Open the model file of you Pokemon, and ta-dah! Your Pokemon should have a new look. Once you have done this, click "File/Save and preview". You'll see that now your new textures are displayed. Now, click on "Replace all", and open the folder where your edited textures are. Now look for the new file, open it, and the textures will be displayed. Just go down to where it says "All supported files", and instead click "All". Go back to Ohana3DS, and open "Tools/BCH Texture Replacer". Delete the original and rename the decompressed file to the original file name.į. You will now have one "Dec_(filename)" and "(filename)". It will say "Detected compressed file", click "Yes" to decompress it.Į.
Go to "4_g" and select the texture file of your Pokemon. Once you're done editing, go back to pk3DS and open "Tools/Misc Tools/(de)Compress LZ11". But make sure to keep the correct dimensions, otherwise you'll be left with a blinding white model.ĭ. Do whatever you want with these textures. I recommend making two copies, one you can use to restore the original, and one to edit.Ĭ. Open the texture file of it, and export them using the "export all" to somewhere safe. Find the Pokemon you want to edit the texture of in the list. Open Ohana3DS, and have a bit of a play with the models, textues and animations. Inside are all the,bin files listed below, with 5 digit numbers as their name.Ī. A new folder will be created called "4_g". You need to hold CTRL while doing this!ĭ. Open a separate window of your extracted game folder, then go into "ExtractedRomFS\a\0\9. This allows you to edit encounters, trainers, game text and a lot more!Ĭ. This is optional, but if you want to do more than just texture edits, go to "File/Open." and select the folder your extracted game is in. Turn off your 3DS and insert your SD card into your computer.ī. Once you are done, move the extracted files to a separate folder.Ī.
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The thread on this software has its own guide, so I suggest following it here. cia file will be outputted to the /gm9/out/folder on your SD cardĪ.
tmd file to select it, then select “TMD file options…”, then select “Build CIA (standard)” Hold (R) and press (A) at the same time to open the drive optionsį. cia file will be outputted to the /gm9/out/ folder on your SD cardĬ. trim.3ds to select it, then select “NCSD image options…”, then select “Build CIA from file”ĭ. Launch GodMode9 by holding (Start) during bootĬ. After you bust open enough bottles for them, it definitely will.A. If it doesn’t work right away, don’t worry.
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