Select the romfs folder in the program and press go.ġ4. After that's done, open romfs builder.ġ3. Overwrite whatever's already in there.ġ2. Copy everything from the rom folder inside the patch folder to the root directory of the romfs. Open a new file explorer window and navigate to the root of your extracted romfs.ġ1. You should see some more folders in there.ġ0.
Go into the folder called patch, then go into the folder called rom. Extract the 7z files containing the patch files.ĩ. Wait for it to finish extracting the romfs.Ĩ. Download the patch files you want from the restoration patches thread.ħ. When it's done dumping, grab the romfs.bin from the directory braindump said it would dump the game to.Ħ. That's where you'll find the exefs and romfs.Ĥ. Note the folder it says it's dumping the game to. Launch braindump and select your Fire Emblem game.ģ. In the screenshot, it doesn't say (invalid), but it will for you.Ģ. This is the one that dumps the romfs and exefs separate.ġ.5 - Launch HANS with your Fire Emblem game. Put the old version of braindump on your 3ds.
FIRE EMBLEM FATES TRANSLATION PATCH HOW TO
This tutorial assumes you have the homebrew launch installed, have basic knowledge on how to add new homebrew to the homebrew menu, and you have HANS from the homebrew starter pack.ġ.
I can't like to Asia81's packhack because of reasons. The zip also contains a romfs builder made by the same person. I couldn't find any way to get it without getting Asia81's entire packhack, so I just uploaded it to Dropbox. You'll also need a romfs extractor that was created by SciresM. I don't know where you can still get it, so I uploaded it to dropbox. You'll need the old version of Braindump. Pretty much, it's a rom hack for the US version of Fire Emblem: Fates that restores some JP only content. What are the Fire Emblem: Fates restoration patches?
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