wraggster
October 9th, 2008, 16:11
News via ninscene (http://nintendo-scene.com/1242)
It’s been a few months, but I’ve finally gotten the v1 Final of dsbuff complete. For those new to the program, it allows users to perform basic *.nds file manipulations in a single GUI (think Trim, DLDI Patch, Unpack, etc). The primary difference between this and the beta would be the addition of a crashme scanner, and quite a bit of debugging.
From the ReadMe:
dsbuff is a Windows .NET application which allows you to perform basic operations on *.nds files. It removes the need to use batch files or command line arguments just to perform a simple task.
How to Use dsbuff:
On the top of the form, you see a large browse button. Use this to find your *.nds file. Once you have done that, then there are several things you can consider doing. I think this would be a good place to list the features:
Trim
DLDI
Unpack
Pack
Arm7
Drive
CrashMe Scan
Edit the Header
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments
It’s been a few months, but I’ve finally gotten the v1 Final of dsbuff complete. For those new to the program, it allows users to perform basic *.nds file manipulations in a single GUI (think Trim, DLDI Patch, Unpack, etc). The primary difference between this and the beta would be the addition of a crashme scanner, and quite a bit of debugging.
From the ReadMe:
dsbuff is a Windows .NET application which allows you to perform basic operations on *.nds files. It removes the need to use batch files or command line arguments just to perform a simple task.
How to Use dsbuff:
On the top of the form, you see a large browse button. Use this to find your *.nds file. Once you have done that, then there are several things you can consider doing. I think this would be a good place to list the features:
Trim
DLDI
Unpack
Pack
Arm7
Drive
CrashMe Scan
Edit the Header
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments