pkx binairy and just injecting it in the place a decrypted save has.

I get your point, but there is a algorithem, am I right? Is it too heavy for our pc's or is it something I don't know and you can show me why it isn't like that? You should really consider me as a n00b, since I was that dumb to try to alter the. Since my name is an explenation from what I am, consider I don't know anything. Long story short, unless Datel changes their business model on how they are handling PowerSaves (such as emulating what Cyber is doing with the Save Editor), the only thing that PowerSaves will ever be is basic, pre-made by the company only, save editor. We've rehashed it here in other topics, but it was a while back in the original PKHeX thread, if I recall correctly. You can find the facts in various places.

Save encryption is not a universal constant like previous generations of consoles (Game Boy, GBA, etc.) You can't use a decryption 'key' for one of my carts and use it to decrypt your's (unlike previous generations.) The reason for this is complicated unless you know some basic facts of how the 3DS handles saves. Once a save is altered, it still has to be sent to their servers to be encrypted and then sent back to your computer so that it can be rewritten to the cart. CyberGadget only works with Japanese region carts.

No hardware found powersaves 3ds