Guide_3DS VS 3DS-Theme-Editor

I recommend modding the 3DS. Only because it adds so much features that the 3DS doesn't have now. On top of that, backing up the ROMs for your cartridges is great for long trips where you really don't want to bring every game you own, or just when you can't be bothered.

Homebrew your 3ds and put cfw on it (if you want to have an easy time rng abusing) Download Pcalc Download PKSM Inject the Zeraora event into your savefile with PKSM Download 3dsrngtool on your PC Watch the tutorial from Im a Blisy about wondercard rng

have you been following 3ds.hacks.guide?

You can homebrew your 3DS, it's surprisingly easy.

Restart the process following 3ds.hacks.guide instead

Use Usagi 3DS Theme Editor https://github.com/usagirei/3DS-Theme-Editor/releases or Kame Editor https://beelzy.gitlab.io/kame-editor/

First you have to make sure you have a modded 3ds with a theme loader (Anemone, Themely). I made this theme using the Usagirei Theme Editor. After that, export the theme and put the files it gives you into a folder. Put that folder in the “Themes” folder on your SD card and it should show up in your theme loader. If you have any other questions I would recommend looking up a better tutorial. They can probably explain it better than I could.

Need cfw. https://github.com/usagirei/3DS-Theme-Editor/releases - also this might help https://gbatemp.net/threads/how-to-make-3ds-custom-themes-2020-updated.568539/ - this is if you want to make your own themes from scratch. Or you could just download themes made by other people from themeplaza

I used this program: https://github.com/usagirei/3DS-Theme-Editor/releases And edit the original image using paint to downscale it so it can be the same dimentions as the 2DS screens

I personally use Usagi but YATA ONLINE is an online theme maker if you don’t want to download an application to make the themes. Make sure you crop the images correctly or it will look wonky. Also getting music to work is finicky with the trimming of the audio, the conversion, and the looping.

Usagi 3ds Theme Editor calls it the game text color, while Kame Editor (Kame Editor usage guide here) calls it game text. Disabling it is possible, by selecting "Disabled" in Usagi and pressing the eye icon until it's crossed out in Kame. Not sure about any versions of Yata (+ or not) though, and not sure why disabling the bgm in Yata+ also disabled the flag for the game text bubble. Why are you using Yata+ anyway? It's considered both outdated and the lesser of theme editors these days.