
</span>

|-|Manually as CIA=

<span>
* Download the latest release of {{GitLab|3ds-netpass/netpass/-/releases/permalink/latest|NetPass}} (the <code>netpass.cia</code>)
* Copy <code>netpass.3dsx</code> to the root of your SD card
* install it using a CIA installer such as [[3DS:FBI|FBI]]
</span>

</tabber>

==Usage==
# Launch NetPass from the HOME Menu or The Homebrew Launcher
# Wait for NetPass to finish loading
# Select a location from the list to start receiving StreetPass data
# Wait for all inboxes to show as "Done" then exit the application
#* Check back periodically to see if you have revieved additional StreetPass
#* You can change locations every 10 hours

3DS:Custom themes

2024-05-15T02:27:43Z

Gruetzig:

{{hatnote|1=This article only details how to apply custom themes. If you wish to create one of your own instead, see [[3DS:Custom themes/creation|the theme creation page]] instead.}}

'''Custom themes''' are a set of graphics and sounds that can be applied to your HOME Menu to give it a bit more personality. They are built on the same framework as the official themes that can be found on Nintendo's theme shop.

Custom themes are available on USA, EUR, and JPN firmwares. They are partially implemented but inaccessible on KOR firmwares, and entirely unimplemented in CHN and TWN firmwares.

== Installation ==
Custom themes can be managed with a homebrew software called [[3DS:Anemone3DS|Anemone3DS]].

<tabber>
|-|Universal Updater=

=== What You Need ===

* [[3DS:Universal-Updater|Universal Updater]] installed on your console

=== Section I: Prep Work===

#Open the Universal Updater application (the blue down arrow icon)
#Use the D-Pad to navigate between applications and the A button to select an application
#Use the Search to look for Anemone3DS
#Under Available Downloads, select either <code>Anemone3DS.cia</code> or <code>Anemone3DS.3dsx</code>, then press A again to install it
#* CIA files will appear on your HOME Menu in a gift box after you exit Universal-Updater
#* 3DSX files will become available in the Homebrew Launcher application

|-|Manually (CIA)=

=== What You Need ===

* The latest release of {{GitHub|astronautlevel2/Anemone3DS/releases/latest|Anemone3DS}} (the <code>.cia</code> file)

=== Section I: Prep Work===

#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Copy <code>Anemone3DS.cia</code> to the <code>cias</code> folder on your SD card
#*Create the folder if it does not exist; it is for organization purposes
#Insert your SD card into your console
#Power on your console
#Launch FBI
#Navigate to <code>SD</code> -> <code>cias</code>
#Press {{B|A}} while <code>Anemone3DS.cia</code> is selected, then select <code>Install and delete CIA(s)</code>
#Wait for the process to complete
#Exit FBI

|-|Manually (3DSX)=

=== What You Need ===

* The latest release of {{GitHub|astronautlevel2/Anemone3DS/releases/latest|Anemone3DS}} (the <code>.3dsx</code> file)

=== Section I: Prep Work===

#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Copy <code>Anemone3DS.3dsx</code> to the <code>3ds</code> folder on your SD card
#Insert your SD card into your console
#Power on your console

</tabber>

===Section II: Extdata Setup===
For Anemone3DS themes to work properly, you must create theme extdata. You can do this from the HOME Menu.

#From the HOME Menu, tap the top-left HOME Menu settings button
#Tap "Change Theme"
#Set your theme to anything other than the default
#Allow the 3DS to create the theme extdata
#Exit the theme menu

===Section III: Anemone3DS===

#Open Anemone3DS
#If you don't already have a theme, press {{B|Right Shoulder}} to enter the QR code scanner, then scan a QR code from [https://themeplaza.art/themes Theme Plaza] to download a theme
#*Alternatively, you can place themes downloaded from the website (in <code>.zip</code> format) into <code>sd:/Themes/</code>. Create the folder if it does not already exist
# See the top screen for instructions on what to do. Here are some examples of what Anemone3DS is capable of:
#*If you want to just install one theme with its background music, hover over the theme, hold {{B|A}}, hold {{B|D-Pad Up}}, then release {{B|A}}
#* If you want to install one theme ''without'' its background music, hover over the theme, hold {{B|A}}, hold {{B|D-Pad Right}}, then release {{B|A}}
#*If you want to shuffle multiple themes, press {{B|B}} to select the themes you would like to shuffle (up to ten), hold {{B|A}}, hold {{B|D-Pad Down}}, then release {{B|A}}
#Once you've made your selections, press {{B|Start}} to exit Anemone3DS
#*You will be booted to the Sleep Mode screen
#Press {{B|Home}} to return to the HOME Menu

{{success|Your custom theme has been applied!}}
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Custom themes

2024-05-15T02:18:14Z

Gruetzig: its 4am btw (tabbers tho, we love tabbers right?)

{{hatnote|1=This article only details how to apply custom themes. If you wish to create one of your own instead, see [[3DS:Custom themes/creation|the theme creation page]] instead.}}

'''Custom themes''' are a set of graphics and sounds that can be applied to your HOME Menu to give it a bit more personality. They are built on the same framework as the official themes that can be found on Nintendo's theme shop.

Custom themes are available on USA, EUR, and JPN firmwares. They are partially implemented but inaccessible on KOR firmwares, and entirely unimplemented in CHN and TWN firmwares.

== Installation ==
Custom themes can be managed with a homebrew software called [[3DS:Anemone3DS|Anemone3DS]].

<tabber>
|-|Universal Updater=

=== What You Need ===

* [[3DS:Universal-Updater|Universal Updater]] installed on your console

=== Section I: Prep Work===

#Open the Universal Updater application (the blue down arrow icon)
#Use the D-Pad to navigate between applications and the A button to select an application
#Use the Search to look for Anemone3DS
#Under Available Downloads, select either <code>Anemone3DS.cia</code> or <code>Anemone3DS.3dsx</code>, then press A again to install it
#* CIA files will appear on your HOME Menu in a gift box after you exit Universal-Updater
#* 3DSX files will become available in the Homebrew Launcher application

|-|Manually (CIA)=

=== What You Need ===

* The latest release of The latest release of {{GitHub|astronautlevel2/Anemone3DS/releases/latest|Anemone3DS}} (the <code>.cia</code> file)

=== Section I: Prep Work===

#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Copy <code>Anemone3DS.cia</code> to the <code>cias</code> folder on your SD card
#*Create the folder if it does not exist; it is for organization purposes
#Insert your SD card into your console
#Power on your console
#Launch FBI
#Navigate to <code>SD</code> -> <code>cias</code>
#Press {{B|A}} while <code>Anemone3DS.cia</code> is selected, then select <code>Install and delete CIA(s)</code>
#Wait for the process to complete
#Exit FBI

|-|Manually (3DSX)=

=== What You Need ===

* The latest release of The latest release of {{GitHub|astronautlevel2/Anemone3DS/releases/latest|Anemone3DS}} (the <code>.3dsx</code> file)

=== Section I: Prep Work===

#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Copy <code>Anemone3DS.3dsx</code> to the <code>3ds</code> folder on your SD card
#Insert your SD card into your console
#Power on your console

</tabber>

===Section II: Extdata Setup===
For Anemone3DS themes to work properly, you must create theme extdata. You can do this from the HOME Menu.

