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So, in my ongoing goal of trying to study the 3D models of the games made for Last Airbender, Legend of Korra and My Hero Academia, I downloaded two 3DS roms for Legend of Korra and for My Hero Academia: Battle for All. I've made a little progress on my own using some programs that are around, but I'm having trouble progressing.

The following are links to the tutorial I'm trying to follow and the programs it uses.

https://gbatemp.net/threads/extracting-m...es.370788/ (The Tutorial)

https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-3ds_...st-5085243 (The tool to extract the ROMFS)

https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-3ds_...id.370684/ (The tool to extract a XORPAD file)

https://gbatemp.net/threads/release-ever...er.373615/ (The tool to view, edit and modify 3DS files and other file formats. The tutorial mentions that this tool is more up to date than 3DS Explorer, I think.)

I've used the following programs to extract a ROMFS (ROM File System) partition of the 3DS ROM, which is what I'm guessing contains the files for the game. However I'm not sure what to do next because the instructions get extremely technical, and it's talking about extracting a XORPAD.

I think after I extract the XORPAD I can then access the model files, but I'm not sure at this point.

There is a link to most (if not all) the 3DS games in a decrypted .3ds format, which makes XORPADs not needed and makes ripping a lot easier. It's a quick google look-up, as I can't link you to the site here as it would go against rules. But, I'd recommend you to do that instead.

^ Ah okay, cheers man! So you're not able to give a hint about what I should type into the google search? Or it just as easy as typing 'decrypted 3DS games'?

Hello. I want to extract the hero college 3DS model I. But because I can only use translation software translation grammar. You link tutorial I because translation software cannot understand most of you do not know whether the success of steps! Can you write a picture and text tutorial?