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Discussion ROM Hack ACNH Build your own Treasure island

 
 

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Chad
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I have seen A LOT of people asking for a treasure island save for ACNH, and the map sharing thread its mostly dead for one reason:
MOST PEOPLE WONT SHARE THEIR MAPS, BECAUSE SELLERS WILL USE THEM

Im not gonna critizice them or say they are right, it up to a personal opinion of each person. so in this case we are gonna build our own treasure islands, or at least we are gonna get the gist of it.


To make it work we will need at least 2 programs:
JKSV
NHSE


https://dev.azure.com/project-pokemon/NHSE/_build?definitionId=16


1. Make a back up of your save on switch with JKSV and send it to pc to start working

2. Open NHSE on your pc and look for the main file on the folder you just copied

3. On NHSE go to:
  • Edit player
  • Edit storage*
*Why storage and not edit items? Because we can make a list of 50,000 items on storage and 40 on items
eObSpKR.jpg

4. Start filling the spaces with the items that do you want (change count number to select variants) and check "Wrapped" if you want them as gifts (also make sure to remember to check color)
cIUOuWA.jpg

  • Dont wrap fish/bugs/trees/and that kind of stuff because it will turn into a tree branch (nintendo patched that)
  • If you want to spawn diy search (DIY recipe)
cfLWAiL.jpg

5. Once you have eveything ready to be dropped, press "dump" to make a .NHI file (its what we will use next)

6. go to the main page of nhse and select "Map - Edit map - Edit Field Items"
Z1NI1zy.jpg

7. Once we have our map ready to be filled with treasures, lets start.
rGz7SYA.jpg

I have seen A LOT of people asking for a treasure island save for ACNH, and the map sharing thread its mostly dead for one reason:
MOST PEOPLE WONT SHARE THEIR MAPS, BECAUSE SELLERS WILL USE THEM

Im not gonna critizice them or say they are right, it up to a personal opinion of each person. so in this case we are gonna build our own treasure islands, or at least we are gonna get the gist of it.


To make it work we will need at least 2 programs:
JKSV
NHSE

https://dev.azure.com/project-pokemon/NHSE/_build?definitionId=16


1. Make a back up of your save on switch with JKSV and send it to pc to start working

2. Open NHSE on your pc and look for the main file on the folder you just copied

3. On NHSE go to:
  • Edit player
  • Edit storage*
*Why storage and not edit items? Because we can make a list of 50,000 items on storage and 40 on items
Spoiler: Edit storage
eObSpKR.jpg

4. Start filling the spaces with the items that do you want (change count number to select variants) and check "Wrapped" if you want them as gifts (also make sure to remember to check color)
Spoiler: Edit items
cIUOuWA.jpg

  • Dont wrap fish/bugs/trees/and that kind of stuff because it will turn into a tree branch (nintendo patched that)
  • If you want to spawn diy search (DIY recipe)
Spoiler: Diy recipes
cfLWAiL.jpg



5. Once you have eveything ready to be dropped, press "dump" to make a .NHI file (its what we will use next)

6. go to the main page of nhse and select "Map - Edit map - Edit Field Items"
Spoiler: Map edit
Z1NI1zy.jpg


7. Once we have our map ready to be filled with treasures, lets start.
Spoiler: Map
rGz7SYA.jpg

8.Choose where you want to start spawning your items, by moving the red square on the map editor to the acre we want to fill (in my case i like to start from the top left corner)

9. Press "Remove items - Spawn - Spawn from NHI"
  • Count means how many times the nhi will be spawned
NqmWHYH.jpg



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10. Fill the island at your discretion, save and restore on your switch to check how it looks like


This tutorial its a little rough, it might need a little affination here and there, but the main idea its there. feel free to comment or add something you feel it could make it more useful.

Added some NHI files with customized themes, let me know if there its something missing
 
 

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