diff --git a/src/responses/citra.json b/src/responses/citra.json index 0fd64a2..d7fa9d0 100644 --- a/src/responses/citra.json +++ b/src/responses/citra.json @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ "log": { "reply": "For assistance with your issue, please post a log file. The following guide shows how to __get the log file__: "}, "canary": { "reply": "The Nightly build of Citra contains already reviewed and tested features. If you require support with the installation or use of Citra, or you want to report bugs you should use this version.\n\nThe Canary build of Citra is the same as our Nightly builds, with additional features that are still waiting on review before making it into the official Citra builds. We will not provide support for issues found only in this version. If you believe you’ve found a bug, please retest on our Nightly builds. Both versions are still in development, so expect crashes and bugs."}, "cheats": { "reply": "Looking to add cheats? Here's how:\n\n**Desktop**\nThere are two ways to access the Cheats menu:\n1. Right click on your game in Citra's game list, then select `Properties`, and select the `Cheats` tab. \n2. After launching your game, go to `Emulation > Configure Current Game > Cheats tab`\n\nSelect **Add Cheat**, enter the name of your cheat code and the cheat code itself into the relevant boxes, and select **Save**. To enable the cheat code, tick the box next to the name of the cheat code in the `Available Cheats` list.\n\n**Android**\nLaunch your game, then press the Back button to open Citra's in-game menu, and select the `Open Cheats` option. Select the `+` button on the bottom right, then enter the name of your cheat code and the cheat code itself into the relevant boxes. Press Ok, and then press the arrow button on the top left to return to the Cheats menu. Activate the Cheat code.\n\n Cheats are stored in the gateway format. A sample collection of cheats are located at "}, + "cheats": { "reply": "Looking to add cheats to Citra? Launch your game, head to `Emulation > Configure Current Game > Cheats` then choose **Add Cheat**. Enter the name of your cheat code and the cheat code itself in the provided boxes. \nOnce the cheat code has been entered correctly, click **Save**. To enable the cheat code, tick the box next to the name of the cheat code in the `Available Cheats` list.\n\nCheats are stored in the gateway format. A sample collection of cheats are located at "}, "keys": { "reply": "Users need to provide encryption keys to use encrypted ROMs on Citra. Please follow the __AES Keys guide__ to provide the keys needed. "}, "mod": {"reply": "To mod your 3DS, please follow the __3DS hacking guide__: \nYou will need a way to read an SD card on your device, such as a built in reader or an adapter."}, "multiplayer": {"reply": "Please refer to our __multiplayer setup guide__: "}, diff --git a/src/responses/yuzu.json b/src/responses/yuzu.json index efedd39..1a5d10e 100644 --- a/src/responses/yuzu.json +++ b/src/responses/yuzu.json @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ "vc": { "reply": "yuzu requires the latest versions of Microsoft Visual C++. Please download and install the following dependency: "}, "infringe": { "reply": "We are aware of the emulator, and are pursuing legal action. They violate our license, and also ship with copyrighted Nintendo files. As such, any references or discussion of the emulator aren't allowed."}, "android": { "reply": "While we would love to see yuzu ported to Android in the future, we are currently focused on improving the emulator as a whole. Look out for any future announcements, as we'll make sure to let everyone know if an Android build is on the horizon."}, - "firmware": { "reply": "Some games require a firmware dump to work properly. Click the following link for instructions on how to dump the firmware from your Nintendo Switch: "}, + "firmware": { "reply": "Some games require a firmware dump to work properly. Click the following link for instructions on how to dump the firmware from your Nintendo Switch: \nClick the following link to learn how to install it: "}, "raptor": { "reply": "Raptor is a 3rd party service that provides a paid alternative to Nintendo Switch Online. We are not associated with Raptor in anyway. After key emulation members and the discerning public shared their opinion with us, we cut all ties with Raptor immediately in 2020. This new fork was made without our permission or cooperation and does not have permission to use the \"yuzu\" name or branding. At this time, we have no plans to add support for any 3rd party services, including Raptor.\n\nAs per our normal policies, we only provide support for our official releases and discussion of any unofficial builds isn't allowed."}, "role": { "reply": "To claim your Patreon Discord role, please follow this guide: "}, "release": { "reply": "yuzu builds can be manually downloaded on Github: "},