#From the HOME Menu, tap the top-left HOME Menu settings button
#Tap "Change Theme"
#Set your theme to anything other than the default
#Allow the 3DS to create the theme extdata
#Exit the theme menu

===Section III: Anemone3DS===

#Open Anemone3DS
#If you don't already have a theme, press {{B|Right Shoulder}} to enter the QR code scanner, then scan a QR code from [https://themeplaza.art/themes Theme Plaza] to download a theme
#*Alternatively, you can place themes downloaded from the website (in <code>.zip</code> format) into <code>sd:/Themes/</code>. Create the folder if it does not already exist
# See the top screen for instructions on what to do. Here are some examples of what Anemone3DS is capable of:
#*If you want to just install one theme with its background music, hover over the theme, hold {{B|A}}, hold {{B|D-Pad Up}}, then release {{B|A}}
#* If you want to install one theme ''without'' its background music, hover over the theme, hold {{B|A}}, hold {{B|D-Pad Right}}, then release {{B|A}}
#*If you want to shuffle multiple themes, press {{B|B}} to select the themes you would like to shuffle (up to ten), hold {{B|A}}, hold {{B|D-Pad Down}}, then release {{B|A}}
#Once you've made your selections, press {{B|Start}} to exit Anemone3DS
#*You will be booted to the Sleep Mode screen
#Press {{B|Home}} to return to the HOME Menu

{{success|Your custom theme has been applied!}}
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Emulators

2024-04-19T09:57:36Z

Gruetzig: i hope this is fine wording wise?

{{hatnote|3DS:EMU redirects here. For EmuNAND, see [[3DS:EmuNAND and RedNAND]].}}

An '''emulator''' is a piece of software that uses computing power to simulate another device, such as a video game console or a personal computer. As a general guideline, the original Nintendo 3DS is capable of emulating most popular home consoles up to around the {{iw|wikipedia|fourth generation of video game consoles}} (the SNES/Genesis era), while the New Nintendo 3DS series is (just barely) capable of emulating some of the {{iw|wikipedia|fifth generation of video game consoles|fifth generation}} (the N64/PS1 era).
<br>This is because emulation requires significantly more computing power than running the console natively - though even if it could run emulated games as efficiently as native playback, even a new model 3DS would still only be able to emulate the {{iw|wikipedia|sixth generation of video game consoles|sixth generation}} (the Xbox/PS2/Dreamcast era) and possibly the Wii.

The Nintendo 3DS has hardware that allows for native backwards compatibility with the Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance, meaning such software can run at full speed as they would on the original hardware. While this is not actually emulation, methods that use this hardware will be included here due to the ubiquity of the term.

== Handheld video game consoles ==

=== Nintendo DS ===
{{Main|3DS:DS games}}

Nintendo DS software can be played natively using nds-bootstrap, a tool that allows NDS backups to be run from the SD card. In most cases, you will use either TWiLight Menu++ or NDS forwarders to launch the ROM, after which nds-bootstrap will do the hard work of getting it to run.

In the past, Nintendo DS flashcarts were a popular way to run Nintendo DS software. Because of nds-bootstrap's development over the years, they have become less and less necessary, but can still offer useful features like being able to use the flashcart on unmodded 3DS-family and DS-family consoles (depending on the cartridge).

=== Game Boy Advance ===
{{Main|3DS:GBA games}}

Game Boy Advance software can be played natively by leveraging AGB_FIRM, something built into every 3DS that allows for native playback of Game Boy Advance software. AGB_FIRM was only ever used officially as part of the Ambassador Program for early purchasers of the original Nintendo 3DS before its price was cut.

The current recommended way to run GBA software is [[3DS:open_agb_firm|open_agb_firm]] due to its drag-and-drop functionality and ease of save file access. open_agb_firm runs as a payload (similar to GodMode9), meaning it is not directly accessible from HOME Menu (requiring a reboot to enter/exit) unless an alternate bootloader such as [[3DS:fastboot3DS|fastboot3DS]] is combined with [https://gbatemp.net/download/open-agb-launcher.36828/ Open AGB Launcher].<br>
If you want to use another method but still want icons directly on your HOME Menu, you can create virtual console injects on a Windows device.

GBA games can also be emulated, the recommended emulator being [[udb:3ds/mgba|mGBA]]. This is the best option if you wish to use cheats and save-states, but performance will rarely be full-speed on old models and some games will not work correctly.

GBARunner2 is a middle ground between native playback and emulation, similar to Nintendont on the Wii - this means it has none of the emulator features and the reduced compatibility of an emulator.<br>
It is included with TWiLightMenu++ (which you may already be using for NDS software), but because of the other options available, it isn't recommended.

=== Game Boy Color / Game Boy ===
The Game Boy Color and Game Boy are old enough that all models of the 3DS (and even the DS) can run them at full speed. The historically popular GB(C) emulator has been [[udb:3ds/gameyob-3ds|GameYob]], but due to 3DS-specific issues the [[udb:ds/gameyob|DS version]] is preferred (ran through TWiLight Menu++).<br>
You can also create virtual console injects for GB/GBC games if you prefer individual icons on HOME Menu.

The multi-platform GB(C) emulator [https://github.com/RossMeikleham/PlutoBoy/actions PlutoBoy] is currently under active development. A GitHub account is required to download the automated builds.

=== WonderSwan ===
Possible through the Mednafen (WonderSwan) core on [[3DS:RetroArch|RetroArch]]. Performance has been reported to be slow on Old 3DS units.

