Homebrew [Release]JK's SaveManager - Homebrew CIA Save manager.

[JK_]

This is a save manager you can install as a CIA. This means no more booting into the homebrew menu and rebooting to import and export saves.

Testing has shown that it doesn't appear to have any problems with any titles. Thanks to @Gocario, it will automatically delete any secure values.
It can also export and import ExtData IF the title uses it.

I've made it as simple as I can, while keeping the slot feature from my old save manager.
When you select backup or restore, you will have to select or create a new slot. If you don't like the input screen, you can create the directories yourself inside the game's export folder.

Save Data is exported to SD:/JKSV/Saves/[Title]/[Slot Dir]
ExtData is exported to SD:/JKSV/ExtData/[Title]/[Slot Dir]
System Save data is exported to SD:/JKSV/SysSave/
Boss ExtData is exported to SD:/JKSV/Boss/
Shared ExtData is exported to sd/JKSV/Shared/[ID]/[DIR]

Tell me if you have any issues. I've tried my best to get everything 100%, but I'm not perfect.
Please set FileZilla's transfer type to binary before reporting corrupted data. Auto and ASCII can sometimes cause issues.

Spoiler: FAQ

-I press A and nothing happens-
This means one of two things usually. The first is that the game has not been
started and/or given a chance to format its save data. The second is that this title
saves to Extra Save Data or ExtData, like Fantasy Life or Monster Hunter Generations.

-I can't open the Extra Data for [Title], but I know it's there.-
Some games with multiple versions, Pokemon and Fire Emblem Fates for example, save to
an extra data archive that they all share. This means I need to add a redirect for these
games before you can access it. I do not enumerate the Extra Data, I use the ID from the
title to access it or test if it's there.

-What is MHGSV?-
MHGSV is a save data tool specifically for Monster Hunter Generations. It is intended for people using homebrew
only on official firmwares, as it detects you system's region and uses that to determine which
archive to open. Using it on a US system with a JPN game for example will not work as it will
try to open archive 0x1870 instead of 0x1554. It does not need an xml file or target, making it easier
to work with if you only want quick save edits.

MHGSV is attached to this post.

The latest version is from 12/20/2018.

The banner and icon were made by @Sgt. Lulz.

A big thanks to @Shadowfied, @Phanton, @Sgt. Lulz, and @A_Random_Guy for risking their saves and testing.

Source is available here: https://github.com/J-D-K/JKSM. I'm far from a pro though, so I know some could probably be done better.

 

[Deleted member 373057]

You god

 

[OmegaGamezHD]

Thank you! I've been looking for a save manager in .cia format!

 

[smileyhead]

Will try it out ASAP.

 

[LeSpaz]

Ohmygosh thankyou!
Will try out when i get home (ง ˘ω˘ )ว

 

[Phanton]

I'm so glad that it could be done!

 

[DKB]

FINALLY FUCK

Thank you though.

 

[AtlasFontaine]

The best thing about this is that I don't have to check titleids at 3dsdb. Great fucking job!

 

[ghjfdtg]

Source?

 

[Rinnegatamante]

This is a save manager you can install as a CIA. This means no more booting into the homebrew menu and rebooting to import and export saves.

Testing has shown that it doesn't appear to have any problems with any titles. Thanks to @Gocario, it will automatically delete any secure values.
It can also export and import ExtData IF the title uses it.

I've made it as simple as I can, while keeping the slot feature from my old save manager. I do want to add alphabetical sorting sometime.
When you select backup or restore, you will have to select or create a new slot. If you don't like the input screen, you can create the directories yourself inside the game's export folder.

Save Data is exported to SD:/Saves/[Title]/[Slot Dir]
ExtData is exported to SD:/ExtData/[Title]/[Slot Dir]

You can download it from here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B00en2wutBvIVTRtbDZZc0F5ajQ
I will also attach it to this post.

Tell me if you have any issues. I've tried my best to get everything 100%, but I'm not perfect.

The banner and icon were made by @Sgt. Lulz.

A big thanks to @Shadowfied, @Phanton, @Sgt. Lulz, and @A_Random_Guy for risking their saves and testing.

Really good job man! Are you planning to release sourcecode?

 

[Robmead23]

Sounds like a good app. I will give it a try when I get the time

 

[DjoeN]

...
Thanks to @Gocario, it will automatically delete any secure values.
...

Does this mean we also don't have to import secure value from a good save (not tampered with) anymore, like we have to do for Pokemon Shuffle or Animal Crossing?

 

[Jinnial]

We have needed this for seemingly forever. Can't wait to try it out later today!

 

[Sgt. Lulz]

Does this mean we also don't have to import secure value from a good save (not tampered with) anymore, like we have to do for Pokemon Shuffle or Animal Crossing?

Pretty much.
I did the tests with New Leaf, and it succeeded at wiping the secure value where SDF failed.
10/10 it's ok

 

[Shadowfied]

Public release?

Awesome dude. Amazing job. This tool is fucking brilliant. Thanks for letting me help you test it

 

[CrispyYoshi]

Excellent, glad we have an open-source save manager channel. Now I wonder: Would it be possible to create some kind of in-app repo to download/upload save backups from various games based on their TitleID?

 

[Deleted member 373057]

Excellent, glad we have an open-source save manager channel. Now I wonder: Would it be possible to create some kind of in-app repo to download/upload save backups from various games based on their TitleID?

I second this

 

[Robmead23]

I second this

I third this. It would make the perfect app then

 

[Krude]

Does this support system savedata?

Also, please make secure value deletion optional

 

[Damon_girl]

This looks awesome, but what's the difference between this and savedatafiler?