If it's not under 3.3 MB, go back to audacity and use my tips from the first paragraph of this step to make the file size lower. Make sure it's under 3.3 MB! You can check how big it is by right clicking the file then going to "Properties". brstm file you made in the output folder. brstm file for you, in the "output" folder in the same folder of the BRSTM Converter. It's easy to select when you want your music to loop anyways, just hold the down or up arrows next to the numbers by "End:" and play the music and see if that's where you want to loop it.
but I am assuming you want your whole song to loop. You can also select when you want your music to loop etc. IF YOU WANT YOUR MUSIC TO LOOP, BOTH OF THE LOOP CHECKBOXES MUST BE CHECKED! Go to "Tools" then press "Simple WAV>BRSTM". Click the drop-down menu and you should see "WAV (Microsoft) signed 16 bit PCM". Name it whatever you want, then under "File Name:" you should see "Save as type:" with a drop-down menu next to it. After you are done, go to File -> Export Audio. If it's still too big make it less than 32000 until it's under or the same as 3.3 MB. Also, if you want, you can cut part of the music out (by selecting the part then hitting Delete) to get rid of some size. This is important, because it lowers the file size of our video. Click the drop-down menu, and select 32000. The very first thing you should do is go to the bottom left corner of the Audacity window, where it says "Project Rate (Hz):" with a drop-down menu. It can be any format, as long as Audacity supports importing it. bcstm file that's 3.3 MB or less! Simply get a piece of music from the internet and save it to your computer. STEP 8:Īlright now on to music! Our goal here is to finish here with a. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT, IF YOU DO NOT NAME IT body_LZ YOUR THEME WILL NOT LOAD. If they aren't, simply go back and fix them.Īfter you are done with that, go to File -> Save As. Go to "Simulate" and check ig changes you want are right.
#How to homebrew 2ds how to#
Also, while you are in this menu, hit the "Enable use of SFX" checkmark because I will not show how to make SFX in this tutorial (yet).Īfter you are done with editing the colors, hit "Save". It should look something like this:Ĭlick the color to change them.
Repeat with the other photo Done! Save both folder images as a. Go to the Paint Bucket, go to Colors and find a color you want, then fill the background with it. To change color, go back to Layers and select the middle one. This will insure that you are doing it right. Resize it, and move it so it's on top of the logo. Go over to your folder image, with the top layer selected and paste it in there. Select it with "Rectange Select" then copy it. Find a suitable logo online on google images or something. Again, a bit different for GIMP and Photoshop), and select the 3rd layer (should be at the very top) and click it. Then you want to open the "Layer" mini window (done by hitting "Window" in the top left area of the window, then pressing Layers.
Adding a layer is usually done by selecting the "Layer" sub-menu in the top left area of the window, then hitting "Add New Layer" (might be a bit different for GIMP and Photoshop users). If you just want to edit a logo and color (FOR BOTH KINDS OF FOLDERS), here's an easy way to do so.
#How to homebrew 2ds software#
Open your favorite image editing software and open up the folder images. In the "Images" section, go to Folder Closed, then go to Edit -> Save Image. (I know it's the Sonic Boom theme, sorry ) Open the body_LZ.bin file I gave you in the zip. In step 5, we will learn how to make our own folders. After it's done, it should look like this: NOTE: YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE 3 OF THE SAME PICTURE!!! I was just using an example here. Then make a bigger image with a resolution of 1024 x 256, and paste the 3 other images you made right next to each other, with the one you want viewed first at the top left. Simply make 3 images with a resolution of 320 x 240. IF YOU WANT YOUR BOTTOM SCREEN TO BE ANIMATED: Once again, I know it looks bad, just giving you an example.
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