== Home video game consoles ==

=== PlayStation 1 ===
Possible through the PCSX ReARMed core on [[3DS:RetroArch|RetroArch]], with playable speeds on '''New 3DS only'''. A partial compatibility list can be found [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pl2bTkzTe736EOaQjk8FBWY9ixfgoNSYSitbm5Gnyqs/edit#gid=0 here], and optimal configuration can be found [https://www.reddit.com/r/3dshacks/comments/jvkotb/full_speed_psx_finally_here_on_new_3ds_new_2ds_xl/ here].

=== Nintendo 64 ===
''Barely'' possible on '''New 3DS only''' through [[udb:3ds/daedalusx64-3ds|DaedalusX64-3DS]]. A partial compatibility list can be found [https://wiki.gbatemp.net/wiki/DaedalusX64_3DS_Compatibility_List here]; most games are incompatible or run very slowly.

=== Super NES ===
Possible on both Old and New 3DS using [[udb:3ds/snes9x|Snes9x]], which is optimized so that many SNES games can run well on an Old 3DS. Additionally, New 3DS users can create [[3DS:Virtual_Console|virtual console]] injects that use Nintendo's official SNES emulator.

=== NES / Famicom Disk System ===
The NES is old enough that all models of the 3DS can run it at full speed. The recommended emulator is [[udb:3ds/virtuanes|VirtuaNES]].<br>
Virtual console injects can also be created if you prefer individual icons on HOME Menu.

=== Sega Genesis / CD / 32X / Master System ===
Possible through [[udb:3ds/picodrive|PicoDrive]], covering the Genesis / Mega Drive and its add-ons (the Sega CD and 32X) as well as the Sega Master System. It is apparently reasonably well-optimized for Old 3DS.

== Arcade cabinets ==
WIP

== Home computers ==

=== DOS / Win9x ===
Possible through {{GitHub|MrHuu/dosbox-3ds/releases/latest|DOSBox-3DS}}. Tested mostly on New 3DS. Windows 3.1 and 95 technically ''work'', albeit extremely slowly; this emulator is much more practical for older DOS games.

=== Commodore 64 ===
Possible through [[udb:3ds/vice3ds|Vice3DS]].

== Other ==

=== Calculators ===
''Omega'', a custom firmware for the Numworks graphing calculator, has a simulator available for the Nintendo 3DS. The latest available version (as of 2022/08/09) is available {{GitHub|Omega-Numworks/Omega/releases/download/O1.23.0-E15/simulator.3dsx|here}}.

[https://gbatemp.net/download/wabbitds.7859/ WabbitDS] is a TI-83 Plus emulator for the Nintendo DS. It ''might'' work on the 3DS under TWiLight Menu++ or through a DS flashcart.

== Overview chart ==
WIP

== Emulators that don't exist ==

These are consoles or devices that will not work on the 3DS, usually due to computing power requirements.

* GameCube/Wii/Wii U/Switch
* PlayStation 2 and newer
* PlayStation Portable and Vita
* All Xbox consoles
* Dreamcast
* Windows NT (XP/Vista/7/etc)

== Emulating the 3DS itself ==

To emulate the 3DS on another platform, Citra is the recommended option.<ref group=Note name=Note01>Citra's website and github repos have been taken down by the owners due to legal action against Yuzu (owned by the same entity) by Nintendo.</ref> Other options include [https://mikage.app Mikage] and [https://github.com/wheremyfoodat/Panda3DS Panda3DS].

== Notes ==
<references group="Note"/>

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS information]]

3DS:Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire

2024-04-09T20:01:38Z

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'''Pokémon Omega Ruby''' and '''Pokémon Alpha Sapphire''' are role-playing video games for the Nintendo 3DS. They are part of the sixth generation of the Pokémon video game series.

== Game-specific quirks ==

=== Region-free game===
{{3DS region-free game}}
===basehaxx===
This exploit can be used with both Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire as a secondary homebrew entrypoint to install custom firmware with an already modded console.

== Mods ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Hack name
! Features
! Notes
|-
| [https://diovento.wordpress.com/rrss/ Rutile Ruby & Star Sapphire]
| Difficulty hack.
|
|}

== Tools ==

{{3DS Pokémon tools}}

== Guides ==

{{3DS Pokémon guides}}
* [[3DS:Alternate_Exploits/3dsropxploitinjector_(basehaxx)|3dsropxploitinjector (basehaxx)]]

== Other resources ==

*[[wikipedia:Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire|Wikipedia article]]
*[[bulbapedia:Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire|Bulbapedia article]]
*[[tcrf:Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire|TCRF page]]

{{Pokémon}}

[[Category:Pokémon]]
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS games]]

3DS:Custom themes

2024-04-08T22:42:27Z

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{{hatnote|1=This article only details how to apply custom themes. If you wish to create one of your own instead, see [[3DS:Custom themes/creation|the theme creation page]] instead.}}

'''Custom themes''' are a set of graphics and sounds that can be applied to your HOME Menu to give it a bit more personality. They are built on the same framework as the official themes that can be found on Nintendo's theme shop.

Custom themes are available on USA, EUR, and JPN firmwares. They are partially implemented but inaccessible on KOR firmwares, and entirely unimplemented in CHN and TWN firmwares.

== Installation ==
Custom themes can be managed with a homebrew software called [[3DS:Anemone3DS|Anemone3DS]].

=== What you need ===
* The latest release of {{GitHub|astronautlevel2/Anemone3DS/releases/latest|Anemone3DS}}
** Download the <code>.3dsx</code> file and place it in the <code>3ds</code> folder if you want to run it from Homebrew Launcher
* A 3DS on USA/EUR/JPN firmware (if your 3DS UI isn't in Korean or Chinese, you're good to go)

=== Section I: Prep Work ===

# Insert your SD card into your computer
# Copy <code>Anemone3DS.cia</code> to the <code>cias</code> folder on your SD card
#* Create the folder if it does not exist; it is for organization purposes
# Insert your SD card into your 3DS
# Open FBI
# Navigate to <code>SD</code> -> <code>cias</code>
# Press {{B|A}} while <code>Anemone3DS.cia</code> is selected, then select <code>Install and delete CIA(s)</code>
# Allow FBI to install the CIA
# Exit FBI

=== Section II: extdata setup ===
For Anemone3DS themes to work properly, you must create theme extdata. You can do this from the HOME Menu.

