Launching the Exploit (Flipnote Lenny)
We'll start by first setting up your SD card to launch our exploit. For the best Unlaunch-free experience, we recommend using an exploit called "Flipnote Lenny" which takes advantage of a flaw in how the Flipnote Studio application handles flipnotes.
Launching the exploit will boot you into TWiLight Menu++, a homebrew application that acts as a replacement to the DSi Menu.
Requirements
- Flipnote Studio installed on your Nintendo DSi
- If you do not have Flipnote Studio, then use Memory Pit instead
Section I - SD card setup
- Download the latest version of Flipnote Lenny
- Copy the
private
folder from the Flipnote Lenny archive to the root of your SD card
Section II - Launching the exploit
- Ensure your SD card is inserted into your Nintendo DSi
- Boot your Nintendo DSi and launch the Flipnote Studio application
- If you receive a message saying that your SD card cannot be used, ensure your SD card is formatted correctly
- Open the Flipnote Studio settings on the top-right of the main menu and ensure that
Start on Calendar
is disabled andFrog
is enabled - View the flipnotes stored on the SD card
- If you are unable to view the flipnotes on the SD card, please use another SD card
- Tap on the face corresponding to your region
- If you have an AUS console, select EUR
- Edit the selected flipnote
- Tap the frog icon on the bottom-left
- Tap on the film roll icon
- Select
Copy
->Back
->Exit
- Tap on the second note with a larger face, and select
Edit
- Tap on the frog icon on the bottom-left
- Tap on the film roll icon
- Select paste
WARNING
If the top screen turns green, you do not have TWiLight Menu++'s BOOT.NDS
on the root of your SD card. Follow the prep work again.
You can now use TWiLight Menu++! First, it will ask you to select your language and region. These do not need to match your console's language or region, so set them to whichever you prefer. Next, it's recommended to continue on and make a NAND backup. This can potentially be used to save your console if anything bad happens in the future.
TIP
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