Highlight the bytes from 0x14048 to 0x1405F and Copy (Ctrl+C) them. This brings you over to where your Trainer Name is located in the save file. Type in 14048 (and select hex in the radio buttons, if it isn't already set to that by default) and press OK. Open the save file in a hex editor (I personally like and recommend HxD) and press Ctrl+G to bring up the Goto menu. Open the save file in PKHeX, go to the Trainer Info menu, set your Trainer Name to your desired nickname and save the file. The most straightforward way to do so is to: You will have to manually hex edit that yourself. Important: PKHeX does not support editing your nickname for X/Y as of now. You just have to rename the file to main, open the save file in PKHeX to change OT, ID numbers and any other kind of info you'd want to change, and/or if you want a certain nature/certain IVs on your starter. No clue how Citra handles updates, if at all.Since Citra has problems with X/Y where the game crashes during the intro, and in some cases, when choosing your starter, I went ahead and made save files for every gender + appearance + starter combinations.Įach save file is saved right after receiving the starter, and the files are named appropriately (left/center/right refers to the character appearance, in the same order as they appear during the intro.) One other thing is that edits done to the exefs stuff are superseded by official updates, so if you want those to actually work, you have to delete the update data for the game you're using, at least on an actual 3DS. It's just recommended that you dump your own cartridge because it's more, y'know, legal :V I don't think there's a functional difference between the two. I don't know anything about Citra, sorry.ĥ. Then when you're done doing your thing, you just copy the contents back to their original folders.ģ. One thing to note is that, at least for X/Y, hitting the "+/-" button in the randomizer section of the Wild Pokemon tab crashes the program. I personally just put them in a folder on my desktop for ease of navigation.Įverything else within the program is pretty self-explanatory, since there's different tabs for each individual thing you'd want to edit. The contents of those should be copied over to folders named "romfsdir" and "exefsdir", and when opening them, you point pk3DS to the folder that's containing both of them. 3DS file with Hacking Toolkit 3DS, you're gonna get "ExtractedRomFS" and "ExtractedExeFS". The biggest hurdle with pk3DS is that it's picky with how it wants your files arranged. 3DS or CIA when you're done doing edits).Ģ. 3DS file with Asia81's Hacking Toolkit 3DS (which can also repack it into a.
Sorry about the late reply, but if you still care:ġ.
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