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The 3DS uses the 24-hour time format to display the time on the HOME menu among other applets. This guide shows you how to convert the 3DS system's clock on the HUD of the Home Menu to a 12-hour format. This will not affect other applets such as System Settings or the Nintendo eShop at the moment. | The 3DS uses the 24-hour time format to display the time on the HOME menu among other applets. This guide shows you how to convert the 3DS system's clock on the HUD of the Home Menu to a 12-hour format. This will not affect other applets such as System Settings or the Nintendo eShop at the moment. | ||
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This guide is based heavily on a custom HOME menu guide by Dungeonfire available at https://axities.github.io/ | This guide is based heavily on a custom HOME menu guide by Dungeonfire available at https://axities.github.io/ | ||
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*TWN: <code>luma/titles/000400300000B102/romfs</code> | *TWN: <code>luma/titles/000400300000B102/romfs</code> | ||
#Create the <code>message_hud/Your language</code> folder. | #Create the <code>message_hud/Your language</code> folder inside the <code>romfs</code> folder. | ||
#Copy <code>hud_msbt_LZ.bin</code> from <code>ExtractedRomFS/message_hud/Your language</code> to the new folder. | #Copy <code>hud_msbt_LZ.bin</code> from <code>ExtractedRomFS/message_hud/Your language</code> to the new folder. | ||
#Eject your SD Card and put it back in the console. | #Eject your SD Card and put it back in the console. | ||
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