- Added 3DSX Homebrew mount, shows SMDH and RomFS contents if the given file has them
- GUI: Organized parts into labeled frames, move version info to "Extras" subwindow
- GUI: Fix possible PermissionError on Windows if a directory is dropped on the type box
- GUI: Fix resize issue if started with a specific file
- Fixed installing as a module (forgot to add
fuse3ds.pyctr.typestosetup.py) - Further improvements to overall stability
- Other minor adjustments made
- Enhanced user experience
Known issues
- Creating files in the SD mount on macOS doesn't work properly
Important note
This is not a full release, so some things may still be broken. Please file issues if this happens.
NAND and SD mounts allow writing. Keep backups before writing to these, in the event an unknown bug corrupts data.
There is a Windows tutorial for fuse-3ds on GBAtemp. README also explains how to use it via cmd and on non-Windows platforms. If you are unsure about something, you can ask at Nintendo Homebrew on Discord, or the GBAtemp thread.
Usage
Windows users can download the executable attached to this release, which works without needing Python installed. 64-bit users should get the -x64 version. WinFsp must still be installed.
macOS and Linux (and Windows who prefer to use their installed Python) can install this release via pip, or by downloading the "Source code" archive. Python 3.5.2 or later is required. Read the README for more setup and usage details.
Windows
py -3 -mpip install https://github.com/ihaveamac/fuse-3ds/archive/v1.0b6.zip https://github.com/billziss-gh/fusepy/archive/windows.zip- At the moment, the main fusepy repository does not have full Windows support. This extra requirement will be removed once it is added and a new release is made.
macOS
FUSE for macOS is required.
python3 -mpip install https://github.com/ihaveamac/fuse-3ds/archive/v1.0b6.zip
Linux
python3 -mpip install --user https://github.com/ihaveamac/fuse-3ds/archive/v1.0b6.zip--useris not required if you are using a virtualenv.