how do i install this?Some cheats I made using the resources provided here, hope they're of use:
If someone could send me a code to fill up the Nook Catalogue I'd be very appreciative!
read like the first 5 pages. answers thereAnimal crossing doesnt show up on edizon
my guess is your storage expands as your expand your house.little interesting tid bit if anyone can figure this out. turns out house storages work a little different for everyone else. i have a max house and have 144 slots but someone told me they have a little over 200. we're thinking it depends on storage furniture but cant check atm. if anyone could test that theory or find out what causes inventory that would be cool
That is correct.my guess is your storage expands as your expand your house.
Atmosphere supports cheats natively.How are Atmosphere users going about running these cheats? Curious as an atmos user myself.
The number next to the tools is the slot?Some cheats I made using the resources provided here, hope they're of use:
https://pastebin.com/BY2Cp22a
If someone could send me a code to fill up the Nook Catalogue I'd be very appreciative!
Oh cool, I didn't know Atmo went native. I thought you still had to use Edizon to use cheats. Good to know.That is correct.
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Atmosphere supports cheats natively.
Edizon might be easier to use for the layman, but Atmosphere supports cheats natively without it.Oh cool, I didn't know Atmo went native. I thought you still had to use Edizon to use cheats. Good to know.
Trying to find guides for it but can't find anything yet. Also when opening cheats in edizon while AC is open, atmosphere crashes.Edizon might be easier to use for the layman, but Atmosphere supports cheats natively without it.
Can someone please explain to me how to use these cheats, or point me in the direction of a guide that would be useful, please?
I tried to get it figured out, but I guess it's not as simple as it used to be... I have tried following the thread, but everything I have tried seems to fail.
You should make his into a thread so people can link directly to it, people ask 20 times every 10 post page.Are you on atmosphere?
Install EdiZon: https://github.com/WerWolv/EdiZon
Install Tesla: https://gbatemp.net/threads/tesla-the-nintendo-switch-overlay-menu.557362/
Install the EdiZon Overlay:http://werwolv.net/downloads/EdiZonOverlay.zip
Extract the .rar and drag it into the atmosphere/contents folder. Open up the folder you just extracted and edit the text file inside to include the cheats you want to use. The .rar in my post is just empty with no cheats inside. Make sure not to change the names of any of the folders or files.
Once your cheats are in, load into the game and hit L (the bumper button), down on D-pad and click in your right joystick. It should pull up the overlay and you should see your cheats on (they can be toggled off too.) Don't use too many cheats at once, I've had it crash my Switch before. Make sure to back up your save with JKSV too before cheating.
https://github.com/J-D-K/JKSV/releases Save backups for Animal Crossing are in the Dev. Saves menu or whatever (the last option.)
Okay, I made it into a thread.You should make his into a thread so people can link directly to it, people ask 20 times every 10 post page.
So I got some good news and bad news about custom design pallets. I found out they are stored in main.dat starting at 001D7200 in a hex editor, however, the pallet definer is changed from new leaf so directly dropping in a .acnl file's hex will result in the save file being unreadable, however you are able to add the image data (anything that's not the name of pattern, author, town, pallet type) from the .acnl file into the main.dat
This isn't really a deal breaker though because its very easy to switch the pallet ingame, the only problems i see are that some pallets are missing compared to whats available on some pallet storage websites, though, I might just be bad at understanding how patterns work. Atleast it's possible for us to import patterns and once the save editor is released im sure they're be a more robust way to add patterns.
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So I got some good news and bad news about custom design pallets. I found out they are stored in main.dat starting at 001D7200 in a hex editor, however, the pallet definer is changed from new leaf so directly dropping in a .acnl file's hex will result in the save file being unreadable, however you are able to add the image data (anything that's not the name of pattern, author, town, pallet type) from the .acnl file into the main.dat
This isn't really a deal breaker though because its very easy to switch the pallet ingame, the only problems i see are that some pallets are missing compared to whats available on some pallet storage websites, though, I might just be bad at understanding how patterns work. Atleast it's possible for us to import patterns and once the save editor is released im sure they're be a more robust way to add patterns.
edit: proof