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The 3GX file format is an evolution of the old PLG file format that is used in newer game plugins. You can | The 3GX file format is an evolution of the old PLG file format that is used in newer game plugins. You can run them by using a fork of Luma3DS that has a plugin loader built-in. | ||
== Installation == | == Installation == | ||
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==== Installation ==== | ==== Installation ==== | ||
# Search for <code>Luma3DS</code> in Universal Updater, and download the <code>boot.firm</code> file | # Search for <code>Luma3DS (3GX)</code> in Universal Updater, and download the <code>boot.firm</code> file | ||
# Reboot your system | # Reboot your system | ||
# In the Luma configuration screen, select any options you need, then press START | # In the Luma configuration screen, select any options you need, then press START | ||
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==== What you need ==== | ==== What you need ==== | ||
* | * [https://github.com/PabloMK7/Luma3DS_3GX/releases/latest The 3GX loader fork of Luma3DS] | ||
==== Installation ==== | ==== Installation ==== | ||
* Copy the <code>boot.firm</code> from the 3GX loader fork of Luma to the root of the SD card, replacing the <code>boot.firm</code> already there | |||
* Insert the SD card into your system and power it on | |||
* On the Luma Configuration screen, enable any options that you need, then press Start | |||
** Hint: If you don't know what the options are, you don't need them | |||
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== Using 3GX plugins == | == Using 3GX plugins == | ||
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An example directory for a plugin affecting all games would be <code>luma</code> -> <code>plugins</code> -> <code>default.3gx</code>. | An example directory for a plugin affecting all games would be <code>luma</code> -> <code>plugins</code> -> <code>default.3gx</code>. | ||
=== | === Using 3GX plugins === | ||
# Open the Rosalina menu ( | # Open the Rosalina menu ([Left Shoulder] + [Down D-Pad] + [Select] by default) | ||
# Scroll down to the plugin loader option, then press | # Scroll down to the plugin loader option, then press (A) to enable it | ||
# Exit the Rosalina menu by pressing | # Exit the Rosalina menu by pressing (B) a couple of times | ||
# Open your game of choice | # Open your game of choice | ||
#* The screen should flash another color to indicate that the plugin has successfully loaded | #* The screen should flash another color to indicate that the plugin has successfully loaded | ||
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=== Usage notes === | === Usage notes === | ||
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The 3GX file format is an evolution of the old PLG file format that is used in newer game plugins. You can run them by using a fork of Luma3DS that has a plugin loader built-in.
Luma3DS (3GX) in Universal Updater, and download the boot.firm fileboot.firm from the 3GX loader fork of Luma to the root of the SD card, replacing the boot.firm already thereThe 3GX plugin loader will look for plugins in the luma -> plugins directory. Each plugin must be inside a folder named with the game's Title ID. Inside the folder, place your .3gx file.
FBI -> Titles menu. For example, Taiko no Tatsujin: Dokodon! Mystery Adventure's title ID is 0004000000190E00, so if you wanted to use a plugin for that game, you'd create a folder named 0004000000190E00plugins folderdefault.3gx and just leave it in the plugins folderAn example directory for a plugin affecting one game would be luma -> plugins -> 0004000000190E00 -> plugin.3gx.
An example directory for a plugin affecting all games would be luma -> plugins -> default.3gx.
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