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	==Game plugins==		==Game plugins==
	{{Main\|3DS:Game plugins}}		{{Main\|3DS:Game plugins}}
	Plugins are add-ons that run with a game. Plugins generally come in two types, 3GX or PLG. [[3DS:Game plugins/3GX\|3GX plugins]] run using Luma3DS's built in plugin loader, while [[3DS:Game plugins/~~PLG~~\|PLG plugins]] can be run using [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR BootNTR]. 3GX plugins are usually newer and should generally be used if given a choice. You can find some plugins on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS games\|Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.		Plugins are add-ons that run with a game. Plugins generally come in two types, 3GX or PLG. [[3DS:Game plugins/3GX\|3GX plugins]] run using Luma3DS's built in plugin loader, while [[3DS:Game plugins/NTR\|PLG plugins]] can be run using [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR BootNTR]. 3GX plugins are usually newer and should generally be used if given a choice. You can find some plugins on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS games\|Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.

	==Cheat codes==		==Cheat codes==

Aspect X: /* Patching using layeredfs */ capital in LayeredFS

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Patching using layeredfs: capital in LayeredFS

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	ROM hacks are game mods that work by modifying or adding to a games files to change or add new content. ROM hacks can be made for a variety of different reasons, from making a game harder, adding new levels, translating the game to a different language, texture packs, randomization, and much more. Most ROM hacks on 3DS are distributed as unpacked files, and applied using Luma3DS's layeredfs. You can find some ROM hacks on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS games\|Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.		ROM hacks are game mods that work by modifying or adding to a games files to change or add new content. ROM hacks can be made for a variety of different reasons, from making a game harder, adding new levels, translating the game to a different language, texture packs, randomization, and much more. Most ROM hacks on 3DS are distributed as unpacked files, and applied using Luma3DS's layeredfs. You can find some ROM hacks on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS games\|Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.

	===Patching using ~~layeredfs~~===		===Patching using LayeredFS===
	{{info\|Some hacks have additional files and instructions to follow that aren't covered here. Always refer to the hacks installation instructions/README if available.}}		{{info\|Some hacks have additional files and instructions to follow that aren't covered here. Always refer to the hacks installation instructions/README if available.}}
	# Download a ROM hack		# Download a ROM hack
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	# Turn on '''Enable game patching''' if it is not already enabled		# Turn on '''Enable game patching''' if it is not already enabled
	# Press {{B\|START}} to save and exit		# Press {{B\|START}} to save and exit
	{{success\|Your title should now be patched using ~~layeredfs~~.}}		{{success\|Your title should now be patched using LayeredFS.}}

	==Game plugins==		==Game plugins==

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	* [https://www.romhacking.net/?page=utilities&platform=51 Romhacking.net utilities]		* [https://www.romhacking.net/?page=utilities&platform=51 Romhacking.net utilities]
	* [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features]		* [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features]
	{{Category:Nintendo 3DS information}}		[[Category:Nintendo 3DS information]]

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	* [https://www.romhacking.net/?page=utilities&platform=51 Romhacking.net utilities]		* [https://www.romhacking.net/?page=utilities&platform=51 Romhacking.net utilities]
	* [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features]		* [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features]
			{{Category:Nintendo 3DS information}}

ItsCrocoSwine: ItsCrocoSwine moved page User:ItsCrocoSwine/3DS Game modification to 3DS:Game modification: move to 3DS namespace

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ItsCrocoSwine moved page User:ItsCrocoSwine/3DS Game modification to 3DS:Game modification: move to 3DS namespace

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ItsCrocoSwine: added ROM and save editor info + moved plugin links to /* External links */

