[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

Randomizer says that it can't find @E in m folder

D:

Are you using the European version of Fates? If so, go through everything inside the "m" folder and rename anything named @U to @E. Randomize your game, then rename them back to @U when you're done.

I should have support for the European folder structure in the next update so that you no longer have to do this.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

THAT'S ENOUGH.Do NOT ask for ROMs. Do not ask where to find them. Do not ask anyone to provide them to you.While this patch looks amazing, I don't feel comfortable enough with 3DS hacking in general to try it. Thanks for providing the patch, and for keeping up with all the troubleshooting! If 3DS emulation becomes as easy as GBA emulation, I might try this one day.

Sorry, things clearly got a little out of hand. I don't intend to break any rules with regards to ROMs, and I will not allow anything that could violate those rules to develop in this thread in the future.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

Gotcha, I definitely downloaded the EUR version for everything, that much im sure of xD. I could always try and use the rom i got on the computer, but how would I go about installing that onto the 3ds? Just got hacked 3ds about a month ago, so im still kinda learning things as I go :P

If it's in CIA format you can install it on your 3DS using FBI. If it's not, you'll need to find something to convert your format to CIA.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

hmmm, I didnt see a green flash when I started Fates. When you say correct version, do you mean the correct region, because if so then I do have the same version on everything.

For NTR to work, both the region and game version have to match up with the region and game version the plugin is looking for. So if you want to play on the European Special Edition, you have to use the plugin for that version and run that specific version of Fates on your 3DS. If your installed version of Fates isn't the European Special Edition, NTR won't run because it thinks you're playing a different game. If that's the case, you'll need to take your copy of the special edition, install it through FBI, and run that version of the game (after running NTR first, of course).

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

Is it possible to get a step-by-step video tutorial? That would be awesome because I really want this.

I don't plan on making a video tutorial, though if I see a good one I'll add it to the main post.

Okay, I have been at this for 12 hours now, and I have gotten the files randomized, recompressed, etc., BUT I STILL CANNOT GET THIS TO LOAD IN THE GAME ;~; Idk what I am doing wrong at this point. I had to use some work arounds because braindump and Hans red screen and never work for me :P. I'm going to explain exactly what I did, someone PLEASE let me know if anything I have done wont work even if I try XD. So, because braindump doesnt work, i downloaded an iso of the EUR Special Edition, decrypted it in decrypt9, opened it with the HackingToolKit 3ds software to get the romfs folder, got the necessary files for the randomizer to work, uncompressed them with FEAT, changed the file names from "@U" to "@E" so the randomizer would run, ran the randomizer, changed the names back, recompressed in FEAT, downloaded the Same-Sex patch, copied the fefatesSE and plugin folder contents to the root of my sd, deleted the contents of fefatesSE because I didnt want the patch, and copied the randomized files to the fefatesSE folder. While this was going on, I downloaded the EUR Special Edition on the 3ds, along with the dlc. Also, because did not work, I installed NTR, and used 3.4 to supposedly make sure the randomizer would work. It says that it was successful and boots me to the home menu. I open up Fates, start a new game, annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd nothing ;~;,,,,,, Let me know if anything in this setup is wrong, I have to get some sleep :P

So you ran NTR and then started Fates. Did your screen flash green when Fates started up? If not, then the plugin didn't start up correctly. If that's the case, make sure that you're running the correct version of Fates for your plugin. If the screen did flash green at startup then, you might not have the folders in the correct place inside the plugin folder.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

For anyone who encountered a freeze or an instance where the randomizer stopped around 10%, I just put out a hot fix that should fix the issue. I updated the main post with the patched version, so give that one a try and see how things go.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

I am very confused on how to run this, because I suck at understanding directions. I require assistance!

Where are you getting stuck?

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

Uh, noob question here. If I have physical Conquest, is that the only version I can randomize?

Yes, it's the only version you can dump from your copy of the game. If you have custom firmware installed, you may be able to modify DLC as well, but the process is a lot more complicated. The only other options is to find a copy of the special edition.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

Oh I see! But then why was it still asking for the Revelation files when all it had was the Birthright ones? I'll try pasting the "A" files back in again then, good thing I backed up before I renamed them all!

EDIT: So I put all the "A" files back in, try to randomise, and the bar gets to just over halfway and stops. I'm guessing this isn't meant to happen!