# From the HOME Menu, tap the top-left HOME Menu settings button
# Tap "Change Theme"
# Set your theme to anything other than the default
# Allow the 3DS to create the theme extdata
# Exit the theme menu

=== Section III: Anemone3DS ===

# If you don't already have a theme, press {{B|Right Shoulder}} to enter the QR code scanner, then scan a QR code from [https://themeplaza.art/themes Theme Plaza] to download a theme
#* Alternatively, you can place themes downloaded from the website (in <code>.zip</code> format) into <code>sd:/Themes/</code>. Create the folder if it does not already exist
# See the top screen for instructions on what to do. Here are some examples of what Anemone3DS is capable of:
#* If you want to just install one theme with its background music, hover over the theme, hold {{B|A}}, hold {{B|D-Pad Up}}, then release {{B|A}}
#* If you want to install one theme ''without'' its background music, hover over the theme, hold {{B|A}}, hold {{B|D-Pad Right}}, then release {{B|A}}
#* If you want to shuffle multiple themes, press {{B|B}} to select the themes you would like to shuffle (up to ten), hold {{B|A}}, hold {{B|D-Pad Down}}, then release {{B|A}}
# Once you've made your selections, press {{B|Start}} to exit Anemone3DS
#* You will be booted to the Sleep Mode screen
# Press {{B|Home}} to return to the HOME Menu

{{success|Your custom theme has been applied!}}
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Wumiibo

2024-04-05T07:29:50Z

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{{Infobox homebrew
| title = Wumiibo
| image = Wumiibo-Helper-banner.png
| imagealt = WumiiboHelper's Home Menu banner
| for3ds = 1
| developers = hax0kartik
| version = 4.2
| releasedate = 2023-07-20
| github = hax0kartik/wumiibo
| githubtag = v4.2
| universaldb = 3ds/wumiibo
}}
'''Wumiibo''' is a rewrite of the 3DS' NFC module, that allow for the emulation of amiibo. As Wumiibo does not actually use the NFC hardware, this allows it you work on "old" 3DS family consoles, or consoles with Wireless Communication turned off or disabled.

== Installation ==

<tabber>

|-|Universal Updater=

<span>
=== What you need ===
* A working internet connection
* [[3DS:Universal-Updater|Universal Updater]] installed on your console
* [[3DS:luma3DS|Luma3DS]] updated to 13.0+

=== Instructions ===
# Power on your console
# Launch '''Universal Updater'''
# Select the magnifying glass on the bottom screen, then search for '''wumiibo'''
# Press {{B|A}} while hovering over '''wumiibo''' from the list of homebrew
# Choose <code>wumiibohelper.cia</code>
# Wait until the app finishes installing
# Close '''Universal Updater'''
# Launch '''Wumiibo''' and select <code>Download Wumiibo</code>
# Wait for it to download and reboot, then press {{B|B}} to exit the app
# Power off your console
# While holding {{B|SELECT}}, power on your console to enter [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|the Luma3DS configuration menu]]
# Turn on '''Enable loading external FIRMs and modules''' if it is not already enabled
# Press {{B|START}} to save and exit
</span>

|-|Manual=

<span>
=== What you need ===
* The latest release of {{GitHub|hax0kartik/wumiibo/releases/latest|'''Wumiibo'''}} (the <code>0004013000004002.cxi</code> and <code>wumiibohelper.cia</code> files)
* [[3DS:FBI|FBI]] installed on your console
* A v13.0 or higher version of [[3DS:luma3DS|Luma3DS]]' <code>boot.firm</code> on the root of your SD card

=== Instructions ===
# Copy <code>0004013000004002.cxi</code> to <code>sd:/luma/sysmodules/</code>
#* Create the folder <code>sysmodules</code> if it doesn't exist
# Copy <code>wumiibohelper.cia</code> to the root of your SD card
# Reinsert your SD card into your console
# Launch '''FBI''' and select <code>SD</code> -> <code>wumiibohelper.cia</code> -> <code>Install and delete CIA</code>
# Press {{B|A}} and wait for the CIA to install, then exit '''FBI'''
# Power off your console
# While holding {{B|SELECT}}, power on your console to enter [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|the Luma3DS configuration menu]]
# Turn on '''Enable loading external FIRMs and modules''' if it is not already enabled
# Press {{B|START}} to save and exit
</span>
</tabber>

==Usage==
===Generating amiibo===
# Power on your console
# Launch '''Wumiibo''' from the HOME Menu
# Select "'''Generate amiibos for game'''"
# Select a game from the list and then select an amiibo to generate
# The amiibo will be generated and is now ready to be used

===Registering amiibo===
''This section is not necessary for all games, but is recommended for full compatibility''
# Select HOME Menu Settings by tapping on the wrench icon in the top left
# Scroll down and tap on "'''amiibo Settings'''"
# Select "'''Register Owner and Nickname'''"
# Press {{B|L|DOWN|START}} to open the '''Wumiibo Menu'''
# Select <code>Select a figure.</code> -> <code><TitleID></code> -> <code><amiibo name>.bin</code>
# Fill in the required details and press {{B|Y}} to save
# Wait for the amiibo to save and then press {{B|L|DOWN|START}} to open the '''Wumiibo Menu''' again
# Select <code>Force Stop Emulation.</code>
#* Repeat steps 3 through 8 for the rest of the amiibo you want to register

===Using amiibo in games===
# Launch an amiibo compatible game and navigate to the screen that asks you to place your amiibo on the screen
# Press {{B|L|DOWN|START}} to open the '''Wumiibo Menu'''
# Select <code>Select a figure.</code> -> <code><TitleID></code> -> <code><amiibo name>.bin</code>
# The amiibo will now be emulated, and act as though its always "''on''" the nfc reader
# If the game asks to remove the amiibo, relaunch the '''Wumiibo Menu''' and select <code>Force Stop Emulation.</code>

===Using real figurines===
Wumiibo doesn't work with real figurines, toggle Wumiibo off in order to use them again
# Launch '''Wumiibo''' from the HOME Menu
# Select <code>Toggle Wumiibo State</code>
# Press {{B|B}} to reboot
#* If disabling doesn't work make sure you don't have 2 versions of Wumiibo installed (see "Conflicting Wumiibo versions" in the troubleshooting section)
# Repeat steps 1-3 to toggle Wumiibo back on

==Configuration==
===Config file===
Wumiibo may be configured with a config file placed at <code>sd:/wumiibo.ini</code>. This can be used to change the button combo needed to open the Wumiibo Menu, or turn on debug mode. A sample config with the button combo set to {{B|R|DOWN|START}} can be found {{GitHub|hax0kartik/wumiibo/blob/v4.2/wumiibo.ini|here}}.