2024-05-29T22:52:56Z

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	{{Page WIP\|notes=		{{Page WIP\|notes=* Could use instructions on how to modify and rebuild a CIA for ROM hacks (maybe a link to a different guide?)}}
	* Needs info on save and ROM editors
	* Could use instructions on how to modify and rebuild a CIA for ROM hacks (maybe a link to a different guide?)}}
	==Luma3DS game patching==		==Luma3DS game patching==
	{{Main\|3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration}}		{{Main\|3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration}}
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	==ROM hacks==		==ROM hacks==
	ROM hacks are game mods that work by modifying or adding to a games files to change or add new content. ROM hacks can be made for a variety of different reasons, from making a game harder, adding new levels, translating the game to a different language, texture packs, randomization, and much more. Most ROM hacks on 3DS are distributed as unpacked files, and applied using Luma3DS's layeredfs. You can find some ROM hacks on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.		ROM hacks are game mods that work by modifying or adding to a games files to change or add new content. ROM hacks can be made for a variety of different reasons, from making a game harder, adding new levels, translating the game to a different language, texture packs, randomization, and much more. Most ROM hacks on 3DS are distributed as unpacked files, and applied using Luma3DS's layeredfs. You can find some ROM hacks on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS games\|Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.

	===Patching using layeredfs===		===Patching using layeredfs===
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	==Game plugins==		==Game plugins==
	{{Main\|3DS:Game plugins}}		{{Main\|3DS:Game plugins}}
	Plugins are add-ons that run with a game. Plugins generally come in two types, 3GX or PLG. [[3DS:Game plugins/3GX\|3GX plugins]] run using Luma3DS's built in plugin loader, while [[3DS:Game plugins/PLG\|PLG plugins]] can be run using [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR BootNTR]. 3GX plugins are usually newer and should generally be used if given a choice. ~~A large collection of PLG~~ plugins ~~can be found in the~~ [~~https~~:~~//github.com/ItsDeidara/MegaNTR MegaNTR collection here~~] or ~~you can browse for [https://www.gamebrew~~.~~org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks#Plugins-0 Plugins on gamebrew]~~		Plugins are add-ons that run with a game. Plugins generally come in two types, 3GX or PLG. [[3DS:Game plugins/3GX\|3GX plugins]] run using Luma3DS's built in plugin loader, while [[3DS:Game plugins/PLG\|PLG plugins]] can be run using [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR BootNTR]. 3GX plugins are usually newer and should generally be used if given a choice. You can find some plugins on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS games\|Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.

	==Cheat codes==		==Cheat codes==
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	==Save editors==		==Save editors==
	~~WIP~~		Save editors are tools that allow game saves to be edited in order to unlock items, change game progression, edit characters or companions and more. Save editors are usually limited by what the game is already capable of doing, but can sometimes unlock items not earnable through normal gameplay. Most save editors require your save to be unencrypted; you can use a save game manager such as [[Checkpoint]] to make unencrypted backups and restore save backups. You can find some Save editors on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS games\|Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.

	==ROM editors==		==ROM editors==
	~~WIP~~		ROM editors are tools that allow game files or code to be edited in order to change how the game functions. Depending on the editor it may be able to edit textures or sounds, add new game content, make the game more/less difficult, remix content in a new way such as randomizers, and much more. You can find some ROM editors on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[:Category:Nintendo 3DS games\|Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.

	==External links==		==External links==
	[https://~~github~~.~~com~~/~~LumaTeam~~/~~Luma3DS~~/~~wiki~~/~~Optional-features Luma3DS~~/~~wiki~~/~~Optional-features~~]~~<br>~~		* [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks List of Rom Hacks from gamebrew]
	[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks List of ~~Rom Hacks~~ from gamebrew]~~<br>~~		* [https://github.com/ItsDeidara/MegaNTR MegaNTR PLG plugin collection]
	[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_3DS_homebrew_applications#Save_Managers_and_Editors-0 save editor 3DS ~~applications~~ from gamebrew]		* [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks#Plugins-0 List of plugins from gamebrew]
			* [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_3DS_homebrew_applications#Save_Managers_and_Editors-0 save editor 3DS apps from gamebrew]
			* [https://www.romhacking.net/?page=utilities&platform=51 Romhacking.net utilities]
			* [https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features]

ItsCrocoSwine: /* Game plugins */ renamed section to match main page title

2024-05-29T13:00:46Z

Game plugins: renamed section to match main page title

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	{{success\|Your title should now be patched using layeredfs.}}		{{success\|Your title should now be patched using layeredfs.}}