EDIT EDIT: Never mind, I just used the backup files (made another backup), changed @U to @E, randomised, bar went to full and the "randomise" option becomes unselectable. This looks like success to me!

Glad that it worked out at the end. Sorry about the issues setting everything up.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

I think I have identified the problem. What you have said is correct, where it should be @E it is @U. Also, whenever there should be a "C" in a file or folder name there is an "A" instead. So I have resorted to renaming every file/folder so that the "A"s are instead "C"s so it will be (hopefully) compatible with the randomiser. It's a slow process, but it should work, fingers crossed.

You can leave the A. A/B/C refers to the path, so A is for Birthright, B is for Conquest, and C is for Revelation.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

Do you have to have a 3ds to play this?

You could play it through an emulator like Citra but I couldn't really walk you through how to do it.

Hello! As soon as I saw this I was really excited to try it out. Everything was going fine until I tried to randomise the files. It kept saying that certain files were missing, and when I tried to locate them, they weren't there. So I'm stuck for the time being. Files like "C\C007.bin" and "@E\Join.txt". Did I dump my ROM incorrectly, or is it another issue? I'm using a European English (I'm from the UK) version of Birthright. Thanks for your help in advance!

The problem shouldn't be with your dump, but you might have the files organized incorrectly. For the European version the files in the "m" folder might be organized under m/@U and m/C/@U rather m/@E and m/C/@E. In that case, you will need to change them to use @E for randomizing and then change them back to @U to run in game. At least, that's what I've heard you need to do for the European version from others.

If you're having any other issues with file verification I'll need to see what your storage folder looks like to spot the issue.

Dunno if there's a way to expand the "48/58 more" lines (I'm admittedly kinda noobish with command prompt) but yeah, this is what I'm getting.

That's all I needed actually! I'll see what I can do about the error and release a fix when I can.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

When I clicked randomize, it came up with this:

And a bunch of lines afterwards. I've also checked Java and it's up to date as well.

Could I see the full error log if possible? Unfortunately with this version of Java the bunch of lines includes the real error information. If I get that I should be able to fix the error pretty quickly.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

I'm not sure if this is what's causing the bar to get stuck, but whenever I try to drag the Scripts folder into FEAT nothing actually happens. I can do it with all the other folders I'm supposed to drop into FEAT, so I'm not sure what's with the Scripts folder.

Scripts don't have any sort of compression, so nothing should happen to them.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

You could try updating Java if you're not on the latest version, but I don't think that would cause any issues in this case. I'll look into the issue, but I'm not even sure how to reproduce the bug to be honest. I've never had the freeze or stop at that point during testing.

When you ran the program from the command line, did any sort of error message pop up after the bar moved to 10%?

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

Is the blue bar on the randomnizer supposed to stay on like a tenth of the way finished for a while? I know you said to let the program sit in the instructions so I assume it would take some time, but is it supposed to be like this, because it's been on that for like half an hour now. I'm pretty certain I did everything up to now correctly, so Im not sure if I did anything wrong, or if it's just supposed to be like this.

If it's stuck after that long, something definitely went wrong. If you're using the same-sex expansion patch, try randomizing without its files. A couple of people ran into similar issues when using it.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

WinRAR archive i can play it.

And what's located inside the archive?

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

How do i get a fefates ROM to work with this randomizer? none of the fefates ROM's that i tried work because they all are just file i can play them but it does not work with the randomizer so where can i get one that works with this randomizer i really want to try this. If you could give ROM that works or one i just need to "Open and Verify," to use would lovely sorry to bother you with this.

What format is your ROM in? You need to get a romfs for your game and then extract the ROM files from it. Then you can follow the guide to randomize your game.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

just trying to get it set up is where my probelm is comming from,

everytime I try to launch my sound application my 3ds crashes

Do you have the correct homebrew payload for your 3DS on the root of your SD card? If you don't have the correct one, then the 3DS will just crash instead of proceeding to the homebrew launcher.

I'm really having a lot of fun with this!

And Belinda was the one that originally wanted to try it.

(Posted some issues in your GBATemp Thread... but those are REALLY MINOR issues.)

