A fast and simple homebrew save manager for 3DS written in C++.
Why use Checkpoint?
Checkpoint is created following ideas of simplicity and efficiency. The UI has been designed to condense as many options as possible, while keeping it simple to work with.
Moreover, Checkpoint is extremely lightweight - while being packaged with a nice graphic user interface - and is built using the most recent libraries available.
Checkpoint for 3DS natively supports 3DS and DS cartridges, digital standard titles and demo titles. It also automatically checks and filters homebrew titles which may not have a save archive to backup or restore, which is done without an external title list and filters. For this reason, Checkpoint doesn't need constant user maintenance to retain full functionality.
Checkpoint for Switch natively supports NAND saves for the titles you have played. Title information are loaded automatically.
Usage
You can use Checkpoint for 3DS with both cfw and Rosalina-based Homebrew Launchers. *hax-based Homebrew Launchers are not supported by Checkpoint.
Checkpoint for Switch runs on homebrew launcher. Make sure you're running up-to-date payloads.
The first launch of the 3DS version will take considerably longer than usual (usually 1-2 minutes depending on how many titles you have installed), due to the working directories being created - Checkpoint will be significatively faster upon launch from then on.
You can scroll between the title list with the DPAD/LR and target a title with A when the selector is on it. Now, you can use the DPAD or the touchscreen to select a target backup to restore/overwrite.
Working path
Checkpoint relies on the following folders to store the files it generates. Note that all the working directories are automatically generated on first launch (or when Checkpoint finds a new title that doesn't have a working directory yet).
- sdmc:/3ds/Checkpoint: root path
- sdmc:/3ds/Checkpoint/config.json: custom configuration file
- sdmc:/3ds/Checkpoint/saves/<unique id> <game title>: root path for all the save backups for a generic game
- sdmc:/3ds/Checkpoint/extdata/<unique id> <game title>: root path for all the extdata backups for a generic game
Configuration file
You can add and toggle features to Checkpoint for 3DS by editing the config.json configuration file.Sample configuration file:
{
"filter": [
"0x000400000011C400",
"0x000400000014F100"
],
"favorites": [
"0x000400000011C400"
],
"additional_save_folders": {
"0x00040000001B5000": {
"folders": [
"/3ds/mySaves/1B50",
"/moreSaves"
]
},
"0x00040000001B5100": {
"folders": [
"/3ds/PKSM/backups"
]
}
},
"additional_extdata_folders": {
},
"nand_saves": true,
"version": 2
}
Que novedades incluye la versión 3.7.4
Released
3.7.4
- Added compatibility for Atmosphere 0.10.0+. This changes the cheats path from /atmosphere/titles to /atmosphere/contents, so that means this version won't be able to put cheats in place for older Atmosphere versions.
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Fixed: the Aborted by user issue occurring when trying to perform a backup in Applet mode.
- This means that if you're running Checkpoint in Applet mode, you won't be prompted to decide a name for your backup and the default name will be used instead.
- This also solves incompatibilities for CFWs that don't properly support title takeover.
- Fixed: the Account Selection applet won't cause Checkpoint to hang anymore if using Applet mode, if you're running Atmosphere 0.10.0+.
3.7.3
- Added: Checkpoint now shows the original icon for DS cartridges.
- Fixed: a very annoying crash during startup if you had a very little amount of games has been fixed.
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Fixed: latest cheats submissions are built in this release through Sharkive.
- If you have cheat codes that are not already available in this release, please submit them to Sharkive's databases here.
- Fixed: unused folders in the SD card are not created anymore.