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|Super Smash Bros. for Wii U | |Super Smash Bros. for Wii U |
Revision as of 15:56, 19 September 2022
Library for Nintendo Network Nintendo Figure Platform (amiibo).
Functions
Core
Name | Prototype | Description | Notes |
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nn::nfp::Initialize | int nn::nfp::Initialize(void);
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Initializes the library when starting | Needs to be called before anything else can be used |
nn::nfp::Finalize | int nn::nfp::Finalize(void);
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Finalizes the library when finished | Needs to be reinitialized before functions can be used |
nn::nfp::SetActivateEvent | int nn::nfp::SetActivateEvent(OSEvent *event);
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Makes event for when a tag is detected | Also need SetDeactivateEvent() |
nn::nfp::SetDeactivateEvent | int nn::nfp::SetDeactivateEvent(OSEvent *event);
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Makes event for when a tag is lost | Also need SetActivateEvent() |
nn::nfp::StartDetection | int nn::nfp::StartDetection(void);
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Starts detecting tags | Need to run SetActivateEvent() and SetDeactivateEvent() |
nn::nfp::StopDetection | int nn::nfp::StopDetection(void);
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Stops detecting tags | |
nn::nfp::Mount | int nn::nfp::Mount(void);
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Mounts a detected tag | Needs to be called after tag has been detected |
nn::nfp::Unmount | int nn::nfp::Unmount(void);
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Unmounts a detected tag | If tag is lost or StopDetection is called, it's unmounted automatically |
List of Application Area IDs
Game | Application Area ID | Notes |
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Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival | 0x0014f000 | |
Mario Party 10 | 0x10161f00 | This matches the low part of the JPN Title ID. |
Super Smash Bros. for Wii U | 0x10110e00 | This matches the low part of the JPN Title ID. |
THE LEGEND OF ZELDA Twilight Princess HD | 0x1019c800 | This matches the low part of the JPN Title ID. |