	==~~Plugins~~==		==Game plugins==
	{{Main\|3DS:~~Plugins~~}}		{{Main\|3DS:Game plugins}}
	Plugins are add-ons that run with a game. Plugins generally come in two types, 3GX or PLG. [[3DS:Game plugins/3GX\|3GX plugins]] run using Luma3DS's built in plugin loader, while [[3DS:Game plugins/PLG\|PLG plugins]] can be run using [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR BootNTR]. 3GX plugins are usually newer and should generally be used if given a choice. A large collection of PLG plugins can be found in the [https://github.com/ItsDeidara/MegaNTR MegaNTR collection here] or you can browse for [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks#Plugins-0 Plugins on gamebrew]		Plugins are add-ons that run with a game. Plugins generally come in two types, 3GX or PLG. [[3DS:Game plugins/3GX\|3GX plugins]] run using Luma3DS's built in plugin loader, while [[3DS:Game plugins/PLG\|PLG plugins]] can be run using [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR BootNTR]. 3GX plugins are usually newer and should generally be used if given a choice. A large collection of PLG plugins can be found in the [https://github.com/ItsDeidara/MegaNTR MegaNTR collection here] or you can browse for [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks#Plugins-0 Plugins on gamebrew]

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			{{Page WIP\|notes=
			* Needs info on save and ROM editors
			* Could use instructions on how to modify and rebuild a CIA for ROM hacks (maybe a link to a different guide?)}}
	==Luma3DS game patching==		==Luma3DS game patching==
	{{Main\|3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration}}		{{Main\|3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration}}
	Luma3DS allows for the modification of a game or application without having to patch the original files. This is done by redirecting the ~~reading of files~~ to a separate location containing the modified files. Because no original game files are actually being modified, this ~~feature~~ works with ~~physical~~ game cartridges. ~~To use this feature, files~~ must be placed in a <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/</code> folder~~. 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~~ the Title ID ~~for Pokémon X is <code>0004000000055D00</code>, so~~ modified ~~Pokémon X files would be placed at <code>/luma/titles/0004000000055D00/</code>~~. Luma3DS's game patching supports the following files:		[[3DS:Luma3DS\|Luma3DS]] allows for the modification of a game or application without having to patch the original files. This is done by redirecting the application's file calls to a separate location containing the modified files. Because no original game files are actually being modified, this makes distribution/installation of ROM hacks simple, and even works with game cartridges. Files must be placed in a <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/</code> folder, with the Title ID of the title being modified. Luma3DS's game patching supports the following files:

	* <h3>External code.bin and exheader.bin loading</h3>		* <h3>External code.bin and exheader.bin loading</h3>
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	:: Locale Emulation can be used to launch a title with different region settings than the system. Although Luma3DS allows for any region game to be launched, some games may crash if the system region settings are not supported. Luma3DS can use alternate locale information from a <code>locale.txt</code> file placed in the <code>/<Title ID>/</code> folder for a title. Follow [[3DS:Setting game locales]] for more detailed instructions.		:: Locale Emulation can be used to launch a title with different region settings than the system. Although Luma3DS allows for any region game to be launched, some games may crash if the system region settings are not supported. Luma3DS can use alternate locale information from a <code>locale.txt</code> file placed in the <code>/<Title ID>/</code> folder for a title. Follow [[3DS:Setting game locales]] for more detailed instructions.

			==ROM hacks==
			ROM hacks are game mods that work by modifying or adding to a games files to change or add new content. ROM hacks can be made for a variety of different reasons, from making a game harder, adding new levels, translating the game to a different language, texture packs, randomization, and much more. Most ROM hacks on 3DS are distributed as unpacked files, and applied using Luma3DS's layeredfs. You can find some ROM hacks on their individual game pages; see a full list at [[Category:Nintendo 3DS games]], or use the search feature.

