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* You'll get a .VES file in the 3ds-snes-sc directory, rename it to the product code of the game. | * 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. | * 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. | * Import your save (a folder with only the .VES file) using [[JKSM 3DS|JKSM]] and you should see your progress when booting the game. | ||
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Revision as of 07:16, 2 April 2022
| 3DS SNES Save Converter | |
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| File:3DSSNESSaveConverter.jpg | |
| General | |
| Author | manuGMG |
| Type | Hack Utilities |
| Version | 1.0 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2020/10/04 |
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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.
User guide
Convert 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 .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.
Screenshots
Credits
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.