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CTRInfo
CTRInfo
	File:CTRInfo.jpg
General
Author	TimmSkiller
Type	PC Utilities
Version	2
License	Mixed
Last Updated	2020/10/21
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Revision as of 13:03, 18 March 2022

CTRInfo, or CIAInfo, is simple application that analyzes one or more CIAs (CTR Importable Archive) files, and displays information about them, similar to what FBI does when you hover over a file.

User guide

Requirements:

The latest version of .NET Core Runtime for Windows (not required for the framework independent INDP binaries).
The latest ninfs Windows executable and WinFSP, if you want to be able to rename the CIAs to the GodMode9-Style naming scheme, and to read the Title Names. This also requires the ARM9 bootrom (boot9.bin) from your 3DS, and a Seed Database file (seeddb.bin) for CIAs that need a seed.
CIA files.

To read single CIAs:

CTRInfo cia -p / --path [path] (-g / --gm9-name-format) (-v / --verbose) (-n / --use-ninfs)
-p / --path: Path to the CIA
-g / --gm9-name-format: (Optional) Rename CIA to the GodMode9-style naming scheme (must be used with -n / --use-ninfs).
-v / --verbose: (Optional) Show LOADS of information about every single part of the CIA.
-n / --use-ninfs: (Optional) Use ninfs to read Title Names from SMDH.

To read multiple CIAs (in a directory):

CTRInfo dir -d / --dir [path] (-g / --gm9-name-format) (-v / --verbose) (-n / --use-ninfs)
-d / --path: Path to the CIAs
-g / --gm9-name-format: (Optional) Rename CIAs to the GodMode9-style naming scheme (must be used with -n / --use-ninfs).
-v / --verbose: (Optional) Show LOADS of information about every single part of the CIAs.
-n / --use-ninfs: (Optional) Use ninfs to read Title Names from SMDH.

See readme for examples.

Credits

Credit goes to ihaveamac for ninfs.

Command Line Parsing is done using CommandLine.Parser.

This Progam uses CTR.NET. Written in C# (.NET Core 3.1).

External links

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 To read single CIAs:
   CTRInfo cia -p / --path [path] (-g / --gm9-name-format) (-v / --verbose) (-n / --use-ninfs)
-    -p / --path: Path to the CIA
+ -p / --path: Path to the CIA
-    -g / --gm9-name-format: (Optional) Rename CIA to the GodMode9-style naming scheme. (must be used with -n / --use-ninfs)
+ -g / --gm9-name-format: (Optional) Rename CIA to the GodMode9-style naming scheme (must be used with -n / --use-ninfs).
-    -v / --verbose: (Optional) Show LOADS of information about every single part of the CIA.
+ -v / --verbose: (Optional) Show LOADS of information about every single part of the CIA.
-    -n / --use-ninfs: (Optional) Use ninfs to read Title Names from SMDH.
+ -n / --use-ninfs: (Optional) Use ninfs to read Title Names from SMDH.
 To read multiple CIAs (in a directory):
   CTRInfo dir -d / --dir [path] (-g / --gm9-name-format) (-v / --verbose) (-n / --use-ninfs)
-    -d / --path: Path to the CIAs
+ -d / --path: Path to the CIAs
-    -g / --gm9-name-format: (Optional) Rename CIAs to the GodMode9-style naming scheme (must be used with -n / --use-ninfs).
+ -g / --gm9-name-format: (Optional) Rename CIAs to the GodMode9-style naming scheme (must be used with -n / --use-ninfs).
-    -v / --verbose: (Optional) Show LOADS of information about every single part of the CIAs.
+ -v / --verbose: (Optional) Show LOADS of information about every single part of the CIAs.
-    -n / --use-ninfs: (Optional) Use ninfs to read Title Names from SMDH.
+ -n / --use-ninfs: (Optional) Use ninfs to read Title Names from SMDH.
 See readme for examples.