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Hobby

Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #1

Basically, it works like this. Nintendo are offering developer produced Crashmo courses on Crashmo's official Japanese site. It's going to be updated with more in the future. This is the first of such:

http://www.nintendo.co.jp/3ds/eshop/jauj/get/index.html

By accessing this page on 3DS's browser and downloading the picture, you can then load the picture in Crashmo and play the course. There's no need to take a picture of the QR code with the 3DS's camera.

This works with any QR codes that Crashmo supports that are saved to 3DS's SD card, and, obviously, it's not (afaik) just limited to Nintendo's official Crashmo stages, but any custom-made stages.

 

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Man God

Non-Canon Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #2

Cool feature but it's probably faster to do it the other way.

 

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Qurupeke

Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #3

There's a Crashmo Dog. :O

 

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Tenki

Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #4

NoE, why do you keep us waiting? ;_;

Qurupeke said:

There's a Crashmo Dog. :O

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Brazil

Living in the shadow of Amaz

• Nov 5, 2012

• #5

Man God said:

Cool feature but it's probably faster to do it the other way.

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It guarantees that players can download that content even if they only have a 3DS around, though.

 

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zroid

Banned

• Nov 5, 2012

• #6

Man God said:

Cool feature but it's probably faster to do it the other way.

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Maybe if you're capturing one at a time, but if this tool can mass convert from a list of photos then that would be pretty amazing.

 

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Sammy Samusu

Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #7

.rar packs, here they come!

 

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D-e-f-

Banned

• Nov 5, 2012

• #8

Huh? What's the difference to how Pushmo did it? You scan the code from within the game and the level is right there.

 

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Man God

Non-Canon Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #9

Brazil said:

It guarantees that players can download that content even if they only have a 3DS around, though.

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I know, which is why it is cool.

I've done mass IR code reading with Kid Icarus, Pokédex 3D, Pushmo, Denpa Men and Kingdom Hearts though and once you have it set up right it goes really fast.

D-e-f- said:

Huh? What's the difference to how Pushmo did it? You scan the code from within the game and the level is right there.

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Use the 3DS browser go to the site, save the image. Load up Crashmo, you load the image up there. Saves you from taking a picture of your laptop/pc/smartphone screen.

 

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Shadow Hog

Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #10

D-e-f- said:

Huh? What's the difference to how Pushmo did it? You scan the code from within the game and the level is right there.

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You don't scan anything with this; you save the image file to your SD card.

 

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Fabrik

Banned

• Nov 5, 2012

• #11

Hobby said:

developer produced Crashmo courses

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So awesome. Top 5 GOTY no doubt.

 

Lord Ghirahim

Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #12

I think I have some vitamin deficiency, because Crashmo keeps making me feel very stupid. I didn't have that much trouble with Pushmo a year ago.

 

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D-e-f-

Banned

• Nov 5, 2012

• #13

Man God said:

I know, which is why it is cool.

I've done mass IR code reading with Kid Icarus, Pokédex 3D, Pushmo, Denpa Men and Kingdom Hearts though and once you have it set up right it goes really fast.



Use the 3DS browser go to the site, save the image. Load up Crashmo, you load the image up there. Saves you from taking a picture of your laptop/pc/smartphone screen.

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Shadow Hog said:

You don't scan anything with this; you save the image file to your SD card.

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NOW it makes sense Thanks

original explanation was a bit weird.

 

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Qurupeke

Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #14

Tenki said:

NoE, why do you keep us waiting? ;_;

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Perfect. :3

 

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M3d10n

Member

• Nov 5, 2012

• #15

Finally. It was a stupid restriction, probably done out of fear of having an unknown JPEG security exploit lurking around. Now the JPEG files themselves are the level format, kinda like Spore's PNG creatures.