===SD file layout===
{{Tree list}}
* {{Tree icon|sd}} (root)
** {{Tree icon|d}} luma
*** {{Tree icon|d}} sysmodules
**** {{Tree icon|f}} 0004013000004002.cxi
** {{Tree icon|d}} wumiibo
*** {{Tree icon|d}} <title ID>
**** {{Tree icon|f}} <amiibo name>.bin
**{{Tree icon|f}} wumiibo.ini
{{Tree list/end}}

==Troubleshooting==
===Workaround for freezing games===
If the game freezes or lags when trying to scan amiibo, try the following workaround:
# Navigate to the screen that asks you to place your amiibo on the screen
# Press {{B|HOME}} to suspend the game
# Press {{B|L|DOWN|START}} to open the '''Wumiibo Menu''' and select your amiibo
# Reopen the suspended game

===Conflicting Wumiibo versions===
With the release of {{GitHub|hax0kartik/wumiibo/releases/tag/v4.2|Wumiibo 4.2}}, Wumiibo has been updated to use CXI-based patching introduced in {{GitHub|LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/tag/v13.0|Luma3DS 13.0}}, this means you may have two versions of Wumiibo installed to your system:
* If you've installed Wumiibo previously, delete the <code>0004013000004002</code> folder in <code>sd:/luma/titles/</code>

==Resources==
More detailed usage and compatibility can be found on the [https://github.com/hax0kartik/wumiibo/wiki Wumiibo Wiki]

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS homebrew]]

3DS:Wumiibo

2024-04-05T04:25:00Z

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{{Infobox homebrew
| title = Wumiibo
| image = Wumiibo-Helper-banner.png
| imagealt = WumiiboHelper's Home Menu banner
| for3ds = 1
| developers = hax0kartik
| version = 4.2
| releasedate = 2023-07-20
| github = hax0kartik/wumiibo
| githubtag = v4.2
| universaldb = 3ds/wumiibo
}}
'''Wumiibo''' is a rewrite of the 3DS' NFC module, that allow for the emulation of amiibo. As Wumiibo does not actually use the NFC hardware, this allows it you work on "old" 3DS family consoles, or consoles with Wireless Communication turned off or disabled.

== Installation ==

<tabber>

|-|Universal Updater=

<span>
=== What you need ===
* A working internet connection
* [[3DS:Universal-Updater|Universal Updater]] installed on your console
* [[3DS:luma3DS|Luma3DS]] updated to 13.0+

=== Instructions ===
# Power on your console
# Launch '''Universal Updater'''
# Select the magnifying glass on the bottom screen, then search for '''wumiibo'''
# Press {{B|A}} while hovering over '''wumiibo''' from the list of homebrew
# Choose <code>wumiibohelper.cia</code>
# Wait until the app finishes installing
# Close '''Universal Updater'''
# Launch '''Wumiibo''' and select <code>Download Wumiibo</code>
# Wait for it to download and reboot, then press {{B|B}} to exit the app
# Power off your console
# While holding {{B|SELECT}}, power on your console to enter [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|the Luma3DS configuration menu]]
# Turn on '''Enable loading external FIRMs and modules''' and '''Enable game patching''' if they are not already enabled
# Press {{B|START}} to save and exit
</span>

|-|Manual=

<span>
=== What you need ===
* The latest release of {{GitHub|hax0kartik/wumiibo/releases/latest|'''Wumiibo'''}} (the <code>0004013000004002.cxi</code> and <code>wumiibohelper.cia</code> files)
* [[3DS:FBI|FBI]] installed on your console
* A v13.0 or higher version of [[3DS:luma3DS|Luma3DS]]' <code>boot.firm</code> on the root of your SD card

=== Instructions ===
# Copy <code>0004013000004002.cxi</code> to <code>sd:/luma/sysmodules/</code>
#* Create the folder <code>sysmodules</code> if it doesn't exist
# Copy <code>wumiibohelper.cia</code> to the root of your SD card
# Reinsert your SD card into your console
# Launch '''FBI''' and select <code>SD</code> -> <code>Wumiibohelper.cia</code> -> <code>Install and delete CIA</code>
# Press {{B|A}} and wait for the CIA to install, then exit '''FBI'''
# Power off your console
# While holding {{B|SELECT}}, power on your console to enter [[3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration|the Luma3DS configuration menu]]
# Turn on '''Enable loading external FIRMs and modules''' and '''Enable game patching''' if they are not already enabled
# Press {{B|START}} to save and exit
</span>
</tabber>

==Usage==
===Generating amiibo===
# Power on your console
# Launch '''Wumiibo''' from the HOME Menu
# Select "'''Generate amiibos for game'''"
# Select a game from the list and then select an amiibo to generate
# The amiibo will be generated and is now ready to be used

===Registering amiibo===
''This section is not necessary for all games, but is recommended for full compatibility''
# Select HOME Menu Settings by tapping on the wrench icon in the top left
# Scroll down and tap on "'''amiibo Settings'''"
# Select "'''Register Owner and Nickname'''"
# Press {{B|L|DOWN|START}} to open the '''Wumiibo Menu'''
# Select <code>Select a figure.</code> -> <code><TitleID></code> -> <code><amiibo name>.bin</code>
# Fill in the required details and press {{B|Y}} to save
# Wait for the amiibo to save and then press {{B|L|DOWN|START}} to open the '''Wumiibo Menu''' again
# Select <code>Force Stop Emulation.</code>
#* Repeat steps 3 through 8 for the rest of the amiibo you want to register

===Using amiibo in games===
# Launch an amiibo compatible game and navigate to the screen that asks you to place your amiibo on the screen
# Press {{B|L|DOWN|START}} to open the '''Wumiibo Menu'''
# Select <code>Select a figure.</code> -> <code><TitleID></code> -> <code><amiibo name>.bin</code>
# The amiibo will now be emulated, and act as though its always "''on''" the nfc reader
# If the game asks to remove the amiibo, relaunch the '''Wumiibo Menu''' and select <code>Force Stop Emulation.</code>

===Using real figurines===
Wumiibo doesn't work with real figurines, toggle Wumiibo off in order to use them again
# Launch '''Wumiibo''' from the HOME Menu
# Select <code>Toggle Wumiibo State</code>
# Press {{B|B}} to reboot
#* If disabling doesn't work make sure you don't have 2 versions of Wumiibo installed (see "Conflicting Wumiibo versions" in the troubleshooting section)
# Repeat steps 1-3 to toggle Wumiibo back on

==Configuration==
===Config file===
Wumiibo may be configured with a config file placed at <code>sd:/wumiibo.ini</code>. This can be used to change the button combo needed to open the Wumiibo Menu, or turn on debug mode. A sample config with the button combo set to {{B|R|DOWN|START}} can be found {{GitHub|hax0kartik/wumiibo/blob/v4.2/wumiibo.ini|here}}.