			===Patching using layeredfs===
			{{info\|Some hacks have additional files and instructions to follow that aren't covered here. Always refer to the hacks installation instructions/README if available.}}
			# Download a ROM hack
			# Copy the files to your SD card:
			#* If the files contain a <code>/luma/</code> folder, copy it to the root of your SD card merging when asked
			#* If the files contain a <code>/<Title ID>/</code> (16 character long) folder, copy it to <code>/luma/titles/</code>
			#* If the files contain <code>/romfs/</code>, <code>code.bin</code> or <code>code.ips</code>; create a new folder in <code>/luma/titles/</code> and rename it to the Title ID of the game. Copy the <code>/romfs/</code>, <code>code.bin</code> or <code>code.ips</code> to the <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/</code> folder you just made
			#** 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 the Title ID for Pokémon X is <code>0004000000055D00</code>, so modified Pokémon X files would be placed at <code>/luma/titles/0004000000055D00/</code>.
			# Insert your SD card 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
			{{success\|Your title should now be patched using layeredfs.}}

	==Plugins==		==Plugins==
	{{Main\|3DS:Plugins}}		{{Main\|3DS:Plugins}}
	Plugins are add-ons that run with a game. Plugins ~~generaly~~ come in two types, 3GX or PLG. [[3DS:Game plugins/~~PLG~~\|~~PLG~~ plugins]] ~~can be~~ run using ~~bootNTR~~, while [[3DS:Game plugins/~~3GX~~\|~~3GX~~ plugins]] run using ~~Luma3DS's built in plugin loader~~. 3GX plugins are ~~generaly~~ newer and should ~~usually~~ be used if given a choice. A large collection of PLG plugins can be found in the [https://github.com/ItsDeidara/MegaNTR MegaNTR collection here] or you can browse for [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks#Plugins-0 Plugins on gamebrew]		Plugins are add-ons that run with a game. Plugins generally come in two types, 3GX or PLG. [[3DS:Game plugins/3GX\|3GX plugins]] run using Luma3DS's built in plugin loader, while [[3DS:Game plugins/PLG\|PLG plugins]] can be run using [https://github.com/Nanquitas/BootNTR BootNTR]. 3GX plugins are usually newer and should generally be used if given a choice. A large collection of PLG plugins can be found in the [https://github.com/ItsDeidara/MegaNTR MegaNTR collection here] or you can browse for [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks#Plugins-0 Plugins on gamebrew]

	==Cheat codes==		==Cheat codes==
	Cheat codes, or Action Replay codes, ~~are~~ are instructions to edit ~~values in~~ memory that allow for games behavior and values to be edited. These can be used in a variety of ways, from invincibility, max currency, unlocking items, and more. The two main ways to use cheats are from Luma3DS's Rosalina menu, or CTRPluginFramework's Action Replay. Using cheats with CTRPluginFramework, or a dedicated cheat plugin for the game you want to play will usually be more compatible.		Cheat codes, or Action Replay codes, are instructions to edit memory addresses that allow for games behavior and values to be edited. These can be used in a variety of ways, from invincibility, max currency, unlocking items, and more. The two main ways to use cheats are from Luma3DS's Rosalina menu, or CTRPluginFramework's Action Replay. Using cheats with CTRPluginFramework, or a dedicated cheat plugin for the game you want to play will usually be more compatible.

	===Rosalina menu cheats===		===Rosalina menu cheats===
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	==Save editors==		==Save editors==
			WIP

	==ROM editors==		==ROM editors==
			WIP

	==External links==		==External links==

ItsCrocoSwine: cheat codes

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cheat codes

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	==Luma3DS game patching==		==Luma3DS game patching==
	{{Main\|3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration}}		{{Main\|3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration}}
	Luma3DS allows for the modification of a game or application without having to patch the original files. This is done by redirecting the reading of files to a separate location containing the modified files. Because no original game files are actually being modified, this feature works with physical game cartridges. To use this feature, files must be placed in a <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/</code> folder. 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 the Title ID for Pokémon X is <code>0004000000055D00</code>, so modified Pokémon X files would be placed at <code>/luma/titles/0004000000055D00/</code>.		Luma3DS allows for the modification of a game or application without having to patch the original files. This is done by redirecting the reading of files to a separate location containing the modified files. Because no original game files are actually being modified, this feature works with physical game cartridges. To use this feature, files must be placed in a <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/</code> folder. 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 the Title ID for Pokémon X is <code>0004000000055D00</code>, so modified Pokémon X files would be placed at <code>/luma/titles/0004000000055D00/</code>. Luma3DS's game patching supports the following files:

