3DS SNES Save Converter: Difference between revisions

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Hi, I wrote a small python app that allows you to convert your SNES Virtual Console saves to .SRM format, and vice versa.

Convert your 3DS Save to .SRM:

Extract your save files using JKSM.
You will get many files in your save folder, but you'll 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 .SRM Save to .VES (3DS):

Open 3DS SNES Save Converter.
Select your .SRM file.
You will now need to 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.

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

Research: SNES virtual console save files by k1r92
How to Extract SNES Virtual Console Saves from 3DS to PC by Webbmaster1990

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+Hi, I wrote a small python app that allows you to convert your SNES Virtual Console saves to .SRM format, and vice versa.
-I wrote a small python app that allows you to convert your SNES Virtual Console saves to .SRM format, and vice versa.</span>
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+==Convert your 3DS Save to .SRM:==
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+# Extract your save files using JKSM.
+# You will get many files in your save folder, but you'll 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.
-<span style="font-size: 22px">'''Convert your 3DS Save to .SRM:'''</span>
+==Convert your .SRM Save to .VES (3DS):==
-<span style="font-size: 15px">1) 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.
-) Open 3DS SNES Save Converter.
+# 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].
-) Select your .VES file.
+# Remember not to add 0x to the Game Preset ID.
-) Click on 'VES to SRM' button.
+# For example, if you are converting a Super Mario World save, you should only write: 1011 (instead of 0x1011)
-) You'll get a .SRM file in the 3ds-snes-sc directory.
+# Click on 'SRM to VES' button.
-</span>
+# You'll get a .VES file in the 3ds-snes-sc directory, rename it to the product code of the game.
-<span style="font-size: 22px">'''Convert your .SRM Save to .VES (3DS):'''</span>
+# For example, if you are converting an Earthbound save, you should name the file: KTR-UAEE.ves
-<span style="font-size: 15px">1) Open 3DS SNES Save Converter.
+# Import your save (a folder with only the .VES file) using JKSM and you should see your progress when booting the game.
-) 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.</span>
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+ds-snes-sc was inspired and based on the following posts:
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-<span style="font-size: 22px">[https://github.com/manuGMG/3ds-snes-sc/releases Releases (Win)] • [https://github.com/manuGMG/3ds-snes-sc Source]</span>
+* [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
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-<span style="font-size: 15px">[https://gbatemp.net/threads/research-snes-virtual-console-save-files.498334/ Research: SNES virtual console save files] by [https://gbatemp.net/members/k1r92.385069/ k1r92]</span>?
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-<span style="font-size: 15px">[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 [https://gbatemp.net/members/webbmaster1900.261273/ Webbmaster1990]</span>?
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