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BootNTRSelector will now default to whichever NTR version you selected last. | BootNTRSelector will now default to whichever NTR version you selected last. | ||
''' | ===Auto-update=== | ||
* Since 2.4 the auto-updater only check update once a week. | |||
* You can force the check by pressing X while the application boots. Note that the 3DS must be connected to Internet, else the updater won't start. | |||
===Reset/change configuration=== | |||
* Press Select when you're launching the application (blue screen with Homebrew Logo) and keep it pressed until you have the background rendered. | |||
* It'll erase the configuration file and reload the config menu. | |||
* The file itself is located on the SD Card <code>sd:/Nintendo 3DS/EBNTR/config</code>. | |||
* Deleting it is the same as resetting the configuration. You'll be on the config menu on the next launch. | |||
===Notes for old3DS users=== | |||
* You need to use one of the Mode3 releases in order to use NTR with extended memory games (such as Monster Hunter, Pokémon Sun, Smash Bros, etc). Mode3 has no effect on New3DS. | * You need to use one of the Mode3 releases in order to use NTR with extended memory games (such as Monster Hunter, Pokémon Sun, Smash Bros, etc). Mode3 has no effect on New3DS. | ||
* Launching BootNTRSelector before the home menu is completely loaded may result in a crash/error. So before launching it, wait a couple of seconds for the home menu to be fully loaded. | * Launching BootNTRSelector before the home menu is completely loaded may result in a crash/error. So before launching it, wait a couple of seconds for the home menu to be fully loaded. | ||
===FAQ=== | ===FAQ=== | ||
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On others games, you need to launch the Normal version just like before. | On others games, you need to launch the Normal version just like before. | ||
'''Q. I'm running NTR 3.2 but it does find/load any plugin, why?''' | '''Q. I'm running NTR 3.2 but it does find/load any plugin, why?''' | ||
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'''Q. I used the custom path so why should I keep the plugins here?''' | '''Q. I used the custom path so why should I keep the plugins here?''' | ||
Because the NTR 3.2 can't be patched so it keeps the defaults paths. If you want to use a custom path use NTR 3.3 or 3.4. | Because the NTR 3.2 can't be patched so it keeps the defaults paths. | ||
If you want to use a custom path use NTR 3.3 or 3.4. | |||
'''Q. I have a ntr.bin file on the root of my SD, can I delete it?''' | '''Q. I have a ntr.bin file on the root of my SD, can I delete it?''' | ||
This file is the 3.2 version. You can delete it as long as you don't use this version. | This file is the 3.2 version. | ||
You can delete it as long as you don't use this version. | |||
==Screenshots== | ==Screenshots== | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 11 July 2021
BootNTRSelector is a mod of BootNTR which will allows you to choose the version of NTR you want to load. You have the choice between the version 3.2, 3.3, 3.6.
Features
- A version selector.
- Firm 11.6 compatible.
- Should be a bit faster than the original BootNTR in terms of loading CFW.
- Auto updater.
- Check if NTR is already running before loading another one to avoid a crash.
- Extended Mode Memory Support on Old3DS using the Mode3 version.
Installation
Installing
Note: The latest release v2.13.4 is broken with the official Luma3DS, you can use the Luma3DS 3GX Loader build (by Nanquitas, forked from Luma3DS) which temporarily resolves the issue.
- CIA - Install the .cia file through FBI and run it.
- 3DSX - Copy the .3dsx file into
sdmc:/3ds/BootNTRSelector/and run it through the New Homebrew Menu.
About Mode3.cia
Files with the label Mode3 are specifically made for extended memory games and only needed for old 3DS/2DS models.
- For Old 3DS/2DS - Install both .cia and Mode3.cia.
- For New 3DS/2DS - Use .cia only.
About PabloMK7/FONZD banner
The only difference between these 2 versions is the banner on the top screen displayed in the home menu. You can choose whichever you prefer.
Building
Building BootNTRSelector is handled through buildtools. You have to have the following installed:
- devkitPro with devkitARM
- ctrulib (installed automatically with the devkitARM script)
- citro3d
- portlibs
Once you have installed all the dependencies simply run make in the root directory and if you set it all up correctly it should build.
User guide
Launch BootNTRSelector through your method of choice and follow the on-screen instructions, no extra steps or files are required.
BootNTRSelector will now default to whichever NTR version you selected last.
Auto-update
- Since 2.4 the auto-updater only check update once a week.
- You can force the check by pressing X while the application boots. Note that the 3DS must be connected to Internet, else the updater won't start.
Reset/change configuration
- Press Select when you're launching the application (blue screen with Homebrew Logo) and keep it pressed until you have the background rendered.
- It'll erase the configuration file and reload the config menu.
- The file itself is located on the SD Card
sd:/Nintendo 3DS/EBNTR/config. - Deleting it is the same as resetting the configuration. You'll be on the config menu on the next launch.
Notes for old3DS users
- You need to use one of the Mode3 releases in order to use NTR with extended memory games (such as Monster Hunter, Pokémon Sun, Smash Bros, etc). Mode3 has no effect on New3DS.
- Launching BootNTRSelector before the home menu is completely loaded may result in a crash/error. So before launching it, wait a couple of seconds for the home menu to be fully loaded.
FAQ
Q. I'm using an old 3DS, which version is working on it?
All versions are working on both old3DS and New3DS.
Q. What is Mode 3?
Mode 3 is a version of BootNTR which will allows you to use NTR on games that use Extended Memory Mode on Old3DS (such as Pokémon Moon/Sun, Monster Hunter Generation, etc).
To use it, just launch the Mode 3 and when it tells you to press Home, you press Home and launch your game directly, without closing the Selector app.
Q. Does Mode 3 replace the Normal version, or do I need both?
Short answer: No and you need both.
This concerns only the Old3DS's users, not the users of the New3DS. You need both, because the Mode 3 is only for games using the Extended Memory Mode.
On others games, you need to launch the Normal version just like before.
Q. I'm running NTR 3.2 but it does find/load any plugin, why?
Be sure that the plugins you want to load are located in SD:/plugin/<titleID>/<pluginName>.plg.
Q. I used the custom path so why should I keep the plugins here?
Because the NTR 3.2 can't be patched so it keeps the defaults paths.
If you want to use a custom path use NTR 3.3 or 3.4.
Q. I have a ntr.bin file on the root of my SD, can I delete it?
This file is the 3.2 version.
You can delete it as long as you don't use this version.
Screenshots
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FONZD Banner
Known issues
V2.13.4 crashes with official Luma3DS, you can temporarily use the Luma3DS 3GX Loader build as a workaround until this issue is addressed.
Changelog
v2.13.4 23 Nov 2020
- Added 11.14 support.
- Adapted code to latest ctrulib, no longer uses dma svcs to copy memory, so launching is way more stable.
v2.13.3 on 17 Dec 2019
- Added 11.12 support.
- Added Luma3DS v10.0.1 support.
- Fixed Luma3DS Plugin Loader compatibility from 2.13.
- Fixed Mode3 and 3dsx builds from 2.13.1.
- Updated NTR v3.6 to v3.6.1:
- Small improvement in the N3DS streaming code. (Uses Luma3DS PA -> VA memory mapping instead of DMA).
Credits
A huge thanks to beta testers chronoss, DaBlackDeath, itsRyan, Mega-Mew and SirBeethoven.