===SD file layout===
{{Tree list}}
* {{Tree icon|sd}} (root)
** {{Tree icon|d}} luma
*** {{Tree icon|d}} sysmodules
**** {{Tree icon|f}} 0004013000004002.cxi
** {{Tree icon|d}} wumiibo
*** {{Tree icon|d}} <title ID>
**** {{Tree icon|f}} <amiibo name>.bin
**{{Tree icon|f}} wumiibo.ini
{{Tree list/end}}

==Troubleshooting==
===Workaround for freezing games===
If the game freezes or lags when trying to scan amiibo, try the following workaround:
# Navigate to the screen that asks you to place your amiibo on the screen
# Press {{B|HOME}} to suspend the game
# Press {{B|L|DOWN|START}} to open the '''Wumiibo Menu''' and select your amiibo
# Reopen the suspended game

===Conflicting Wumiibo versions===
With the release of {{GitHub|hax0kartik/wumiibo/releases/tag/v4.2|Wumiibo 4.2}}, Wumiibo has been updated to use CXI-based patching introduced in {{GitHub|LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/tag/v13.0|Luma3DS 13.0}}, this means you may have two versions of Wumiibo installed to your system:
* If you've installed Wumiibo previously, delete the <code>0004013000004002</code> folder in <code>sd:/luma/titles/</code>

==Resources==
More detailed usage and compatibility can be found on the [https://github.com/hax0kartik/wumiibo/wiki Wumiibo Wiki]

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]
[[Category:Nintendo 3DS homebrew]]

Wii:Mario Kart Wii

2024-03-24T22:34:32Z

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'''Mario Kart Wii''' is a racing video game for the Nintendo Wii.
{{Shortcut|Wii:MKWii|MKWii|Wii:MKW|MKW}}

== Mods ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Mod
! Features
! Notes
|-
| [[/CTGP Revolution|CTGP Revolution]]
| A modpack featuring 216 new custom tracks, easy to mod with the "My Stuff" functionality, pre-Wiimmfi Patched, knockouts, and more.
|
|-
| [[/Retro Rewind|Mario Kart: Retro Rewind]]
| A modpack featuring 128 custom tracks that modernize tracks from older Mario Kart games.
|
|}

== Tools ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Tool
! Features
! Notes
|-
| [https://oscwii.org/library/app/V-Unlock V-Unlock]
| A save editor for Mario Kart Wii that lets you change star ranking, VR, and Wii Wheel percentage. It also unlocks all tracks & characters automatically.
|
|}

== Other resources ==

*[[wikipedia:Mario Kart Wii|Wikipedia article]]
*[[tcrf:Mario Kart Wii|TCRF page]]
*[https://wiki.tockdom.com/wiki/Main_Page Custom Mario Kart Wiiki]

[[Category:Wii games]]

Wii:Animal Crossing City Folk

2024-03-24T22:31:19Z

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'''Animal Crossing: City Folk''' is a social simulation game for the Nintendo Wii.
{{Shortcut|Wii:ACCF|ACCF|}}

== Tools ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Tool
! Features
! Notes
|-
| [https://actoolkit.com/ ACToolkit]
| A save editor for Animal Crossing: City Folk that allows you to edit things like the town, your house, appearance, wallet, and much much more. Compatible with Windows and Mac OS X.
|
|}

== Other resources ==

*[[wikipedia:Animal Crossing: City Folk|Wikipedia article]]
*[[tcrf:Animal Crossing: City Folk|TCRF page]]
*[https://nookipedia.com/wiki/ Nookipedia]

[[Category:Wii games]]

3DS:Luma3DS to boot9strap

2024-03-15T19:15:25Z

Gruetzig: not sure why godmode9 was put there at some point, but goodbye, device -> console, section numbering, better launch instructions adapted from 3ds guide

==Required Reading==
Luma3DS can be installed as a bootloader instead of [[3DS:Boot9strap|boot9strap]] or [[3DS:Fastboot3DS|fastboot3ds]], but unless you exactly know what you're doing, you don't want it as it makes updating Luma3DS more difficult and removes some troubleshooting options as it ignores <code>boot.firm</code> on the root of your SD card if it exists. On this page, you will find instructions for going back to boot9strap. If Luma3DS is installed as a bootloader, <code>Booted from SD/CTRNAND via FIRM0/1</code> will be displayed in yellow on the bottom screen in the Luma3DS configuration menu.

==Instructions==

===What you need===

*the latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS] (the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> file)
*the latest release of [https://github.com/d0k3/SafeB9SInstaller/releases/download/v0.0.7/SafeB9SInstaller-20170605-122940.zip SafeB9SInstaller] (direct download)
*the latest release of [https://github.com/SciresM/boot9strap/releases/download/1.4/boot9strap-1.4.zip boot9strap] (direct download)

===Section I - Prep Work===

#Power off your console
#Insert the SD card into your computer
#Copy <code>boot.firm</code> and <code>boot.3dsx</code> from the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card
#Create a folder named <code>boot9strap</code> on the root of your SD card
#Copy <code>boot9strap.firm</code> and <code>boot9strap.firm.sha</code> from the boot9strap <code>.zip</code> to the <code>/boot9strap/</code> folder on your SD card
#Copy <code>SafeB9SInstaller.firm</code> from the SafeB9SInstaller <code>.zip</code> to the <code>/luma/payloads/</code> folder on your SD card
#Reinsert your SD card into your console

===Section II - Installing boot9strap===

#Press and hold (Start), and while holding (Start), power on your console. This will launch SafeB9SInstaller
#*If you boot to the Luma3DS configuration menu, you held SELECT instead of START
#*If you boot to the HOME Menu, your payloads folder may be incorrectly spelled or in the wrong location
#*If you see a “Luma3DS Chainloader” menu, use the D-Pad and (A) buttons to navigate to and select SafeB9SInstaller from the list
#When prompted, input the key combo given on the top screen to install boot9strap
#*If the top screen is blank, power off your device and re-do Section II
#Once it is complete, press (A) to reboot your device

