3DS:Editing the HOME Menu: Difference between revisions

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*Change the color of applets, and the words that appear when you open them

== Using LayeredFS to customize your HOME menu==

== Using LayeredFS to customize your HOME menu ==

{{Critical|text=This is not a guide for custom themes. If you have a full up-to-date 3DS CFW setup, you may already apply custom themes with the Anemone app that you installed.}}{{Info|text=Some things in this guide will require [https://www.color-hex.com/ hexadecimal colors] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coordinate_system knowledge of coordinates.]}}

===Prerequisites===

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#*You may now edit the color and position values of elements as you please

#*Colors here are not in hexadecimal format, they are in RGB format

#*Refer to the below image for coordinates;

[[File:Coordinates.png]]

#*If you want to remove an element, you can edit the position values of the corresponding element to a very high number

#*This does not work for the connection status bar. If you want to remove it, open hud.LZ in HxD and change the following offsets to 00:

#*<code>0x000097E2</code>

#*<code>0x000098A2</code>

#*<code>0x00009962</code>

#*The above are 1 size offsets, so only edit the pair your cursor jumps to when entering the offset value

#*When you are done editing the values, check the box of each one you edited and close Cheat Engine

===Section VII: Using LayeredFS to Apply your Changes===

#Launch the <code>Home Menu Rebuilding Tool.bat</code> file from where you extracted it if it is not already open and press <code>6</code>

#Navigate to the <code>luma</code> folder on your SD card

#Create a folder named <code>titles</code> if it doesn't already exist

#Go into your newly created folder and create another folder with the name corresponding to your region;

#*USA: <code>0004003000008F02</code>

#*EUR: <code>0004003000009802</code>

#*JPN: <code>0004003000008202</code>

#Copy your <code>ExtractedRomFS</code> folder from where you extracted the Home Menu Rebuilding Tool to the <code>/luma/titles/<name according to region above><code> folder

#Rename the <code>ExtractedRomFS</code> folder you just copied to <code>romfs</code>

#Put your SD card into your console

#Power on your console while holding SELECT to bring up the Luma Configuration menu

#Use the D-Pad to scroll down to <code>Enable game patching</code> and press A

#Press START

#When your console boots, you should now see the changes you've made

== Credits ==

Thank you to anyone who has helped improve or perfect this guide.

Thank you to whoever made [https://axities.github.io this page.]