Kuriimu VS cavif-rs

I have tried for 9 days to play the randomizer on 3ds and now it works, and because of this I want to help the people like me who want to play inazuma eleven randomizer on 3ds so I'll make a simple tutorial - step 1 have this https://github.com/IcySon55/Kuriimu/releases/tag/v1.0.15 - step 2 download a .3ds rom of ogre attack - step 3 put the rom in the app you downloaded from the previous link -Step 4 select it, and extract "GameData" -Step 5 select GameData in the app like you did with the Rom, select Romfs and extract archive_op.fa -Step 6 download the inazumauElevenUltimateRandomizer 1.5 version -Step 7 randomize the .fa file -Step 8 download the non randomized game on your 3ds, the one with the same code as the next steps (usually, it weights 1.62gb) -Step 9 insert your sd in the pc and open the luma folder -Step 10 open titles folder -Step 11 if you don't have a folder named 0004000000F8000 create it - step 12 open the 0004000000F8000 folder and create another folder named "romfs" - step 13 put the .fa randomizated file on the folder - step 14 open the game and enjoy it I hope I helped someone with this

Kuriimu(for editing scripts)

Sure thing! To dump the roms you can use Karameru from here, although once you extract the rom you will notice that all the files are in a pretty weird format, so you will have to follow instructions from this video. It explains everything perfectly, and it's great to start!

Hi, i rip/record voice files you usually just need to find where the file is located if it's in a .parsc file and use Karameru to unpack the .parsc folder

Using converters cwebp a cavif convert the source image, e.g. /images/source.jpg, to /images/source.jpg.webp (atomically, as in static compression).

If you want to try something using rav1e, you could try cavif-rs. rav1e by default does quite well with still images, which is nice: https://github.com/kornelski/cavif-rs