Sorry, I missed this originally. Thank you so much for the video! I'm glad to see that you're enjoying the randomizer - it's nice knowing that other people are getting some fun out of it after all of the work I've put into it.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

I need some help with this,

i have no idea what I'm doing at this point as my old 3ds keeps crashing

At which point? The randomizer isn't perfect right now, so you might crash at certain points in game. You can follow the troubleshooting section to help progress through any sections with crashes until the issues with the tool are worked out.

Are the crashes occurring in game, or when trying to set up homebrew?

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

When I'm loading Braindump, it's automatically taking 0004001000022100.

Trying to exit from HANS on the 3DS after selecting Fates just leaves the message with it hanging there. There's no change or anything, it just sits there.

If I load Braindump, the title it takes produces a RomFS ov 149 KiB and it's over in a roughly 1 or 2 minutes.

So I know the Title ID isn't the same as my Fates Cartridge and I'm 90% sure that the content contained within Fates would take a decent while longer to download.

I'm just not sure what's going wrong/what I'm doing wrong.

I'm actually not sure either - the romfs should be significantly larger than 149 KiB. You could try using a more recent version of braindump, but I don't think the newer versions dump directly to romfs.

Also, are you trying to go back to the homebrew menu from HANS, or go in game?

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

I'd like to be using the randomizer (or at the very least Unassuming Venusaur's mod for the extra supports) but Braindump isn't working right for me. =/

Fates Birthright EU's Game ID is listed as: 0004000000179500 in full when reading it from HANS shortening to 00179500 when displaying the Romfs path. It states that the path is invalid, and when I try to exit HANS through the Exit button, the touch screen merely displays the word 'ballin' and hangs.

When I tried using Braindump from the menu, it displayed a different game ID. This is actually driving me a little crazy.

So your romfs is named 00179500.romfs and its location on the sd is sd:/hans/00179500.romfs?

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

As a quick note for anybody using the randomizer, there appears to be some instability with a couple chapters on specific routes right now. Here's what I've heard from users so far:

• The transition from the cutscene to the map during Chapter 2 on a randomized Conquest save causes a crash. You can avoid this by skipping the cutscene.
• Chapter 4 also crashes when transitioning from the intro cutscene to the map on Birthright and Revelation saves. Skipping won't help with this one, but you should be able to fix the issue by deleting/replacing every file that starts with "A004" in your randomized bev folder. This will not affect recruitment or gameplay in any way, but models will not be swapped during cutscenes for the chapter.
• A similar crash occurs at the end of Revelation Chapter 10 when Leo's replacement appears. Once again, you should be able to prevent the crash by deleting or replacing every file that starts with "C010" in the bev folder.

I apologize for the issues. I'll try to get a fix out for them when I can.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

This now just makes me wonder if anyone's tried adding assets from Awakening to Fates or Vice-Versa.

It'd be cool to see Morgan or Gerome for example and the Avatar's customized appearance from Awakening would be really cool to see layered over Robin with the corresponding voices available, though I wager the Awakening Avatar customization may be asking too much to say the least.

It's been attempted before, but it's not as easy as it sounds unfortunately. Awakening stores it's models and textures in CGFX format while Fates uses the newer BCH format. As far as I know, there's no existing way to convert between CGFX and BCH without losing crucial components like texture mapping and skeletons for animations. I actually was able to port the mage model from Awakening to Fates, but due to the issues with conversion I could never get textures or animations to work with it. That said, porting Awakening models to Fates might be possible once Ohana finishes implementing its export to CMDL feature, as that's the intermediate file format when creating BCH files.

You can import Awakening's portraits into Fates though! I don't have a link at the moment, but I remember DeathChaos importing Morgan's portraits into Fates a little while back.

[Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer]

 

The Fire Emblem Fates Randomizer has undergone a complete rewrite. The new randomizer, Ignis, offers more features and a more stable playthrough (less troubleshooting!). Additionally, the setup with Ignis is simpler - give it an extracted RomFS and somewhere to put the outputs and it will handle the rest. No digging through the RomFS or running files through FEAT.

 

Randomizer features:

• Randomized classes, skills, and stats. This includes weapon rank adjustments so everyone's viable in their new classes.
• Randomized join order. Characters can swap places in the story with proper adjustments to dialogue, 3D cutscenes, etc.
• Randomized chest/village items.
• Experimental player randomization.
• Lots of misc. extras + fixes to help with randomized playthroughs. Add Anna to castle recruitment, unlock hero battles, a generic sprite for Songstress, etc.