-----

<span style="font-size:200%;">Continue to [[3dsguide:finalizing-setup|Finalizing Setup]]</span>

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Cleaninty

2024-02-28T11:30:59Z

Gruetzig: first eshopregionchange had wrong file name

{{lowercase title}}{{Infobox homebrew
| title = cleaninty
| developers = luigoalma
| version = 0.1.3
| releasedate = 2023-03-18
| github = luigoalma/cleaninty
| githubtag = v0.1.3
| forwindows = 1
| formac = 1
| forlinux = 1
}}
'''cleaninty''' is a PC tool used to communicate with Nintendo's [[wikipedia:SOAP|SOAP]] servers. For a 3DS, these servers deal with managing eShop accounts, downloading eShop titles, and system transfers. It is also the tool used for what is informally known as a "SOAP Transfer".

== Overview ==

There are two parts of a 3DS that give it a unique ID to Nintendo's eShop servers: its serial number and its [[3DS:System files|<code>otp.bin</code>]]. If these are pulled out of the console and used somewhere else, they can be used to imitate the console - meaning Nintendo's servers can act on commands without the console doing anything on its end.<br>
However, the files cannot communicate on their own, and a connection to Nintendo's servers that acts identically to a console is still needed. That is the purpose of cleaninty.

The reason this allows for changing eShop regions easily, and at infinite range, are as follows:
* '''Ease of Use''': Tickets for both system software & purchased apps are stored on Nintendo's servers, and some of these tickets are 'sticky' - they refuse to be deleted when trying to delete the console's eShop account. (The most common sticky tickets are from preinstalled games and the [[3dbrew:StreetPass Mii Plaza|Mii Plaza 3.x]] update.) The only way to remove these tickets is to transfer them to another console, and this part can be made far easier if a donor console is used to collect the tickets.
* '''Infinite Range:''' System transfers are effectively divided into two parts: the content transfer (done entirely on consoles), and the NNID/title transfer (done entirely on servers).<br>On an actual console, these two must be done at the same time - but if cleaninty sends the commands for a server transfer, the consoles are never told to do the content transfer & Nintendo has no way of checking that a content transfer actually happened. (Technically, this also means a [[3DS:MMM|Manual Movable Transfer]] is the exact opposite of a SOAP transfer.)

== Features ==

When given the unique data (<code>otp.bin</code> and either <code>SecureInfo.bin</code> or the serial number & eShop region data) of a console and the required basic constants, cleaninty can act as the console it's given and do the following:

* <code>GenJson</code>: Compiles the console's data into a single JSON file. This JSON is required for all other commands except <code>RecoverIVS</code>.
* <code>CheckReg</code>: Obtains the console's eShop status and any titles attached to its eShop account, then updates the JSON file if any differences in the data are found.
* <code>SysTransfer</code>: Moves the eShop titles of the source console to the target console. This is the secondary part of what is known informally as a "SOAP Transfer".
** A successful use of this command triggers a 7-day cooldown on system transfers for both consoles, the same as a full system transfer.
* <code>NNIDTransfer</code>: <u>(Still experimental. Use with caution.)</u> Moves only the NNIDs of the source console to the target console. This is not affected by system transfer cooldowns and does not trigger one.
* <code>LastTransfer</code>: Provides the date&time of the given console's last system transfer, the number of transfers it has ever done, and the time at which the current transfer cooldown will expire if there is one active.
* <code>GetIVS</code>: Obtains the console's <code>movable.sed</code> from the SOAP servers, if the servers have a stored copy.
* <code>SetIVS</code>: Uploads the chosen JSON's stored <code>movable.sed</code> to the SOAP servers. This will overwrite the current stored movable.
* <code>RecoverIVS</code>: Tries to recover a console's <code>movable.sed</code> from only its raw <code>otp.bin</code> and eShop region data.
* <code>EShopDelete</code>: Deletes the target console's eShop account.
* <code>EShopRegionChange</code>: Attempts to delete and then recreate the target console's eShop account for the entered region. This is the main part of a "SOAP Transfer", but after a successful SysTransfer the console will do this automatically.
* <code>ETickets</code>/<code>ETicketDownload</code>/<code>ETikTitleDownload</code>: Lists all owned eShop tickets / downloads all tickets / downloads the titles attached to all tickets, respectively, from the given console's eShop account.

== Installation ==

Instructions for installation & setup are {{GitHub|luigoalma/cleaninty#Installing|on the GitHub page}}, but the installation instructions may need to be interpreted for your OS.

A guide to legally deriving the [[wikipedia:Advanced_Encryption_Standard|AES]] Constant, "C", can be found [https://3ds.goombi.fr/convertMii/0x31.html on this page].
{{critical|The AES Constant, along with all other constants used by cleaninty, are copyrighted data. Obtaining them from your own console is fine, but '''do not''' share the constants with anyone else.}}
=== Windows ===

Don't bother trying to use cleaninty through Command Prompt or PowerShell. Windows has OpenSSL disabled in its <code>curl.exe</code>, but cleaninty requires OpenSSL to function. Working around this issue manually is obnoxious and not worth the time spent.

Instead, there are two options:
# Install a Linux distro through [https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install WSL] and then install cleaninty inside the WSL instance using the macOS/Linux instructions.
# Install [https://www.msys2.org/ msys2] and then install cleaninty inside the msys2 instance using the below instructions.

To install cleaninty inside msys2, open the terminal <code>mingw64.exe</code> that is inside the msys2 installation folder, then run the following two commands one at a time:
* <code>pacman -Syu mingw-w64-x86_64-python mingw-w64-x86_64-python-defusedxml mingw-w64-x86_64-python-cryptography mingw-w64-x86_64-python-pycurl</code>
* <code>python -m pip install cleaninty</code>

Once this is completed, from here on out you will need to open the terminal <code>mingw64.exe</code> to use cleaninty.

{{info|Be aware that when using cleaninty through msys2, the place it will look in to find <code>boot9.bin</code>, <code>SSLCertificates</code>, and <code>ctr_constants.json</code> is a folder named <code>3ds</code> inside your msys2 <code>home</code> folder.}}

=== macOS and Linux ===

First, ensure you have a python version of 3.7 or newer. You can check if your python version is new enough by opening a terminal and running the command <code>python3 --version</code>.

