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I can't imagine them being too different, though. If the files in your decrypted save folders are different from mine, then steps 14 and 15 will be different. Then open up your SD card, copy ROM1's filer files over ROM2's, and then go back to SDF and import ROM2's save. Open SDF, go to the middle tab, find the titleids of ROM1 and ROM2, and export/decrypt them. You don't need to do any save file renaming. cia files, a bunch of steps can be skipped. That means you didn't properly copy whatever save you're trying to import/export from and rename it as 000400000FF40A00.sav.įor. Congratulations!Ī common problem with this process is CTR Card showing as broken. Assuming everything went according to plan, your save from one region is now working for another region.

Press Select, select ROM2 from your rom list, and start the game.

Turn off your console and open up your SD Card (I told you, an FTP client would save you a bunch of time).

Open SDF, go to the SD tab, select ROM2's decrypted save folder (it'll be the one with the higher number, which indicates it was decrypted later) and press L + A to import the save.

Press Select and select ROM2 from your ROM list.

Turn on your console, and load up the Gateway Browser exploit.

Copy the files from ROM1's titleid folder and replace the files from ROM2's titleid folder.

Again, this may be different depending on the game.

Inside the titleid folder are the files system and user1. You will know it's ROM1's subfolder because inside it will have a folder and files with ROM1's titleid.

This following may be different depending on the game used.

Inside will be two folders with the same names as the decrypted saves.

Inside the folder "filer" you will find the subfolder UserSaveData.

Turn off your console and open up your SD Card.

It will now show up under the SD tab in addition to the decrypted save of ROM1 from step 6. Using the same procedure as step 6, highlight CTR Card, press Y, and then A to decrypt ROM2's save.

Press Select and select ROM2 from your rom list.

Delete 000400000FF40A00.sav, then copy ROM2's save to your SD card and rename it to 000400000FF40A00.sav.

Turn off your console and open up your SD card.

It will now show up under the SD tab by a string of numbers which indicate the date, followed by the last several numbers of ROM1's titleid. Highlight CTR Card, press Y and then A to decrypt and export ROM1's save. You should see "CTR Card" followed by a bunch of numbers with broken next to them.

Press Select and select ROM1 from your rom list.Turn on your console and load up the Gateway browser exploit.You can find your save's file name by going to, typing in the name of your game in the search bar, and going to the titleid column. Using the method of your choice, copy your ROM1 save to your SD and rename the.(Optional) A FTP app for your 3DS, which will drastically cut down the time it takes between steps, since you never need to take out your SD card.Īlrighty, let's get started! For this tutorial I will use the EU and US versions of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate as reference, since that's what I used and what a good amount of you readers will use as well.From now on, I will refer to this as SDF. I can't put a link here, so do some of the usual Google-fu. From now on, I will refer to this as ROM2. Copy of the ROM that you want to transfer to, and a save (just start the game and get to the earliest save point possible).From now on, I will refer to this as ROM1. Copy of the ROM that you want to transfer from, and its save.cia files, and the different steps you need for it will be listed at the bottom of the guide. This guide is made based on the assumption that you have Gateway with a fully functional emuNAND, but it may very well work for other flashcarts/CFW.

Did you recently start playing a game using a rom from another region because it got dumped first, but want to transfer it to your main region? Well, look no further! This here is my attempt at writing a guide for those of you who, like me, were confused by the other one found here: This guide will walk you step-by-step, but I couldn't have done it without the help of the tutorial creator, liomajor, and the various commenters inside.