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| Gateway To NTR Converter | |
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| File:GatewayToNTRConverter.jpg | |
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| Author | DarkFlare69 |
| Type | PC Utilities |
| Version | v2.0.3 |
| License | Mixed |
| Last Updated | 2018/04/20 |
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Online Gateway To NTR Code Converter!
What is this?
This is a program I started working on 2 days ago that will automatically convert Gateshark codes to NTR. The converter itself was written completely from scratch with no code taken from Nanquitas' Gateshark2NTR or from any other converter. I wrote one in Python a while ago, but it wasn't very good due to my limited knowledge of that language.
This one is a major improvement over it. However, I am still a beginner at programming, so the source code is very dirty (which means don't comment on it, because I already am aware of how it isn't very well-written). I could improve it a lot, although it isn't really necessary as the program functions optimally for the end-user.
If you are seriously trying to convert codes (not putting in random stuff to try and mess with the converter) it should work almost all of the time.
Features:
- Code Checker, to see if your codes will convert properly
- Help pages, such as the NDS Codetype documentation
- Optimization, to clean up the code once it's converted to NTR
- Plugin builder, build the plugin file with one click
- Copy to Clipboard, to easily copy all of the converted codes
Advantages over other converters:
- Online support for all plugins created using this converter
- Can convert codes into either CTRPluginFramework plugins or lib 2 plugins
- Menu features, such as folders and notes
- Open Source
- The source code of your plugin will be openly available inside of the /pluginMenu or /ctrpfMenu directory
- Complete UI
- Type/copy codes as text or load them from a file
- All of the things listed above under "Features"
Planned Improvements
- Improve the Code Checker to check for more potential errors
Screenshots
Changelog
v2.0.3 (Current version):
- Fixed 0xDB codetype
- Support for CTRPluginFramework
- New button activator generator function for CTRPF
- Built in updater
- Various fixes and improvements
v1.0.5:
- Added notes
- Improved help page to give more detailed help information
- Added titles to all popup information boxes
v1.0.4:
- Added support for spoilers
- Improved support for E codetypes (almost all codes will work now)
- Updated code checker to accommodate for these new changes
- General bug squashing by testing many different types of codes
v1.0.3:
- Added support for 0xE codetype (unfinished; however most codes will work)
- General improvements
v1.0.2:
- Added more code name exceptions
- Added support for loops (0x0C codetype)
- Added support for D1 codetype
- Improved code checker
v1.0.1:
- Fixed a bug with button activators
v1.0.0:
- Initial Release
Support
Using Spoilers
Enclose codes in a spoiler by adding +Spoiler Name above the first code in the left inputbox. Nested spoilers work just as you would expect. You can close off the most recent spoiler by typing - below the final code in the spoiler.
+Spoiler with this name +Nested Spoiler with this name [Code 1234] D3000000 14000000 B0001234 00000000 20000008 000000FF D2000000 00000000 You don't need to put anything next to the hyphen, but it will close the most recent spoiler.
Using Notes
Add a note for a code by typing *Your note here below the code. To create a multi-line note, you have to use the newline seperator: \n
[Code 1234] D3000000 14000000 B0001234 00000000 20000008 000000FF D2000000 00000000 *This is a note for Code 1234\nAnd this is another line of the note
Enjoy!