For more details + instructions, check the readme on GitHub: https://github.com/thane98/ignis

 

Releases (download the *.7z file, NOT the source code): https://github.com/thane98/ignis/releases

Direct download link (Beta 2): https://github.com/thane98/ignis/releases/download/beta-2/Ignis-Beta-2-Windows.7z

 

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I've been developing this tool over on gbatemp for the last few months, so it's already gone through some changes since its initial release. If anyone wants to try out an older version I can provide a link, though the first few versions were a little unstable. As a side note, this is my first real post on this site, so if I messed anything up, let me know!

This tool allows you to randomize character classes and join order for Fire Emblem Fates. However, this randomizer goes a bit further than making simple gameplay changes - all cutscenes in the game are modified to follow the new join order. So if a character switches places with another, they will essentially take their place in the story. For example, if Selena switched places with Hinoka in Revelation, she would appear in Hinoka's place for every cutscene in Revelation. As of beta 4, the randomizer also allows for randomization of parent/child combinations. In addition to join order changes, the randomizer also includes basic support for randomizing character stats, skills, and join items.

 

The tool is still a work in progress - while certain chapters have been tested thoroughly, others have yet to be examined. Therefore, you may run into bugs or glitches throughout a randomized playthrough. If you run into any issues or notice any cutscenes where a character's replacement does not appear as expected, please report the issue so that it can be fixed for the next version.

 

This tool requires an up to date version of Java (Latest version of Java 8 is recommended).

 

You can find more screenshots of the randomizer's results here.

 

Download: link

 

Patching:

If you don't know how to run ROM hacks on your 3DS I'll give you a short break down on some of the methods for running them as well as how to gain homebrew access below. Keep in mind that homebrew entry points change drastically between firmware updates, so the methods I list below may become outdated in the future. If you want to keep homebrew access on your 3DS, I advise looking at community sources to see whether or not your entry point works on the latest version before updating your 3DS.

 

Please note that homebrew programs do not always play well with digital versions of Fates. I advise attempting to run Fates through HANS at least once before going through the process of dumping and randomizing your game to ensure that it works correctly.

 

Getting Homebrew Access: There are three methods for running ROM hacks: HANS, NTR, and Luma. I've included instructions for NTR and HANS below. Currently, you can set up either way of running hacks from a stock 3DS. NTR is the most convenient way to run ROM hacks, but requires you to install custom firmware first. If you want to avoid headaches in the long run and are fine with some initial setup, you can follow Plailect's guide to setup custom firmware. Given the availability of methods for setting up arm9loaderhax and custom firmware right now, I highly recommend going with this option.

 

If you don't want to go through the setup to run hacks through NTR, your other options is HANS. For HANS, just download soundhax from here, and the homebrew launcher as well as the appropriate payload for your 3DS from this link. Place the contents of the files on your SD card, load up the sound player on your 3DS, and play the file that came with soundhax. You'll end up in the homebrew launcher if placed the files on the SD card correctly. From there, you can proceed to the directions for HANS in order to play your randomized game.

 

For both HANS and NTR: Use this version of this version of braindump to dump your Fates ROM. Once braindump is done, take the romfs file from the dump and use romfs extractor to extract the files from the romfs. From here, you can follow the instructions listed below to randomize your ROM. Before you do though, I advise making a copy of either the romfs you dumped or the extracted files just in case anything goes wrong.

 

HANS: When you're done randomizing your files, drag them back into the folder with the files extracted from the romfs and overwrite the original files. If you did not get a prompt asking you if you'd like to overwrite, chances are you forgot to recompress your files using FEAT after randomizing. Once everything's done overwriting, use romfs builder with the folder containing your ROM files to rebuild the romfs. Create a folder called HANS at the root of your 3DS's SD card and place the recompiled romfs inside of it. Rename your romfs to the last 8 characters of your version's ID. For braindump, this should be the last 8 character of the name of the dumped romfs. For example, 00179400.romfs would be the correct filename for US birthright. Open up homebrew on your 3DS, navigate to HANS, run Fates through it, and set the romfs option to load the romfs from the SD. Enjoy your randomized game!

