Not only that, it can generate the binary moveset data from scratch using a JSON file containing the moveset data. With this being the case, I figured it would be useful to have a tool that can copy custom move presets from one save file to another. The firmware requirement will probably not.) It is now possible for anyone to run this on 9.9 (most recent) firmware, using Tubehax and save_manager! (The Cubic Ninja requirement may go away in the future for old3DS. Right now, anyone with a 9.2 firmware or less and a copy of Cubic Ninja can install PastaCFW and SaveDataFiler, which together allow you to extract, edit, and reinsert saves for both cartridges and installed games.
In the world of 3DS hacking, save editing is becoming increasingly accessible.
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