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{{Infobox 3DS Homebrews
{{Infobox 3DS Homebrews
|title=3DS SNES Save Converter
|title=3DS SNES Save Converter
|image=3DSSNESSaveConverter.jpg
|image=3dssnessaveconverter3.png
|description=A small python app that allows you to convert your SNES Virtual Console saves to .SRM format, and vice versa.
|description=Convert your SNES Virtual Console saves to .SRM format, and vice versa.
|author=manuGMG
|author=manuGMG
|lastupdated=2020/10/04
|lastupdated=2020/10/04
|type=Hack Utilities
|type=Save and Game Managers
|version=1.0
|version=1.0
|license=Mixed
|license=Mixed
|download=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/3dshomebrew/3DSSNESSaveConverter.rar
|download=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/3dshomebrews/3dssnessaveconverter.7z
|website=https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-3ds-snes-save-converter.574927/
|website=https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-3ds-snes-save-converter.574927
|source=https://github.com/manuGMG/3ds-snes-sc
|source=https://github.com/manuGMG/3ds-snes-sc
}}
}}
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This is a Python application that allows you to convert your SNES Virtual Console saves to .SRM format, and vice versa.


https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/3dshomebrew/3DSSNESSaveConverter-01.png
'''Note:''' Please use at your own risk.


Hi, I wrote a small python app that allows you to convert your SNES Virtual Console saves to .SRM format, and vice versa.
==User guide==
===Convert 3DS Save to .SRM===
* Extract your save files using [[JKSM 3DS|JKSM]] (you only need the .VES file).
* Open 3DS SNES Save Converter.
* Select your .VES file, click on VES to SRM button.
* You'll get a .SRM file in the 3ds-snes-sc directory.


==Convert your 3DS Save to .SRM:==
===Convert .SRM Save to .VES===
# Extract your save files using JKSM.
* Open 3DS SNES Save Converter.
# You will get many files in your save folder, but you'll only need the .VES file.
* Select your .SRM file, then write the Game Preset ID. You can get it from [https://www.reddit.com/r/miniSNES/comments/77pod9/snes_hacking_preset_ids_what_we_know_now/ here].
# Open 3DS SNES Save Converter.
** Remember not to add 0x to the Game Preset ID.
# Select your .VES file.
** For example, if you are converting a Super Mario World save, you should only write: 1011 (instead of 0x1011).
# Click on 'VES to SRM' button.
* Click on SRM to VES button.
# You'll get a .SRM file in the 3ds-snes-sc directory.
* You'll get a .VES file in the 3ds-snes-sc directory, rename it to the product code of the game.
* For example, if you are converting an Earthbound save, you should name the file: KTR-UAEE.ves.
* Import your save (a folder with only the .VES file) using [[JKSM 3DS|JKSM]] and you should see your progress when booting the game.


==Convert your .SRM Save to .VES (3DS):==
==Screenshots==
# Open 3DS SNES Save Converter.
https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/3dshomebrews/3dssnessaveconverter3.png
# Select your .SRM file.
# You will now need to write the Game Preset ID. You can get it from [https://www.reddit.com/r/miniSNES/comments/77pod9/snes_hacking_preset_ids_what_we_know_now/ here].
# Remember not to add 0x to the Game Preset ID.
# For example, if you are converting a Super Mario World save, you should only write: 1011 (instead of 0x1011)
# Click on 'SRM to VES' button.
# You'll get a .VES file in the 3ds-snes-sc directory, rename it to the product code of the game.
# For example, if you are converting an Earthbound save, you should name the file: KTR-UAEE.ves
# Import your save (a folder with only the .VES file) using JKSM and you should see your progress when booting the game.


==Credits==
3ds-snes-sc was inspired and based on the following posts:​
3ds-snes-sc was inspired and based on the following posts:​
* [https://gbatemp.net/threads/research-snes-virtual-console-save-files.498334/ Research: SNES virtual console save files] by k1r92​.
* [https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-extract-snes-virtual-console-saves-from-3ds-to-pc.433063/ How to Extract SNES Virtual Console Saves from 3DS to PC] by Webbmaster1990​.


* [https://gbatemp.net/threads/research-snes-virtual-console-save-files.498334/ Research: SNES virtual console save files] by k1r92​
==External links==
* [https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-extract-snes-virtual-console-saves-from-3ds-to-pc.433063/ How to Extract SNES Virtual Console Saves from 3DS to PC] by Webbmaster1990​
* GitHub - https://github.com/manuGMG/3ds-snes-sc
* GBAtemp - https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-3ds-snes-save-converter.574927

Latest revision as of 04:29, 6 Mayıs 2024

3DS SNES Save Converter
3dssnessaveconverter3.png
General
AuthormanuGMG
TypeSave and Game Managers
Version1.0
LicenseMixed
Last Updated2020/10/04
Links
Download
Website
Source

This is a Python application that allows you to convert your SNES Virtual Console saves to .SRM format, and vice versa.

Note: Please use at your own risk.

User guide

Convert 3DS Save to .SRM

  • Extract your save files using JKSM (you only need the .VES file).
  • Open 3DS SNES Save Converter.
  • Select your .VES file, click on VES to SRM button.
  • You'll get a .SRM file in the 3ds-snes-sc directory.

Convert .SRM Save to .VES

  • Open 3DS SNES Save Converter.
  • Select your .SRM file, then write the Game Preset ID. You can get it from here.
    • Remember not to add 0x to the Game Preset ID.
    • For example, if you are converting a Super Mario World save, you should only write: 1011 (instead of 0x1011).
  • Click on SRM to VES button.
  • You'll get a .VES file in the 3ds-snes-sc directory, rename it to the product code of the game.
  • For example, if you are converting an Earthbound save, you should name the file: KTR-UAEE.ves.
  • Import your save (a folder with only the .VES file) using JKSM and you should see your progress when booting the game.

Screenshots

3dssnessaveconverter3.png

Credits

3ds-snes-sc was inspired and based on the following posts:​

External links

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