 

NTR: If you haven't installed NTR on your 3DS yet, do that first. I highly recommend using this version of NTR as it supports the latest firmware versions. Once you've followed the randomization instructions and recompressed your randomized files, download the Same-Sex expansion and copy the NTR version for your copy of Fates to the root of your SD card (you should have a "plugin" folder on the root of your SD card when all is said and done). If you don't want the contents of the patch, just delete everything from the other folder that came with the plugin (the birthright/conquest/fefatesSE folder). Afterwards, copy the randomized files into the birthright/conquest/fefatesSE folder. From there all you have to do is run NTR on your 3DS then run your copy of Fates. Keep in mind that you will need to run NTR every time you start your 3DS if you want to play with the randomized files. Enjoy!

 

Installation:

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1. Create a folder to use for storing game files. You will need to pick out a specific set of game files from the ROM so that the randomizer can modify them.

2. Create a folder called GameData inside the storage folder. From your ROM, copy GameData.bin.lz and the Dispos and Person folders from the ROM's GameData folder into the one you created.

3. Create a folder called castle inside the storage folder. From your ROM, copy castle_join.bin.lz from the castle folder into the castle folder you created.

4. Copy the m folder and Script folder from your ROM into the storage folder. Your storage folder should look like this:

Main Directory

castle

castle_join.bin.lz

GameData

dispos

person

GameData.bin.lz

m

Scripts

5. Run FEAT.exe, highlight all of the folders in the storage folder, and drag them into FEAT. The program should decompress every file in the storage folder. Check to make sure that the .bin.lz files now only have a .bin extension.

6. Make a backup of this folder so that you don't have to go through this process again.

7. Run Fates-Randomizer.jar, click "Open and Verify," and select the storage folder. You should see a new window pop up with options. If you do not, the window will show you which file was not found.

8. Select a path and options. Refer to the section above if you do not understand an option. Hit "Randomize" and let the program sit. When the program finishes, a little notification will pop up in the corner of the window.

9. Close Fates-Randomizer.jar and highlight all of the files in the storage folder. Drag them into FEAT like you did previously to recompress them. You can close FEAT it finishes compressing every file.

10. You're done! You can either merge these files in with a ROM if you're using HANS (back up the ROM if you're doing this just in case) or place the files in your patch folder if you're using NTR. Enjoy your randomized adventure!

11. As a final note, DO NOT use this on top of an existing save or branch of fate. Use a fresh save starting from the very beginning if you want a stable playthrough.

 

Changelog:

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Beta 5

• Randomizer results are now saved to an XML file. You can load this file next time you randomize to get the same results. Alternatively, you can modify the file to get the results you want from the randomizer.
• Added an option to randomize all paths at once provided that the files for all three paths verified correctly.
• The experimental options section is back. Options in this section are functional, but they may lead to unintended behaviors in game.
• Added an option for changing every appearance of a character to use their new class. This option causes the AI to behave oddly in certain situations (most notably, chapter 5), so the option has been flagged as "Experimental" for now.
• Fixed a bug which caused chapter 11 to crash if Reina's replacement was not a flying class.

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Beta 4-2

• Touched up the system for randomizing scripts once again. This should improve stability to some extent.
• Added in support for randomizing the European version. No more renaming files!
• Mozu's finally in the randomization pool.
• A couple miscellaneous bugfixes.

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Beta 4

• Overhauled script, dispo, and join randomization. The new systems should completely fix issues with character who join through My Castle as well as some miscellaneous issues like the inability to trade items on chapter 4. In general, the new systems should lead to a more stable randomization system.
• Added basic child randomization. The feature currently randomizes which child is tied to which paralogue in addition to parent/child combinations. Right now, the system doesn't completely randomize parents, as characters will only become parents if they switch places with a character who was a parent in the base game.
• Added weapon randomization for joining characters. Under the previous system, characters always received an iron weapon usable by their randomized class. The new system instead picks from a pool of 10 random weapons usable by the new class.
• Adjusted the GUI to include space for additional options and a progress bar during randomization.
• Added lots of missing alternative IDs for characters. Every appearance of a character in the intro chapters and Revelation should now randomize correctly.
• Added support for Japanese file structures during file verification.
• Added basic support for swapping out special-case models like Leo's inside-out collar model in chapter 1. This feature is still a work in progress, but it should provide a basis for properly changing every cutscene model in the future.
• Added variance to the "Randomize Stats" options. The old version simply took the stats of a character and moved them around (ex. a character's strength would become their magic). The new version redistributes points between stats based off of the number of passes you choose in the options.
• Expanded the "Randomize Skills" option to randomize personal skills as well.
• Added an option to add a new character to castle_join when swapping places with Anna. This insures that the character that takes Anna's place gets recruited somewhere since the randomizer cannot modify Anna's DLC.
• Added an "Enable Hero Battle" option for the amiibo characters. Note, the hero battles have the amiibo characters join as "guest" characters who cannot support, so using the castle_join from the Same-Sex Expansion is recommended if you want supports for whoever switches places with the amiibo characters.
• Fixed a bug which caused amiibo characters to only randomize when Revelation was selected as the path.
• Fixed a bug which prevented characters using handover IDs from recruiting correctly.