For the method that involves <code>pip</code>, you can follow the instructions on the GitHub page with no modifications.

For the method that involves <code>setup.py</code>, it is recommended to obtain the source code via the command <code>git clone https://github.com/luigoalma/cleaninty.git</code>. This will guarantee the files are in the correct layout.

== Usage ==

There is no graphical interface for cleaninty. All commands are ran through the command line.

=== Command line ===

The commands are the same on all operating systems. Run <code>cleaninty ctr (command) --help</code> for information on an individual command's syntax.

As an example, the minimum list of commands needed to set up two consoles' data and perform a SOAP transfer between them would be as follows:
# <code>cleaninty ctr GenJson --otp otp.bin --secureinfo secinfo.bin --out soap_donor.json</code>
# <code>cleaninty ctr GenJson --otp otp1.bin --secureinfo secinfo1.bin --out soap_target.json</code>
# <code>cleaninty ctr CheckReg -C soap_donor.json</code>
# <code>cleaninty ctr CheckReg -C soap_target.json</code>
#* The CheckReg commands are not necessary if you are already certain the donor and target are in the same region.
# <code>cleaninty ctr EShopRegionChange -C soap_target.json -r (new eShop region - required) -c (country in chosen region - usually required) -l (language in chosen region/country - optional)</code>
#* If this succeeds, '''stop here'''. The next two commands are only needed if this one fails.
# <code>cleaninty ctr SysTransfer -s soap_target.json -t soap_donor.json</code>
# <code>cleaninty ctr EShopRegionChange -C soap_target.json -r (new eShop region - required) -c (country in chosen region - usually required) -l (language in chosen region/country - optional)</code>

[[Category:Nintendo 3DS guides]]

3DS:Troubleshooting/multiple ID0

2024-02-25T10:57:39Z

Gruetzig: make ID0 troubleshooting match 3ds.hacks.guide again(it matched before edit 4847) to prevent dataloss

{{Shortcut|3DS:MID0}}
===Required Reading===
This page will assist with finding the correct IDO in the case you have 2 or more. This can occur when using the same SD card on multiple consoles, or after reformatting your console without your SD card inside. This is a waste of space, as only the ''true'' id0 can be used by your console.
===Instructions===
{{info|It is recommended to make a backup of your Nintendo 3DS folder before following these instructions.}}
# Rename <code>Nintendo 3DS</code> to <code>BACKUP_Nintendo 3DS</code>
# Insert your SD card into your console and power it on
# Wait your the console to generate SD card data
#* Your applications will have disappeared. This is normal and will be resolved shortly
# Power off the console and insert your SD card into your computer
#* You should now have a newly created <code>Nintendo 3DS</code> folder in addition to your existing renamed <code>BACKUP_Nintendo 3DS</code> folder
# Determine the correct ID0 (32-character folder) in the newly created <code>Nintendo 3DS</code> folder.
# Write down the first few characters of the folder you see
#* This is your true ID0, which we will keep in the real Nintendo 3DS folder (which is currently <code>BACKUP_Nintendo 3DS</code> )
# Delete the ID0 from the current <code>Nintendo 3DS</code> folder
# Move the true ID0 folder from the <code>BACKUP_Nintendo 3DS</code> folder to the <code>Nintendo 3DS</code> folder
# If it exists, move the <code>Private</code> folder from the <code>BACKUP_Nintendo 3DS</code> folder to the <code>Nintendo 3DS</code> folder

3DS:Alternate Exploits/Installing boot9strap (Stealth Luma3DS)

2024-02-23T23:54:37Z

Gruetzig: no longer needed as bb3 no longer used, only confusing person that follows the guide

==Required Reading==
This method only applies to users that have purchased a device from Ancient Moon Game Store (on Amazon or Aliexpress), which are sold with a stripped-down custom firmware on their devices.

==What You Need==
*The latest release of [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/releases/latest Luma3DS] (the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> file)
*The latest release of [https://github.com/SciresM/boot9strap/releases/download/1.4/boot9strap-1.4.zip boot9strap] (direct download)
*[[Special:DownloadWithFilename/File:AncientMoon-Luma3DS-Config.bin/config.bin|config.bin]] (direct download)
*Original 3DS/2DS consoles: This [[Special:DownloadWithFilename/File:AncientMoob-SB9SI-Old3DS-native.bin/native.firm|native.firm]] (direct download)
*NEW 3DS/2DS consoles: This [[Special:DownloadWithFilename/File:AncientMoob-SB9SI-New3DS-native.bin/native.firm|native.firm]] (direct download)

==Instructions==

=== Section I - Prep Work ===
#Power off your device
#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Copy <code>boot.firm</code> and <code>boot.3dsx</code> from the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card
#*The root of the SD card refers to the initial directory on your SD card where you can see the Nintendo 3DS folder, but are not inside of it
#Create a folder named <code>boot9strap</code> on the root of your SD card
#Copy <code>boot9strap.firm</code> and <code>boot9strap.firm.sha</code> from the boot9strap <code>.zip</code> to the <code>/boot9strap/</code> folder on your SD card
#Create a folder named <code>luma</code> on the root of your SD card, if it does not already exist
#*If this folder already exists and there is a file named <code>config.bin</code> inside it, delete this file
#Copy <code>native.firm</code> to the <code>/luma/</code> folder on your SD card
#Copy the <code>config.bin</code> to the <code>/luma/</code> folder on your SD card
#Reinsert your SD card into your device

=== Section II - Installing boot9strap ===

#Power on your device
#If the exploit was successful, you will have booted into SafeB9SInstaller, then immediately have booted into the Luma3DS configuration menu
#*Luma3DS configuration menu are settings for the Luma3DS custom firmware. Many of these settings may be useful for customization or debugging
#*For the purpose of this guide, these settings will be left on default settings
#*If your device shuts down when you try to power it on, ensure that you have copied <code>boot.firm</code> from the Luma3DS <code>.zip</code> to the root of your SD card
#*If your device booted to the HOME menu without showing SafeB9SInstaller, proceed to [[3dsguide:installing-boot9strap-(mset9)|Installing boot9strap MSET9]].
#Press (Start) to save and reboot
#*If you get an error, just continue to the next section

{{Luma3DS is default}}

===Section III - Removing files===
#Power off your device
#Insert your SD card into your computer
#Delete <code>native.firm</code> from the <code>/luma/</code> folder on your SD card

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