#Homebrew launcher cia ironhax how to#
#Homebrew launcher cia ironhax install#

The demo (prior to the updated November 2015 version) isn't usable with the *hax payloads. Super Smash Bros 3DS (full-game) and a way to broadcast raw wifi beacons.

SmileBASIC (JPN version 3.3.2 via app downgrade, USA/EUR 3.6.0, aka latest app version) SmileBASIC (JPN all versions up to 3.32 excluded, USA 3.31 only)įrom 9.0.0-7 up to and including 11.13.0-45 Please see the above Payload section regarding what 'Supported firmwares' indicates exactly.įrom 4.0.0-7 up to and including 9.2.0-20.Ī cartridge or eShop version (JPN-only) of 'Cubic Ninja'.Ī cartridge or eShop version (JPN-only, not available anymore for purchase) of 'Cubic Ninja'.Ī cartridge or eShop version (USA/EUR/JPN, not available anymore for purchase) of 'Freakyform Deluxe'.įrom 9.0.0-7 up to and including 11.0.0-33 The following homebrew exploits can be executed on a previously un-exploited system. No longer needed as of Luma 8.0įor the rest of this page, 'Supported firmwares' refers to the exploit itself, not whether *hax payload supports it. 2 Standalone Homebrew Launcher Exploitsīooted by all of the below non-sysmodule exploits.If you're missing something just tell me and I'll try my best to add it here. Have fun playing around with this and I hope I've covered everything in here. If you want to convert these files into MP3/OGG/WAV or any other format you like you simply have to play the file and right-click it in Foobar2000, there'll be a ' Convert' option which is pretty self explanatory when you use it.Once you've installed and set up Foobar2000 correctly you'll now be able to play the music files by either double-clicking on them or rightclick -> ' Open with.' and Foobar2000 from there on.

#Homebrew launcher cia ironhax install#

After that download the plugin and double-click on it, Foobar2000 will automatically open and ask you to install the plugin, additionally it'll ask you for Admin permissions to update and link the new file formats on Windows to Foobar2000. A little help for installing those 2 things: Simply download and install Foobar2000 like you'd normally do with any other application on Windows.If not already done install Foobar2000 and the vgmstream plugin mentioned in the ' What You'll Need' list above.For Nintendo games they are usually in a folder called ' sound' tho. Since every game is a bit different built up there's no exact place where the music files are. Simply open the folder and search for the music files.This is the extracted, decrypted and ready to use stuff from your game. Once the extraction is done and the tool is closed you'll notice that inside the ' HackingToolkit.exe' folder you'll find a new folder called ' romfs'.Additional (only if you're an EmuNAND user, if this doesn't tell you anything ignore this): Make sure that you run the homebrew launcher exploit where your games are installed, as example if your games are located in EmuNAND make sure you start Homebrew Launcher via an additional exploit IN EmuNAND and not via Menuhax from a cold boot as example, else you won't be able to select the games installed on EmuNAND, it'll only display those present in SysNAND.

#Homebrew launcher cia ironhax how to#

See the above linked ' Homebrew Launcher' link to see how to set those up.

Start your 3DS and open the Homebrew Launcher with your favorite exploit entry point (Ninjhax, Ironhax, Menuhax, and so on.

The current right path for this should be something like /3ds/braindump/braindump.3dsx

Put the Braindump files into the right folder on your SD card.

Be sure that your 3DS is able to run homebrew ( duh, obvious.).

Foobar2000 with the vgmstream plugin (to play/convert files afterwards).

Optionally you can just use 'ctrtool' but I'm not going to describe this further here (for now).

PackHack(I'm not sure if it's allowed to link this here, just search 'PackHack 3DS' on Google if link gets removed).

Big enough (Micro)SD card, dumps take 400MB to 1GB in size.

A modified 3DS capable of running homebrew in any way (Ninjhax, Ironhax, Menuhax.

I only had troubles trying to extract CIA and 3DS files due to missing encryption keys, this method will completely avoid that. Of course this is probably not the ' fastest way' but it certainly is an easy to understand one which works almost all times. This is an ' easy' way for getting your favorite game music (and sometimes even sound effects) out of an already installed game on your 3DS.ĭue to the various occurrences of de- and encrypted CIA, 3DS and so on files we're going to use Braindump to dump the already installed game from your 3DS into a CXI file which we can then extract without any problem via ctrtool (aka. How To Extract Music (and other stuff) from 3DS Games