 

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Beta 3

• Added a section for optional characters. Currently, Anna, Marth, Ike, Lucina, and Robin can be randomized through this section.
• Added randomization for reclass options.
• Added an option to treat Jakob and Felicia as promoted units during class randomization.
• Moved stat and skill randomization out of the "Experimental Features" section.
• Made file verification errors more verbose to help with troubleshooting.
• Fixed a bug which prevented Gunter's voice lines from being changed during join order randomization.
• Fixed a bug which messed up reclass options for characters who received the "Hoshidan Noble" class.
• Slightly improved the model swapping code. These changes should help prevent hangs or other moments where models fail to load.

 

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Beta 2

• Overhauled model swapping. While the feature isn't perfect, it should be perfectly okay to use in game as it shouldn't cause any more crashes. The only issues you may encounter with it are some models failing to swap or, on very rare occasions, a hang which requires the cutscene section to be skipped.
• Added safety checks for script/dispo editing to prevent crashing.
• Added lots of missing character aliases.
• Moved DLC classes into a separate option.
• Added Gunter and Scarlet to the randomization pool for Revelation.
• Added a quick fix for the handover files. Stat changes inside those files are not taken into account, but characters who are assigned a different ID through a handover file should recruit correctly now.
• Fixed some issues with recruitment not working correctly for Birthright Chapter 6 and Birthright Chapter 7.

 

 

FAQ:

 

When I dumped my game, I only received one path even though I own the others as DLC. Why did this happen, and how can I fix it?

 

DLC has to be dumped separately from the base game. Modifying it requires the installation of custom firmware. You will then need to use a tool like Decrypt9 to dump the DLC paths. You can then randomize the DLC paths by including their content in the randomizer folder for randomization and pulling the content back out afterwards. Finally, you can create an installable CIA for the DLC using something like ctrtool. Install that on your 3DS and you should be good to go.

 

The file verification window said that everything verified, but I didn't get an options window!

 

Update your version of Java. The options window uses some features from the latest versions of Java, so the window will fail to open if you're version isn't up to date.

 

Troubleshooting:

As this randomizer is still a work in progress, you may encounter bugs or glitches while using it. At this point you shouldn't encounter any serious issues like crashing, but if you do, the procedure for stopping the issues is fairly simple. First, you need to identify which chapter the issue occurs on so that you can find its files. If the issue occurs on Birthright Chapter 10, for example, the file name you'll be looking for is A010. From there, you'll need to replace files from your patch with the original files until the issue is resolved. First you should try removing all files in Scripts/bev that start with the chapter prefix. So for this example you'd delete every files in Scripts/bev that starts with A010. If that fails to fix the issue, delete the map script, which is named after the chapter (Scripts/A010.cmb in the example). If the issue persists, navigate to GameData/dispos and delete the dispo file (once again, A010.bin if you're looking at the example). That procedure should fix any issue you encounter while using the randomizer. Make sure to report your issue and the chapter it occurred on so that it can be fixed!

 

As always, I want to thank a couple people who helped make this tool a reality:

 

RainThunder for his nightmare modules and wiki which helped with setting up GameData and Person file randomization.

DeathChaos25 for his original randomizer and general contributions to the 3DS Fire Emblem hacking community.

Dylos for the inspiration to make the tool as well as his efforts to help with testing more unstable versions of the randomizer.

SciresM for his archive tool, FEAT.

 

 

[HANS doesn't work anymore]

This is on the same 3DS that you have CFW on, right? If that's the case, then it's easier to use NTR and the plugin from the same-sex patch. Once you set that up, you just run NTR whenever you start your 3DS and then run Fates.

You can get NTR here and the plugin from the same-sex patch here.