	~~===~~External code.bin and exheader.bin loading~~===~~		* <h3>External code.bin and exheader.bin loading</h3>
	Patched <code>code.bin</code> and <code>exheader.bin</code> files can be loaded. Compressed <code>.code</code> files will not work with this feature, it must be uncompressed into a <code>code.bin</code>.		:: Patched <code>code.bin</code> and <code>exheader.bin</code> files can be loaded. Compressed <code>.code</code> files will not work with this feature, it must be uncompressed into a <code>code.bin</code>.
	~~===~~IPS patching~~===~~
	IPS patches for <code>code.bin</code> are also supported, which contain only the changes to the original code rather than the entire <code>code.bin</code>. Patches should be named <code>code.ips</code> and placed instead of a patched <code>code.bin</code>.		* <h3>IPS patching</h3>
	~~===~~LayeredFS~~===~~		:: IPS patches for <code>code.bin</code> are also supported, which contain only the changes to the original code rather than the entire <code>code.bin</code>. Patches should be named <code>code.ips</code> and placed instead of a patched <code>code.bin</code>.
	Files within a game or applications <code>romfs</code> folder can redirected by placing modified files within <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/romfs</code>.
	~~===~~Locale Emulation~~===~~		* <h3>LayeredFS</h3>
	{{Main\|3DS:Setting game locales}}		:: Files within a game or applications <code>romfs</code> folder can redirected by placing modified files within <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/romfs</code>.

			* <h3>Locale Emulation</h3>
			:: {{Main\|3DS:Setting game locales}}
			:: Locale Emulation can be used to launch a title with different region settings than the system. Although Luma3DS allows for any region game to be launched, some games may crash if the system region settings are not supported. Luma3DS can use alternate locale information from a <code>locale.txt</code> file placed in the <code>/<Title ID>/</code> folder for a title. Follow [[3DS:Setting game locales]] for more detailed instructions.


	==Plugins==		==Plugins==
	{{Main\|3DS:Plugins}}		{{Main\|3DS:Plugins}}
	[~~https~~://~~github~~.~~com/PabloMK7/CTRPluginFramework-BlankTemplate CTRPluginFramework~~ 3GX ~~- Blank Template]<br>~~		Plugins are add-ons that run with a game. Plugins generaly come in two types, 3GX or PLG. [[3DS:Game plugins/PLG\|PLG plugins]] can be run using bootNTR, while [[3DS:Game plugins/3GX\|3GX plugins]] run using Luma3DS's built in plugin loader. 3GX plugins are generaly newer and should usually be used if given a choice. A large collection of PLG plugins can be found in the [https://github.com/ItsDeidara/MegaNTR MegaNTR collection here] or you can browse for [https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks#Plugins-0 Plugins on gamebrew]
	[https://github.com/ItsDeidara/MegaNTR MegaNTR ~~PLG plugin~~ collection]~~<br>~~
	[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks#Plugins-0 Plugins ~~list~~ from ~~gamebrew~~]		==Cheat codes==
			Cheat codes, or Action Replay codes, are are instructions to edit values in memory that allow for games behavior and values to be edited. These can be used in a variety of ways, from invincibility, max currency, unlocking items, and more. The two main ways to use cheats are from Luma3DS's Rosalina menu, or CTRPluginFramework's Action Replay. Using cheats with CTRPluginFramework, or a dedicated cheat plugin for the game you want to play will usually be more compatible.

