Jonathan Barrow

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If all you’re asking is if it’s possible to make custom NEX servers (because you don’t need to do anything with PIA, just make a NEX server and setup the...

Removed all my previous comments, as they flooded the issue, in favor of attached files

Update on the `GetObjectInfos` issue I checked previous versions of the wiki and it seems like you DID have method 45 listed as being patched by SMM [It's listed as...

> Seems like those fields were added on the nintendo switch. thinking back to our DMs on Discord this seems to be a common thing happening. Did you use mostly...

> I'm using Switch games to get the most recent version of the protocols Of course, that makes perfect sense > It's difficult to cover all possible NEX versions, because...

On the 3DS `NintendoCreateAccountData` is actually called `AccountExtraInfo`, with a very different structure On the 3DS you are able to connect to NEX servers without a NNID. `AccountExtraInfo` only contains...

`ReportCourse` in DataStore (SMM) is undocumented, but its request seems fairly simple. Guessing on the name of the structure ```proto struct DataStoreReportCourseParam { uint64 data_id; string mii_name; uint8 report_category; string...

Here's some missing data from [Friends Protocol (Wii U)](https://github.com/kinnay/NintendoClients/wiki/Friends-Protocol-(Wii%20U)) in [AddFriendRequest](https://github.com/kinnay/NintendoClients/wiki/Friends-Protocol-(Wii%20U)#5-addfriendrequest) the first `Unknown` uint32 is the PID of the person the friend request is being sent to. The first...

In [FriendRequestMessage](https://github.com/kinnay/NintendoClients/wiki/Friends-Protocol-(Wii%20U)#friendrequestmessage) the first `Unknown` uint8 is actually a boolean to determine if the friend request has been marked as received or not. This controls whether or not the friends...

The response in [UpdateComment](https://github.com/kinnay/NintendoClients/wiki/Friends-Protocol-(Wii-U)#15-updatecomment) in the Friends (Wii U) protocol is the DateTime that the comment was updated