			===Rosalina menu cheats===
			To use cheats with Rosalina menu:
			# Place cheat files in plain text at either <code>/cheats/<Title ID>.txt</code> or <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/cheats.txt</code>
			#* Cheat files can be generated using [[Checkpoint]], or downloaded from [https://github.com/FlagBrew/Sharkive/tree/master/3ds the Sharkive repository].
			# Open the Rosalina menu ({{B\|L\|D-Pad down\|SELECT}} by default)
			# Select <code>cheats...</code>
			# Press {{B\|A}} on any cheats you want activated
			# Press {{B\|B}} until you exit the Rosalina menu

	==~~Cheats~~==		===CTRPluginFramework Action Replay===
	[https://github.com/iSharingan/CTRPF-AR-CHEAT-CODES ~~CTRPluginFramework~~ Action Replay ~~cheat~~ codes]		To use cheats with CTRPluginFramework:
			# Install the latest version of [https://github.com/PabloMK7/CTRPluginFramework-BlankTemplate/releases/latest CTRPluginFramework-BlankTemplate] (the <code>.3gx</code> file) using the instructions [[3DS:Game plugins/3GX\|here]]
			# Place cheat files in plain text at either <code>/cheats/<Title ID>.txt</code> or in the same folder as the <code>.3gx</code> plugin as <code>cheats.txt</code>
			#* A repository of compiled cheat codes can be found [https://github.com/iSharingan/CTRPF-AR-CHEAT-CODES here]
			#* Or create your own cheats; a list of all code types supported by Action Replay can be found [https://gist.github.com/Nanquitas/d6c920a59c757cf7917c2bffa76de860 here]
			# Open the Rosalina menu ({{B\|L\|D-Pad down\|SELECT}} by default)
			# Press {{B\|A}} on <code>Plugin Loader:</code> to enable it
			# Press {{B\|B}} until you exit the Rosalina menu
			# launch your game of choice
			#* The screen should flash another color to indicate that the plugin has successfully loaded
			#* it will say <code>Plugin ready!</code> on the top screen when it is loaded
			# Press {{B\|SELECT}} to open the plugin menu
			# Tap on <code>Action Replay</code>
			# Select the Action Replay codes you want to use
			# Press {{B\|SELECT}} to exit the plugin menu

	==Save editors==		==Save editors==

ItsCrocoSwine: a few words

2024-05-29T00:46:32Z

a few words

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	==Luma3DS game patching==		==Luma3DS game patching==
	{{Main\|3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration}}		{{Main\|3DS:Luma3DS/Configuration}}
	===External code.bin and exheader.bin loading===		Luma3DS allows for the modification of a game or application without having to patch the original files. This is done by redirecting the reading of files to a separate location containing the modified files. Because no original game files are actually being modified, this feature works with physical game cartridges. To use this feature, files must be placed in a <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/</code> folder. 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 the Title ID for Pokémon X is <code>0004000000055D00</code>, so modified Pokémon X files would be placed at <code>/luma/titles/0004000000055D00/</code>.

			===External code.bin and exheader.bin loading===
			Patched <code>code.bin</code> and <code>exheader.bin</code> files can be loaded. Compressed <code>.code</code> files will not work with this feature, it must be uncompressed into a <code>code.bin</code>.
	===IPS patching===		===IPS patching===
	===LayeredFS===		IPS patches for <code>code.bin</code> are also supported, which contain only the changes to the original code rather than the entire <code>code.bin</code>. Patches should be named <code>code.ips</code> and placed instead of a patched <code>code.bin</code>.
			===LayeredFS===
			Files within a game or applications <code>romfs</code> folder can redirected by placing modified files within <code>/luma/titles/<Title ID>/romfs</code>.
	===Locale Emulation===		===Locale Emulation===
	{{Main\|3DS:Setting game locales}}		{{Main\|3DS:Setting game locales}}


	==Plugins==		==Plugins==
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	==External links==		==External links==
			[https://github.com/LumaTeam/Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features Luma3DS/wiki/Optional-features]<br>
	[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks List of Rom Hacks from gamebrew]<br>		[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_all_3DS_Rom_Hacks List of Rom Hacks from gamebrew]<br>
	[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_3DS_homebrew_applications#Save_Managers_and_Editors-0 save editor 3DS applications from gamebrew]		[https://www.gamebrew.org/wiki/List_of_3DS_homebrew_applications#Save_Managers_and_Editors-0 save editor 3DS applications from gamebrew]